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The a company for 25 years. popcorn. pop- matically seals boxesof packaged Corporation Commissioncommercial fishfood. state Tests COrnCOE made on channel wi part Chairman CharlesNesbitt. catfish Grass & Grain represen-pondsnear in National Health Report On Marijuana Nesbitt said a Tinker Tuttle mill inhad $150 2 theorganization funding Lake tative whoappeared before the Until 195 February 9, 1971 admittedcalledthe progra 04111"ion'd°11" Corporation Commission Fats and Is 'Fragmentary, Incomplete' Research Foundation Prom rnidostrial "1:1 convenient that effluent fromthe base's metal l'31001ii cotildn t But do not meet ofvarious Inc., ifitwere replating operations meat sol the general populace inciu Hoflooven New federal research indicates companies. Oklahoma Gives standards. , or commonly used." federal water quality grinkhave most young poplewillnotex- Nesbitt said bearingscot, perience dangerouseffects from The reportyesterdayreached The waste, which for ajob. contains toxic residue,flows into the thi short-term experimenting withvirtually the same conclusions asFeds Some Of vineed findingsissuedlast North Canadian River. marijuana, but lackofevidencepreliminary officials build the n September. Nesbitt said Tinker ifile:131)11)ri'nct' f°2'finbvi:fini-glocieurersri'syboitliti;r it makes it impossible to give the drug Own Medicine funds toHarrisPapers interest Dr. Bertram S. Brown, director of pleaded that there were no ,,t000ta", corncob a a clean bill of health. isgivingfederal grinding theNationalInstituteof Mental Oklahoma improve wastetreatment before the P doyen or Corn authorities six monthsto comply into the river.Scorn Lobbying the cobs. "The health picture with respectHealth, told a news conference: water is discharged around guidelines on But tha to marijuana must at present be "Thebulkofhealthyyoungwith Washington's own That is "not anacceptable ex- .ej mill pollution. industry, Nesbitt sounds. . regarded as fragmentary andpeople, with short-term use of the cuse" from private By Press drY, grain'cobs The state Pollution ControlBoard, reason Assn, 110 tons of clearly incomplete," the Nationaldrug, will have no deleterious effects said, adding that he saw no users.business made up of representativesof six accepted from the of Institute of Mental Health said in its- although a few of themwill have why it should be The Kansas °C6rollo ear,neophyte.. Monday to Press Associa state agencies, voted milliona Y "A cob first detailed report to Congress onsuch effects...and..in high enough federal government. lobbiestoomuch .r six have 180 for its five ,. fic results of a 3 million -dollar -a -yeardoses, a psychotic eipsode can occurnotify U.S. officials they He said the 180 -daylimit had beennewspaper members, hepast Vander days in which to reducepollution of notenoug study of pot. in everybody... imposedinfederalantipollutionmore idealisticpursuits, dozen mi waste water from TinkerAir Force and "And evenifitiseventually actions and "I thinkitisa nicecepts too manyfavors Is or years. "Many ofthe most important installations from established that moderate use is notBase and other federal one...they ought to followit." lobbies. That's the Neophyl questions regarding the implications complying opinion tophysicalhealth,ain Oklahoma to a level of farmers v oflong-term,chronicusewillinjurious stan- publishers of theHutchinson with federal water quality N nagging question would remain: Do RESEARCH ON PACKER and the reason f. y and thi require significant periods of time to dards. why - answer," the report stated. The 176 -we want to encourage the use of a officeWASTE INTO FISHFOOD newspapers at Hutchinson, tons the cobs m mind -altering drug which, for so The state attorney general's grant Sa page report drew these conclusions: court in- MANHATTAN -A $10,000 Garden City, Hays,Chanute, of themill many, is an escape from reality andwas instructed to seek a Kansas Stateand Ottawa have Ota Consequences of marijuana use junction to halt such pollutionofwill finance study at dropped of the bus a retreat into passive enjoyment?" University to see whether moreby- membership in theorganizatio Risks tl "can range from no effects to a compliance does not come withinthe other psychotic experience, and cannot be Brown defined a high dose as products and wastesfrom the meat The seven newspapers stated period. are explosive, predicted for any individual." "daily smoking or ingesting" of the packing industry can'tbe used inmembers of the Harris drug, but he offered no figures. He The resolution was offeredby group. spoil. Cot There isno evidence linking that it co marijuana with cancer orbirthdefined moderate use as two or three sin rollers times a week. 'if processors defec ts. '010i°5dsi 'di51r ensseniteddsi sfde sk3egaeh: el na,°rna,issi ° Ur, dalgve'ttowasal machiner si°t°re°e°t'llae lcur I1it:noo:021:1 Pressed by newmen to estimate rdsarof:s°PimeVFsnldfrrnntalYriceuayensdneublaocericdtsYsneorrt. Additional research is needed the stainli theincidence of "psychotic corncobs "before we can ascertain how much fn Ipor wranhi hgssevi episodes," Brown guessed that one irdbmoil that mille of a threat marijuana would pose to y out of every100first-time users of the col amongcollegefreshmenex- A corns GRASS & GRAIN periencesa"seriouspanicep- spontaneous after the The Mid -Kansas news weekly. sode..a tad trip'...lasting a day or outsideit Published each Tuesday at 1207 so." rmi called be gnhgt Icobstack Moro, (Box 1009) Manhattan, aoi He said he estimates that one out ON kernels. 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Mills collect thebeeswing and pith, absorbs up to five Maumee, a key industrial raw taconite, a particularly hard iron- times its weight in oil, and Vander gant processes Until 1957, The Andersonshad nobearing rock. fine powder in dust filters and sell it it, you couldn'tconvenient way to dispose Hooven hopes the product will catch naterial. Without of the The woody cob material is used into cosmetics firms, which make faceon as an oil slick remedy. A Con- lean yourmink coat, powder yourcobs. But thatyear, Mr. Vander powder fromit.Shulton Inc.,of polish your ball bearings or tumbling machines to clean and necticutfirmismarketingthe ,ose, Hooven sold his water-driven mill inpolish such items as ball bearings,Clifton, N.J., says its "corn silk" fire ants. Brinkhaven, Ohio, and lineofcosmetics"hasenjoyedmaterial under the name "Slikwik." oison your came lookingcostume jewelry, bullets and fish There is, of course, one use for the kg* It's calledthe corncob. for a job. Inan afternoon, he con-hooks. substantial sales increases since its scorned by farmers,thevinced the Anderson introduction." corncob that is not new, but even it is Once partnersto Blown through blastingequipment, modernizing - and flourishing. lobo cawiv ob has become a flourishingbuild the mill, acquireda 40 per centit removes grease and paint and But cob millers havetheir usiness for a dozen or so corncobinterest inithimself, and began headaches - chief among them the In Missouri, a group of farmers scattered around the Corn cleans machinery. Louisiana Power raise a particular strain of corn just grinding away at themountains of & LightCo.,ofNewOrleans,belief still held by many farmers resstills cobs. that corncobs are worthless. Many for the cob it grows on. iSelt. recently ordered 30 tons of cob grit One of their customers is Hitschl The millers buy,dry, grain, mill But that's not as simpleasit Corn Belt farmers have turned to ansas that, mixed with limestone powder, & Hirschl & Bendheim, a ress oi bag perhaps 200,000 tons of cobssounds.Indeed,thecorncobis used to clean huge insulators inusing the pickersheller, a machine cornucopia of users. Washington, Mo., compay that has f(1 year for a business is rife with hazards for that gathers and shells corn in the .1 n: .Tch thepower substations without cutting ,77"ersoloiheir sales, now a $4 million a year,neophyte. field, and discards the cobs, leaving been making corncob pipes for 100 alistic off the power. Previously, the utility years. A company official says 1970 doubled in the past five or six "A cob is an ornery rascal,"says them to rot. many'-'4 had to shut down the stations and was"thebiggestyearinour Vander Hooven. "I've seen at leasta To stop that sort of thing, millers That's thefav°1 wipe at the insulators with rags. history." The current best seller: A 00:1"I wishIwas 15or 20 yearsdozen mills go broke" inrecent Screeningandgradingthehave raised the prices they offer for s of the HutcOunger," enthuses John Vanderyears. cobs. Six times a day on local radio,line of $1.98 "color cob" pipes that materialiscrucial,however. To some in six colors, includingpink. - reason,pooven, 69, president of Anderson Neophyte millers, he says, thoughtpolish buttons,the grit must beVander Hooven and The Andersons i.rs at Hutchirs,obMills Inc. here, which last yearfarmers would give away corncobssmall enough to pass through theadvertise that they'll pay more for STRYKER HAS BEST ity, Hays,k,flaii,ocessedabout 35,000 tons of cobs.- and they did, until they realized ear corn - that is, corn still on the DENVER HEREFORD PEN iwa buttonhole and to avoid jamming have droyhe potential is fantastic." the cobs were valuable- and manyautomatic sewingsystems.Drycob - than for shelled corn. FREDONIA - Dick Stryker of hip in theorg Anderson says he'scontinuallyof the millers weren't aware of riskscleaners use finely ground cobs, Currently, the premium is 7 cents Stryker Hereford Ranch, Fredonia, yennewspapoproachedby other companies toof the business. mixed with solvent, to clean minka bushel of shelled corn (based onwon the carload of Hereford bulls of theHarris:1M cobmills, and he's considering Risks there are. Cob dust can becoats in tumbling machines. the quantity after the ear corn is competition at the National Western Witting up mills in Canada or Franceexplosive, and wet or rotted cobs can Chemicalcompanies,too,areshelled, but it has been as high as 14 Livestock Show in Denver. A second here cob grit is in great demand.spoil. Corncob gritis so abrasivemajor cob customers. Quaker Oatscents. The mill paid out $400,000 in Kansan, George Werth,Quinter, That's headystatus for a productthat it constantly wears down theCo., which enjoys the distinction ofsuch premiums last year. was winner in the 15 junior bulls at farmers and grain processorsrollersandplatesinmillingbeing the nation's biggest user of Such costs,ofcourse, keepcategory. ice had trouble gettingrid of. machinery and even grinds away atcobs, processes the cobs and other Until a few years ago, corncobsthe stainless steel wire mesh screensingredients into "furfural," a basic acked up in huge unsightly moundsthat millers use to sift various partschemical used in producing resins, All the comforts of home across the Midwest. They oftenof the cob. plastics, tires and even auto engine ughtfirefrom spontaneous A corncob is a complex item evenparts and household appliances. mbustion and, when wet,theyafter the corn is removed. On the Cob grit is also an ideal carrier for oduced a noxious, sweet smell. Aoutside is a light, fluffy materialfertilizer and weed killers. In the Wood Shavings e in a three -block long cob stackcalled beeswing, which holds theSoutheast, itis dropped from air- reoncesmolderedfor. threekernels. planes to poison fire ants. nths, producing a pall of smoke Underneath is a hard woody ring Diamond Shamrock Corp.uses for farrowing er Maumee and abushelofand in the middle, a soft, white pith.corncob granules in its lawn care houses Kennels Ilution complaints. Dried, the woody material is fourproducts and tells customers that `Folks were ready to run us out oftimesharderthanmaple.Bob"once in the ground, the granules chicken houses n," says John D. Anderson chiefSteinfort, a cob millerin Mountdecompose, forming humus, a PACKEDINAPP. 70 LB. ecutive of The Andersons, a vastPulaski, Ill., claims it costs more tohighly desirable soil conditioner." POLYETHYLENE BAGS FOR SALE BY: Who's behind the big mix-up NELSON MANHATTAN HATCHERY in cattle feeding? 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Bake impulsivepre-schoolsmall alt.ric'us' trimmimgitemsare producersoffreshfruitsand 1,abouttell ,..ungsters, cancause big accidents.fascinating treasuresto a child. eased pan, vegetables pre -cool them for their ice childrenare not aware of the Here are some otheritems which trip to the market. Methods include +++ngers, mothermust watch forshould be properlystored lest they hydo-cooling, with ice cold water; things, and they can be se small get into the hands of littlechildren: vacuumcooling,byevaporation Ind in every room of the house. Raw or dried peas, beansand fruit under reduced pressure; forced air -Youxifake that middle desk drawer inpits; hard candies andnuts left out cooling, in which refrigerated air is 1'10t den. 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Toolitems that can be found ina purse or ;es should bestored only wherecoat pocket; bottlecaps, cigaretteHeart -Shaped Walnut Cakes Paper Back 25c - 35c surely surprisF:Ills can reach them. butts, fish hooks and leadsinkers; 50c - 75c winner ofthe,ewingitemspresentanotherminiature toys or playthings which fry serving your sweetheart 1, teaspoon vanilla extract k you very prettylittlewalnut cakes which 1/4 cup black walnuts, chopped Books n have small parts suchas wheels or .?.s so much." you've made with your own prettySoften butter. Add to sugar. Add all Largest Stock eyes which can be removed byan odor Duensin infant. hands. Frost the heart -shaped cakesother ingredients except walnuts. In Town message: Each home is a little different andwith Coffee -Walnut Frosting andBeatvigorouslyuntillightand you kindly f( t is suggested that each homemakeryou'll have a perfect Valentine treat.fluffy. Additional sugar or coffee can University COFFEE -BLACK WALNUT be added toobtain desired con- that I received. RZTTEL'S Nith little children take a tour of her Book Store day. I will CAKES sistency. Fold in walnuts. Spread on enjU, )wn house and learnto"think 623 N. ManhattanManhattan trEsTE ;mall." 2 cups granulated sugar cake at once. "2 cup butter or margarine 3 eggs 1/2 cup cold coffee MATTRESS & 12 cup cold milk BOX SPRINGS 3 cups cake flour 3 teaspoons baking powder everything For The Horse Specials Every Day And The Rider New Low Prices 1 cup black walnuts, chopped Buy Direct Mix sugar and butter until smooth Largest Stock Of Saddles Also Complete Rebuilding and light. Beat in eggs. Add coffee In Mid -Kansas Service and milkalternatelywithflour whichhasbeensiftedwith 1810 North Buckeye Manhattan baking powder, stirring until smooth ABILENE, KANSAS eachtime.Whenallthese Mattress Co. ingredients have been added, beat pen Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 414 S. 4th PR 8-5302 about two minutes until light and Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. fluffy. Add walnuts. Pour into a dozen heart -shaped cupcake tins. Bake at 350 degrees until top springs JNCT ON CITY back to light touch. Cool, then frost withCoffee -Walnut Frosting. OPEN HOUSE (Recipe also makes two 9" round (Wedn., Feb. 10 9 a.m.-'5 p.m. cakes.) LEGION HALL - MORROWVILLE; KANS. COFFEE -WALNUT Factory representatives will he on hand to discuss FROSTING Shivvers CIRCU-LATOR drying system, drying bins '2 cup butter and drying units. 314, cups confectioners' sugar, sifted 3 tablespoons hot coffee (approx.) ntinuous Flow 2 tablespoons cream (or milk) DRy Disposables, A New To sToRAGE,,,, Way Of Life A leading journal for pharmacists WHEN PERCENTAGES COUNT, reports that "make it do, use it up, do without" has become an out- moded philosophy. The new view is CHOOSE PURINA STEER FATENA "use it once and throw it -away." Sometimes 4% doesn't seem like much. But when 4% Disposable products areoften cheaper and healthier and the list of is your feed supplement investment, it can be mighty availableitemsis constantly important. growing. Among the newer items: Bed - Of a cattleman's total investment, including land, sheets,thermometers, ash trays, feeding facilities and the cattle themselves, only nightgowns,undershorts, wash about 4% is tied up in feed supplement costs, but IGH-SPEED DRYING cloths and ice bags. A disposable that's a percentage which is vital to feed conversion 100 hairbrushisalsoundercon- and profits. sideration, the publication reports. IVVERS Lator Good conversion means less total feed. Less totai SSBOOK ircu- feed means lower cost production. That's why it makes from Tapered Sweep Augerremoves thinlayer ofgrain sense to feed Purina Steer Fatena, a supplement dryingfloor-converting your bininto a4000bu.per built for top conversion. SINGLE day ContinuousFlowDryer orCirculatingBatchDryer. RTIFICATHJnloading System and Grain Spreader are also built into Your 4% investment can make the difference. Choose grain JM CIRCU-LATOR. Yousave thousands of dollars on your the product with quality ingredients "built -to -fit" drying system-andyou cut fuel costs andcondition your your grains, roughages and cattle; choose Purina ERTIFICO:grain with a CIRCU-LATOR System. Steer Fatena. Get it at our sign of the Checkerboard. JM NOW you can afford AGRICULTURE SERVICE SING a CONTINUOUS FLOW drying system 258-2412 Herington iS There Will Be A CURCU-IATOR on Display FLINT HILLS FEED & GRAIN PR 8-5322 Manhattan JM FARMERS UNION FEED MILL Formal Program By Factory Engineers at 437 2434 St. Marys 10:00 a.m.. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. MOR-KAN ELEVATOR APOUNC 349 2214 White City REGISTER FOR FREE GIFTS MID-CONTINENT ELEVATOR.... CE 8-4177 Junction City rERLY! SPONSORED BY GORDEN MARK ELEVATOR ME 2.3381Clay Center WE CAN FIT YOU WESTERN GRAIN MILL 767-5933 Council Grove ELLIOTT CONSTRUCTION CO. Justin Acme Texas 1) Morrowville, Kansas 265-3872 Nocona and Tony Lama I Your CIRCULATORDealer in North Central Kansas On US 24 - 2 Blocks East ANASSOCIA of Cloverleaf on US 24 Special Open HousePrices On Drying Equipment TOPEKA, KANS. 716 COFFEE & DONUTS WILL BE SERVED PHONE breeders are theNo. University of Texas,M.D. Anderson Top Charolais breeding 1 SUppli in U.S. Now cattle .e Grass & Grain February 9, 1971 Hospital and TumorInstitute markets- especially in Iv 6 American countries. inLa Houston. Exporter More than3 However, abouthalf of these are Charolaiscattle exports havehead were exported luekemia - U.S. Charolais from theu Store Silver, China In developing meningeal point where American 1970. brain covering.Dr.grown to the cancer of the tisrou=s7 Sullivan said meningealleukemia is Plastic Bags Between Use not fatal, but is aconstant sourceof continue in- Tarnish proof your silverware andThis method eliminates the chanceillhealth which can definitely. dust proof your good china and ofdelicatepiecesslipping from in the U.S. crystal before returningittoitssoapy fingers. About 7,000 children contract leukemiaeach year and accustomed storage place after that of leukemia than special dinner. Your table things more children die all infectious diseasescombined, the will then emerge all set for instantTrim Sparingly pediatrician said in aninterview. use the next time they are needed. causemore There will be none of that frantic last Trim sparingly the various kindsOnly accidents of lettuce that come into your kit-childhood deaths. minute polishing and shining which pallor and you've never allotted time for inchen.The reason?Becausethe Dr. Sullivan said that darker green outer leaves oftenrepeated infections mostcommonly your party preparation schedule. leukemia. Your best dust andtarnishcontain considerably more nutritionlead to the detection of proofing tools are double wallthan the inner leaves. Discard asWhen the disease is inremission little of the outer leaves of lettuce as(under control), children canlead quilted plastic bags. The lack of attending staticcling and expandingsidepossible to get the most Vitamin A,relatively normal lives, Doesn't your family deserve to be this happy? gussets eliminates the traditionalVitamin C and minerals for yourschool and participating inathletics, tussle so that coffee pot, plates ormoney. Iceberg, Romaine and otherbut they must avoidimmunizations whatever, slip easily into the bags. types of lettuce are in good supply atbecause their maintenance highly climb The double layer of plastic with airyour market now. medication makes them I'm gonna say susceptible to viruses. when I bubble insulation in between means kiddin!" that air, your chief tarnish causing Meningealleukemiaaffects I ain't culprit, cannot gain entrance once victims much like a brain tumor, the bags are sealed with a twistChildren With causing headaches, stiff necksand closure. And this extra thickness stiff backs, she said. Expensive drug C together with the quilting provides a treatments are necessary every six Interest cushioningeffectwhichprotectsLeukemia Are weeks. china against chipping. Drug and radiation therapy are You'll find large gallon -sized bagsLiving Longer theprincipletreatmentsfor Gi neatly accommodate your larger leukemia and Hodgkins disease, one Equity The numberofchildrenwithof several malignant disorders of items such as coffee pot, vegetable billion do lymphatic and other tissues which theirthey dish or a stack of three dinnerleukemia who livefive years or increasedereasewdhat plates, a stack of bread and buttermore, with the disease has increasedplay a part in an individual's ability from a yl inof the in plates, dessert plates or saucers.25 per cent in the last decade, butto fight infection. olibillion dollars decade, a new"was in The quart sized bag is suited to thethatsurvivalrateisfarfrom ko in a reportGrowth o smaller pieces. equaling acure rate,"a Texas department Andhere'satipwellworthpediatrician says. Tools Buffy, the family dog, may restraine farmers adopting. Treat fragile bric-a-brac Approximately28percentof Too not play games as well as rates, tightcredit, that you're intending to store in thechildrenwithbone marrow andthe generalprevailin AGGIE Chris, Elizabeth, Meg and As a re bags to a good break -proof washingleukemia live five years or more, IP economy lastyear first by shaking each piece up in areports Dr. Margaret Sullivan, HARDWARE Monty, but she sure can income In associate pediatrician and associate 1205 Moro briars. double wall quilted bag filled with appreciate total electric and Situation Board from 16.2 soapy water. Rinse in the same way.professor ofpediatricsatthe Manhattan, Ks. comfort. dbef may be on the way would m !Oresl rates on farm about 15. i1971 are expected tosince 11 Electric heating with indi- ill 1 percentage pointproveme WESTLOOP SHOPPING CENTER vidual room temperature list year," the reportare expe control provides a cleaner, bag and short-term the repor Convenient off US24 Cutoff, K18, An- icarry lower interestundergo derson Avenue, & Claflin Road, and healthieratmospherefor high inte MANHATTAN old US24 from Keats and Riley. PRIZES Ann's family. of farmers were ((January 1 at another d117.2 billion dollars, . . STARTS NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 27th nit more than a year Every store and service participating TOTAL proprietor's equities - - Stop in any location in actually own among West Loop and fill out entry blanks. Enter as oftenas you like.No - totaled 256.8 billion purchase necessary and you need not be present to win. ELECTRIC of only 1.4 per cent or bins from the 253.3- Equity held on January 18 CHANCES GRAND PRIZE CORONADO LIVING pin has been less in TO WIN ! PORTABLE II was8.8billion is great 16 per cent gain from JOIN US IN ill the latest figure is accordingto USDA THE FUN ! Inmer-owned TV equity for growing RI billion dollars in WIN BLACK AND 'Elia' dollarsin 1961. (clanuaryl IN FEBRUARY WHITE families. put at 58.6 GIANT 19" AT Diagonal Measure WESTLOOP Screen It's no easy job keeping a family of six iRSETTE JANUARY WINNERS happy, healthy and handsome...but 1. Jim Winter, 800 Laramie, 6. Debra A. Pishny, Waterville, Fritz and Ann Pyle of Manhattan do Manhattan, $10.00 GIFT WHEEL BALANCE & LUBE 12. Steve Rowers, 2361 Grandview just that at their comfortable total elec- CERTIFICATE 7. Mrs. Alice Boyd, 700 Humboldt, Manhattan, COOKWARE SET 2. V.P. Dines, 1736 Vaughn, Manhattan, FREE CHECKING 13. Carolyn Elder, 706 Pine, Wamego, tric home. Manhattan, LADIES WATCH ACCOUNT ALARM CLOCK Ann enjoys the convenience of many 3. Brent Leland, 450 Shelle Rd., 8. Chuck Saylor, 302-1 Hampton, 14. Elsie Watson, 826 Thurston, Manhattan, FONDUE SET Ft. Riley, FREE AIR TICKET Manhattan, 12 PIZZAS electric "servants" such as a refrigera- 4. Dana Ogle, Goodnow Hall, 9. Ed Berry, 2103 Green, Manhattan 15. Velcha Sims, 222 Pierre St., tor, range, washer, dryer, hot water Manhattan, $10.00 CLEANING $10.00 COUPON BOOK Manhattan, MEN'S SWEATER CERTIFICATE 10. Randy McQuin, Lot 56 Fairmont 16. Bridget Hagen, 2115 McDowell, heater, dishwater, and garbage dis- 5. Dan W. Upson, 201 Cedar Dr., Tr. Ct., Manhattan, LADIES Manhattan, TOASTER Manhattan, $10.00 COUPON WASH & WEAR SLACKS posal which save her work and allow BOOK 11. Kathy Rohrer, Putnam Hall, 17. Karen Buatte, 2205 Browning Ave., Manhattan, STEAK DINNERS Manhattan, MEN'S WATCH more time to spend with the family. The Pyles also havemore moneyto 4itiE.cLock HERE IS WHAT WE ARE GIVING AWAY IN FEBRUARY spend since total electric living is cost- 1. BATH SHOP: $10.00 Gift Certificate ing them ten percent less than they 9. KINGS FOOD HOST: $10.00 Coupon Book E.00W 2. BENEFICIAL FINANCE: Kodak For Any Purchase on Menu size of expected. Rearinga family the ..,41,Feeder I nstamatic 44 Gift Set 10. LUCILLE'S: Ladies Blouse by Langtry Calves about "IRqiIINDents 3. CASA TLA LOC: 16 pc. Contempo Frost Dishes 11. MR. STEAK: Dinner For 2, Choice of T -Bones theirs, theywere glad to know Strips -Fillets 4. CINDERELLA DRY CLEAN: $10.00 Dry specialratesfor KPL totalelectric (r4hLirieof Cleaning Certificate (No Limit) 12. NORTON'S DRUGS: $10.00 Off TowardsInstant %Replacers 5. DILLON'S $10.00 Coupon Book, Use in any Hairsetter by Clairol customers. Dillons Store. 13. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS & LOAN: G.E. Electric You, too, should from 6. GRAY'S MOBILE STATION: Complete Wheel Alarm Clock get all the facts OLL's Balance & Lubrication 14. PIZZA HUT: 12 Free Large Pizzas your local KPL representative. 7. KANSAS STATE BANK: Free Safe Deposit 15. STEVENSON'S CLOTHING CO: Box For 1 year. McGregor Short Sleeve Knit Shirt (112,4454 8. KANSAS STATE TRAVEL: Air Ticket To 16. TEMPO: 45 pc. Melmac Dinnerware wiNsAs Kansas City, Mo. on Capitol Airlines 17. T.G.&Y.: Traveler Instant Hairsetterby Curlatron 14 meter Enter Now Through February27th t(rsiTh

IsiNZ'LYws. 'the No reeding t4 cal COW POKES February 9, 1971 esPeciatv By Ace Reid end of parochial schoolsinthis Nntries. hlo Catholics Close north -centralKansascommunitygrades 1-6 at the Catholic school. Kported since before the turn of the century. from it They will be absorbed into the public Last SchoolIn Father Loren Werth said the moveschoolsystem.HaroldClark, was being forced by "rising costssuperintendent of Unified District Concordia and the lack of available nuns to help333,said the additional students teach." would mean hiringthree more CONCORDIA- TheCatholic The Catholic junior -senior highteachers next year than was plan- grade school in Concordia will closeschool was closed here last spring.ned. Clark said he foresees no other after the spring term, marking theThere are 206 pupils enrolled inproblems.

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COMFORTABLE 'Nowwhen Isay I'm gonna climb into my saddle, I ain't kiddin!" HOME ighInterest CutInto HEATING armEquity Gain armers increased theirbillion dollars, a 6 per cent increase nershipequityinwhattheyfrom a year earlier. "Three -fourths Quality erate only 3.5 billion dollars inof the increase," the report said, Dependability-Service 0, the leastin a decade, a new"wasinnon -real estateloans. SALINA SKELGAS SERVICE riculture department reportGrowth of farm mortgage loans was ABILENE SKELGAS SERVICE ws. G. D. Pearce, mgr. Harold Poland, mgr. restrained by thereluctanceof 561 N. Broadway igh interest rates, tight credit,farmers to seek long-term loans at TA5-4432 207 N.'Broadway CO3-1440 ing expenses and the general prevailing interest rates." TRI-COUNTY SKELGAS SERVICE TOPEKA SKELGAS SERVICE elation in the economy lastyear As a result of pressures, net farm Gene Sears,mgr. re the big factors. Manhattan, Cliff Coleman, mgr. income last year dipped 2.5 per cent 608 So. 5th PR6-4726 E. Hwy. 24 & Meriden Rd. FL4-7758 'he Outlook and Situation Boardfrom 16.2 billion dollars in 1969. This ,s some relief may be on the way would mean a net farm income of JUNCTION CITY SKELGAS SERVICE WAMEGO SKELGAS SERVICE 3 year. "Interest rates on farmabout 15.8 billion dollars, the lowest Ken Noll, mgr ns made in 1971 are expected to Harold Erichse it, mgr. since1968.Despite some im- 560 Grant Ave. CE8-270/ 5th & Elm 456-7565 gage about 1 percentage pointprovement this year, farm expenses er than last year," the reportare expected to keep rising. Thus, 1. "Both long and short-termthe report said, 1971 net income will 8611. Ti loans will carry lower interestundergo "further decline" but cited Good Nousslosping OVs." qke/qa) World's Finest LP -Gas high interest rates." 1*41*\Eur"um"to talassetsof farmers were ow EHMC --/ mated as of January 1 at another )rd high of 317.2 billion dollars, ut 2 per cent more than a year ier. But proprietor's equities - The more healthy young pigs t farmers actually own among your sows farrow each litter r assets - totaled 256.8 billion means higher profit potential SICars, a gain of only 1.4 per cent or for your operation. billion dollars from the 253.3- That's the whole idea behind on -dollar equity held on January 170. the CO-OP Sow Pow pig le equity gain has been less in production plan. All the swine ntyears.It was8.8billion know-how of Farmland research firs or a 3.6 per cent gain from (and that's a lot) has been to 1970. But the latest figure is applied to creating a sow feeding smallest, according to USDA plan that produces healthier, irds, farmer -ownedequity more productive sows; fined from 178.8 billion dollars in larger, more vigorous litters. to 177.8 billion dollars in 1961. rm debt on January 1 put at 58.6 Then Sow Pow rations keep those sows healthy all the way through lactation to breeding. Sow concentrates and supplements, farrowing and family of lactation rations that are >ome b second to none. lanhattan Sow Pow rations are part el )le total of the CO-OP Meat Market Program, the total plan nceof m for producing finer pork more profitably. refrige s a Get the details from the fir,hot wa experts at your local garbage double -circle Co-op. rk and all he farnilY' THEROUND-THE-CLOCK remoney AUTOMATIC sow pow living is NURSE- COW than pig production SS Raise Veal, Feeder Calves plan ly thesize' Herd Replacements know ab Complete Line Of total gleeMedicated MilkReplacers CARROLL'S .he facts ed Feeds Center Carlton armers Union Co-op Farmers Union Co-op ative. Phone 913-229-6454 Clay Center -Bala Farm Co-op Assn. Business Ann. ALTA VISTA,KANSAS -Miltonvale-Leonardville Carlton 94Q -222l or see: Lindsborg anhattan 11 reenleaf Van Meter Farmers Cooperative Assn. Farmers Co-op Elevator Assn. Farmers Union Elevator Co. DAIRY SUPPLY Manhattan -Alta Vista G reenleaf-L inn Lindsborg-Falun Bridgeport GYPSUM, KANS. -Westmoreland-Onaga -Washington TOWN HONORS DOCTOR February 9,1971 FOR 25 YEARS' d It now appears thatthe carryover SERVICE September 1 may HERINGTON theresti FARMERS OUTLOOK of soybeans next usable reserves next - A itv.w,rUy bushels; lastfall, week, so the celebrationhonored ,s plan Origin be 75 to 100 million September 1 maybe sufficient for Dr: L.H. Simerl A minimumof Gillilandhere was LI it was 229 million. weeks of normal last week. ""111., ,,,,, .11,1"...""111,1.1,1. ,,,,, I.".1.,"1" is only one or two Gilliland has imports 50 millionprobably practiced levelsmaxima around operation. Withsuch a short reserve25 years in Herington,medicine supplies. poly: infritillinstsriinesg year bet essential for pipeline marketpriceswill and the may be inprospect, mindful of thenumber 1.098 bil Hence, the usable reserves than usual. of G&G bushels. fluctuate more which have no doctor, But b3 Feed Grain Prices reduced to 25 to 50 million L. H. Simerl honored )ear with an informal aid Domestic use andexports now reception that fore Univ. of Illinois and onient s bushels per house. VePa- quota require about 24 million by Austral May Fluctuate Canada, anticiPal deductions The USDA Quarterly Report onused for food and industrial products ttio:Dinnal slbt trigger° stocks of grains on hand January 1was around 100millionbushels, 1971INTERNATIONALS en%Ol ""s thethem ar The New or turned out about as expected. Theabout the same as a year earlier. level whi estimate for corn was 3,742 millionThe remainder of the disappearance 1.16 billi kill ,er, is wha bushels - down 13 per cent from awas mostly in corn fed to livestock - In 1969 about 1,122 million bushels,1 per ARE HERE year earlier. The soybean figure was voluntai 949 million bushels - down 10 percent less than a year before. ihis yea was quotaa cent. The reduction in corn exports has offset by increased totaled 3 These estimates are based onbeen largely ::lerdi allAattaeggruicooftti la 1:19;1 nearly complete reports fromshipments of sorghum grain, oats, supplyini elevators,mills, warehouses,theand barley. These grains have also But la: CCC, and a representative group ofbeen substituted for corninthe ; month's delay, farmers. While the resulting figuresrations fed to animals here in the more are not precise measurements, theyUnited States. In addition, .40 P are accurate enough to be verywheat is probably being used for useful to farmers who have grain tofeed than last year. sell or buy. Severalmarket analystshave Nistered Ani The quarterly reports themselvesforecastacorncarryovernext 600million only show estimates of the stocks onOctober 1 ofabout WITHTI hand at the firstof the quarter. bushels. This would be possible if the coNAINCTION VvrEEKLYAUCTK Fromthesefigures, we canuse of corn during the remainderof calculate the amount used duringthis marketing year is 4 to 6 per cent the past quarterand make forecastsless than it was a year ago. PERSONALITY AND muRSDAY,FEBRI about use during the months ahead.Soybean Use Up 4 Per Cent PUT YOUR ..lanhattanCommissi In addition, the supplies reported on The amount of soybeans reported YOUR PICKUP At The hand as of January 1 provide a goodon hand January 1 was 949million PREFERENCES INTO check onthe estimatesofcrop bushels - 10 per cent below last Manhattan,Ki production that were made last fall. year'sfigure. Theapparent AUTHORIZED IH TRUCK SALES & SERVICE EAST ON Corn Use Down 1 Per Cent disappearance during the four VA MILES SELLING TIMEWI The total supply of corn for this months of September through i011.1BLE marketing year was 5,109 million December was 416 million bushels - BUCHMAN bushels. Subtracting the January 1 4 per cent more than a year before. MANHATTAN TRUCK SELLING stocks of 3,742 million leaves a figure Domestic processors used about 253 FARM SUPPLY - of 1,367 million bushels, the apparent million bushels, some 8 per cent SALES & SERVICE III Trucks A -C Machinery ID BRED CO' disappearance during the October - more than a year earlier. Exports Phone 913 229-6619 December quarter. This rate of use were about 1 per cent above the 159 6 BRED HEIF and exports was 1 per cent less than million bushels shipped -out in the "41v1i=attan,97(7a197 Alta Vista, Kans. one year before. same period of 1969. 10 OPEN HEIF Exports were around 146 million 4 REGISTERED 1 bushels - down about 20 per cent n. from a year before. The amount fXj RONBERG ANGU OISBURG, KANS. 44..40.4

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Eugene T.Mueller, Robert J. racialdifferences and couldbe THURSDAY, FEBRUARY18 Murphy,RobertE.O'Grady, cured by hard academic work. JP At The Manhattan CommissionCompany CharlesM.Ponoroff,AaronJ. NEW FARM AGENT Robinson, Laurence Rosenberg, IN DOUGLAS COUNTY TRACTOR & TANK HEATERS Harvey Schiller, Ronald M. Schiller, E. L. Van Meter is the agricultural Universal tractor heater cabs, 'ICE Manhattan,Kansas Laurance S. Shepard, Harold Vision extension director of Douglas County at complete with windshield 21/2 MILES EAST ON US and Abraham Horn. Lawrence. He's 34 and comes.from $39.95 24 LaCrosse, where he was Rush county LP automatic tank heaters The crackdown grew outof a agent for six years. He succeeds Dan :HMAN PROBABLE SELLING TIME WILLBE 2:00 P.M. $62.50 Commodity Exchange Authority Pherigo, who left Lawrence last October Hudson automatic electric tank investigationoftradinginpork for an extension job in Missouri. heaters $29.95 ISUPPII) SELLING bellies on the Chicago exchange in Heat bulbs 79c ea. Case lots 73c - - 707 Horse Conditioner- 10 lbs. A -C February last year, the department $9.95 ie 913 229.6611 1.0 BRED COWS said. Make Bar Exam Terratitycin Vitamin A & D Officials said practices included Crumbles Vista, 6, - 50 lbs.. . $7.50 6 BRED HEIFERS takingtheoppositesideof 10 OPEN HEIFERS customers' orders without firstEasier For Blacks? 4 REGISTERED BULLS receiving consent, offsetting Vice -President Spiro T. Agnew customers' orders and making falsehas criticized suggestions that bar records. examination standards should be But althoughthe eased to admit more Negroes to the investigation FARMRANCH FAGERBERG ANGUSRANCH disclosed these practices werepractice of law. OT BURG KANSAS SUPPLY widespread,officials said, no in- In a speech before a meeting of the stances were found of customersstate attorneys general Agnew Emporia .*itip41t,losing money because of them. commentedondevelopments in SALE2..!1EVERY STARTING TIME Manhattan Commission Co. 12:00 NOON UTS MILES EAST OF MANHATTAN ON US 24

SNOWED OUT Due to the blizzard in the area last Thursday, most ofour con- signments were unable to get in with the result we did not have enough cattle to make a market. Many of these consignments will be in this coming Thursday, and unless the weather gets out of control,you can expect a good sale next Thursday at the Manhattan Commission Co. sale. r roa 'FOR ESTIMATES W. E. DUGAN .... Alta Vista,229-6430 to JOE RAINE Maple Hill, 663-2226 s DON WELLS Manhattan, 539-3744 MERVIN SEXTON ...Abilene, 263-3449 WALT SUTTER Junc. City, 238-5685 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS BARN PHONE...Manhattan,776-4815 FOR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 JOE RAINE, Auctioneer 12 registered Hereford bulls. These are the Kocher bulls that could Consignment Reports not get in for our sale last week. They should sell about 1:30 p.m. WIBW Radio 6:30 a.m. Thursdays road 26 choice black Angus cows 4-5 years old with calves by side WIBW - TV 12:15 Noon Wednesdays iraum r 35 black & black white face yearling steers 675-700 or side slc, ninieures 65 black Angus steer and heifer calves, choice quality 400-425 BUYING FAT HOGS r.Nylon..&vy c°rd see At Manhattan .... Every weekday except ;quire tie 40 choice white face yearling steers 675-700 Thursday and Friday 50 black and black white face steer and heifer calves 400-425 At Alma Every Tuesday At Eskridge Every Wednesday At Alta Vista Every Saturday For fine eating... Buying hours 8 a.m. - 2 p m. except t'ALTA:1We you are in Manhattan, stop Manhattan. For information call the GA RE 1,A4\Monday barn in Manhattan, PR6-4815. Or you through Friday from may all Joe Raine at Maple Hill 00 a.m. 663-2226, or Eskridge yard 449-2347, to 4:00 n.m. Auctioneers: Joe Raineand C.J.Estes or Alma yard 765-3841. 467 In FriscoRailroad February 9, 1971 10 contacted railroads operating in the Deutschsaid reported an averageof 31 carloads H Cottonwood Pulp prime cottonwood area in centralshipped monthly for atotal of 362 yow Kansas this month and received the Topeka and sun! onthecarloads,Atchison, firstaccuratestatistics carloads in som Gaining As State carloadsshippedtoSanta Fe reported 286 number of 1970 and 66 in 1969,and Missouri shot southern pulpmills. carloads were Economic Factor He said 1,032 carloads ofcot-Pacific reported 374 Ren shipped in 1970. Beta HUTCHINSON - Updatedtonwood pulpwood were shipped to statistics show that cottonwoodthe mills in 1970 on three railroad Thol pulpwood production in Kansaslines. He estimated the cordage at trac during 1970 exceeded by nearly 50about15,000,as compared with area per cent all previous estimates. earlier estimates of up to 10,000. The 17( Central Kansas Extension Districtcars have a capacity of from 12 to 20 hour Forester Hank Deutsch said hecords each. Mix Comics hour earl, With Molasses supe In CattleFeed Agriculture Department scientists are finding out that cowsdon't mind chewing over old news -comic strips and all - as long as it'sserved Dii up in a sweet salad ofmolasses, hay and grain. Cli Up to 8 per cent of ananimal's roughage can be old newspapers,the Top -dress Hawkeye Nitrogen Tl scientists found during feeding tests. Put rich, plant -nourishing Stab The results were published inthe the I nitrogen on wheat now. Boost department's Agricultural Research plant growth, cut costs per Di bushel and increase total HAWKEY magazine. profits. For your own pro- than Newspapers were ground up and tection, be sure it's Hawkey* Ac blended into rations ranging up to 24 CertifiedNitrogen -28% inter per cent paper. Additionalmolasses and 32 % solutions. then to Remember ... was needed at the higher levels ever make the food acceptable to stock. year The rations also included ground IT'S CERTIFIED HAVE YOU BEEN WANTING TO BUILD-ON IN WRITINGI Th TO YOUR HOME? timothyhay,soybeanmeal, cracked corn and minerals. 1960, Steers fed a wintering mixture pers You won't be able to put it off any longer when you gained 1.9 pounds per day at the 8 Flint Hills Feed & Grain coup find out the low cost of Polyurethane Sandwich Panels. per cent level or less, but only 1.2 jgD IN Th :. 60 di SEE US TODAY pounds at 16 per cent and 0.5 pounds Phone 913-778.5322 of Riley was oneof 320 El Paso ;Sharp,3AifirthEea at 24 per cent. nRoredrecent- marl "Over-all, newsprint did not ap- MANHATTAN, KANSAS i "T tripOtoGo:hWashington,AiVi LIFETIME MODULAR HOMES pear to have any adverse effects on and men Mr. and Mrs. high the animals studied," the ARS said, she daughter of OF KANSAS, INC. "and up to at least 8 per cent can .17 of Riley, 211 East Spruce. 913 238-8839 JUNCTION CITY, KS. serve as a roughage substitute." NEED A FEEDBI

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ZOELLER Ch. 111848Rer BRAUCHI BROTHERS Wamego, Kansas PORTER EQUIPMENT CO 1.101%)ecountiesLyon, 2500 JobsFor Kids Grass & Grain 11 In CornFields February 9, 1971 HUTCHINSON- Jobsfor youngsters may bescarcethisdivorcedmenthandivorced summer, but there isa prospect thatwomen to remarry," the study said. some 2500 boys and girlsmay find The study did not include divorced short-term workthis summer inpersons who had remarried. Reno and nearbycounties for corn The report also showed a higher detasseling operationsfor Garst &percentage of divorced persons Thomas Seed Co.which has con-among nonwhites than whites. tracted withmany farmers in the The number of divorced persons area to develop hybridseed corn. per 1,000 married couples for non- Young workers willget $1.30 anwhites was 78 last year, an increase hour and the work daywill be 6 to 8of 38 per cent over the 63 in 1960. hours, from the middleof June to For whites, the number was 45 earlyinJuly.About100adultdivorced persons per 1,000 married supervisors will also be hired. couples, a step-up of 32 per cent over the 1960 census. The divorce rate was also higher in metropolitan areas. On the farm, there were 20 divorced persons per 1,000married couples compared with 49 in nonfarm areas. Divorce Rate The survey also showed that 86 per Nitrog4 cent of all family members between IHC DEALER IS BEATRICE'S MAYOR Climbed In 60's ages 10 and 13 were living with both Hizzoner the Mayor of Beatrice, Nebraska, seems quite pleased parents last year. The divorce rate in the United with the desk name plate given him by friends when his private States climbed sharply in the 1960's, office was ready for occupancy at Sargent's, Inc. After managing the Census Bureau says. the I H dealership, Callan's Inc.. for many years, "Sarge" now heads a new corporation succeeding Callan's, in the large new Divorced men remarryfaster than women, the study said. Low Prices Don't facilities north of the old locationonNorth 77. According to the survey, based on interviews with 50,000 households,ResultIn More WE BUY FAT HOGS there were 47 divorced persons for or every 1,000 married coupleslast Mondays thru Fridays 9 a.m. 3 p.m. year. 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She won a trip to Washington, "The difference in these ratios forbind profit -wise, consumers must be D.C., visiting with Senators Pearson and men and women probably reflects abenefitting from it. No so - egg BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION Dole. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.highpropensity andabilityforprices at the supermarket don't MARK WILKIE Ernest Sharp of Riley. Phone 562-2050 fluctuatethatmuch,explains Resident Buyer Marion E. Jackson, Extension NEED A FEEDBITNK ? economist in poultry marketing and Buy one that will last a lifetime.Constructed of 2" pipe productionatKansasState at a reasonable price. University. 157. HOLTHALS REPAIR "For example, housewives don't t Baileyville, Kans. 913.895-2351 seem to purchase more eggs when the prices go to, say, 39 cents a PACKS GROW POWER dozen," says Jackson. "And eggs won't sell at 79 cents per dozen, either." In 1964, annual egg consumption per person in the U.S. was 318. 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Beards are already sprouting for s available Concordia Plans theeventsaidLeonGennette,Livestock Values FARMING FRONTIERS Chamber of Commerce manager 7 Dyck, 1 Celebration and centennial general chairman.Up 1% In '70 ,s,.0jooJalair111:011;n:assnesyths 1°.nng' area Women will wear long dresses, CENTER, KANSAS KelloggsaiciLack problem The value ofall livestock and AT CLAY ' CONCORDIA - Plans are under bonnets and bows. C4:missioner owners, A pageant showing the early dayspoultry on the nation's farms Jan. 1 among s way for Concordia's centennial was a record $23.8 billion, one per of Concordia history will be WI ii celebration, Aug. 6 to 14. cent more than the previous high of others A committee has been formed topresented under directionofthe Wedn., February 17 becausewereescaping around a nationally known Rogers Co. ayearearlier,theAgriculture raise funds and compile a com- Department reported. ALL FARMERS & FAMILIES, COME memorative book, to include stories TheDaleEastonPlayersof Topeka will present "The Cattle and calves, with atotal of early days in Concordia and of value of $21.1 billion, showed the All activities at thestore modern activities. 1)runkard" as part of the centennial activities. The Moose Club will aid inlargest gain, up 5 per cent from Jan. Friday staging the play. 1, 1970. Hog values, reported as of last FREE LUNCH Starts at 10a.n Dec. 1 and reflecting lower market Served to alla Having sold o prices, were estimated at less than public auction Wednesday, Feb. 17 north, 21/2mile( $1.58 billion, compared with $2.2 DOOR PRIZES we` Starts 11 a.m. Lunch Served billion a year earlier. or 4 miles - Nebr., then1/2 Having sold our farm we are sell- The estimates were included in the Just for registering Lutheran Chun ing at public auction our complete department's annual inventory of 8, then 2 miles line of farm machinery and livestock, livestock and poultry. yebr,, on Hwy.Nebr., on 111w 11 miles east of Junction City on Inter- SPECIAL MOVIES of of Chester, state 70 & 31/2 mi. south on McDowell Sheep and lambs were valued at Creek Road; or west of 1-70 & 177 junc- $462.9 million, down 9 per cent from Shown at1 :00p.n-, tion to McDowell Creek exit, 31/2 south a year earlier. Chickens were valued Case 14' , following lunch 1958 JD No. 45 combine, 10' at $537.4 million, a drop of 8 per cent, ad Cattle with s (good) but turkeys increased .6 per cent to a to Dempste Machinery 11 heifers, bred drous 1968 JD baler, 24T value of $39.6 million. All, to startcalving GRAND PRI1 Graham. 1969 GMC truck, V8 engine, On a head -count basis, increases !April 16' combination grain and And a full line of better than were shown for cattle, calves, hogs, heifers, bred to plow, livestock bed with hoist, average tools & implements. Lan ,64 to startcalving chisel 13,000 actual miles, like newAlso miscellaneous items and chickens and turkeys, while num- New JD 21j. bers of sheep and lambs were down 111 3x16 1953 Super M tractor, real some household goods. Power Mowev.,ibas from George rubber good shape from last year. balls herd Steel ho 1954 Super H tractor, real LIVESTOCK There were 14.6 million head of all good shape 20 Hereford cows, 4 with .lute, on rubber John IN types of cattle calves on farmsand I 1954 Super H tractor, real calves at side, balance heavy PRAIRIE HAYE -Zee ranches Jan. 1, 2 per cent more spreac good shape, complete over-springers. All coming with 2 SEE THE DISPLAY OF NEW' tindred bales alfalfa 1966 JD haul 2 years ago calves except 5. than a year earlier, the report said. :ham Terms: Cash Mature cows and heifers, those Some prairie hay cutter For Full Listings, See Grass & Grain Feb. 2 that had calves, increased 2 per cent JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT Emersoi during the year, including a 3 'per TRACTORS JD 24' Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Kamm lwr Model 1650 dieselNew Id( cent gain for beef cows but a 1 per wide front, 3 pt., New Id( Auctioneers: Howard Langvardt & Herb Neumeyer cent cutback in the number of 'milk ler, PS, hyd. cylin- Big Bea animals. W W Smith & Sons lily equipped,less 111 3 pl Sheep and lambstotaled19.6 11:0 hours Letz No million head, 4 per cent fewer than a CLAY CENTER, KANS. rue Ferguson Model 2 IH st year earlier. tractor, power strg. lad Model 641 tractor, 12' hem WIDE CHOICE Hogs and pigs on farms, based on he lift hitch the Dec. 1 report, were put at 67.5 DempstE million head, up 19 per cent from the COMBINE board year before. blodel 5514' combine,IH hitel power strg., milo very good con.3 sweep tool b Fewer Need To (E2.row corn head, Jayhawl 'To years 4 seed -TRAILERS lister File Tax Returns Packer ton pickup, auto- An estimated six million people 30,000 miles Danuser will not be required to file income come, %k rackfor above hole tax returns this year because of Road ch liberalized rules cited in the Tax le.rolet2,tontruck, 3 point Reform Act of 1969. ,b Fiasco fold -down Buzz sa' Harry F. Scribner, IRS district taut, V8 motor,900FrO, 3 Wire director for Kansas, said a single `....eavydtysprtrinaigls allet:, easy hoist,i1. STOCK The ab person is not required to file a return unless he has income of $1,700 or khte,7112x14box condith lisle, with FORDPICKUPS! more. Previously persons making good box IRRIG $600 or over had to file. o. Demnsb In addition, those 65 or over do not Banking by mail is banking Machinery pump, Highest Trade-insever have to file a return unless they have made easy. 44,1, 5r 706" 960' 4" $2,300 annual income or more, in- You take it easy while themailman risers being offered...Get stead of $1,200 as in the past. and our staff ..y!it SoilMover 900' 6" The increased filing requirements do all the work for you., retarY mold. gates our deal before you r apply also to married couples, but Ask us for a free Bank -by -Mail ilSter, Complete8" to6' Heide boxes, buy. only if they live together and file a form soon./ ferti-8" to 6" jointreturn. feitlraY nozzles Neithercan bea nizer to 8" in tank dependentofanothertaxpayer. .' Year s, creaser; Couples under 65 do not have to file ;:kite tank; st Pump, used until their combined income reaches 1 tank;61 3 pt ilrrigatio Ga $2,300. If they are over 65, no return d In Stock Ready is due in income under $3,500 or 0; ri 12( with under $2,900 if only one is 65 or over. ,111dr11,with shod besfide you." eiHOI4t; bYd. 1.4 seed. la oa Scribner said, however, that For Delivery married persons filing separately still are required to file returnson TERMS: Wamego Motors, Inc. incomes of $600 or more. Persons with net profit of $400 STATE Mrs, Phone 913 456-9567 or more from self-employment must file 4,,01::::::eirb,rts.:8t3aebt2e58,1:i1GTeens;ieAci, WAMEGO, KANSAS Aim,EDERA RESERVE and pay the self-employment tax, SYSTEM Long -McArthur, Inc. Trimmell Ford even though no income tax may be due, he said. Phone 913 823-2237 Phone 316 767-5199 GLAIrCENTIE/119KANSAS SAL INA, KANSAS COUNCIL GROVE, KS. Anyone not required to file, but eligible for an income tax refund, 4:::11411111118:8" raWsk-' most file to get it, Scribner added. Member FederalDeposit Insurance Corporation r'ICebraska qron Coop Credit, i it peratures and high humidityor Sometimes Even precipitation - for ice to cling to Grass & Grain 13 ties,ombinesDisappear tree limbs and do much damage," February 9, 1971 he said. storm during the earlyfallthat e A Tree Can "Usually we don't have too much the caused considerable damage. trouble if the storm is accompanied least irgle,r,:,sist Time Be Repaired by high winds. Trees will give with Among Kansastrees Assessinto the wind and ice tends to crack andsusceptible to ice or snow damage "It's not fair because Kansas trees have escaped the are osage orange, bur oak and hack - not come'he caseof "disappearing com- the loss of fall off as it forms." deadline wrath of a severe ice storm thus far berry. inthe Buhlerarea was valuation and taxesis something An ice storm in the dead of winter for es" in1971. Among those most susceptible are 1970 taxes`, Saturdayata everyone else must eventually pick Ifsuch a storm should may not do as much damage as a fall cussedhere Chinese elm, silver maple and box f new protest RenoCountycom- up," Kellogg said. strike,rememberthatmostsnow storm, when leaves are on the etingof elder. "These are brittle and won't andlocallegislators. damaged trees can be repaired quite trees, the Extension forester noted. >sioners problem ap- Rep. Bert Chaney, D -Hutchinson,easily. Central Kansas had a freak snowbend as much," Naughton said. have filedN tosolve the tax Ile said he agreed but that in discussing A couple of human procedures - Eastern,rs to besticky. the problem lastyear with Sen.plustherestorativepowersof Natural icKellogg,Reno County Gas Frank Hodge, R -Hutchinson,Mother Nature - will do the trick, -ities Service said his office has been essor, chairman of the Senate Assessmentsays Gary Naughton, Ex- ipeline, cerned about theannual pattern area Raw and Taxation Committee, Hodgetension forester at Kansas State CLAY CENTER elephone ome farmersin the Buhler area co. saw "no way we can get to them."University. ing theircombines "about Dec. appearing on Rep. Harold Dyck, R -Hesston, Ifalargetreeis severely a new mortgage sawdamaged by ice or snow, you may SALES CO. 2. asapossiblesolutionmaking lot of complaints about combines subject to having want to contact a professional ar- e get a a stateborist, says Naughton. But in many present law, in tagso thata ut under the record would becases, you can do the job. ch taxablepersonal property is available on personal property. Hog Sale Every Monday Starts 1:00p.m. based on Jan. 1 possession, One important procedure is to cut KAMC wsseddoesn't appear to be anything Dyck, who represents the Buhlerbroken limbs back to the nearest I1Jke area,saidhe wascertainthelarger limb or trunk - smoothly and . canbe done," Kellogg said. Cattle Sale Every Tuesday123Noon CommissionerJackproblem goes far beyond combineflush with the larger limb or trunk. arylaunty owners, with the practice common Then treat the smooth cut with a oney said there wereindications A DEPENDABLE MARKET escaping among some airplane owners andtree wound dressing, which can be it 44 combines were pruchased at most feed supply or LIES ("Nihon in the Buhler area becauseothers interestedin manuevering FOR ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE around assessment laws. lumber yards. le manuevering. An important point to remember: A LEADING MARKET PLACE s at the s: never leave a break that is jagged and exposed. It may injure a person FOR HOGS [INCH climbing the tree. It also may serve Friday, Feb. 12 as a haven for insects or disease. H. P. ROBBINS, Clay Center, ME 2-3210 to alla Starts at 10 a.m.- Lunch Served Branches left dangling by a storm R. A. BRUEGGEMANN, Clay Center, ME 2-2761 Having sold our farm, we. will sell at are also dangerous and should be HORACE WARE, Longford, ph. 338-2439 PRIZES public auction at the place 2 miles removed. north, 21/2 miles west of Byron, Nebr., Barn Phone ME 2-2861 or 4 miles west, 8 south of Deshler, Naughton explained that only a r egisterir: Nebr., then 1/2 mile west of St. Peter's particular type of ice storm will CLAY CENTER, KANS. Lutheran Church; or 13 miles east of damage trees. "The conditions must MOVII(,;uperior,Nebr., on Hwy. 8, then 2 miles north, 1/2 mile east;or be right - stable air, low tem- 0 miles west of Chester, Nebr., on Hiway 8, 1 mile north and mile west. at1 .00 io.'2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Ong lip`' Case 14' wheel tandem disc 45Head Cattle with sealed bearings Starts 9:30 a.m. RAND K0 Herefordg heifers,iito recclalvtlg Dempster 8 -knife 3 pt. anhy- start drous applicator Due to health we are quitting farming and will sell at auction on last of April Graham-Hoeme 12' chisel the farm located 7 miles north and 3/4west of Clifton or 1 south in(1,0Angus heifers, bred to plow, with 18" sweeps, 2" and 10% west of Linn, Kansas. qew J1J4 Angus bull, to start calving chisel shovels, hyd. lift M,, last ofApril Powerl IH 3x16 Power-trol plow, cm 12 -ft. drag harrow and evenerused for hauling water;oil itiv Angus bulls from George rubber barrels; gas cans;oil tank Rytych herd Farm Machinery IHC 6 -ft. pull type mower w/ kading chute, on rubber Steel hopper for grain auger tractor hitch heater; used 15 -in.tires; 8x8 John Deere manure spreader 1967 JD 3020 D tractor, widePortableloadingchute,on tarp; 81/2x101/2 tarp E -Zee Flow 12'fertilizer front end, locked rear end, rubber 2 sacks C-48 DeKalb milo OF 1\1[i_..veralhtin:'zrePdRbaleRsIEalfalfaYA spreader powersteering,LPO,L. 16 -ft. auger, on rubber, withseed;air compressor; truck hay, in barn 1966 JD No. 6 single row field hyd.,3 -pt.,1100hrs.,(like 3 HP gas motor chains; 15x34 tractor chains; 1 pmEN" ;ome straw Some prairie hay cutter new) 16 -ft. 4 -in. auger with1/2 HP winter front for 3020 or 4020 J Emerson 3 pt. ditcher 1949 IHC model H tractor, electric motor tractor. TRACTORS JD 24' 4 -section harrow fully equipped, overhauled, 11 -ft. 4 -in. auger Buggy top umbrella;um- 966 Oliver Model 1650 dieselNew Idea 7' power -lift mower good rubber, very good Set of stock racks for olderbrella; 2 cattle oilers. tractor,pre-heatewr il,sfr oirilyt,:i. 3 cpytin, New Idea Side rake 1965 IHC no. 303 combine, 14 - Chev. pickup 2 3 -in. IHC cylinders; IHC A Big Beaver 8' 3 pt blade ft., cab with 2 fans, powerBuzz saw frame and blade &in. cylinder; JD 8 -in.cylin- Vili der,fully equipped,less IH 3 pt. stalk shredder steering, flotation tires, Some good shop and junk ironder; 5 HP B. & S. gas motor, than 1100 hours Letz No. 220 burr grinder Ausherman bars, very good 2 years old. 963 Massey -Ferguson Model2 IH stalk cutters 1969 JD no. 494, 4 -row top Trucks & Trailers 1/2 HP electric motor; 2% KANS.65 dsl. tractor, power strg. planter,fertilizer,rubber electric motors; 2 % electric 958 Ford Model 641 tractor,12' heavy tool bar, with 3 -pt press, markers, onlyplan- 1965 Ford 2 -ton truck, withmotors. with livelift hitch ted 130 A, like new near new 151/2ft. bed, fold - Propane gas 30,000 Warm Dempster 1 -row rotary meld - 1969 JD No. R. G. 430, 4 -row, down racks and hoist, V-8Morning heater. COMBINE board lister unit rear mount cultivator, 3 -pt., 330 motor, heater,2 -speed, 2 & 3 gal. stone jars; crocks; 962 JD Model 55 14' combine,IH hitch for 4 -row pull type used very little good rubber, good copper bottom lantern; boiler. with cab, power strg., milo Go -Dig 1968 JD semi mounted 3x161948 Chev.1 -tontruck,7x9 2 antique china wash bowls; guards, in very good con-3 sweeps with shanks to fit plow, 3 -pt., very good bed, hoist, stock racks, hea-antique china pitcher. dition tool bar 1969 Big Beaver 8 -ft. blade, 3 - ter, good shape 5/8 electric Black & Deck- 'D No. 235 2 -row corn head,Jayhawk loader IHC 4 -wheel trailer, 8x14 bed used two years point, good with hoist, 6 & 8 ply rub- er drill;Y4 Black & Deck- 4 seed boxes for Dempster 1969 IHC no. 370 12 -ft. wheel ber, very good er drill. y TRUCKS - TRAILERS lister disc, sealed bearing, 20 -in. Electric 4 -wheel trailer with End wrenches; box end Packer for 2x16 plow 967 Ford 3/4 ton pickup, auto- blades, like new flatbed, good wrenches; crescent wrenches; matic trans., 30,000 miles Danuser heavy duty, 3 pt. post 1968 JD no. 640 side rake, 3 - socket set,1/2in. drive; 3/8 to only NOTE: This is a very good 1/2 ;teelstockrackforabove hole digger, like new wheeled, on rubber, line of farm equipment, well 1 in. tap and die set;V4 to truck Road drag raked 90 A in. steel bits; brace & bits; 1965 IHC no. 10 16x8 fertilizer cared for and most has al- metal tool box; hack saw; log [962Chevrolet2 -tontruck,3 point carry -all ways been shedded. with 16' Fiasco fold -down Buzz saw Cement mixer grain drill, power lift,rub- chains; block & tackle. box & hoist, V8 motor, 900 PTO, 3 pt. wire winder and ber press, very good LUMBER, BUILDING & 7 -ft. mower sickles; cable tires wire 1966 Crust Buster,24', 4 - GRAIN DRYING EQUIP. come along; grease guns; dig- -wheel heavy duty trailer, wheel, 15 -in.rubber, good gers;sickle grinder;pipe The above machinery in A-1 1965 Viking 31 -ft. hay or grain 3 small portable grain binswrenches; rope; flaring tool; with hyd. hoist, springs:, allcondition, field ready. elevator, hopper, spout, on 1969 Aeration fan and mo- new rubber, 71/2x14 box tor;84ft.51/2 -in.Aeration forks, shovels, scoop; vise. wheel trailer, with good boxIRRIGATION EQUIPMENT rubber, PTO, with motor pipe;used 2x12, 2x6, 2x4 & Paint spray gun; 5 ton hyd. Dempster 6-5 PTO booster mount, good lx6's, other misc. lumber; jack; other jacks; 100 ft. No 1970 5 Star PTO post hole plastic pipe. 2 drop cord; wire stretchers; pump, on rubber digger, 12 -in.bit, like new some %-in. spade; forks and other misc. 1Farm Machinery960' 4" sprinkle pipe, with IHC no.V-27, 7 -ft. semi mt. POSTS, WIRE & CHICKEN shop toolstoo numerous to 969 Kayker 51'71/2" PTO risers mower, good shape EQUIPMENT mention. g rain auger 900' 6" gated pipe, with40" IHC no. 33 front end loader, 300hedgeposts;356 -ft. 967 i3' yard Soil Mover arch push arms so willfit CARPENTER TOOLS gates tractors,steel posts; 20 6 -ft. creosoted )empster 4-row rotary mold- 6" reducer R.C. or wide front posts; 18 16 -ft.to 24 -ft.tele- 7% in. Craftsman power saw board 3 pt. lister, complete 8" to good phone poles; barb wire; hog 7Y1 in. Black & Decker pow- with insecticide boxes, ferti- 8" to 6" elbow;6" elbows; 6" St. Joe 4 -section rotary hoe, er saw. lizer boxes, to 8" increaser; 4"to 6" in pull type, good wire; metal and wood gates spray nozzles creaser; 1000 gallonpropane and panels 3 rolls good crib- Sears table saw with 1 HP 100 - fertilizer tanks, IHC no. 238, 2 -row cultivator, bing. electric motor. MAIL used one year tank; steel gear for propane fit H or M ligh pressure tank; 668 -gal. butanetank; IHC no. 462 -row lister,fit Egg washer; 4 8 -ft. automa- Small table saw; metal mi- pump, used 1 tic chicken waterers; hanging ter box; framing squares; tri year irrigation dams. H or M, rubber press square; new leveling transit HC 4 -row 3pt. Go -dig, with Weed sprayer, on rubber, 200chicken feeders; feeders and spray nozzles HOUSEHOLD GOODS gal. fiber tank, with agita-waterers for baby chicks; se- on tripod 28 -in.level;3 -in. tor, good veral wood chicken nests, wire belt sander; saws; saw blades; D 16x10 grain drill, with ANTIQUES for dropping pits. wood chisels; hand planes; press wheels, hyd. lift, seed- Case 12 -ft. spring tooth & ev- hammers. 99 er att., on rubber LOTS OFMISCELLANEOUS ener, good 16 -ft. ladder; 10 -ft. ladder; 8 - you° MM 12 -ft.spring tooth and ft.step ladder; 300 gal.gas Other good misc. carpenter TERMS: CASH evener, good tank, hose, nozzle and stand; tools. JD 4 -wheel manure spreader, 300 gal. diesel tank, hose, noz- All carpenter and hand tools Mr. & Mrs. GEORGE KMELHUT on steel zle and stand; 300 gal. tank will be sold by noon. Byron Nebr. 68325Phone 236-4827 TERMS: Cash Day Of Sale Schultis & Son & Wolken. Auctioneers Livestock. Real Estate & General Farm Sales rin Schultis, 1109 K St.. Fairbury, Nebr. - Phone729-2435 Mr.&Mrs. ORI'N HEITSMAN, Owners Layne Schultis,Diller, Nebraska - DillerPhone 793-5533 Auctioneer: Foster Kretz Auction Service, Clay Center, Kans., Duane Wolken,Diller, Nebraska - DillerPhone 793-5393 ph. WA 6-4422, Morganville. effsAtii Clerk, First National Bank Clifton, Kansas Clerk - Byron Co-op Credit, Byron, Nebr. /am, corporatio THEQUEENPork The newKansas Nagel, Queen,Noralee from receives hercrown Kathy for 1970 Queen,will compete Miss Eilerttitle at Des the national in March. Moines, Iowa,

of the ftlEATJUDGESmembersfrom t opork carcass, advice THE FINALISTS pick up ( ri! eitesteam Riemann, Finalists for the Pork Queencrown were first alternate coach, Jim La Cyg nE Arkansas City; the Queen, Connie pOstant Teagard en, Noralee Nagel, ValleyCenter; Abrams 000 Joe Stockton;J alternate Belinda Marcy,Leoti. and second Carsten, pyr0;ROdneY SharonSpring Frasier, N,Y,; Curt judging corn third in or,;placed Worth. Piaci r at Ft. pli Storm Postpones Swine Assn 010 Show the K -Staters University, ' State in the top Leachman, frasier and pared wi Meeting But Not Queen Conte The re thewhit i also the reigning National sixK iweeknch snowliterallyfall Duro Q eluctan wiped She is a freshman at Wichita minority c enTt rhaelKansasa se ilgahstt St atec sity. recently out the annual meetingof the Kansas Pollsbureau About per were at 1 Swine Improvement Association. America sixty people showed up at theHilton Inn says in 1970. T to votethan of the IA in Salina for the KSIA and KansasPork- kiter able decade ago ette meetings. PresidentRoy Stroup said rin of a minority the polls. they had expected from 200 to250 oh to go to mobile, THEYCALLED members to attend. armare more make up a IT OFF After lengthy discussion it was decided marry, of light to reschedule the business meetingsof the &nation's civilian ndance resulting risingin - KSIA and Kansas Porkettes for February and have thesnp wstorrn, from vice presi- 000 de im Henry, left, 16 at the Hilton Inn, but to go ahead with said, Longford, of ;file of thenation's and president the Kansas Pork Queen contest. Five of Roy Stroup and 24, the of Fontana, the seven entrants were there. Additional ages 19 talk overthe calling have a business off thejudges were recruited to replace those who piiticians will meeting They young decided that who didn't get there, the interviews were t ingetting way, but the Queen held, the girls gave their talks to the thepolls despite contest washeld. '2 miles north of Beatrice, N , assembly, and the selections were made. lining age of 18. The new Kansas Pork Queen for 1971 Monday-Cattle.Ober 1968 presidential is Miss Noralee Nagel of Valley Center. on said, only 33 per She is the eighteen year old daughter of Wednesday -H );:1.0.vear-olds voted in Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nagel. Miss Nagel is Cattle 11 a.m.Hogs11 tevcould cast a ballot

sle., We had another largeca report said, salelast week. The mar thea,ders.rep was steady to stronger, mild the persons 21 to calves $25.00 to $55.00 wi reported that they BWF bulls at $85.00, 2 :wed with 70 per cent hfrs at $74.00, 3Mix hfrs i 5 years and older." $73.00.Shelly canner & 1755 18551955 ter cows 16.00 to 19.00 .;Rid youth between 14 OLIVERi TRACTORS commercial utility cows aprise 20 per cent of 19.00 to a top of22.10. B a compared with 15 24.75 to 26.50. 3 Hoist ;:t1de ago. The median heifers at $285.00, 5 Hot at $267.50, 1 Holstein hfr ..o's population now is $330.00, 1at $320.00, 1 report said, com- 8305.00.Some other sales elude: 79 WF hfrs wt 4.98 at3 21 Blk hfrs wt 503 at31. 18 Bak strs wt 573 at32 21 Bak strs wt 466 at33, 13 WF hfrs wt 1090 at 15 Mix strs wt 1215 at30 23 Hal strs wt 1034 at25 10 Blk strs wt 411 at3 2 Hoff cows wt 1375 at22 3 Sw cows wt 1623at21 2 Hol cows wt 1425at22 4 Halcows wt 1312at21 1 WF cow wt1170 at 2 1 Hol bull wt 1630at 1 WF bull wt1365 at 1 Hol bull wt14o5 at 15 Blk hfrs wt504 at OLIVER PRESENTS A MODERN LINE OF TRACTORS 3 Inc. 30 Blk hfrs wt479 at 12 Mix hfrs wt732 at 73 Built for better farming. Oliver -a combination of two great companies, one in at30 :,?ICo.,'llIESGVEArA°CveH'IK7EsiK N 9Mix hfrs wt490 selling the field of agriculture and the other in the world of trucks - has created a new 628 at '1{94INstocker and 14 Mix hfrs wt at 31 tractor series to increase your productivity today and tomorrow. hfrs wt 575 ard stock cows Here are three modern models more powerful than their predecessors. And, 12WF they're new all around - in design, convenience and performance. This is power 411154.3535 with an all -work look, expressed in bold, sleek lines - and forward -lighting HOGS 149136261225 headlamps tucked into a rugged, weight balancing grille. Had a large hog runlast IS 200to240 I Husky hydraulic power makes every move you make more efficient nesday with 2, - from butchers at 18.75to 19.50, steering to braking, from shifting to PTO engagement. And, now you can 18.75. 2' to230 lbs. 17.50 to overlook work from a rubber -cushioned compartment that provides soothing 16.00 to , lbs. and over Si driving comfort. Light sows 14.00to 16.00 w at13.00 heavier weights 13 Slaughter boars MICo,( 1855 14.00. hoar 1755 1955 to14.00. 1}lamp filter, Ks. Develops 98 Certified PTO 2 Whtbredgilts Delivers86Certified PTO Horse- Offers 108 Certified PTO Horse- $71.00 $51.00 11:iitACH wEEK 6Mix gilts at Horsepower. A smooth, $57.00. Wht tur- 99 power. A solid performer with power. A big tractor with a hus- Hp gilt at$64.00, 1 n 1,,rY stocker Mix giltsat $ stockock cows bocharged, 6 -cylinder diesel that ky build to handle heavy, wide- at $58.00, 4 - in-built quality and built-in heft. 854.00. S° steps up the tempo of field work. 1 Hp gilt at 91913.43354 Plenty of pull for the tough jobs, span implements. Turbo -charged, feeder pig,sales were: Also offered with a naturally- 6 -cylinder diesel engine. 40 Mix pigsat$16.00 plenty of hustle for any job. Six - Category 13.75 aspirated gasoline engine which III hitch with 26 Mix pigs at Stoker cylinder gasoline or diesel engine. a lift capacity of 20 Mix pigs at14.09 FeederL develops 92 CertifiedPTO 6,000 pounds. 35 Mix pigs at10,59 qying Service at12.50 Horsepower. 31 Mix pigs. _ . '14;9eittlepi, _ Ncountryect BARNPHONE DURHAM HOLTON 223-3571 CLARENCETEG ,4a G & R Impl. Co. Spicer Implement 865-kA 4 "r"e, Ks. Burchard YIVan Grove EMPORIA MARYSVILLE DELMER-JUBGE1'10 'Alter, CLAY CENTER ALMA 64 Arndt Equip.Co., DI 2-5262 Wymore - Toburen Imul. Co. Peschel Bros. Impl. Eberwein Garage JR.TIMM Beatrice -2 Grass & Grain 15 SELL EVERY WEDNESDAY February 9, 1971 AT ONAGA 1:00 PM

You Gotta Appear Cattle and Hogs SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS FOR FEB. 10 40 Hereford steer and heifer calves 450-500 For Traffic Judge 20 Hereford steer and heifer calves, 550 28 Hereford steer and heifer calves, 500 10 Hereford heifers, 450 At Junction City 15 Hereford steers, 400 All Kansas motorists given traffic 20 blk wf steers, 600

tickets in Geary County will have to make personal appearances in Onaga Community Sale county court here starting Feb. 22. Marvin Cottrell, Phone 889-4461 or 889-4665, ONAGA, KS. Judge William O'Keefe said he willconducttrafficcourteach Monday when alleged violators will either enter a plea of guilty and be REMINDER fined or sentenced, or plead innocent and have their cases set for trial. Saturday, FEB. 13 MEAT JUDGES K -STATE Inthe past, many cases were Starts 10:00 a.m. Inspecting a pork carcass, members of the Kansas State Univer- disposed of by mail or telephone. pick up advice from team coach, Dell onnie sity junior meats team O'Keefe said it is his intention to 12 miles westofCouncil Grove., Kans., A Allen, and assistantcoach, Jim Riemann, (r 2 north, 1 west, 1/4 south; or 10 east seco ndrani-bight). Team members, focus more attention on the traffic (from left to right)Joe Teagarden, La Cygne; Frank Buckman, of Herington, 2 north, 1 west and 1/4 s. violator to impress him with the south. AAlbrCouncil Grove; Rodney Cairesrtesnh,eSrtbohckstporni ; Jay Leachman,dm.k seriousness of the offesne and thus S If rlhauvresrtabchk:NNe.Ybr. ;CpulertbeFdras echt, encouragedriverstobemore Including JD 4520 diesel trac-1955 model A Gleaner, 12 -ft. thirdin judging competitionat the Soutern careful. tor, dual tires, heated and combine air-cooled cab, 730 hrs., newRoto-electrictie baler 'western Fat Stock Show at Ft. Worth. Placing behind Texas A&M and Court appearances willnotbe tractor guarantee. NH Hayliner 271 baler, wire, CJklahoma State University, the K -Staters placed three men, required for cross-country 1958 JD 70 tractor, gas, wide PTO Orlbrecht, Frasier and Leachman, in the top ten individual scorers. travelers. They will be allowed to front Farmhand stacker JD model F 245 H plow; JDNH 9 ft. Haybine pared with 29.5 in 1960. post bond, which would be forfeited if they continue on their way. BW 56-20 disk; JD 20ft.No. 55 Grain-O-Vator,tan- ling Nationals The report showed 78 per cent of 120 FH chisel plow dem wheels man at Wichita UngReluctant the whites and 58 JD FB-B grain drill w/ fert. per centofSALINA DCA MEETING JD 4 -row no. 406 planter WI Above always shedded, A-1 minority persons who would haveIS THIS FRIDAY fert. condition. Enter Polls recently completed their schooling SALINA - The annual meeting of 1962 JD no. 55 combine, 12 - Financing Available were at least high school graduates le Census Bureau saysAmerica theSalinaProductionCredit ft., low bin s are better able to votethan in 1970. The figures were 64 per centAssociation will be Friday, Feb. 12, ounterparts of a decade agoof the whites and 39 per cent ofat 6:15 pm. at the 4H building in Mr. & Mrs. NORMANKAHLE, owners EATRIC! minority descent in 1960. Jim 1iirkeminde, Auctioneer, Phone 357-7161, Topeka less likely to go to the polls. Kenwood Park. youth also are more mobile, prone to marry, make up a e chunk of the nation'scivilian orce, and have risingin - the bureau said. 10 -year profile of the nation's 1971 MAVERICK etween ages 14 and 24, the 2 -DOOR SEDAN said politicians will have a ,ultjobingettingyoung north of Beatkricanstothepollsdespite ring the voting age of 18. Maverick. Right price forasimple compactcar. Dnday-Ctthe November 1968 presidential Lion, the bureau said, only 33 per f the 18 -to -20 -year -olds voted in 11 a.m. ilog! where they could cast a ballot e leaders. lad another Ir all states," the report said, last week. 11151 per cent of the persons 21 to steady$25.00 to s to atars-old reported that they bulls at WI as compared with 70 per cent at $74.00, 3 1,!:e peisons 25 years and older." 1971 TORINO 500 2 -DOOR HARDTOP IQ Shelly e2':e bureau said youth between 14 WHITE SALE SPECIAL cows 16.00 to.14, now comprise 20 per cent of utili,I to a toper!Lpopulation, compared with 15 ito 26.50.:!ent a decade ago. The median 'rs at $285.00.g the nation's population now is Torino. Right in the middleonsize and price. 267.50, 1 Hols.,years, the report said, corn - .00, 1at .00. Some o0 NE'hfrs wt 31k hfrs 31kstrs wt

strs wt 41 WE' hfrs wtL strs wt13 Hot strs w11 Blk sirs wt41! :01cows wt ,w cows1,1 lot COWSwt COWS wt1. :011 VF wt bullCOW wt SYLVAN Iol . 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 -DOOR HARDTOP VF bullwt 1,, WHITE SALE SPECIAL Tolbull wtloie Co., Inc. Blk hfrs s;' *IvanGrove, Ks. Blk hfrswt hfrs SALES EACH WEEK selling w't'.1500 fresh country stocker and hfrs lifrs cattle, calves and stock cows Better idea for safety ... buckle up. v,rFhfrs IrtNed(' like Meyer 913-526-3635 icky Meyer 913-526-3225 BOGS Ford. Right price for a quiet full-size car. a largehog r 20. the sizes are right Lay witn QUINTER The prices are right at your Ford Dealer's. And ,hers at18.P , on, too. Import -size, compact -size,mid -size or full-size. Better NOW! BIG WHITE SALE SAVINGS 15'0lbs. 17.0n,1: Livestock ideas make them better buys. Try one. and overl low price makes it ON FORD GALAXIE 500's AND TORINO 500's! 14.0 I. Compact, Simple Machine: Maverick. The it sows Comm it simple to drive. Three weights , Co. simple to buy and the small size makes Free Power Steering . . . when you buy a Ford Tier slaughter Quinter, Ks. models with a choice of three Sixes and a newV-8. Gas bills are Galaxie 500 or Torino 500 2 -Door Hardtop White 14.00. 1itati!AY SALES EACH WEEK low. Servicing is simple. Sale Special equipped with wheel covers, white 00 2 Ihi1001500 fresh country stocker Mid -priced, mid -sized Torino. Gives you the easyhandling of a lx,. 6 Mix Cim''''ideryattlecalves and stock cows big car. Responds with sidewall tires, vinyl roof, luxury seat trim, special ' small car, plus the ride and room of a gilt at$64'''1.;4s'eek. precision, yet seats up to six peoplecomfortably. You get big - colors, and special exterior trim. 3.8.09,414i1Ult't,Jay Meyer 913-754-3354 models. With options like power front t);./ - car choice, too. Fourteen Free Power Disc Brakes and Free Power Steering ip giltat transmission. pig.selec disc brakes and three -speed automatic . . . if the Torino 500 or Ford Galaxie 500 is also world of quiet, born of at MeyerStocker Feeder Big, Luxurious Ford. Inside there's a equipped with air conditioning, tinted glass, the Mix Pigs strength, that you might not find in carscosting hundreds more. Mixpigs2,t,1:i,i Order Buying Service A world of luxury, too. Wherevibrations aren't allowed in. Where Visibility Group, automatic seat -back release, and tvriixxv-pii.ggss 8.;t'ieZ Featuring Cattle D" This year come to where the strength deluxe seat belts (Torino only). From The Country bumps are smoothed over. mix pigst* is. Take a quiet break inthe 1971 Ford. BAlts Meyer, Sylvan Grove, Ks. 220cky Meyer, Sylvan Grove taitocE ay Meyer, Quinter, Ks. Burchardi SKAGGS MOTORS, INC. PHONE 913 PR 8-3525 MANHATTAN, KANS. WYlOpwyrnor_ SECOND & HOUSTON Beatrice Stephen O'Connell,Cornelius' ap- raise the price of hogs in the face of by Florida February pointment was approved 9, 1971 V[i][mun record supplies." Regents and will be $1 min NFO Says Its State Board of keeping K -State's word. According to U.S. Department of effective later this spring. veterinary ld a 2 weeks. f r becoming c. runs 0, Agriculturefigures,hesaid, pATES: if ad Ag Press Instrumental in planning the new at the Hog Lift Worked 1,612,000 more hogs were Chalmersnnaeelcred-Sit (boxed medicinecampusat 000refund in veterinary for academic DISPLAY: billing slaughteredlastmonththan been credited as affai ololo The presidentoftheNational KSU, Cornelius has search for a a2cent January of 1970 - an increase of 27 new dean Nvoitirs,' OSSIFIEDhave 1009 one of the personsresponsible for cash P.O. Bog Farmers Organization said theper cent. soon. d opyi Press organizationwastemporarily Ag The operation was being HC suspending a "hog lift" which hesuspended, he said, to devote more called "the greatest market actiontime to increasing farmers' par- "Our Market Is Our Best Advertiser" victory we have ever achieved." ticipation in the NFO effort. The organiation has been trans- SUPPLIES NO MARRIAGE LICENSE Fre portinghogsfromsaturated IIY market areastounder -suppliedFOR VERY YOUNG Sell at Waverly,Kans. wAmEGO. Est areas in an effort to boost hog prices. JUNCTION CITY - Geary county oy sUPPLT NFOPresidentOrlenLeejudge William O'Keefe says he isn't EVERY MONDAY. to any for: Staley said the organization "hasgoing issue marriage dealer successfully reached its initial goallicenses to people under 17 years of Cattle and Hogs Oiled milkers Rem( in the hog lift by proving that it hadage, even if they have the consent of STARTS 1:00 P.M. HOGS FIRST Opt, the strength through its collectivetheir parents. "I am opposed to such Cattle Sell As They Are consigned tton bargaining program to substantiallymarriages," says O'Keefe. ILLE11 Bulk Tanks For Consignmetsn Tune TW1BW Radio6:35 otherinformation,ocall: sun MondayMondayFor 6rvics from ollod;ha,Kansas

100$S8 EstirnatesoCalor Waverly Livestock Sale Barn Fre LEONARD COMBS, Owner & Auctioneer 1°C)45°42.2958 Home. PhoneLebo .316.256.2921 BARN913 733.2381 0moyEauipMENT Nylon Quilted Jacket with your 4 FrIEOPment 1970 International 1100, Demo, SEE THESE Ark Tanks qualifying purchases of KANSAS WHEAT QUEEN 6 cyl., 3 speed, priced to sell. The Kansas Wheat Queen is 2 New 1970 Carry-over Pickups, at Evelyn Ebright of Lyons. Her parents Must Go. ARO are Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ebright. tn 1966 International 4 wheel drive enYntuiPme pickup, 4 speed, 6 cyl., excellent CHAPMAN ogcCLURE condition. AltaVista SUPER 1958 International 2 ton truck with IMPLEMENT CL CO. K -State Looking a mounted Blair feed wagon, a real clean unit, ready to go. 40 For A New 1963 International '/2 ton pickup, 402 W.2nd MEMORIALS 4 speed, 6 cyl. 913 392-2101 USED TRACTORS °NOE N TS Veterinary Dean 1963 Cockshutt 570 diesel, Minneapolis,Kans III Fullcut pattern designed and cut by ex- Dr. Charles Cornelius, dean of Case 800 gas tractor with caseomatic. i. in our own Ash Green Kansas State University College of crifismen - New Farmhand Grinder Mixer, In Veterinary Medicine since 1966, has Special Price. USED PICKUPS Heavy-duty stitched and MI been appointedtoheadanew 1967 International 1200C 41Monument Co. reinforced TiIV veterinary medicine college at the 34 ton pickup, 23, 631 actual miles yaionale, Owner IIII Double layer, fiberfill University of Florida, Gainesville, it V8, 4 speed. ec."441 insulation has been announced. 1966 Chevrolet 60 series, 327 V8,Ili BARRE

4 speed, 2 speed, a good clean unit V.132313°tall AccordingtoFUpresident GUILD 1064 Ford 1000 Super Duty, tract You can earn this jacket SEE THESE AT INTER FREE with qualifying equipped, 534 V8 engine,5 speed 2 speed, clean unit. purchase of Gooch Super40. 1961 Ford F100, 4 wheel drive Seeyour GoochDealer for the iUCTIONEERING higher powered grain balancer long wheel base. that shortens finishing time CHAPMAN 1958 International A10, %ton 5 days and more-save $1.50 pickup, 4 speed, 6 cylinder. PENCE E. WELTER in feed costs per head. 12 IMPLEMENT CO. USED TRACTORS AUCTIONEER F Or contact the Gooch Feed 1970 International F1026 hydrant 4.5TATE SALESMAN Mill in Salina, Kansas. tractor. ice Stle Solicited 1967 International 303 combine lap or Small with cab, 14' header with hume US 24 perfect condition. UV HIGHWAY US 81 UM/ATTAR PR 8.3455 1960 I H F 560 diesel, engine over- Rul Estate Belleville, Kansas hauled, new paint, good rubber, lid CenralSales 1971 BUICK SKYLARK, 2 door hardtop, Power Steering, Auto- 913 JA 7-2273 fully equipped. matic, Air Conditioning, Vinyl roof, low mileage and never been Massey Ferguson 88 titled. WILSON Farmall 400 gas *wing 7 hp International Cub Cadet with WWI 1968 CHEVELLE MALIBU, 4 door, V8, Automatic, Power mower. ilOsales Steering, Air Conditioning, Locally Owned, Just 40,000 miles. .442552 Be grateful for what you have rather Your International Dealer for the Belleville and Minneapo 111424 than jealous of those who have more. Kansas area. C 1968 CAMARO SPORT CO UPE,327 V8, 3 -speed, Vinyl Roof UtSicru, Ks. 1

1966 PONTIAC 9 PASSENGER STATION WAGON Power steering, automatic, power brakes, Lot of miles left. JETOCK, MACHINERY, ed HOUSEHOLD 966 CHEVROLET IMPALA,4 Dr., 327 V8, Automatic, Power Steering, BE OUR GUESTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 AUCTIONEERING Brakes, Air Conditioning. firiIRMATSON NONE 913.785.2185 RIERVILLE, 1964 CHEVELLE, 4 door, 6 cylinder, stick, real clean KANSAS . John Deere Farming Frontiers '71 VID IMPROVEMENT 1962 BUICK LA SABRE, 4 door sedan,power steering and power brakes, air conditioning, automatic. %ER KCCAAND LICA 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4 Dr., Hard Top, V8, Automatic, Power FREE Steering, An Extra Clean '61 Model. Just Register FREE LUNCH New 21-Inch At 12:00 Noon SHARP USEDTRUCKS

.riiiiTerraces 2 - 1971 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUPS, Air Conditioned, JD 'Power Mower a Grading V8, Automatic, Power Steering, Never Been Titled, Real Low liray - Mileage. or a John Deere for you anti Laid Leveling in9

1969 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON,6cyl, 4 speed, long narrow box, GENDDR radio and heater, extra low mileage. Chain Saw yourfamilies 4or911539.3984ti INC rIqE MANHATTAN 1969 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON, Longwide box, V8, 3 speed, radio and heater, 29,000 actual miles. Many Other Prizes 4UGHTERING 1964 CHEVROLET,'A ton,. 6 cylinder, 3 speed, short widebed.

All Events At The W Slaughterin National GuardArmory InSalina g Processing Handy -Stein Come to themovie in the a.m. morning at 10:00 'LATE INSPECTE or in the afternoon D Chevrolet -Olds -Buick, Inc. at1 :00p.m. ForSale rs and Halves Minneapolis,Co Concord Ph.Pdh.,,392-2118 SALINA Tuesday 81Friday adeKsw. wherei6t71146jteilh01. IMPLEMENTCO. Denny Sullivan Sid Richards 602 South Broadway eViSta Chuck Gary Phone 913 823.2206 Phone 392-2173 Glasco Ph. 568-2026 Ph. 825-4156 JOHN DEERE It Prucessin ;:Z13 229.682g Salina, Kansas !STA, KANS9AS thruary REGISTERED YORKSHIRE February 9, 1971 GRASS & GRAIN bred gilts and proven sows, TGE vaccinated. We bred theEXCELLENT Conformation & ()mingnco, high indexing York at the disposition. 3 yr. old gelding - Chainludeti SENEK Testing Station. Walk-registered Quarter Horse, broke RATES:47a word. $1 min mumfor one week. DISCOUNTS:ItUalA 913 539-4412, fora (with cash orders er's Yorkshire Farms, Rt. 2, $300. Try him ! r a newerS'IC deduct 10% if ad runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs 4 weeks.REFUNDS: McPherson, Ks. 316 241-5139. Manhattan, Kansas. xl collect a refund at the Ag Press office for any unused youonly)m SB52 amount paid if an ad is cancayelled. FOR SALE - Nationally ac- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:(boxed ads) $2.10a column inch.CASH: ads not accompa- PUREBRED Registered Corrie- credited SPF Hampshire boars, nied by cash have a 25 -cent billing charge added. dale yearling rams, real nice, open gilts. Boars probed. Wayne Mail To: Ag Press - P.O. Box 1009 - 1207 Moro- Manhattan, Kansas 66502 - JE 9-7558 ready for service, $50. Roland Shirley, Horton, Ks., Phone 913 Advertis, Groyger,Solomon, Ks.913 474-3349. SB1 655-3417. x50 Notices HOME IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE - 30 head of heavy 200 HEAD of open and bred springer Holstein heifers. GaryFOR SALE - 50 choice bred Ho'stein heifers, 300 to 900 lbs. Holthaus, Havensville, Kans. Hereford heifers, calve Mar. 1. W. G. Wiebe, 913 244-7625, Sum- Kans. DAIRY SUPPLIES "All types of repairs" 948-2427. SB50 Calf hood vaccinated. Earl Fuhr- merfield, Kansas. tf 66016. Ph. WAMEGO man, Cummings, Ks. Free BROWN SWISS bulls, service 913 886-6883. x50 FOR SALE - Nationally ac- DAIRY SUPPLY Estimates age. Also five 8 mo. Swiss - credited SPF Yorkshire open & igs Charrolaisbulls.Simmental TWO LARGE Suffolk rams,2 bred gilts.Kenneth Visser, for: calves for your approval. Johnand 3 years old, $45 each.C. A. Wakefield, Ks., Phone 461-5744. HOGSkusi, Your authorized dealer Lust, Phone LaHarpe 562, Iola, Lady, Rt. 1, Abilene, Ks. Phone x50 milkers New ONES Kansas. x52 x52 DeLAVAL Buckeye 3514. FOR SALE - Bred gilts,Duroc ,signed CLAYpush-button eqpt. Remodeling Cabinets DUROC BOARS - Nationally & Hamp to farrow inFebruary PUREBRED DUROC breeding and io 6:35a, MUELLER Bulk Tanks accredited SPF, registered, bigboars, top bloodlines. LloydAn- & March. Also fall boars CONTRACTORS bone, meat type, fast gainers, derson, Lindsborg, Ks., Phone open gilts. Call collect785-2765 Jack Harper Stores and Service from reasonable price. All new blood 913 227-3105. x52 or 785-2766.Arthur & Gail Roy Gray Stoney Wahl lines.Will deliver.Harold Roepke, Waterville, Ks.66548. Wamego & Sabetha, Kansas sale SB52 562-2142 562-3990 Brun -em, Rt. 3, Junction City, YOUNG BLACK cows for ;ale Bpi Ks. Phone 913 238-7258. x52 with baby calves, or springers. For Free Estimates Call: MARYSVILLE, KANSAS FOR SALE - 42 goodquality Leo Jueneman, Hanover, Ks. & Auctioneer WAMEGO 456-7200 or FINANCING' AVAILABLE on 913 337-2760 SB50 Hereford cows, calve March lARN SABETHA AV 4-2958 DAIRY COWS - If you wish April, $235. 45 choice bigHere- 91373p, to start a new dairy or expandFOR SALE - RegisteredAn- ford cows, calve March &April, your present one, we haveforgus bulls, largeselection.All $265. Above cows pregnancy& DeLAVAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT your selection 250 head ofHol- ages and prices.Clement C. bangs tested. Ph. 316439-5354 Clay Farm Equipment Prices Slashed stein fresh & springer cows andJones, 4 miles south ofWy- Paul Evans, Kincaid, Ks.SB51 Mueller Bulk Tanks ON TESTED SPF heifers. Also Jersey & Guern-,more, Nebr. on77.(5 miles and Phone WOOD SHAVINGS forsale at sey. Buy where every cow north of Kansas line) Manhattan Duroc & Hamp Boars heiferisguaranteed sound 402 645-7422. SB52 all times. Nelson Ks., Ph. ervice & Repairs when they freshen. W. G. Hatchery, Manhattan, Validated; Brucellosis Free WANTED - Horsesof all ag- 913 778-3412. SBTF for most dairy equipment Sonoray & Backfat Probe Wiebe, Summerfield, Kansas,tf Annual Spring Phone 913 244-7625. es for the KQHA be held NATIONALLY ACCREDITED JOE McCLURE And Days To 220 Lbs. Quarter Horse Sale. To & open FARROWING HOUSE - Saveat Emporia, Ks.,April 10, 1971. SPF Yorkshire boars Ph. 229-5284 Alta Vista Several under 1" backfat. 'more pigs !Solve winter far-Deadline for entriesMarch 10. gilts, with complete testinfor- rowing problems - prevent write or callmation, cutouts, probes, sono- CLINTON & BUTCH HARRIS For informationRt. 3, Salina, ray, and test stationdata on chilling, over laying, dampness, Dr. Stan O'Neil, lbs. Phone 913 924-2543 scours. Completelyequipped Ks. Phone 913827-8573 or Glen - littermates that gained 2.2 MEMORIALS SOLDIER, KS. 6b540 Free -Stall System with thriftynon Crowther, Rt.1, Durham, daily on 2.5 pounds of feed per bottle gas heated nursery. No - Kansas 316 732-3150. SB51 pound gained. Floyd Meyer, freeze watering. Factory built Palmer, Ks. 66962. Phone Palm- Reg. Angus Sale day erection - woodenFOR SALE -1/2blood Sim - er 1905. x3 MONUMENTS - one old, 1/2 MANHATTAN SALE BARN floor (no concrete). Convenientmental bull 12 months Stones designed and cut by ex- semi-annual payments from Angus - x Hereford outof Paris- WILL HAVE 50 Hereford perienced craftsmen in our own marked like acalves 350 to 400 lbs. atClay Thursday, Feb. 18 hog sales - 1st payment 7 mo. ien Co.lored and K - USED PICKUPS plant. litera-Hereford, polled. EldonR. Nel- Center Sale Feb. 9. Kunze In conjunction with the regular'after delivery. Write for Ks. 66859. Bar Ranch, Randolph, Ks.66554 .ernational 1200C Rundle Monument Co. Manhattan Commission Co. ture, prices, also free plan son, Lost Springs, x50 ckup, 23, 631 are.: with Phone 913 9834886. x50 Harlan Rundle, Owner Thursday sale.Selling about"Market 375 hogs per year eed. 2:00 p.m. one 6 -pen WahooFarrowing 3 year old WANTED TO BUY -Regis- Office & Display Wahoo-Built, 10325 FOR SALE - 2 & gelding be- 'evrolet 60 seriK. 4th & Grant 10 Bred Cows House." cow -calfpairsandheavy tered Quarter Horse 2 speed, a good c BARRE Horton, Overland Park, Ks. tween 5 and 8 years.Pleasure ME 2-2323 6 Bred Heifers SB1 springers. Mostly Angus - GUILD 10 Open Heifers 66207. Phone 648-2201. bred to registeredHereford and reining, no racingstock. ird 1000 Supera:CLAY CENTER 4 Reg. Bulls bulls. Some registeredAngus Please give all informationin d, 534 V8 engiu FOR SALE - Span draft sor- contact: Elmer first letter. Box 72, Tescott,Ks. clean unit. Fagerberg rel mules coming one &two, cows. Call or SB51 full brothers. EmilDienstbier, Ponin, Carleton, Nebr.Phone 67484. 913 2834666. )rd F100, 4 whe: AUCTIONEERING 356-2513. SB50 of good eel base. Angus Ranch Liberty, Nebr. 68.381. Phone FOR SALE - 23 head OLSBURG, KANSAS Barnston 674-3259. x50 old 1/8 quality Hereford cows.10 have ternational FOR SALE - 2 year in Feb- WANTED TO BUY on contract Charolais bull. Goodselection calves, balance to calf 4 speed, 6 cylink'LAWRENCE E. WELTER calving bulls. ruary and March.Bred to An- Due to the snow last Thurs.,50 young cows to start of younger percentageAcker- Smith, Bur- USED TRACTO8 AUCTIONEER Feb.4,the Kocher Herefords good quality. Cotano breeding. George gus bull. Harvey REAL ESTATE SALESMAN soon. Must be Ks., 913 284-2594. dick, Kansas 913 9834490.SB50 ternational F1026' will besoldthis week. Hereford or Angus. Clayton man, Sabetha, xl Your Sale Solicited Corman, Oak, Nebraska. SB51 FOR SALE - 200Hereford ternational 303 Large or Small 11 6 yrs. cows, pregnancytested and New Date Feb. GOOD QUALITYserviceable 60 GOOD Hereford cows, Tray - ), 14' header with'. to calf inmouthed. Call Leland EAST HIGHWAY US 24 age PolledHereford bulls. Er-old. Pregnancy tested Ks. mndition. MANHATTAN PR 8-3455 At regular sale of Ks., CallMarch. LeRoy Pihl,Falun, Ks., elute, 785-2526, Waterville, Manhattan CommissionCo. vin I. Steele, Lyndon, x51 SB50 F560 diesel, enc.' Real Estate 913 8284755. x51 Phone Salemsborg 310. new paint, good And General Sales MANHATTAN, KS. second litter FOR LEASE or sale,1500 acres FOR SALE - 200Suffolk black FOR SALE - 40 gipped. all or any face & whiteface ewes,lambing Duroc & York sows,farrowing of grassland, lease Clyde, Ks. in Feb. Also 2 350lb. York :erguson 88 12 REG. BULLS part. 65 Blackheifers coming now. 913 446-3709, Ols BOB WILSON with calf. 25 SB52 boars. K. & L. Johnson, 400 gas Auctioneering Serviceable Age two, all safely x50 cows & calves,whiteface, all in burg, Ks. ernational CubU. Real Estate NATIONALLY ACCREDITED High quality, summered onJefferson Co. FredMcLeod, Mc - and Holstein heif- All types sales on SB51 SPF Reg. Duroc boars 100 YEARLING Ph, 494-2552 grass,winterconditioned Louth, Ks.913 796-2970. open gilts. Centraltest station ers, 10 heifers tofreshen March. supplement al- lit- Perry Cook, Meriden,Ks., Ph. avi I le andMr+ or 778-3424 corn silage and NATIONALLY ACCREDITED and cut-out information on x52 Box 118 -St. George, Ks. lowing natural growth. SPF Yorkshireopengilts, termates and half brothers.. 913 484-2272. Herd bulls & cow herdof Mill ready for breeding,and York- BF and days to 220 lbs.Guar- FOR SALE - 2 yearold Regis- Iron, True Onward,Real Princesh're and Hampshireservice- anteed breeders. Larry Hobson, tered Ayrshires tofreshen Feb. able aged boars.Sam or Jon Scandia, Ks., Phone 913 3.35-2650 Hillsboro, LIVESTOCK, MACHINERY, breeding. 316 382- x53 15. Chester Unruh, x50 and HOUSEHOLD Thole, Marion, Kansas Ks. Phone 316 947-3430. 2994. xl AUCTIONEERING Kocher Bros. REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE FOR SALE - 4 yearold bred Registered York-boars sired by Yearout'sPard- Holt- ARY18 CLAIR MATSON ONAGA, KANS. FOR SALE - boars &ner. Joette & LindleyJohnson, Appaloosa mare. Gary PHONE 913-785-2185 shires, serviceable age x53 hai's, Phone 948-2427,Havens- open gilts. Bredlike state fair Wilsey, Kansas, 497.2847. ville, Kansas. SB50 WATERVILLE, KANSAS BRED HAMP, YORK champions & highindexing test & DUROC GILTS York- FOR SALE -- 40 Shorthorn 3's, station boars. Walkers cows & first calfheifers, some255 WESTERN EWES - Some as close as 3weeks. Openshire Farm, Rt. 2,McPherson, calves, others start-short solids, with 255blackface gilts, good selectionof boars, in- Phone 241-5139. SB50 with fall lambs, $24 pair FOBTexas rs LAND IMPROVEMENT dividual figures on many.Some ing to calf. Will sell any num-ranch. Call Doug Wildin,316 Holstein bull ber. Howard Lilly, Melvern,Ks. SB50 MEMBER KCCA AND LICA are halfbrothers to our topFOR SALE - x51 662-7543, Hutchinson, Ks. gaining boar in theSENEK calves, $50.Also Holstein Phone 549-3490. gaining 2.59 lbs. heifers and crossbredcalves, FOR SALE - WahooBig 6 Test Station, Rhodes, FOR SALE - Beef crosscalves farrowing vryn4 per day.Nationally accredited weaned & baby. Dwight We will have 500 headof calves insulated portable Clifton, Ks., Phone913 455-3407. 4 house with automaticwatering 'NCH SPF. SB50 at our barns everyweekend, ventilation, weeks to 400 lbs. AlsoHolstein system, forced air triple gas heated, sowfeeders, outside Hayes Beck& Sons REGISTERED HEREFORD bull. Heifer calves. All exercise pens. 1 year old. Phone Phone 238-6064 bulls, large typewith high vac. W. G. Wiebe,Summerfield; Barton, Noon Route 1 famous Kansas 913 244-7625. tf953 Agenda. Leonard Ponds Terraces Grading JUNCTION CITY,KANS. quality & nationally Agenda, Ks. SB51 Waterways Clearing Beau Type 34breeding. JonesPUREBRED HAMP boars for Land Leveling Hereford Farms,Abilene. Ph. FOR SALE - Holsteinspring- SPECIAL THIS WEEKONLY SB51 sale, 80 to 100 lbs. From damser heifers, to freshen soon.Leo and TREATY 461-5607. bought from one of the state's ROGGENDORFFCONST., INC. BY PRIVATE best herds. John L. Scott, WhiteSandmann, Blue Rapids, Phone FOR SALE -180 pound pure- 226-7340. SB51 Phone 913-539-3984 Top gaining Durocboars in thebred Yorkshire,spotted open City, Ks., 913 349-2834. x50 1630 OSAGE- MANHATTAN did not sell in purebred cross lilies recent tests thatDaily rate ofgilts. Also a few FOR SALE -- Good quality 2QUALITY HOLSTEIN springer last Friday's sale. open gifts,priced reasonable, year old RegisteredHorned herifers, starting to calve now. gain 2.59, 2.37,2.30 lbs. per day.vaccinated. LeslieLindquist & Bill Jaynes, Rt. 4, Abilene, Ks., SLAUGHTERING 197,185,183. Waterville, Ks.,Hereford bulls, ready for heavy Individual index prices. Charles Korte, service. Waldemar Hanke & 388-2676. or Raymond James, Commercial breeders Phone 785-2358. SB51 Son, Waterville, Ks. Phone 785-Rt. 5, Clay Center, Ks. 632-5091. Contact DelmarGerdes, Mgr. x51 Custom Slaughtering SANTA GERTRUDIS -Two 2186. x50 1000 -lb. bulls outof the King FOR SALE - Reg. Shorthorn And Processing SENEK Purebred andFOR SALE - Registered Here- & rInSpy Ranch in Texas. ford bulls, ready for service, bulls, ready for service. Reds STATE I NSPECTE D Testing Station guaranteed, $400each. 465-3444, -breed- x50 nriced $300 to $500, while theyroans. Suitable for cross lo a.m' Meat For Sale By Phone 402-674-3311 Haven, Kansas. last. B. L. Jones, Chapman, Ks. ing. Glenn E. Lacy,Miltonvale, Quarters and Halves WYMORE,NEBRASKA Kansas, Phone 913 4274513.x1 HAMPSHIRE BOARS300 to Phone 913 238-8363. x50 Kill Days- Tuesday & Friday FOR SALE -Registered 350 lbs. Alsoselling 10 open old big type. These I will breed them.REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE FOR SALE - 17 2 yr. Alta Vista ford range bulls, proven sows. Bred sows, bred gills, & service-Angus bulls, guaranteed breed- bulls are siredby champion Herd from SPFstock. Satis- ers. I.atzke AngusFarm, Junc- Locker & Processing blood line bulls -HDR On- Steve Zum- able age boars for sale. Herman 257- Prince 123 andfaction guaranteed.Junction City, Ks.,H. Dohl, Sylvan Grove, Ks., tion City, Ks., Phone 913 ward 166, Silver brunn, Rt. 3, . xl Phone 913 229- 6829 TPR tested.None x50 526-4903. SB50 3462 or 257-3587 ALTA VISTA, KANSAS Don Lincoln. x50 913 238-6610. better. Phone913 376-2530. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN: 32 See In Jansen Realtor choice big heavy springer Hol- Low Mileage FlYing stein heifers. Financing avail- SIEBE'S TRUCKCENTRE, 15' Ileoffers able. 465-3444, Haven, Ks. x50 1968 Chevrolet 2 -ton, with SPECIAL of WelLs., bed and underbody hoist,8:25 Ready oil; rest good We Are 1971 Chevro6letV8 60 Series FOR SALE - Sow feeding tires, V8, 2 speeds - Custom thr, and (stalls, $17 per stall. Winterman THE TRUCK PEOPLE 2 spd., 36 5 SM., 1969 Ford N600, COE, long cutter truck. To Trade POinllOn on low fWelding, 456-2408 or 456-7442 at 1969 Dodge 2 ton V8, 5 0 lee will se ,night, Wamego, Ks. SB52 wheelbase, 361 V8, 4 speed, 2 OTHERS 500, power speed, with new 151/2'speed, 2 Or, wee speed, new 8:25 tires, extra 8, auto - 1970 Ford Ranchero box '& 1970 conditioned, V8, oist 01 southeast nice new 16' grain box $4495 g,cus- steering, air ,FOR SALE - Registered Here- mat $2495 1968 Chevrolet 2 ton, V8, 91'0E5 balanced Piecdropeof ' fords, fast -gaining, CK breed- 1969 Chevrolet ME 60, twin to u automatic 5 spd, screw, 34,000 lb. Bogie Eaton- 1969 Volkswagenbus, 3 seats 2 spd. with 151/2' box& hoist ing: Bulls, 18 to 24 months; 30 1969 Chevrolet % ton pickup, $2095 1968 GMC 21/2ton, with ; land open heifers, reasonably pri- Hendrixson, 10.00x20 tires, 17' ehOir Delphos, 11,000 lb. front axle, PS, 427 350 V8, 4 speed, large wheels1969 Ford F250 74ton, 6 cyl., box & hoist, V6 with5 spd., ced. Special winter discounts on and tires, low mileage $1795 2-spd. 4'154 north contract. Tex -Flow Irrigation pipe, gated V8, straight air brakes, 14' 4 speed, radio $9750 ton, 2113 V8, 4 - Timberlock 1966 Chevrolet 2 -ton, 6 Ilse! otF1,,Xproved, 'and towlines; Tailwater sys- Heil dump box 1966 Chevrolet 17' stake body, cyl., 4 rnndle 1969 Chevrolet 2 ton, LWB, 350 speed, 4 wheel drive, nice 1962 Chevrolet ton, 6 cyl., 4 speed, 2 speed, with 151/2' ,miles north,,,Ace, tems; centrifugal pumps; Pow- V8, 2 speed, 8:25 tires, 16' clean truck $695 and hoist box der River cattle chutes; Stro- speed °'1141 Nails°." Giant grain box and hoist, 1965 Chevrolet Sport Van, side1948 Chevrolet11/2 ton with 12' ,0 burg panels; Rol-Oyl oilers; extra nice, power steering $695 blackrcopotr.o: -Waldon dozers. Also used (3 windows, 6 cyl., 3 speed box and hoist Siebe's Repair al on years) 8" gated pipe; used 6" $4495 1965 Chevrolet 2 ton, cab and in stock gated. Warren St.Pierre, one1967 Chevrolet, LWB, 2 ton, chassis, 6cyl.,8:25 tires 34 new Ford pickups Trucks 10,1OklesTof priced °ttawa to.sell.miles 151/2' box and hoist, V8, 2 ALSO A LARGESELECTION =mi. west, % north Ames (10 1967 Chevrolet 1h ton, LWB, JANSEN, NEBR. weather speed, 8:25 tires, extra good OF BRONCOS, prres,lina on -east Concordia), Phone 913 $3995 radio, heater, 6 cyl. and 4 Telephone 402 424-2670 :1tiofr000 _ SB51 1966 GMC tilt sleeper cab, 671 speed, heavy duty springs & VANS ANDRANCHEROS land big wheels. balanceld CHAROLAIS BULLS - Best dsl. engine, completely major- Inc. 4 'citEs of west bloodlineavailable, SAM. ed, single axle tractor, 5 syd.,1962 Chevrolet 2 ton, cab and Long -McArthur, Trucks & Campers OA rth & 14 nil e sell on 2 spd., new 10.00x20 tires, chassis, V8, 4 speed, 2 speed, frhge21°Kansas- Will Smooth and growthy. Weaning Ford -Lincoln-Mercury 1970 Ford F250 camperspecial cast spoke wheels, air condi- 825 rubber, real sharp truck Salina. Kans. I Ii7,2' saansd. ,weights available on all bulls. 340 N. Santa Fe with air conditioning &El .cf4Fset.114 rnile north 740 lbs. from first calf heifer. tioned. Like new condition 2 1965 Ford 1/2 tons, LWB, V8, TA 3-2237 mA0R wells, Kan $6950 Dorado camper, 2600 miles, 3/4 thru 15/16. Peterson Charo- 3 speed, radio, heater and like new ,'0 westiv,:v 1966 Chevrolet, twin screw, tan- lais Ranch, Salina, Ks. Harley, custom cab sill on ° of mostly grass dem axle, dump, 5 speed, 4 1970 Mini Home for travelor 823-9090. Ron 827-4054. x51 ql camping, V8, Cruise-o-matic -,OCRESed, 4 miles north speed auxiliary, 14' Heil dump of Iry Schroeder transmission,aircondition. 0 WO 3mileseast box, 10:00 tires, power steer- <'' TIRES 64c, Will sell on Feed & Seed ing, 11,000 lb. front axle, etc.,12,000 miles g OP' 34,000 lb. Eaton-Hendrixson 1965 IHC 1/2ton, V8, 3 spd., * Nansas $5950 4t, well improved,1 bogie axle Most All Standard Sizes bonus bed $895 CUSTOM PELLETING 20' Tradewind combinespecial Hillsboro, Ks.Ks. 316 947-3117 New Tires, Too. PLENTY OF NEW grain box made for a CT ;Jost-1:::-Ianbdi.ackvvtoiPll, on PICKUPS IN STOCK good Grain Banking measurement of 146" .. $995 .°..o.RES, all tillable, Page's Feed - Bulk Delivery 1966 Chevrolet, 366 V8, 5 spd., Ready To Go HERCULES 13sevellerolY: 2 spd., power steering, 9:00 Wamego Motors, Inc. miles'les eastand 2 MANHATTAN MILLING CO. tires, cast spoke wheels, 70001967 Chevrolet 1/4 ton CST Cus- 776-9453 610 N.3rd Delphos. . good Manhattan, Ks. 778-3217 front axle, air hyd. brakes, tom Special Truck, with buck- Phone 456-9567 DaelliPtillabl e, Eaton Hendrickson suspen- et seats, V8 engine, 3 -speed MANHATTAN, KANS. 5 minutes sion, extra clean $3950 column shift, radio and heat- .-:.T, land within DAIRY PELLFTS, range pellets ton, Wamego, Ks. andallkindsoffertilizers.1964 Chevrolet, LWB 1/2 er, flatbed and sides. Ideal Manhattan MillingCo.,107 wide box, 6 cyl., 4 speed $1045 for that extra unit 20 Used Trucks 1961 Chevrolet LCF, 409 V8, ton pickup, full 1966 LINCOLN Continental "ERAGENCY Pierre, Manhattan. TF Chg 1966 Ford TA 5-1551 $1750 ton, 4x4, VS south seventh single axle tractor custom equipment, V8 engine, 69 Chevy for sale at Waterville Motor Itill°CRItrtraeESlictLf8 KEY RABBIT Mini Pellets for 1960 Diamond T tractor, Modelautomatic transmission and air 69 El Camino, V8, PS, air Co. Fully equipped. Has only Ask for RayI,eDuc fast gains, no waste. Key Mill- 931,CN, tilt cab, sleeper, 220conditioning. Use for camper, 9 65 Ford 600 5 yd. dumps 40,000 miles and is very sharp. roe EveningTA 74544 ing Co., Clay Center, Kansas, Cummins, 5 sp., 2 sp., 10:00x farm work, or any other truck65 Chev. V8, 1 ton dual chassisSee at Waterville, Ks., Phone ME 2-2141. TF 20 tires, air brakes, single 65 Ford V8, 1 ton, dual chassis 913 785-2731. SB50 $1750 need. axle 1965 Chevrolet % ton Fleetside 66 Ford 6, 1 ton dual chassis :SASLEALIN-Al2x1CA52N1Sbedroxo5m1 RIDE 'EM HIGH feed for hors- 1962 White Model 9062 TV, 440 1969 FORD F-250 74 ton pickup, axons trailer,used 5 Co., pickup, 292 cu. in. 6 cyl. en- 63 Chev. 60 hoist, 131/2' box, V8 .:'. es. Product of Key Milling cu. in. V-8, 235 HP, real good 62 Chev. 60 hoist, 131/2' box, 6 V-8, 4 speed, air cond., 22,000 .4' like new.Call 349-2230, Clay Center, Kans., Phone ME engine, 10 spd. Road Ranger, gine, 4 speed transmission, miles, good condition. James rear bumper, radio and heat- 67 Chev. 1/2ton, 4x4, V8 .3 City. 2-2141. SBTF R-96Fullertrans.,Taige- er. Another 1 -owner truck. 65 Ford 600 flatbed V8, 4.2 spd.M. Schur, Culver, Ks. 67435. FOR SALE - Square bales Paige tag axle, straight air 1965 Chevrolet 3/4 ton Fleetside 65 Ford 600, hoist, 151/2' box, V8 Phone 913 2R3-4353. SB52 good alfalfa & prairie hay. Ph. brakes, 10.00x20 tires, 13' Her- pickup, V8 engine, 4 -speed 65 Chev. 60, 6 cyl., chassis Carlson Agency cules dump box, extra good 65 Chev. 1 ton oilfield winch FOR SALE - 64 Ford 2 ton, 325-2069, Washington, Ks. transmission, rear bumper, 311Poyntz Manhattan SB50 condition $3950 radio and heater, a 1 -owner truck hoist, 151/2' Schwartz fold -down 1961 Chev. 1/2ton, SWB, 6 cyl., 65 GMC 4000, V6, tandem axle box, new tires, extra clean. Al livestock farm. 150A $395 locally -owned pickup. This 50 Ford 11/2 ton, grain box and CATTLEMEN - We can fur- 4 speed week. $ balance pasturemeadow, 1961 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., hoist, real good.'66 Ford % nish you with 22% Sweet Hi - $595 1964 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl- Ames Chev. Co. fdyCounty. 4 bedroom home Energy Molasses Cubes. See SVVR, 4 sod. inder, 4 speed transmission, ton pickup, camper cover, auto. sheds, silo. By all-weath- 1958 Ford 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 3 sod., 316 647-3251 matic, clean. Clayton Corman, road. Cropland mostly sec - .Key dealer or Key Milling Co., $250 with wrap -around bumper Clay Center, Ks., 913 632-2141. extra good $795 MOLINE, KS.67353 , Oak, Nebr. SB51 bottom. Looking for live- SB50 1958 Chevrolet, 2 ton, long wheelbase, V8, 131/2' box and1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 8' pickup, FOR SALE - 7x12 tandem fann, let us show you HAY FOR SALE - 3000 bales hoist $1495 6 cylinder, 4 -speed, wrap- SPECIAL trailer. Also 6000 pound truck se. Can be purchased on wire tied alfalfa in barn; sell 1955 Keystone 33' roof rack, around bumper, radio and PRICE winch. Ray Ensley, Route 4, any amount $30 ton. Wire tied single axle stock trailer$950 heater. 1 owner, locally own- Manhattan, Ks. Phone 539-5731 lace farm, 15A grass, bal- ed. This week only $1195 cropland, some improve- prairie hay in barn, 65c bale. 1958 International L185, single Mercury SB51 Round bales prairie hay in field axle tractor, extra nice $1250 ints$18,000 Looking For A FOR SALE - 1964 Chev. 2 ton 35c bale. Joe Straub, Wamego, Denendable Car . . . See Montego ili acre farm located north Kans. 913 456-9255. SB50 NEW TRUCKS truck, 6 cyl., 292 engine, 2 - We have a large inventory,The Brightest Corner In Town The Better speed axle. Excellent condi- !hahattan on all weather Intermediate Size Oar xth two bedroom modern WANTED TO RENT - Pas- ready for delivery,of new tion. Phone 253-7441, Hollen. o double garage,several ture for 50 cows with spring trucks, 1/2T pickups to single & OBERMEYER A SPECIAL SAVINGS berg, Ks. SB51 4 calves, 71 grass season. Nick Ur improvements, with 16A tandem diesel tractors. TO YOU balancepasture. $30,000. Karber, RR, Gypsum, Kansas. COIY:lk. OLE 7/ FOR SALE - 1966 % ton Chev- x51 See It Today rolet pickup, four speed. Call Phone 696-4478. Melton Motor Co., Inc. On Our ire farm, some improve- 16th and M Sts.JA 7-2201 Showroom Floor 494-2418 evenings, St. George. Zs with acreage of all crop- FOR SALE - Baled alfalfa in 913 BL 8-2255 Open to 9 p.m. SB50 blsome bottom. Close in to BELLEVILLE C barn, crimped, and John Deere Marvin Obermeyer, Owner Bank Financing Model A tractor. Carl Erikson, HERINGTON, KANSAS 1969 FORD BRONCO, 6 cylin- Alma, Kansas 66401. Phone 913 Open Evenings der, 3 speed, 4WD with lockout mock8i$60cla000iry.farm, 330A a 636-8183. x50 A-1 Home Of Fine Service hubs, full top wagon, bench 1110 crop, somecreek bot- C seat, approx. 18,000 miles. Ph. Gmoeoaddohwo.. n 100 BALES bright brome hay, .C14.EVRol;E:r And The Finest Cars Used Cars In The World 913 744-2363. Box 62, Oketo, Ks. $22 per ton. C. A. Lady, Route x51 rhoigomhwahyomine, Rileyatt F x4Ltusear3 1, Abilene, Ks., Phone Buckeye 1970 TORINO GT FASTBACK bedroom x50 1E 3514. Power steering, power brakes, 'MUCKS Tri-County Motors WANTED - Model A Ford fen- N.4 dairy barn, pipeline radio, V8 engine, automatic 1971 Chevrolet Fleetside dem- Phone 778-3545 307 N. 3rd ders. Give price and condition. 400 gal. bulk CERTIFIED LADI seed oats, transmission, 11,000 actual tank. 2 hay _will grow shoulder high for en- onstrator pickup, 1/2 ton, 350 (Home Of Fine Service) Write Ag Press, Box 1009 RIC, bans, sheds, chicken miles. V8, Turbohydramatic, cus- Manhattan, Kansas Manhattan, Kansas 66502. Ong water in silage or greenchop. Yield 15 to SB52 lots. 20 tons per acre. Also certified 1969 TORINO GT FASTBACK tom cab, 1500 miles. Priced to Lincoln, Mercury and 14ttra, spring barley. Sis Seed, call 913 3 spd. transmission, V8 engine, sell GMC Trucks 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., FOR SALE - 1970 442 Olds, 527-2484 collect, Belleville, Ks. radio, heater. Slick car. 4 speed, 30,000 miles. Just aut., factory air, 10,000 miles. fE x1 tE 1967 MUSTANG 2 + 2 like new Ric Johnson, Washington, Ks., 127peAr grass.Fences FOR SALE - 1800 bu. yellow4 spd .transmission, 390 V8 en- 1964 Chevrolet 34 ton pickup, Late Model 325-2700, evenings 325-2143 ec shelled corn. Phone 913 238-3087 gine,radio, V8, 4 speed, radio, heater, ex- SB50 SI heater, chrome Sharpies °RE INFORMATI ec or 913 238-3772. x51 wheels. cellent tires, new paint FOR SALE - 1959 Chev. truck, OR 1964 Ford pickup, 1/2 ton, V8, 1970 Buick Electra 2 door HT, 2T, 2 spd., with grain & stock 47(sTRITEee'::::()111:$91°Velter, BARN STORED wheat hay, 50c 1969 MUSTANG FASTBACK new tires salesman AT, PS, PB, AC, power seats, rack and hoist, $1300. 1955 P bale. Franklin Pacey, Oak Hill, Air, 3 spd., 6 cyl., excellent car1961 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 4 sod., power windows, cruise con- with Kansas 913 388-2409. x1 Chev. 2T truck. 6, 2 spd., PR 8.3455 ac V8, good shape, 12,000 miles trol $4195 Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Mon. - Fri. on overhaul ,rain bed, stock rack & hoist. on, brokerjE fc FOR SALE - Brome & prairie8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat.Closed Sun. 1969 Buick LeSabre 4 dr sedan, $1200.1965 Chev. 2T truck,6, 1963 Chevrolet 2 ton chassis & full power, AC 9-2084 hay, wire tie, in barn. Willis BANK RATE FINANCING $2895 2 slat $1450James Woolson. TI AN cab, 6 cvl., 4 speed, 2 speed 1967 Pontiac 2 dr. LeMans, AT, 66544. Truhlicka, Phone 1201, Barnes, axle, will take 17' or 18' bed croft, Vermillion, Kansas R Kansas. xl PS, operating console, bucket SB50 Skaggs (Ford) Motors1962 GMC 3/4 ton pickup, V8, 4 seats 913 DU 2-5418. 4 Your Transportation $1,695 FOR SALE - 225 tons good speed, overloads, rebuilt mo- FOR SALE - 4 -wheeldrive 1 corn silage. Dale Chrest, Bel- Headquarters tor, new paint Many More To Choose From ,1957 2 ton V-8 GMC,LWB vue, Ks., Phone 456.7641, Wa- "Where Customers Send 1962 Chevrolet 2 ton chassis & "Where Service Comes First" 1600-20 or rep truck.excellent. southeast mego. SB1 Their Friends" cab, 6 cyl., 5 speed trans., 2 1100.20 rubber or both.Eugene of speed rear axle, new paint Manhattan Motors has, 2nd & Houston Hartenstein, Rt. 1, Abilene, X51 ouonset, Automotive Phone PR 8-3525 1955 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pickup, 6 BUICK - OPEL barns, MANHATTAN, KANSAS cyl., 4 spd., new tires, stock 311 Houston PR 8.3537 racks, new valve job Used Car Lot 231 Houston WILL TRADE - 5 8.75x16.5 1952 Chevrolet % ton pickup, 6 can be dniunal go or tires & wheels for 7.50x16 cvl., 4 speed transmission. PR 6-4414 wheels. Fit Ford F-250. Ric GMC This truck is in good running MANHATTAN, KANSAS Johnson, 325-2700, or evenings TRUCKS shape. FOR SALE- 1963 F700 Ford (tract.Can be 325-2143, Washington, Ks. SB50 % Ton - 60 Ton 1946 pickup, 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 4 spd. truck, good 16' Knapheide Fulmer Real Estate Sales & Service bed CATHERINE JFULMER h FOR SALE - 1965 Tilt Cab with hoist, 18,000 mileson fac- Chevrolet tractor, 409 engine, 5 - TRI-COUNTY MOTOkS Moore Motor Co. tory exc. motor, 2 &5, HD Reaalnty Sickle 913 325-2411 spoke wheels, good 9.00rubber ,REALTOR speed with 2 -speed. 1965 Wilson 307 N. 3rd MANHATTAN on rear. WC mirrors, radio combination grain & livestock WASHINGTON, KANSAS heater. Excellent and Office 4567696, Ave F( RELIART 1962 Chevy truck, condition and R nue trailer, canvas top, 41'. Merle CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE appearance, priced right. Phone Res. 456.9281 he Hubbard, Waterville, Kansas, % ton, lots of extras, $700. Ph. Serving Washington County's 316 345-2637, Moundridge, °111A, g.342-4 Phone 913 785.2761. x53 Manhattan 913 5394412. x1 Automotive Needs over 40 years Ks. x50 WAMEGO Cl February 9, 1971 PROPERTYFOR SALE FARM & SUBURBANS FARMS JUST LISTED "Janie Nicely improved480 acres, NEAR WIAMEGO, KS. 240A on blacktop road north Used Tractors 3 bedroommodern home, IQ( et furnace, abundant gas 177A bottom land, 2 modernof Abilene, Ks., about half 1-460 diesel hi clearance VI buildings, 144 good out-houses, barns & other buildings creek bottom, a really product- 7-7AL The Flying Realtor acres grass, 336 ive farm. $189 acres of cultivatedland near Wamego. Possession Mar. '0 Series5s," Offers some of the - 1, 1971. Only $325per acre. 80A one mile off blacktop, USED COMBINES Kansas, '70best upland in 1.314A, 3 bedroom home along near above farm, all creek bot- 403 IH with cab, 16W.. $599 allotments 137 tom . 8 640 ACRES north of Wells. wheat, 110 feedgrain, 20 con-highway near Wamego, Only These farms are unimproved, 303 IH with cab, 14'.... $459 Lew15% pfb App. 230A cultivated, rest good serving, 70 forbeans at $99,000 $17,800. can give quick possession of all 151 IH 14' $239 pasture, well improved and with low interestcontract. If 3 -bedroom home, 11/2 baths, except wheat ground. Must be 141 IH 14' $501 ton, v8i plenty of water. Will sell on low you want to buy 1835 square feet; wood burning C -II Gleaner 18' $619 is it. a farm, this fireplace. $21,500. sold to settle estate. 1969 535 Oliver 14', cut less ) box es?: contract. tonithWi ols: 160 ACRES 5 miles southeast than 1000A SW: Improved 240 withvery nice BURGESS REAL ESTATE Wilson Real Estate , of Mriltonvak, balanced piece of V6 w 5,j 3 bedroom modernhome, for- Rt. 1 913 456-9425 MISCELLANEOUS 9k ground. ced air furnace, full Phone CO 3-2400 2 -ton, 6 160 ACRES choice land 7 mi. basement, WAMEGO, KANSAS 1968 14' Owatonna wandrower, eyi 176 acres cultivated,74 wheat, ABILENE, KANSAS I, with east, 1% north of Delphos. FOR SALE completely reconditioned Will sell on low contract. 64 milo, 7 oats. At$60,000, - 160 acres of $339! 10% down, 15% March1, then land unimproved. All farm FOR SALE - 180A stock farm, 320 ACRES improved, can be $1500 per year plus southwest Nemaha Co., good 550 III field harvester, 2 row irrigated, 6 miles north, lA male 6% inter- ground terraced, new pasture $1595 I Repair est. fences. Edwin Kuhn, Alta Vis-barn, hay barns, with feeder & west of Levant' Kansas. Priced ta, Ks., Phone 913 229-6482. loafing area, excellent good New 816 IH 9' mower condi- to sell. 80 acre pasture, excellent corrals & fences. 91 acres cul- tioner $1395 Licks 120 ACRES on blacktop road, grass, good fences, abundant SB1 tivated, balance grass. 10 acres No. 782 Allis 2 row field har- c, NEBR. 1 mile west of Ottawa County water, at $9600 with low in- wheat, 71 acres feed grain. vester, 1966 terest long term contract. FH 188 Gehl Chop King, 2 row - 402 424-2670 State Lake. Priced to sell. For Sale Contact E. A. Myers, 284-2117, 10 acres within six miles Very nice 2 bedroom home, Sabetha, Ks. SB52 $1595 - North of Salina on all weather with living room, kitchen, IN CLAY CENTER- Beauti- road.$11,000. bath with shower, cement ful 3 bedroom home with com-FOR SALE - 167 acres Sev- Lynn's Truck C Calt1PCI 160 ACRES of balanced land block garage, at $1000on plete basement, family room, 2ery, Kans., 100 cropland, 37 0 camper 1% mile north & 11/4 mile west long term, low interestcon- complete baths, nicely land- black walnut, balance grass, iditioning creek, ponds. Well and city wa- & Tractor Co & of Wells, Kansas. Will sell on tract. This home is in one of scaped. )er, 2600 low contract. the very best small towns. A ter. 5 bedroom house, new steel mile real business town where IN CLAY CENTER- 3 bed- barn, school bus at door, 1 mile 316 382-2188 80 ACRES 11/4 mile north and you room older home with good GI ie for travel 2 miles west of Wells, Kansas. will enjoy living with friend- to town. E. W. Thornton, Rt. 1, MARION, KANS. r loan to be assumed. Good loca- Eureka, Ks., Phone 583-7229. , Will sell on low contract. ly people. Cruise-aini tion, priced to sell. x51 airconditiz 285 ACRES of mostly grass Call collect for appointment. miles land, improved, 4 miles north I would like to show you these FOR SALE - 20 mi. north of JANUARY CLEARANCE on blacktop,3mileseastof and other offerings. LorenE. Law on, V8, 3 spd., Will sell on Manhattan. Excellent water, ...... Wells, Kansas. REALTOR pasture,location. Some im- Truck' Specials contract. Kvasnicka Realty provements. Phone 913-539-4412. ,OF NEW 40 ACRES well improved, 1 907 Sixth x1 1969 Ford F350, 1 ton, dual IN STOCK mile west on blacktop, Beverly, HADDAM, KANS. wheels, V8, 4 speed Kansas. Phone FR 6-2874 ME 2-3159 FOR SALE - 380 acres of 1965 Chev. pickup, camper box Motors, 160 ACRES, all tillable, good Gerald A. Kvasnicka, Realtor grass land pasture, Riley Co. $1025 productive land.Will sell on Alice J. Kvasnicka, Secretary CLAY CENTER, KANS. Well watered, on highway. Es- 1954 White truck tractor, 5 and low contract. 8 miles east and 2 "IfIt's A Home, See Loren"tate of Lydia Rudolph. May- 2 speed $575 Phone 456' miles north of Delphos. Looking for a nice home for wird Rudolph, executor. Riley, 1965 truck tractor, IHC V-205 80 ACRES - all tillable, goodyou and your family - Plus Ks., Phone 485-2455. SB50 with 549 V8 engine, tag axle, Wamego, bottom land within 5 minutesimprovements & water fora McPherson Co. Farm slick of Salina. WANT TO RENT - Farm livestock operation - plus a 320 ACRES - 117 miles north ground, reasonably close to SPECIAL PRICES N Contineste,1 contract you can live with. Seeof Conway, Ks. Sabetha, this 400 acreswest ofRan- - One of the Kans. Large new 2 Rental Tractors 'aterville Moto SILER AGENCY finest farms in this area witheo-inment. Phone Sabetha 913 4 Rental Combines capped. Has or 148 South Seventh TA 5-1551 dolph. Available March 1. an exceptional set of improve- 284-3010. x51 nd is very she Ask for Ray LeDuc Modern 3 bedroom home inments. 271 acres crop land, 115 IHC - The home of the most %Tulle,Ks,, Phu Phone Evening TA 7-4544 country on good road with 5acres growing wheat.Fine 2 - rnR SALE - Estate farm .in dependable used equipment SALINA, KANS. acres of ground. Tile chickenstory modern house with 4 bed- Elk County, Kansas. 400A live- See IH Salesmen house & garage, barn. Available stock and grain, highly improv- FOR SALE - 12x52 1 bedroom rooms,full basement,forced Guy Parsons.... TA 5-1110 250 N. ton pick: soon. air heat and central air. 40x60ed. Outstanding home, close to Les Graf TA 3-6415 air cond., 22,% Four Seasons trailer, used 5 Large lakeview home in machine shed with concrete town. Oil production royalty Jim Gast TA 7-0336 ondition. Jane months, like new. Call 349-2230, Wakefield, excellent location, 8floor - garage - granary. goes with farm. Immediate pos- lver, Ks. 6741i White City. x51 Call me today for an appoint- session. $200 per acre. Cecil ,rooms,. 2 baths, several closets. Frieden, administrator, Pomo- Ind. Harvester 3-4353. SI Available now.. Get located be-ment - can arrange terms. fore the lake season. na. Kansas 66076 or Phone 913 Sales & Service 3 - 64 Ford 2 to: Carlson Agency Now is the time to arrange J.. E. Chisholm 566-3365. x50 chwartz fold4.7 801 Poyntz Manhattan for your grass. 720 acres north 320 ACRES Kansas Bostwick Interstate 70 s, extra clean 540A livestock farm. 150A of Randolph, 95 broke. Pasture Alliance Agency, Inc. Irrigation District (North Cen- on, grain box crop, balance pasture meadow, iscross fenced and has good Office 241-0213 Res. 241-1094 tral Kansas) 100 acres irriga- & Hwy. 81 od.'66 Ford MCPHERSON, KANSAS Geary CountY. 4 bedroom home water. Excellent contract. tion, 150 acres Pasture. Fair im- TA 7-0336 imper cover, o: barns, sheds, silo. By all-weath- We are building in Clay Cen- provements. Write P.O. Box 165 Clayton Corm: er road. Cropland mostly sec-ter - Nice homes that you can FARMS, RANCHES Belleville. Ks. 66935. x50 SALINA, KANSAS ond bottom. Looking for live- afford,2 & 3 bedroom, with stock farm, let us show you garages. Farm & home financ- MOTELS, CAFES FOR SALE - Service station - 7x12tank this one. Can be purchased on ing available. Inquiry costs you & tire store. Complete line of Like New Lister 6000 pound tr. contract. nothing. We are happy to visit. Most all sizes - Just tell us tires, wheel alignment & bine- Ansley, Route 80 acre farm, 15A grass, bal- what you are looking for. We lin. Write Box 454, Marysville, 1 A -C mtd .4 row rotary mold- Cs. Phone 534" Many Other Listings might have it. Kansas. x52 board lister, R.T. press, in- ance cropland, some improve- 2real good drive-incafes. ments. $18,000. FOR SAT .E - Suburban prop- secticides, latest model Like LEO CHAPMAN 'Man and wife job. Making new $550 - 1964Chev, 2 115 acre farm located north Real Estate & Investments good money. erty located on thre" spacious 2 Peerless Roll and Mix, choice 292 engine, of Manhattan on all weather One of the best Livestock lots bedrooms, utility room, $150500 Excellent cog road with two bedroom modern Phone ME 2-2077 Sales Markets in Central Kan-do-ble garage, wall to wall car-1 Peerless roller mill $ 253-7441, Holl home, doublegarage,several 425 Anthony Clay Center, Ks. sas. Will sell half interest. Con- net, central heating and air 1 Wetmore burr mill $150 other improvements, with 16A tract and terms. Would cons- conditioning, Plns two large ad-2 Kelley 5x12 feeder wagons crop, balance pasture. $30,000. sider good manager terms. ditional buildings on property. ready to go -19661/2 ton C'j, LAND FOR SALE Ideal arrangement for small 155 acre farm, some improve- 'Many more opportunities to 1 Hahn Hi Boy, hyd. booms, four speed. f. choose from. factory or antique business. adi. row widths, drops, hi rings, St. Gel ments with acreage of all crop- 340 acres in Yuma County, Phone 913 225-4125, Brookville. land, some bottom. Close in toColo., 180A irrigated withal- Kansas. SB50 volume pump, complete $2500 Manhattan. $60,000. most new Valley sprinkler, 160 Dain's Real Estate BRONCO, 6 Livestock & dairy farm, 330A acres native sandhill grassland. & Auction Service Flentie's, Inc. 4WD with loci: with 110 crop, some creek bot- Good house & other buildings, 9 Silver Lake, Kansas Farm Eqipment wagon, ben - tom, balance pasture & meadow. miles from Wray, Colo. Terms. (913) 582-4520 F; 640 acres, all under one fence 18,000 miles. Best of spring water. Good lo- Four 3000 GPM wells & 4 Val- Phone 284-3061 Box 62, Oketo:: cation near a highway in Riley Carry Over 44:16 County. 3 bedroom home, att. ley sprinklers, 25' to 30' static NORTHEAST KANSAS ket $ alwittift garage, dairy barn, pipeline water level. Outstanding soil & NEW MACHINES SABETHA, KANSAS Model A Ford, water. 61/2% loan can be assum- 800 ACRES. Very highly im- OLD PRICES - milker, 400 gal. bulk tank. 2 hay ed. Cash down to loan or terms. proved, on state road. One SAVE DOLLARS nice andcoildn;, sheds, barns, sheds, chicken PO:. 1120 acres, 3 quarters irrigat- half cultivated. Must be seen 'ess, Box houses, spring water in lots. ed with Valley sprinklers,3 to be appreciated. On contract Balers, Roto Hoe, Chisel, No. 90 Kansas665()9. This farm may be purchased wells, plenty of GPM and acre- Mower Conditioner,Rakes, Tractors on contract. Let's show. feet annually. One short quar- 1000 ACRES, large improve- 6 -row Cultivator. 1970 Farmall 756 dsl., fully Pasture ments, practically all grass, equ 1970 442C:: - 127A Pottawatomde ter in process of being develop- USED TRACTORS on contract 1967Fiparmpedall 656 gas, fully - rd.! County bluestem grass. Fences ed. 20 yr. loan, 61/2%, can be as- air, 10,000 fair. Only $90 per acre. AND MARKERS equipped Washinatoll: sumed. Further terms if desir-400 ACRES, fair improvements, , ed.Goad7,cattle set-up. IH F656D 1961 Farmall 566 diesel, 2 pt., mings325-2142c FOR MORE INFORMATION 2000 acres, 1/2 grass & 1/2 good half bottom land IH 300 Utility fully equipped WRITE OR CALL farmland, on US oiled highway. 480 ACRES, good improve- IH 650 propane John Deere 520, completely IH 101 combine overhauled, PS, 3 pt. 1959Chev,:, Lawrence Welter, salesman Priced for quick sale at $60 per ments. All grass - Outstanding investment Massey 27 combine 1955 Farmall 300, completely with grain & PR 8-3455 acre. Case 10' wheel disk overhauled hoist, $1300:, for anyone. Good terms. 'fames Cline Allis-Chalmers 2 -row lister, ro-Farmall H uck. 6, 2 six' Harold Carlson, broker 1514 Willow Ph. CE 2-0936 tary moldboards, fertilizer & JE 9-2084 Contact: stock rack MANHATTAN, KANS. Robert L. Goodman, 303-345-2635 TOPEKA, KANSAS New ITolland hay baler OTHER EQUIPMENT Chev.2T John Deere 45 quick-tach loader James GOODMAN REALTY CO. FOR SALE - 611A Delaware TRUCKS Jayhawk loader Ilion, Kansas FARM FOR SALE 142 Main 303-345-2651 River farm, southern. Atchison1956 IH S120, 4 speed .... $195 IH 303 combine, 14' with cab AKRON, COLORADO County, blacktop road, new 1963 IH C-1100, V8, 4 speed, MM 14' combine One of the better upland overhauled $795 IH No. 51 feed wagon dF farms in Lyon County. 160 dwelling, will sell on contract. 4-1Adleel acres 12 miles southeast of Em- Call or write Barker Real Es-1959 IH B110, 6 cylinder, 4 spd. PCA) LOANS tate, 913 945-3812, Valley Falls, $295 16002 poria, Kansas, large modern Kendall Garage llent. house, large quonset, barns, Kansas. SB51 AND IMPLEMENT or bnFt-t Geared and planned for Macha-Revere 1,Abtitile1 granaries, sheds and poultry farmers and ranchers FOR SALE - Detroiter 1968 )er houses. 93acres cropland, bal- mobile home, 3 bed, 11/2 bath, Phone ance pasture. Additional 80 or Call CloIrEN DUER 64x12. Make excellent 2nd farm Impl. Co. 160 acres can be purchased with home.Callorwrite John the above if desired. Can be 913 - 776-7061 Young, Clifton, Ks. 455-3729. COUNCIL GROVE 293-5661 bought on contract. SB50 LEONARDVILLE, KANS. Ralph Van Sickle MANHATTAN, KANS. 400 ACRE improved ranch. De- TReal El velopment possibilities. Make ROLLER MILL & mixer for Realty FOR SALE - 3bedroom good hunting preserve. On fed-FOR SALE or trade for farm sale. Peerless 20", rebuilt. Goo( INE house, good location.P.riced eral hirrhway close tofederal machinery, 800 bales choice condition.Loaderavailable. 722 W 6th Avenue 1,1,,pc.Will contract. Call 913 LEAL:roil Off. 316 342-6431 Res. 3424087 right. Mary Bertsch,626 Lane, Prairie hay in barn, Topeka Lloyd Lewis, Emporia, Rt. 4, EMPORIA, KS. Clay Center. x51 828-4755. x51 775-6210 or 775-6273. x1 Phone 316 342-4552. x51 Office4564

Res.456.51: February 9, 1971 ANOTHER. CLASSIFIED AD THE REST OF SPECIAL Used Farm BY LONGHOFER LONGHOrk...tt'S AD sharp MARION, KANSAS UNTIL MARCH 1 awrie , Seems like we farmers have NEW FORD TRACTOR We decided to stay on and sell -55Afdier:Lrtpesevit'S machinery for another 100 years to take what is offered. Note BARGAINS Winter Overhaul 196 2 Am 1-441414. N Just located another cheap ma- the past week or so the NFO $495 2196063 MM930 Model 70 garden tractor 1'riooPalfil:b.til.5tediiriltaarPivIn°e:rThhilWoarPIPII°1: nure spreader - for $39.50 - had a pig movement around El $995 Free Pickup & Delivery Dorado. 154 truckloads and theModel 85 garden tractor .. On Tractor, Baler or 1921.930Case to celebrate the moon expedi- Model 120 hydrostat drive $1295 dieselCTRMMorn-""'l'inAg-i 03d, " tion.$800,000,000. Who can police didn't know what was go- Mower Included On Planter Overhaul e motor,12 ing on. These farmers must 01{ believe it except the politician Above Units diesel IHlv have pulled it off pretty slick. CaseCaldiesel 2' and the scientific mind 35% discount on garden tractors FARMING IHN 1 Used manure loader, fits all More power to them. airports, 2 1966 930 Comfort cut To celebrate the occasion to schools, churches, d9 Xing lorettY °1 IHC WD tractor, short 1 bracket FRONTIER 71 3ls cabe we're selling a new Allis mow-parks, government agencies, 932 IVO $49.50 er, cost us over $400, selling nowmotels. Case diese Peerl 1 WD or 45 loader with all 3000 gas, 8 speed, live PTO TUES., FEB. 16 - 7:30 p.m. 1966 930 Case diese 16' "t 9A for $350 or will trade in one Garfield Shelterhouse cab, 16' 1/ brackets $99.50 $3795 t., duai ,lionbine load of moon rocks, etc., even. 19671967 10C313 pt. Case IH I am still trying to locate some 3500 KD fork lift & mast $7895 CHECK OUR PRICES 11-1 N Eisenhower dollars but can't MD IHC diesel tractor, made a4000 gas 8 speed, IPTO$4895 Interest Free Till Spring 1964 930 CK diesel mistake & save $400. Will now $6895 11996659 J10D32501 Caseo IH find the source. Someone says 4400 industrial & loader On All New & Used Tractors IH they are selling them for $15lose $200 & sell for $200. Did 5000 dsl., 8 spd., LPTO $6295 cab,ooler each. That sounds like a hell of run. 8000 diesel, 18.4x38 tires$8995 JD 730 diesel, good 1959 900L1P9°XTCaccs'ae I also hear the ma- JD 620 gas, good 1966 MM G-1000 JD 14T a "profit." $800,000,000 in moon rocks. 9000 diesel, 23.1x34 tires $11,950 A -C D15 Series 2, very good chines in Las Vegas are wait-Looks like we would get tired Immediate Delivery On Above 1966 XT 190 ing for them to be launched - MF 65 diesel 21916926823903CoacKse have all their machines out inpaying the tax. Best way to NEW HOLLAND EQPT. MF 65 gas Oyg5 1960 I leave the money at the right Ford 871 diesel Co( place to reap the harvest. level would be not to pay the469 haybine, big tires $2395 1969 40 LP, newengine still have some Santa Fe Trail Ford 961 diesel 1958 International 1947 tax to start with. 717 2 row forage harvester 6' dsl 4,1" wagon train ruts left.Will $2595 1959 Case diesel 41tee go( Walking plow, $9.95 No horse MISCELLANEOUS trade for Eisenhower dollars. 1967 SP 818 forage harvester II1C Call "Rusty" Longhofer. 5 used foot operated grind- $3950 Disk - 17' Kewanee - good CHISELS Disk -A -C 10', wheel ormtd. 1955 We still have one antique stones, were $19.99. ReducedNew balers, Rakes, Stackliners,Disk - 11' - JD AW -like 14' Krause 13' Graham R VACI°11S gin $9.99 Several $0 .. manure spreader left complete to Moridge 18' & 24' harrows - Crustbusteispring. sharp with antique manure $99.50 1967 Case 930 diesel row crop Servis blades & rotary mowers. new 1945 Still have one Essex four tractor, new overhaul, 3 pt. Dempster listers & cultivators. Disk - 12' - IH - good 21t°4°' thsrauseK offset con door body left froze to ground. hitch, PS, good rubber $4850 Disk - 14' JD pull 10' Miller offset disdiscs overhauled,1 Will reduce from $99.50 to $29.50 USED TRACTOR BARGAINS Plows mounted or pull 4 -row cultivator for Ford, fits 12' Krause offset iP!:e0 1 pair of skeleton steel spade 5000 or 6000 Series, like new 66 Ford 5000 gas, PS, LPTO Several combines & corn heads 3 461 NH haybines ;;2hyrs.:DF84..nrg la1 1961: wheels for IHC F-12 tractor $575 PTO Viking hammermill, 3 pt. tier 66 Ford 6000 diesel, std., 3 pt. 2 460 NH haybines 1965 hitch as, will sell both for only $49.50 3 bottom mounted Ford plow, 66 Ford 6000 gas std., 3 pt. 1968 Hesston 9'pull type DR 1 left handed walking plow, $149 65 Ford 3000 gas, PS JD hay conditioner athoe.r19 $29.50 . ... $49 50 SPe no seat Allis WD cultivator 63 Ford 6000 diesel, 3 pt. 1968sw Iillithhyd.bucket 1960 One sulky plow with seat $29.50Side mounted mower for Allis 60 Massey 85 diesel, PS Kansas Farm Mchry. 1970 Massey No. 12baler Still have one 4x16 Case plow, tractor,fits WD45 or D17 60 Ford 871 gas, PS 1969 JD No. 24T baler six, all new, will sell for list price $99.50 59 Ford 841 LP fuel CE 3-1374 . NH Suner 69 baler g diesel spd this week $1195 New Allis late style 5 bar rake,59 Ford 971 diesel, PS NH 277T baler ,,i. 1962 V8, We note Mr. Nixon had em- sells for over $700, will take 58 Ford 961 LP, row crop West 24 70,Ric , bargo on news this week - Not $550 50 Massey 44 row crop at Goodyear PLOWS ,stir bed to let us in on his "secrets" -John Deere 11' wheel disc $74944 LA Case 46 JD A Three 4x16 Case plows asouS 1954 Laos, etc. - He's going to lose14' Case wheel disc $249 42 IHC M - 46 Massey 101 TOPEKA MM 3x16 plow goc even if he wins. Two 4x14 Case plows slat We were looking forward to Looks like the wind -down war USED BALER BARGAINS 0latorwith a load of moon rocksthis week in the East is coming unwound. 5x14 Case plow but looks like they're going to Possibly for the sake of econ-63 NH 271 PTO twine Combines Krause K-13 10%' oneway 1967 be lucky to get back with one omy, etc. 62 Ford 250 PTO twine ,MM 10' HD oneway reci lone rock. Noted this week theFarm Hand stacker, complete 59 Ford PTO, twine 1960 800 Case, 14' 3 springtooth harrows 1961 56 IH 45 twine, motor 1969 MF 510, 15', cab plater, noPert. 1964 Fish & Game Commission was with all parts $139 65 Ford 612 forage harvester TRUCKS & MISC. hauling load after load of rock Oswalt silage loader mounted 1967 JD 95, 16', cab If wither loar They 67 NH SP 818 forage harvester1962 JD 55, 14', cab 1970 Int. Y2 ton demo. picks semi plow 1960 out of Marion this week. on H tractor, ready to go, 1961 No .151 IH, 14', cab trfor3010or 2510 must have had 5 or 6 5 -ton will handle silage and related MISCELLANEOUS 1965 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup Sch 1964 C A -C, 16', cab 1968 1,4 ton Chev. pickup 1962 trucks. Never could figure products such as manure 4 row Massey cultivator 1958 No. 101 IH, 12' where they were moving the $1695 Ford 3x14 mtd. plows 2 dozer blades for 900cue clee 1959 JD 55, 14' 1958 rock to or why they needed so Model A Ford rear axle horsing Allis 3x14 mtd. plow 1asn INTEREST WAIVER ON ALL Ot!a,a`l830cri many 5 ton truckswhen the and vssembly $39.50 Dozert bladeetorfor 930 Case I:s3°1:Dtall2Ter 1961. setting still. 3D RW 11' wheel disk 16x8 JD drill quarry has trucks Model T front axle, less spin-Ford 7' rear mount mower TRACTORS RB & tral Many other misc. items. Co n. pt. This could help be why our dles $10.99 Ford 6' rotary mower 1960 730 diesel JD, row crop lgo°°tiwheel 1958 taxes are so high !! Have Jeep truck in dilapidated look over the equipment. M nev Woods 6' mtd. rotary mower 1960 460 gas, IH, row crop 410 cultivator up to 1 cheap row boat,steel with condition. Will trade for std.Ford 7'flail mower all has been reconditioned IH F oars - 'A STEEL' ..$49.50 Jeep in equal or better condi- 1962 3010 diesel, WFE ,ready to go. 18' I/O motor boat, Huck Finn, 'used Ford loaders & backhoe 1950 JD 620, row crop ready to go. Will deliver at Olive tion. IHC 2001 manure loader Ysave stee 1970 1956 JD 70, row crop reasonable distance. tirDif&ielPeucutters, have run but few hours I see in the Kansas City Star 1961 4010 dsl. Standard, cab Model, take $3395 two companies are financing for34 Model with 140 HP Mere - cattlemen & farmers. Was in McPherson 1961 4010 dsl., WFE, new tires for 8 JD take $3395 On 1962 3010 gas, row crop Coontz Implement IH N cruiser Feb. 7th. By Fred Kewit. Tractor Co. wit Our State Legislators !They reading the fine print it is most- INTEREST WAIVER ON ALL Box 104 316 825-4322 id, pretty good 67070 16$.9x58 IH N are going to give ussomething lyfor Lawyers ! Doctors ! WHEEL DISCS KIOWA, KS. h att. for B drill, to vote on - bingo. This shouldSports Figures ! Movie People ! fTRACTORS Phone ed give us something to think & Eastern ExecutivesMostly 'C., 13'10" BW JD 12' Krause IH N 13'10" RWA JD; 11'5" Kewanee Olive about, to keep our minds on thefor people who already have kOUSPIAENT New Machinery SHOUSE bigger things.I would rathermore money than they know 241-2900 10'9" No. 37 IH;15'2" BW JD have a chance to vote on some-what to do with & looking for M. L. Nordstrom 10'2" Kewanee 11'2" AW JD At Bargain Prices IH N thing more important. a tax dodge. 11' RW JD 13'10" AW JD IMPL. CO, tro. 50 lb. trip hammer with motor 12' No. 37 IH - Plus Others IHC No. 1701 loader, hyd. d Post $99.50 Propane tank & carbnretion MCPHERSON, KANSAS bucket with tine covers Abilene, Kans. equipment, etc., complete to MISCELLANEOUS aus Roll top desk $99.50 IHC No. 40 shredder with d JD /s Used WC Allis tractor, could be install on Allis C -II combine. NEED A LATE MODEL 4 -row 3 pt. JD cultivator attachment, 150" cut CO 3-3051 Allis No. 125 stationary engine, No. 111 rotary cutter, 5' cut CO 3.1066 loci made to run with a little ef- TRACTOR OR COMBINE ? 494A JD planter Schae fort. No guarantee $99.50 25 HP power unit $125 STOP AT BLANDING'S No. 406 JD lister -planter 3 point hitch CO 3-4515 D-4 Caterpillar tractor with 6 used Allis Chalmers Roto IN BELOIT No. 850 4 -row JD weeder No. 68 6 row front mtd. cul disl fine dozer, would like to sell balers, rebuilt, like new con- AND SEE THESE No. 44 JD spreader vator IH 5) this week. Will delivery any- dition $895 Case 70 bu. spreader No. 315 hydro combine, 14' IH1( where $2495 For Sale - Cheap -- New 9.8 TRACTORS No. 46A JD loader Platform, cab, 18.4x26 ti IH N Model A Ford body, coupe Mercury engine $349 1969 JD 4020 diesel, power shift, No. 115 JD Chuckwagon hyd. reel lift Machinery In style, needs doors $99.50 New 6 HP Mercury engine, low hours No. 180 H Oswalt Ensilmixer on ial One Model A Ford engine in cheap, below cost $259 1967 Case 1031 diesel, 3 pt., low 64 Ford No. 350 truck TRACTOR; IH N stock condition $99.50 Have several Owatonna grinder hours No. 280H Oswalt Ensilmixer 1967 656 hyd., gas mixers. Must sell this week, 1966 JD 4020 diesel, power 1967 706 -gas, good Tmctors JHN 28 Model IHC truck in reason- All above paid on 68 Chevy No. 50 truck ably good condition, tires notcost or below. shift, overhauled OUR FARMING FRONTIERS 1965 806D, new tires IH 3) on, doors not on, enginenotfor classified advertisement. 1967 JD 4020 diesel, 3 pt. excel- DAY IS FEBRUARY 15 1966 4000D Ford 1C19031' diesel,clean, running $99.50 We plan to start building lent AT 7:30 P.M. 1964 JD 3020 gas, new over es, rear end change- 1959 800 Case LP gas tractor, Strode elevators again in the 1963 Case 930 diesel, slick Chet FLOWS 1c Dorm, rebuilt, nearly new tires, next few weeks. Will take or-1958 JD 720 diesel, 3 pt., over- rear end 913 Eagle hitch, row crop .. $1695 ders for the 30' Model at the hauled Washington Impl. Co. 5x16 Case, steerable 0 400 Std. Case Diesel tractor, same price that prevailed 5 yrs. 2 No. 37 12' wheel disks is to diesel,new over- like new condition. A real ago. This is complete unit with COMBINES Alliedgrinder -mixer,drag Phone tires steal $795 carriage motor mount,tires, 1968 JD No. 95 19', very good feeder, magnet & new l',L711I dieselnew double chain carrier - Com- 1967 JD No. 95, 19', farmer $ EA 5-2301 Longhofer plete, ready to put your engine owned Grain w-On-eVator wagon, 100bu or elevator motor on - At $269 1962 JD 55, 14', low acres Like 14 with Davisloader, JUIs S uppl Write For Literature 1962 JD 55, 14' with cab, farm- Used R JD spreader,like ne er owned WASHINGTON, KANS. -c and Case Longhofer JD No. 110 Chuckwagon Henry Bros.Impl. EV 2-2620 '"" JD No. 80, 9', 3 pt. blade For Dependable Equipment We Will Not Be Ph. 1968 MARION, KANS. upply "You Can Depend On Us" 1967 undersold on farm machinery. 1967 NEW A & M EV 2-2620 Blanding Impl. Co. We have the financeto suit 1969 your needs. The largest assort- or 3642221 uric DESIGNED TO MARION, KANS. ment of used combines in the 1968 HOLTON IRRIGATE MILO United States. We will trade& goo Quick Coupler - Side roll 8' 738-3066 deliver. You cannot affordto Diameter Wheel Move, 2 yearPAY CASH- hire your wheat cut. Now is 0tl tested Sprinkler System. We SAVE CASH JOHN DEERE your chance to own yourown ICE sell and install underground Ci"L)BELOIT, KANS.combine. t fiats Checi pipe, high and low pressure. for15.5x3a8r,e Buying Machinery? FOR SALE - 1959 Gleaner Contact HODISCO, Inc. Call RAY COHORST combine with cab, used very lit- Humphrey Impl.Co. two lo 1217 West 4th tle. Clayton Guhr, Rt. 2, New- Hutchinson, Kansas 67501 ton, Ph. 316 367-2226. Phone 316 costFARPTO pneumaticM-VACintroduces NO SB1 600-1300 bushelcapacity. FOR SALE - 12 farrowing 913 -776-7061. FOR SALE or trade- 1962 825-4351 grain, feed pellets200'horizon, .AYer' . vertically. Improves',, are in crates like new, cleaned, re- Hesston swather & swather tally,50' dust effect. Eliminates A finished & ready for use. ran trailer. Heavy duty 4 wheel grain quality. I, 1

523.3698, Lehigh. Rufus D. Un- MANHATTAN, KANS. farm trailer with good truck KIOWA, KANSAS Unloads from top or rau. SB50 ulpielnent Co. A bed. 1 diesel tractor, 1 truck,1 Built by manufacturers klZiS, WANTED - 16x7.50 six hole 1961 Chevy station wagon, FOR SALE- Late model A -C ous Vac-U-Vators.Write or01: FOR SALE - Power hacksaw.hub, wheels to fit 62 Ford ton 1 6 -row rear mountedcultivator, Sons,nation, Farmhand loader on tractor,JD A. J. Detrixhe & \ 1.' Ray Ensley, Rt. 4, Manhattan, truck. C. Bammes, St. George, A tractor. Phone 913 479-5942,3 pt. hitch, 30"rows. Merlin wide distributor ofPTO Farrn. 539-5731. SB50 Kansas. Macke, Phone Seneca 98, OA x50 Navarre. SB51 336-2408. Vacs, Phone 913446-35rnachine FOR SB51 Kansas 66931. \ 1111'14130RO, low -b, KANS. Phone February 9, 1971 JUNCTION CITY HERINGTON FREE INTEREST, WAIVER TRAer,34 Dauer Implement COMBINES On new combines & cornheads M-5 die 0M-5 ja;ellii 1963 JD 95, realsharp Company, Inc. until 9-1-71. Free interest waiv- k,11.958 JD 55, one owner er on new tractors until March JD 16x8 DRA drill with new 1, 1971. ''1?: 1960 JD45, painted, OH r, 1959 JD 55,rebuilt, motor OH disks New Model K Gleaner 13', cab, diem 95, motor overhauled JD 24x7 full press drill.. $250 fully equipped, only.. $7250 1959 JDhead, straw chopper New Internatijonal TRACTORS IH 50 field cutter, 2 row att. Two 1967 Gleaner C, cab, clean, Case diesel 210 corn55 choice $6595 Case diJ,,,e for 59- Machines Buy Now With No Finance 2 IH 16 field cutters, 1 row att. OH motor, 12' Charges Before March 1, 1971 IH 45 ensilage blower, nearly 1965 Gleaner C, cab, good $5795 O Corni7,,' 1959 IHC 151, At Big Savings new 1964 Gleaner A, cab, 14' $4295 -A cut 1966 JD 3020 gas IH 3 ensilage blower 1961 Case Model 800, 14'. Only Case 101, 12' cut IH Model 1150 grinder 1966 JD 4020 diesel diesel 1'959 IIHC141,prettygood mixer 1964 JD 4020, power shift 1961 F560D tractor, wide front $1295 1gic,liesel 1958 IH No. 101 100 bu.spreader 4 new IH 120 oneways. Reduced 1966 A -C C -U with cab 1958 JD 620 NEW & USED TRACTORS 311tA1961 A -C C, 16' cut IH No. 175 175 bu.spreader, 1959 JD 630; 1958 720 diesel prices 3 Pt. 27 - 26 PTO drive 1959 Case 411B, Case-O-Matic New A -C 220 diesel tractor, CK .Case Massey 90 - Peerless all purpose TRUCK fully equipped, only $10,900 diesel Carryover 95combine & cab, 16' roller mill 1200 actual hour s Case IH No. 47 wire baler 1956 & 1954 JD 70, both gas 1968 International 1100C /5/4 ton New A -C 190XT diesel, fully 5°10, cab BALERS IH No. 16 side del. rake Set of 15.5x38 dual wheels with truck, low mileage, excellent equipped, only $7595 LP cap' cook IH No. 10 16x8 fert. drill tires condition 1965 IHC 806 propane, A-1, only 1965 IHC 46T IH No. 27 twine baler $3895 G-1006- 1969 IHC 27T SALE PRICED 190- 1966 JD 224WS IH No. 58 6 -rowcorn planter COMBINES 1958 A -C D-17 diesel, only $1595 Case New Demonstrators Waiver Of Interest Until IH 55W wire baler, PTO.. $475 1962 TD -9 IHC crawler with 45T - NH 66 - JD 14T - IH 46T baler $475 CR Case Tractors- SAVE June 1, 1971, On Drott 4 and 1 bucket $3895 r new engine DISKS Combines Purchased Now IH 263 2 row cultivator, 2 pt. rnational TRUCKS hitch OTHER EQUIPMENT 6,5p km 12' RW, 14' RWA 1968 John Deere 95 IH 263 2 row cultivator, 3 pt. e diesel JD 14' BW, 12'BW 1960 IH BC -160 with Hesse 1966 JD 95, 16', with cab New Blair 4x10 115 bu. feed Coca-Cola body $595 1963 JD 55, 14' hitch wagon, now only $875 CHIS 14' Kewanee 1947 REO chassis & cab, engine IH 4 row pull type curler -I- freight 12' & 14'IHC37 1961 JD 55, 14' 2 IH 151 combines se 13' Graha: good, 2 -speed axle, good tires 1959 JD 45 with cab, 12' New Blair 4x10 manure spread- Crustbuster TRACTORS $150 1959 IHC 151, 14', power strg. 1 IH 101 combine er, now only $525 1955 Ford cab -over, rebuilt en- and chopper 1 1969 IH 403 combine, 16', cut New Owatonna grinder mixer, '1966 Deere 2510 gas 1200A ause offset d:44.958 Deere 620, real sharp gine, 11/2 ton, with Coke body1959 John Deere 55 14' only $1650 & up 'roffset disc '1957 Deere 720 gas & diesel $550 1958 John Deere 55, 14' 3 1970 IH 403 combines, 16', New Owatonna 224 crop chop- 1945 Chev. 11/2ton, 2 -speed, 1952 Baldwin 14' cut 600A per, 12'flail, 140 hp gear tse offset 1962 Deere 4010D, overhauled, 1 IH 16x8 No. 10 drill like new box, $1195 - 15', only $1395 I haybines RP comb. bed & hoist, complete Late 15x8 Oliver drill haybines1961 Deere 4010D, only 2200 hrs. $425 OTHER MACHINERY New Brady Hydra mill - Save field ready 1961 IH Scout, full top, recondi-NH 9' haybine John Deere 14' wheel disk New Brady stalk choppers on aston 9'pull 4961 Deere 3010D, tioned engine Letz 220X portable burr grinderIH 10' 9" No. 37 wheel disk hand '1959 IHC 460 gas, WFE & 3 pt. $675 Large Farm Hand feed wagon, Used Brady 12' stalk chopper, 19 Massey 0.965 Case 930 diesel, 3 pt., WF 1965 IH C-1200 4x4, 4 - WHEEL Grain-o-Vator 30 & 55 feeder less 4 wheel trailer - wagons only $895 ssey No.12v 967 JD 3020diesel, rebuilt DRIVE, V8, hubs, radio, 4 IH No. 2A hay conditioner No. 24T baie1962 JD 1010 with hyd. bucket speed, low miles $1695 Farmhand 4x12 feeder wagon Mono 5' 3 pt. shredders, only 1960 IH R-220 truck -tractor, bigDavis industrial loader 2 IH No. 30 manure loaders $275 er 69 baler loader six, good rubber, 5 -speed, 2- JD 45 & 35 loaders Late 5x14 Case plow Mono 6' 3 pt. shredders, only r baler [962 Massey 85 diesel IH No. 10 5x14 plow $325 [965 Massey 90 diesel spd., air, 5th wheel...$1195 Parmhand stacker 1955 IH W-400 tractor PLOWS Dlder Oliver 70, IHC H, Massey 1962 IH C-1123/4 ton pickup, Snoco 4x12 feeder wagon Mono 8' 3 pt. blade, only$185 1953 IH Super M tractor 6' Mono blade $95 V8, 4 speed, overloads, long Oliver 1800 tractor x16 Case plov44 bed $495 DISCS 6 plow MISCELLANEOUS 1954 GMC V2 ton pickup, runs Miller 16' offset Buchli Implement L4 Case plows. good $150 JD BW 14' heavy tandem Falun se plow )0 Grain-O-Vator with slat JD RWA 14'; RW 12' & 11' K-13 10%' TRACTORS IHC No. 37 disc, 101/2', Ford Phone 768-6866 HDonewavi9r 7131.68B drill 1967 IH F-656 gas, new tires, 12', Case 10' B I rows of Dempster R lister ;tooth harrows Crust Buster 28' Springtooth eft HEBRON, NEB. units reconditioned, looks like new Phone 1011 ALUS.C.SAC ARMS planter, no fert. 1961 IH F-560 diesel, clean JD 28' field conditioner RUCKS & NS.°115 JD JD 14' swather f964 IH 1.606 Utility with IH JD 5x14 F145 semi -mount plow Falon is 20 miles southwest of loader JD 4x16 F145 semi -mount plow Salina. To phone, tell operator Good Used Tractors 'lh ton demo, 4x16 semi plow to ring thru Salemsborg. dge 1h ton JD loader for 3010 or 2510 1960 IH 1-460 high utility with SEE US FOR: 1965 JD 4020 RC dsl., Syncro ton ChevPleict',5& 45W loader - A, B, etc., Schwartz loader 1966 JD 4020 RC diesel, power blades for R 50, 60 etc.,or 3010 1962 JD 2010 gas, wide front, Crust Buster Harrows shift Grain-O-Vator & Blair New Machinery 1946 IHC M gas row JD rotary 302 lister clean Feed Wagons lade for 930 JD field conditioner 1958 IH 1-350 Utility equipped 2 8' Kirschmann hoe drills, 10" 1949 John Deere A Hesston Windrowers 1946 International M on LP gas drill 0' JD springtooth wheel 1961 JD 3010 diesel, clean local GB LoadersCentury Sprayers spacing, with fert. & hitch ther misc. itera) 2 row 3 pt. cultivator, RB & tractor Big Ox Chisels & Blades $2500 1946 John Deere G er the equipm. RG 2 1958 IH F450 gas, runs like Ottawa Chief post hole digger, 1947 JD D new 3 pt., 9" auger $155 been recondik pt. RG' 430 cultivator up to Tri-County Sales SPREADERS ) go. 4 -row 36" IH Farmall H, fully equipped Kim's Fast-O-Matic sprayer, 135 Case, PTO o go. Will deli' to 10' MM & JD oneways Oliver Model 77, INPTO, power George Munkres pull type, 21' boom $380 John Deere Model L ble distance.4 & 38 JD field cutters, have steering, hydraulics Phone Collect 22' Parker harrow $645 BL 8-2249 or BL 8.2991 26' Parker harrow JO 301 spin spreader pickup for 34 USED FARM MACHINES $670 John Deere No. 33 spreader tZ IMPlelleickup attachment for 8 JD HERINGTON, KANSAS John Deere N spreader cutter IH No. 10 16x8 comb. fert. drill USED MACHINERY 1966 Case 300, 2 row field cutter 104 3160B157 drill, pretty good . with press, save PLOWS & CHISELS IOWA, KS. new fert. att. for B drill, 16x8 IH No. 37 wheel disk, 12', seal- Used Tractors $1300 Ford 3x14, 3 point $95 ed brgs. $695 1962 Case 200 baler, PTO$350 John Deere F190 4x14 IH No. 15 side rel. rake .. $325Extra nice MM 670 Super dieselAllis 3x14 hyd. plow $250 John Deere 66H 4x14 Machim Oliver 3x14 pull plow on rubber4010 John Deere, LP gas 1 Case 4x14 SHOUSE $125 A large selection of used SHOP EQUIPMENT 9' Graham Hoeme chisel Bargain Pi IH No. 60 3x16 plow, hyd. con-Krause and John Deere wheel Sioux No. 645 valve grinder IMPL. CO. trol $225 discs $350 GRINDERS loader,hik" Post Hole Digger, fast hitch, 9"1 Model 298 Krause 11' 3 pt. Sioux valve reseating set$125 1968 No. 400 JD grinder -mixer t with tine co Abilene, Kans. auger $139 chisel Starrett micrometer set, inside307 John Deere Gyramor ). 40 shredder JD No. 214 twine baler, clean See us for a new Krause offset & outside 0"4" $75 cv,:,,dtore iment, CO 3-3051 local baler disc, tandem or chisel plow. This Sleeve puller $25 Newton Tractor rotarycutter,;, Shouse CO 3-1066 Schaefer wheel disk, 10', big past year we had 118 satisfied Lincoln 225 amp electric welder it hitch :on Shouse CO 3-4515 disks $395 buyers of new Krause tillage & wire $100 & Impl. Co. 6 row front r. IH 5x14 semi -mounted plow tools. Acetylenewelder,portable $100 Tr -1 10' tandem pull disk..$75 MISCELLANEO JS 1302 S. Kansas 5 hydro comb' Cleanest Used IH No. 37 wheel disk, 12', SB bake hand press, CYT10C.. $60 $545 A used front end brake for M.Portable hoist $50 >rni,cab, 189L Machinery In reel lift ..- Dual hyd. loader with 7' bucket International $100 Sun electric test machine, Mas- AT 3-2220 Central Kansas IH No. 10 4x16 plow on rubber if you pick it up ter Model, 6-12V $250 TRACTORS $75 2 reconditioned New Holland NEWTON, KANS. IH No. 311 3x14 FH plow $945 balers,TPt", TRUCKS 6 hyd., gas Tractors No. 275 New Holland wire tie1959 Ford F600 truck with 22' c -gas IH 3x14 fast -hitch plow .. $100 6,), new tires 967 AC 190XT diesel, clean, baler Henderson tilt bed..$1300 In Beloit Phone Or See No. 268 New Holland twine tie 1947 Ford 11/2 ton winch truck 1952 John Deere 70 gas 00D Ford low hours, rear end change-Chet Weston or Lloyd Hunter baler $275 ) 3020 gas, sew over All Prices F.O.B. Sylvan Grove with 3 pt. hitch 965 A -C 190XTD, rear end 913 238-5101, Junction City 14' John Deere twine tie baler 1 1965 A -C 190 dsl., low hours PLOWS changeover or 913 263-2399, Abilene Extra nice 45T IHC baler 1 1965 AC 190XT gas steerable ,964 A -C D19 diesel, new over - Used No. 56 New Holland rake Geyer Impl. Co. 1 1967 930 Case dsl., cab, dual ase, wheel dig haul Used tractors, used balers and wheels 37 12' M OH N' S most new implements are in Box 248 grinder-mixer,964 A -C D-17 In diesel, new SYLVAN GROVE, KS. 67481 1 1967 G1000 MM dsl.,cab, & ri overhaul Box 33 oor warehouses. Ask to see dual wheels ' Phone 913 526-3170 ,,,.959 A -C D-17, WF, PS JUNCTION CITY, KS. 66441 them. 1 A -C WD 45 wagon' "952 Ford with Davis loader, We have received our 1971 between 8:30 a.m. & 3:15 p.m. Co-op with loader, extra good Vator clean new New Holland Combines COMBINES JDspreadesW IH 300 LP, WF, fast hitch Buy Now LIKE NEW ,969 Gleaner G, cab, 20' NEW HOLLAND COMBINES 4 demonstrator A -C 376 16" RH1 1970 Gleaner G diesel, cab Gleaner G, cab, 20' 1968 190XT A -C diesel AND HAY TOOLS plow bottoms - $50.00 for all 1 1969 Gleaner F, cab myBros .1968)68 Gleaner G,cut wheat only1967 190XT A -C with cab FREE FINANCE 1968 660 Case combine, like 1 1968 Gleaner G, cab vii.4)69 Gleaner F, 17' head 1967 D-17 Series IV., 3 pt.hitch UNTIL JUNE 1, 1971 1. 1967 Gleaner C -II, cab, heater 1969 HD -4 crawler with loader, new, cut 600A wheat. Cab, 3 1966 Gleaner C -II, cab ...... ')68 Gleaner F, 17' head PLUS BONUS cooler, float steering tires. sgNi960 GleanerA, 14' head priced to sell $5250 1965 Gleaner C -II )55 Gleaner A, 14' head 1968 HD -4 crawler withloader, 1961 55 John Deere combine, 1 1964 Gleaner C -II, cab or $959 Massey Ferguson 82, 14', good Gould's, Inc. 1 1963 Gleaner C, diesel low acreage, float steering 1 1963 Gleaner C, cab new motor overhaul A -C COMBINES New Holland - Krause tires,like new condition 50ScOrreo. 3011above machines have been 2 1962 Gleaner C KEWANEE EQUIPMENT Moline - Dempster $3250 1 1961 Gleaner A run through the shop or are Check Our Interest WaiverPlan 1959 800 Case-O-Matie Diesel, in the process - Oliver - new cyl. heads, pistons and 1 1959 Gleaner A, cab lamp on dualsfor 15.5x38, sleeves, painted $1250 1 1961 Gleaner C, cab good tires Henry Sales Phone 1965 931 Case diesel, 3 pt., low 1 1953 JD 55 ew Holland hay equipment at 913 - 243-2609 hours $4000 1 1958 MH 82, cab, good 1970 prices. We need to sell & Service, Inc. kif,ftr.mterirol, 1 1958 MH 92 cab, good dtict.L9 ll_aybines,1010 bale wagons, Ochs, Inc., -VACintrcatie ,,16SpeedRower E. Hwy. 24 CONCORDIA. KS. A & W Eqpt. Co. To pneurn nao Early buyer's dividend and Phone 0 bushelcaree financing & Meriden Rd. 913 -738-3379 are in effect. 387-2361 feed gets BY,, T FOR SALE - Tractors - Ford 50, veruts.".B.StIsjO implement Co. FL 4-7641 Major diesel, newly overhauled. Ennli Massey Harris 55 gas, overhaul- ALLISICrUArrAffer OTIS, KS. 67565 BELOIT,KS. qualityo 0; TOPEKA, KANSAS ed last year. Combine - IH 101, AIM:4 .C4ALAtirti SI is from I`firei 316 - 947-3182 1958 model, and almost new IH BE SURE to see the Forage Tandem axle WANTED - Pickup attach- )3T man- FOR SALE - Freeman,315. IH Travelall on D1100 Queen Harvester at the West- ment for NH 616 forage cutter. Le-u.Arator& J° HILLSBORO, low -boy trailer. Ivan chassis, real good. Grimwood & ern Farm Show. Field Queen, Clifford Fasse, Wakefield, Ks., Detrb(he City 238-8239. of f Phone Junction SB51 Son, Burns, Ks. x50 Inc., Maize, Ks. SB51 Phone 461-5839. x50 listributor KANS. sjf22:_./Phone913 February9, 1971 Pri of G14 USED TRACTORS TRACTORS New Tractors 1970 820 15M, 16 speed, demo. Tractors In Stock 1969 4000 Ford, 8 -speed with GB 1969 Farmall 756D 1968 Farmall 656 Hydrostat G1000 MM, LP gas crop 21.9.6.8 6ie loader, demo. 1967 Farman. 656 706 IHC gas 5000 D, 8 spd., row with nel 1969 4000 Ford, 8 speed, with 1966 Farmall 1206D 830 John Deere diesel 4000 G, 8 spd.,all purpose At Marysville Superior loader, demo. 1965 Farman 806D with cab & 730 John Deere diesel 3000 G. 8 spd.,all purpose . A Gleat 1956 950 Ford air 720 John Deere diesel 3500 G, ind.,with loader, demo. 1967 Oliver 550 3%16 1956 60 John Deere RC, wide front 1965 Oliver 1850 1962 Farmall 460 720 John Deere, LP gas 5000 D, 8 spd., diesel 1963 1010 John Deere and culti-1962 Farmall 504 620 John Deere, LP gas 1966 Oliver 1650diesel vator 2020 John Deere, gas USED TRACTORS 1962 MF Super 1960 Farmall 560 overhauled 90 1.4) 1i0/3 1 1953 Cub IHC belly mower, 1960 Farmall 460D 1520 John Deere, gas 4000 gas, SOS, C Allis Chalmers A -Ctra plow blade and sickle mower 1960 Farmall 460 Super Major,new paint 1969 670 MMdiesel, 1970 1951 WD Allis Chalmers and 7'1958 John Deere 620 COMBINES 871 gas, SOS, newpaint MF 65 265 ho Newstocl sickle mower paint 1967 1100 Massey in 1957 Farmall 450D 1963 JD 95,16' header 861D, 5 spd., new Per 1955 50 diesel Cockshutt 1954 Farmall Super MTA dsl. 1963 JD 55, 14' header 960 G, 5 spd.,narrow front 720 John Deerediesel 1948 H Farman 1959 Baldwin with 14' header 971 G SOS,wide front 1964 D-15 Allis-Chalmers 5 -pa 1948 8N Ford MISCELLANEOUS 52 8N, very good 1964 B414 International 1964 2404 IHC backhoe and SWATHERS paint 1959 IHC 340 cus loader IH No. 46 hay baler Hesston 600 49 8N, new New Holland Super 78 hay 46 9N, overhauled 1959 IHC 460gas Feed I 1947 9N Ford baler John Deere 780 44 9N Ford 44 Massey diesel 1967 10 HP garden tractor and Hesston 280 Building IH No. 55 hay baler 55 TO 30 Ferg.,good 1954 John Deere60 Cve your 42" mower arch 1951 Oliver 77 er A -C 161/4' wheel disk JUNKERS MF 65 gas, high Rad s for a 5 HP Wizard lawn mower IH No. 37 14' wheeldisk We are junking 7 John DeereMF Super 90 gas,overhauled 2 IHC H's 45 PS, clean 880 Oliver, power USED EQUIPMENT III No. 37 12' 11' wheel disk 55 combines, 2 John Deere 46 M Farman, pt. steed 3 pt. Case disc plow IH No. 37 12' wheel disk and 1 IHC 141 combine. 46 H Farmall 713 Ford backhoe IH No. 37 10'9" wheel disc 46 Z MM FARM MACHINERy Steel 713 Ford backhoe IH No. 37 6'7" wheel disc Hett's Imple. F-20 Farmall IH 16x8 fertilizer grain drill 1960 871D, SOS,good John Deere 8253 -bottom )1913823.2826 410 Krause wheel disc sealed bearings over plow 2x14 Ferguson plow S SktOS CNAt9A IH 16x7 fertilizer grain drill USED MACHINERY 565 Oliver 4x16 4,016A 406 4 -row John Deere planter planter, 3 pt., 470 Internationalsteerable with fertilizer IH 12' pull -type springtooth Dempster 2 row 16' wheel MINI\ JD 12' 3 pt. springtooth like new $295 Ford 2 -bottom roll-over 1 -row Woods corn picker IH No. 34 16' FH springtooth Dempster 4 rowrotary lister, Du -All manure loader, pl 6' Mono 3 -pt. rotary cutter $1295 36' Mayrath like 2 -row JD planter with fert. IH No. 401 16' 3 pt. springtooth 3pt., new auger with oder 3x14 Dearborn 3 -pt. plow 24' Crustbuster springtooth Dempster 4 rowdouble disc gas motor 010,10. 6' A -C pull -type combine IH 12' FH springtooth planter, 3 pt., new $850 411 IH 4x14 mounted 3 -pt. New Holland 7' mower Used Tractors Dempster 2 rowdouble disc 111/2ft. Krause disk IHC 3 pt. springtooth TRUCKS planter, 3pt., new . $395 225 Letz grinder Case 630, 3 pt., hyd., gas, over-Ford 2 row planter,3 pt. with New Miller offset disc siachinery Dearborn 2 -row 3 pt. cultivator $250 in Wetmore hammer mill, belt 1965 IHC 1500, 11/4 ton truck, haul fert., A-1 New manure loaderfor with 12' bed & hoist Case 400, 3 pt., hyd., gas, over-2 Ferguson 3 pt.Esters, each tractors 510iN driven $75 FA] 8' offset disc 1961 IHC 120 4 -wheel drive hauled 110 JD Chuck Wagon 0,0G 8' A -C tandem disk pickup Ford 981, 3 pt., diesel, overhaul MF 4 -row cultivator,front mt 1954 IH 3/aton pickup JD 1010, 3 pt., hyd., gas $275d. NEW SPECIALS Way] 3x14 Case pull plow Feb.1 4 John Deere 3 -pt. monitor 1966 IH 1200A 3/4 ton pickup Ford 6000, 3pt.,live PTO, 3 used Dempsterfertilizer units Tractor Radio Sale BINS, A overhauled $23 $55.00 Case 3 pt. 3 disc each Phone or 5' 3 pt. Special Rotary Cutter Rossville Truck JD 2010 gas, 3 pt., hyd., over- 4 new Dempsterinsecticide box- (for all models) hauled $28 ey. es, each pidou dnsredAsdsSabl Allis D19 gas, good rubber, $30 Forney 225 Amp Weld broei a Washit M. B. Salisbury Co. & Tractor Co. A -C2 -row lister overhauled 81/2' Ford 3 pt. disc $99.80 Phone Allis 190XT diesel, good rubber, 101/2' Ford SB 3 pt.disc CE 3-7411 overhauled 10' MF 3 pt. disc Peschel Bros. JD 620 gas, good rubber, over- ;Tractors 584-3560 11' KW. JD disc Caobines 114 Quincy ;.1.4;4!T,," hauled 11/2 mile east Macl. Model 55 NH rake 'S Plows ROSSVILLE, KANSAS JD 4010 dsl., good rubber, over-271 NH baler, extra good it }rows TOPEKA, KANS. hauled Marysville 6' Ford flail mowers .oge Tools Thui Oliver 88 standard, live PTO, Highway USED TRACTORS gas Crop Tools Burns -Salisbury .iioditag Machines Field-Ready 1967 3020 gas, wide front Phone 562 1967 2510 gas, 1479 hrs. USED PLOWS RIF Tools SELLI 1964 3020 gas, Rollo 3 & 4 bottom mounted Homelite Chain Saw MARYSVILLE, K USED EQUIPMENT 1963 3010 gas, HD wheels Sales & Service us Items 301 USED PLANTERS 303 A -C square baler 1960 530 JD, nice one East US24 Swathers 'ELY NO consistin IHC power takeoff manure 1958 520 JD, good one 4 -row Ford 1 BIDDING vators, p spreader 1957 620 JD, good one 4 row IHC with fart. & insecti- iible In CaseOf 6 PR 8-5731 New Owatonna on hand, blades, c John Deere 10' wheel disk 1954 60 JD, runs good cide 'Pt- Loss Of Goods Kewanee 10' wheel disk EQU$PMENT over prices vators, 1952 A JD, very good MANHATTAN 1 new 900 Hydrostatic 14' a cornhead Allis 10' wheel disk 1947 M IHC, good one COMBINE impl,, Inc. Used coil tine harrow Also several others John Deere 45, 12', overhauled 1 new 350 14' draper NOT A 6 row 30" Allis mounted culti- Lunch SerVed USED COMBINES BUY A COMBINE USED - Feb. 16th AT FEB. SAVINGS 2 used No.80S1E4D'drapers, S E 4 row Allis mounted cultivator 1969 95 JD, 487 hours 913392-3116 A -C 415 all hydraulic loader COME SEE US AT OUR conditioned 1967 105 JD, very good FARMING FRONTIERS 71 We have some late model ma- 1 used No. 90 14', good M CW1 A -C loader for WD or WD45 1968 410 MF, fully equipped SHOW STARTS 10:30 A.M. chines that you can buy now 1 Used No. 92 auger, 14', 2 used F10 Farmhand stackers Also 7 others at big savings and waiver of in- 1 used Model D, 14' P1 Used A -C 3x14 snap coupler 11. 38 33 QT MF 3 -row corn att. LUNCH SERVED terest till July 1.These com- KINNEAPOLIS plow AT THE STORE AT 12:00 NOON bines are mostly field -ready. COMBINES Used A -C 2x16 snap coupler USED PLANTERS Two 1970 MF 410's with cabs, 1 new Ford 640 diesel, c Willis Darg plow 1970 1200 JD, 6 row plate 16'. Local machines, no cus- over price v.gin Zuker Us( Used 2x16 3 pt. hitch plow 1967 694 AN JD, fully equipped Emporia Impl. Co. tom, low acreage and they 1 used Ford 630, 18' platfp Used A -C post hole digger 1967 494A JD, very good BILL JOE are like new 1 used Gleaner A, 14' pla 1965 190 Used Peerless roller mill 1965 494A JD, well equipped 19e6p9l1MenFt 410 with cab, 16'. Ex - 2 used JD 55's, field ready 1964 494A JD, good one In Cuba 1955 wr TRACTORS 342-3146 1952 8N 1959 MH 14' No. 92. A good ma- MISCELLANEOUS ,0dmers turbo - 1959 A -C D17, real good MISC. USED EQUIPMENT Large selection of garden 1963 C C 1963 3010 gas John Deere chine: needs some work that 'sal in very good JD 25 sprayer 1923 W. 6th tors, new and used 1964 A ( 1955 860 Ford, with live hy- you can do, or we will do 1959 Joh Letz 225X grinder -mixer VOHNDEEREd, MH 80, 12' cutter bar 1 used Grain-o-vator No. ith wide frOnt draulic loader Letz 50X PTO grinder wagon 1958 IH( 2 used M Farmalls EMPORIA, KANS. MH 27, ready $400 irk*, good con - Letz 225X PTO grinder 1956 JD 55, canvas cab, 14', 1 used Grain-O-Vator No. 1967 He H Farmall Used cab for 4020 tractor wagon 1964 IH( 2 used WD tractors 18', with eab C Allis Chalmers For Sale 1967 Gleaner C -II, 18' 1 new Soil Mover boiler 1967 Hei Todd Tractor Co., Inc. 1965 Gleaner C -II, 16' wagon 1970 Hei WD 45, wide front, overhauled 1 new Soil Mover 4;4 ya with 20' header 1959 Gleaner A, 14', with cab. i31, like new IHC No. USED TRUCKS John Deere 2510, wide front, scraper, very. special Melvin tOtin new rubber Have 2 cornheads, one for :,i0) combine, 14' THC No. 2 1968 1100 IHC pickups Salesman John Deere 4020 diesel, wide Gleaner 2 -row, the other 2 - :i4re 95, very good THC 10' 2 1966 1100 IHC pickups front, PS row for IH. Both good BPH Tractor Co, A -C 74 4 1963 1100 IHC pickup %Tilt' head Jet. 36 & 63 Ford 5000 diesel, wide front, We'll make trades on any of A -C 60 1963 1200 IHC pickup selecto-speed, row crop our combines. ,z.ir with cab, 18' John D E 1949 Chevrolet 11/2 ton truck JOHN DEERE 1035 W. 4th with Knapheide bed and good 64 MM M602 gas, WF, PS, new 913 336-2138 rubber TRACTORS Talent condition Marv: hoist Massey Harris 30, clean A -C 190 gas, real good 316 663-3389 1/2 ton pickup SENECA, KANSAS 1964 Chevrolet 53 JD 60, new rubber 1959 Oliver 77, propane in good condition Interest waiver on most John Deere G, wide front 1962 Oliver 550 gas HUTCHINSON, KS. a Ford tractor machinery until July 1, 1971 SALE 49 JD A, Roll-o-matic II -1C 300 row crop 2 JD A's, powertrol 1966 Massey 180 diesel COMBINES - 1967 G CO, Our shop is now open and our 2 JD B's Allis-Chalmers D-17 er, low acreage.1959, 1958, *LUX mechanics are ready to work. 1957 Buchman Farm Sply. Call us today. USED COMBINES Gleaners. 1959, 1958, MAI Circle -T Impl. Co. Deere 55's. 1956 Massey99, Phone 913-4F7 IHC TRUCKS 1970 Allis 220 tractor, demo., 50 64 JD 55, 14', cab Tractors - 1964J hours - Big Discount 55 JD 55, 14' Phone 4x10 Blair feed wagon .. $975 M -F A -C Deere 3020 LP RC.1966 Mr 59 Case 1000 16', cab gas, fully equipped.1961 MH 90 SP, 14', with cab 614 W. Court ME 2-3441 J0 G ALLY O,OLMAtiS 913 229-6619 1 1970 JD 6600 comb^ne, Corn 4010, new tires. 1951 Special with cab, chopper, 20' MISCELLANEOUS CLAY CENTER, KANSAS Loader for Ford. Usedcaos cultiva ALTA VISTA, KANSAS. header, 23.1 front tires Gleaners. JD 4 -row MOS $12,700 1970 John Deere 34 forage har- Pair duals, 14.9x38 tires,wh 2 1968 JD 95 combines with vester, used on less than FOR SALE Variety of used tires.Vane 100 acres Throwaway Radex Shares, 14" Compl SALES & SERVICE cabs, choppers, 23.1 tires. weights - International, '''a1324 tool 1968 Case 1155 SP windrower, $6.00,16"$6.50. Withbolts. Allis D. ment to $6700 14' sey 65, Ford, JD, FARM TRUCK For JD, Case, Ford, MM, IHC, Buhler, itY of tt No. 46 John Deere loader, hyd. Nickel Brothers, ee,,:tine:nirrS8Cdia4a, bucket A -C, MF, all new.Save now ! ,tteoheia:106vintiSd,jadteibiharerwi4snyseeed Tandem axle tilt bed implement Belleville impl. Short time only. chine, w Grain, Beds & baleth trailers, 20' No. 46 1HC baler onal 1 lene. FOR SALE good. Phone c b And Hoists 1968 Chevrolet 2 ton, 16' Giant er for sale, Valve bed with fold down stock Huntsman 8' Camper 2639, Waterville. GeneIle In Stock Ready To Mount Very good. Randolph, Ks. ment racks & hoist, 28,900 actual See at: COmpE miles eleeetlah,obnl Cinder Hydraulic & Rundle Welding FOR SALE -Combine tr b'son 14' corn, sonnel- 1003 Crawford Res. 632-2483 universal type,750x20 du electrica Machine Shop Rhine Impl. Co. BELLEVILLE, KANS. CLAY CENTER, KS. wheels, ball hitch,has ram ical wor 1218 North 9th913 TA 7-3212 FOR SALE - 1951 JD A, paint- 2nd house east of Cedar Court load or unloadanywhere, SAUNA, KANS. 67401 ed & overhauled, in real good on Highway 24 913 225-4125,Brookville, 913 325-3176 condition. Also other machinery COMBINES FOR SALE - Good IHC wind- in good shape. Also 1 3 - 1965 A -II Glean- Eqlli1).Co, 4")S-Ctial.wrg, yr. old er, 14' header. 1964 A -II Glean- FOR SALE -Used P breaker to fit 560 or 460. Don palomino gelding. Phone Buck- heaters. Farr Peterson, Clifton, Kansas 455- WASHINGTON, KANS. eye 2902 after 6:30. Carl Hono-er, 14' header. 2 -row 40"corn infrared propane head. Ronnie Mann, 785-2525. Enterp Phone 3307. x50 michl, 1, Abilene, Ks.SB51 Becker, 934-2745, Waterville, Ks. SB1 Kansas. 913'346-26,3i FOR milkco Jantz, Durham bruary

1971 rUarY9, FOR SALE - 1961 IHC twin Prised Right Completely screw, new 24' Naphite 40 or Help Wanted \t M "Is Back 1 C -II Gleaner combine, 60 inch size, 220 Cummins dsl., aryli Joe 16' Overhauled Tractors good condition, $5350. Waldo Repair & Service $5750 Froese, Inman, Ks. Phone 316 [ter sso awnmowerAll Types of Mowers 2 1968 Gleaner G combines,20', liver ikr, e Repair with new cabs,your choice 1964 Ford 6000 gas, completely 585-6746. SB51 Sales Manager Giver 1857,S Engine Parts for: overhauled $2500 Kohler $7900$1295 ralb Clinton - 1 A Gleaner combine New And Used Combines WANTED - Power take -off Needed ,,Lhal Pee-: 4 Briggs & Stratton 1 3x16" JD plow Have Waiver Of Finance hammermill. Call 482-3236 or Lawson - mse $150 Until July 1, 1971 write Orville Schmedemann, IVTIdnIdi,;,,, 114' Cook offset disc,new A large feed manufacturer -"qAlso Blades&e Wheels 1969 MF 410, 16', cut less than Dwight, Ks. 66849. x50 needs a man to manage a ter- to service your 1475 700 acres MaA te us now 1 1970 190XT Series 3 de$mo. WANTED - 953, 963 or 1064ritory in Kansas. D wer forthe 1971 season. A -C tractor 1967 MF 300 $5250 etr $7450 1967 MF 510, 16', cab, big tires,John Deere trailer. Send price. Sales experience, farm back- -15 Aniserest Implement New 1970 G Gleaner combines Not a custom machine $7775John Greer, Langdon, Ks. 67549 ground or knowledge of feed 1,14 Istermnki, Mohn in stock at bargain prices 1965 MF 410 with cab, 16' x52 necessary. L.% 340 Authorized IH Dealer Metal Farm Gates th & Jefferson 238-5101 12'- 14'- 16' $5650$1850 WANTED - Massey Ferguson Must have a late model car & 46° gasUNCTION CITY,KANSAS 5 -panel- In Stock 1958 MH 92, 14', 98, Oliver 990 or 995 tractor. J.be willing to spend one or two 'seY diesel 1959 MH 82, 12', cab $1850 nights away from home. ohn Deere 1959 MH 82, 14' E. Darnall, Wallace, Ks. 67761 /liver 77 Custom Made Wood $1800 Phone Winona 913 846-3858. Retirement, hospitalization, H's Circle -C Building Feed Bunks & Hog Sheds Massey Harris No. 22 cornhead, SB50 A Cuckler MF No. 222 cornhead . income protection and insur- iver, power stand and serve your $1250 Juilt to See us for a 1961 Oliver 2 row corn head* FOR SALE - John Deere 14' ance plans available. Ming needs. Minneapolis $250 RW wheel disc. Needs a little estimate. If you are looking for a ARM NiApIthe Lumber Co. 1969 MF No. 33 cornhead, cut work, $130. . 2200 bushel Ea-chance to improve yourself and under 500 acres $2100 ton dryer bin with burner anda future with a progressive >eere825 Hoppy's Steel 218 W. 3rd 80" Howard Roto-vator, used fan. Have unloading auger andcompany don't overlook this ad. Plow very little $1000 motors, almost new. Burner & For further information write: iver 4x16 st0.5 E. Ash 913 823.2826 fan never been used, $900. Will- ternational SALINA, KANSAS ard Harms, Marion, Ks.SB50 KENNETH G. MOORE bottom 392-2946 Pfister -Rhodes roll ACliAtRtfin Regional Sales Manager manure bade FOR SALE - 2 200 bu. self Box 206 Phone 402 268-2441 tyrath auger MINNEAPOLIS, KANS. Impl. Co. feeders, wood, on skids. One FAIRMONT, NEBRASKA motor.., Electric Wheel wagon, with I 4x14 moun't?,BUILDINGuckler ISYSTIEMS Phone 439-6219 springs, hyd. lift, good box, 42' t.Krause Complete Viking elevator with electric etz grinderdisk JAMESTOWN, KANS. motor. Chas. J. Mueller, Han- AUCTIONEER Miller offset Line Of over, Ks. SB50 d; 1= Wants full or part-time manure loade. UsedMachinery HOLD -OVER PRICES ON selling in a Saturday tors Behlen Steel NEW III EQUIPMENT WANTED - Old Hagie high Community Sale. D AUCTION w clearance sprayer, boom & tank Chuck4. IH no. 225 windrower New IH tractors:656, 826, 856 need not be good. Louis Meyer CLAIR MATSON NEW SPECK; COMING Jr., R1, Sabetha, Ks. 66534. Ph. 913 785-2185Waterville, Ks. FARM BUILDINGS, and 1026 284-2714. x51 Tractor P dip New IH 403 combine Saturday, Feb. 14 Wayland Const. Co. New IH 430 baler & other 1965 Farmall 706 LP tractor, 2 - Mobile Homes equipment (for all nviMinneapolis Fairgrounds BINS, AUGER EQUIPMENT pt., WF, TA, excellent condi- ---i New IH no. 51 forage wagon tion,$3,100. 494 JD planter rney 225 AnIn-dINNEAPOLIS,KANSAS Phone or write Mike Wayland at New IH 1150 grinder -mixer FOR RENT - Mobile homes, Me items subject to priorsale. Phone EA 5-2134 with fert., openers, covers, rub- be added by ber press, $490. Alf Roeder, newly furnished & carpeted. Ler items may Washington, Kansas66968 USED TRACTORS Seneca, Ks. x50 Salina Mobile Homes, Inc., 1700 Peschel date. Farmall 460 gas North Highway 81, Salina, Ks. Ford Major diesel FOR SALE - 1968 John Deere SB51 21 Tractors 1967 Farmall 656 gas 4020 tractor, 1115 hours, and 5 1% rr: 21 Combines Gigantic 28 Plows 1955 IH F300 tractor; 1954 IHbottom, 16" plow. Phone Paxico Machinery Auction Super MTA; 1953 Super M trac-636-8181, Woodrow Kobiskie, Poultry MajiF 11 Disc Harrows tor; 1940 Case VAC; 1966 FordAlma, Kansas. SB51 Hig: 25 Tillage Tools 5000 gas 20 Row Crop Tools Thursday, Feb. 11 494 JD PLANTER with ferti- FOR SALE - Araucana baby Photalanure Handling Machines chicks, mature fowl, hatching 9:30 a.m. COMBINE: IH 303 w/ cab lizer & furrow openers, $450.eggs. Lay colored eggs. Febru- MARYSVILLE II 24 Hay Tools SELLING 150 TRACTORS Used IH 200 manure spreader Good condition. Lawrence Kra- 12 Drills Peerless grinder -mixer mer, Baileyville, Ks. 895-4147. ary thru October. Arthur Rath- Miscellaneous Items 300 IMPLEMENTS x1 ke, Madison, Kansas 66860. x52 Swather., POSITIVELY NO TRUCKS BYE BIDDING consisting of plows, discs, culti- 1959 Chev. V8 with bed & hoist USED GEHL grinder -mixers, Owatonna on lot Responsible In CaseOf vators, planters, loaders, balers,1958 Chev. 1/2T pickup crusher heads, swinging auger Miscellaneous ecidents Or Loss Of Goods blades, chisel plows, field culti- feeder and magnets. Choice of prices vators, A -C Roto-balers and 1951 Chev 2T w/ bed & hoist '900 Hydrostat: 1950 Chev.1/2 -ton two, both very nice. Waterville 350 14' drapc Lott Impl.,Inc. cornheads. 1944 GMC 11/2T truck Motor Co., Waterville, Ks. 913 100% Vinyl Latex NOT A CONSIGNMENT SALE SEE US FOR USED CARS 785-2731. SB50 10:00 a.m. Lunch SerVed WALL PAINT USED - EverythingSells - FARMHAND EQUIPMENT WANTED - Complete hydraul- d No. 80 14' Send For Sale Bill ic system for Massey -Harris 55 Heavy Duty - Washable ditioned 913 392-3116 AULD or 555 gas or LP tractor. Ro- d No. 9014', McWhirter Implement bert Stapel, Rt. 5, N. Topeka, 2.93 per gal. id No. 92 auge CHEVROLET Kansas 66608. Phone Meriden Also Good Selection Of d Model D, 19' Phone 515 227-3283 BAXTER, IOWA 461-5414 484-2161. x50 Linoleum: 9x12, 12x12, 12x15 COMM WAKEFIELD WANTED - Late model wreck- r Ford 640 &Auctioneers: Willis Darg ed or burned tractors or com- FAITH'S price and Melvin Zuker Used Machinery FOR SALE - 1969 Papec 2 -tonbines. Write or call. Could use FURNITURE d Ford 630, grinder -mixer, good condition. several. Longhofer Supply, Ph. East US 24 PR 8-3786 d Gleaner A,If 1965 190 gas tractor Write or call A. C. Timmerman, 316 EV 2-2620, Marion, Ks. MANHATTAN, KANSAS a JD 55's, field See In Cuba 1955 WD 45 tractor SB51 SB50 1952 8N Ford tractor Diller, Nebr. MISCELLA Allis Chalmers turbo - 1963 C Gleaner combine WINTER SPECIALS - New FOR SALE - 2 4 -ton Tyler TWO - WAY CITIZEN BAND e selection of Etarged diesel in very good 1964 A Gleaner combine 16'all steel stock trailer, $850. fertilizer spreaders, good condi- RADIOS FOR SALE ;, new andsre:Indition 1959 John Deere 45 combine Used 2 -horse trailer, $475.Dem. tion, new tires. Roy Lewis Seed rdGrain-oNatr; 830 Case with wide front 1958 IHC 101 combine deluxe 4 -horse gooseneck, com- Store,Phone913 799-2405, (A) 1 Cobra 23 channel base ;on a good rubber, good con- 1967 Hesston 500 windrower plete $1850. Also othertrailers. Home, Kansas. x51 unit and antenna, Model ; GrainONatufjon 1964 IHC 201 windrower Melvin Blecha, Mankato, Ks. CAM 88 I F Gleaner,18', with cab x50 FOR SALE - John Deere feed ;on 1967 Hesston PT 10 windrower wagon, No. 110. Completely (B) 1 PACE Plus 23 channel Soil Mover 4c1 A -C 1970 Hesston PT 12 windrower mobile unit & whip with ;on I G Gleaner with 20' header IHC No. 51 rake FOR SALE - Portablecorrals rebuilt. Braun Bros., Milton - Mover! M670 MM, like new tubing, vale, Kansas. Phone .427-5155. P.A. system hookup Soil MC No. 100 mower 10'x5' made out of 1" x50 tper, very.sPal MF No. 300 combine, 14' JHC 10' disc $25 each. Also feed bunks12'x (C) 1 PACE Plus 23 channel ; John Deere 95, very good A -C 74 4x14 plow 2'x22" on skids, $70.Harold FOR SALE - JD 4010 LP, RC, mobile unit & whip with A -C 60 3x14 plow Mugler, Rt. 1, Clay Center,Ks. P.A. system hookup PH TraCtOn. Deere 55, 14' head - WF, 3 pt. hitch with Egging Phone 632-3994 before8a.m. C Gleaner with cab, 18' John Deere 406 planter x50 cab, or JD 620 LP, RG, PS, 3 and after 5 p.m. pt. Keith Kelley, 733-2557, Wa- (D) 1 PACE 1 6 -channel mobile 10Pad unit RtiCYORS ) -baler, excellent condition Marysville Mchry. Co. forage verly, Ks. x52 M Farmall SELF PROPELLED Above units are 4 years old East US 36 harvesters, new & used.Field hUSPOAENT 3161. U tractorin good condition Queen Inc., Maize, Ks., callBob (E) 1 Holmin 300 battery oper- d loader for a Ford tractor (316) 722-0461. SB51 Pets ated portable P.A. system, 562-2746 51/2years old TCHINSON; FOR SALE -K A -C gas,good Cuba Impl. Co. & FOR SALE - Pair of trained -195, tracks, with hydraulic dozer Walker coon dogs. Clarence All Units Are 3INES MARYSVILLE. KANSAS trailer. Howard Rownd,Wy- Quinn, Bennington, Ks., Phone In Operating Condition wacreage.1,m Phone 913-4F7 more, Nebr. Phone645-7324. ers.1959, 1 x50 488-2204. x50 Submit written bids on any or 55's. 1956 Gas & Diesel FOR SALE - Cairn terrier allunitsto 'The Washington Tractors Cuba, Kans. FOR SALE - 4x10 Kelly-Ryan breeding stock, reasonable. Ph. County Extension Office, Wash- 3020 LPRC:, Shop Service wagon, cut back,$525. 4x10 776-7642, 2125 Ft. Riley Blvd., ington, Ks.' Phone 913 325-2121. fullyequig, Proto wagon, new model,has Manhattan, Kansas. x50 Submit written bids no later new tires.r.,) MOST up-to-date service cut back. 120B Papec,cut than February 26, 1971.Units r forFord. tYUY-Now& Save shop in our area back, demo. New 170 bu.PapecPUREBREDAustralian Shep- on display from 8-12 & 1-5 week- ers. JD Complete diesel testingequip- with a curt back at oldprice. herd dogs, 3 months old. Bu- days. We reserve the right to 4.51irtilizerhoppers and 4 seed of the major- trans- luals,14.9s38used tir.,Aes for a B24 tool bar ment to take care Some 41'6" Hutchinson ferd Taylor, Palmer, Ks. Phone accept or reject any or all bids. ity of tractors. port augers at old price.47'6" 1603. SB50 Inter Hutchinson auger at old price. WASHINGTON COUNTY is - 111412:_tleOrGJohnDeere diesel Boring bars, line boring ma- G12 acety- Call Earl Kleinsorge,Cotton- COON HOUND - Bluetick EXECUTIVE BOARD 5Ford,2;31.. Gleaner with air con - chine, welding, electrical, SB50 1 Broth' 'toning, 20' head lene. wood Falls, Ks. male, 6 yrs., straight on coon,FOR SALE - Telegraph poles align- good solid tree dog. Phone 913 403 International 16', cab Valve equipment, rod FOR SALE - Surge vacuum 776-5981. SB51 16 to 35' or will cut to fence baleri,th Gleaner,16' with ment tools. Surge buckets post lengths. Excellent quality. IHC and pump and two gooi:c,air conditioner Competent factory trained per- with magnetic pulsatorsand FOR SALE - Shelties from Also have No. 9 smooth soft rsale, JohnDeere combine, 18' sonnel - in hydraulics,diesel, like new timer. Mrs.Ralph championship stock, sable with wire, reasonable. E. D. Streck- Waterville.Massey° Ferguson 14' corn-electrical and generalmechan- Helmer, Ass aria, Ks.67416. Ph. flashy white markings. Wouldfus, Rt. 3,Salina, Ks., Phone )1ph, A.' es ical work. 913 667-3995. xlbe suitable for showing & 4-H TA 3-2706. x50 C -II Gleaner, 18' projects. Call 913 539-3361. SALE - jt Gleaner, 14' FOR SALE - 1961 JD gas2010 x52 FOR SALE - 135,000 BTU rsal Gleaner, 14' with cab BOWMAN'S tractor, also 3x14 JDmounted floor furnace. Wanted: 100 gal- s,ballhitch; Phone CE 8-4103 plow. Elmer F. Goering,Rt. 1, lon bulk tank. Lloyd Engle, unload Truck Co. )r 1303P Dorne Equip. Co. Farm Impl. & Moundridge, Ks. Write orcall Irrigation Abilene, Ks., Phone Buckeye 15-4125, 240 East Eighth 316 345-8357 after 4 p.m. x50 3213. x50 KANS. Phone JUNCTION CITY, FOR SALE -4 can frontload- FOR SALE - Good used irri-HEDGE POSTS delivered - SALErr- er cooler(Kelvinator). Works gation propane motor with Line andbig corner posts. ed PP- FOR SALE -Wilson bulk good. Raymond Allgeier,Beat- clutch, safety switches and heatWrite Allen Taylor, 809 Hay- 934-0 913 - 346.2631 milk cooler, 225gal. F. H. tie, Kansas, Phone913 353-2288. exchanger. Phone 913 238-1650, maker, Manhattan, Ks. 66502. Jantz, Tampa, Ks.RR, Phone x51 or 913 238-2332. SB50 x50 OSBORNE, KANSAS Durham 732-2370. x51 NFO FEEDEROFFICER MEETING 24 Grass May WANTED TOBUY --Roll- AT DISTRICT second district Grim price &condi- ONAGA - The February 9,1971 W115 top desk. State ePehp.. Bob Make,head of the tion. Also 4wheeldiovfee rJ, NFO had cattle, as trucks.E. on feeder chairman of the N ,DLonn, KsSB506 NFO's division Make event. 31EV 2-2062 Mar meeting here. The annual show ; speaker at a and sale eetingstate, The reason GRASS & GRAIN has introduced by statechairmanheld at Hutchinson will of was on November feel th( of Mayetta, whois also University FOR THE rideof your life, Chris Walker and a Mid -Kansasshow A of the saddle from and sale adopter ride a Big Horn of NFO. be held April 1 in- Center, Kans. national treasurer at Salina. :;..orandrnernber estima More Readers Key Milling, Clay A commercial bull Council SB TF sale is Control quality industr studied by a committee watera fear of its classified advertising and sales section than any gstesnew out of WANTED - Wovenwire suit- Shorthorn Assn, Thomas Schrag, Burrtonhead in additio newsweekly in the state is that Grass & Grain has deadopted dollars fencing. Ervin sth able for sheep on thecommittee of Gra: Hillsboro, Ks., are sands Ediger, Route 2, E - :24 P61 -flat 947-3258.x51 Sets Year's'EventsCrockett, Kinsley,and Allen 67063. Phone 316 E of ;',:1 , profpSSOr -- d at will Caterpillar D-6 Shorthorn Association ss b ' r g. 00, neeriob More Classified FOR SALE - The Kansas °it:falai' treatm dozer, good dues to $10 a yearand CHALMERS 8,,,,P - 8U Model, hyd. has raised its TO BUIL ,i'isandar-d wereHelw severa 632-3384, Clay PLANT AT NEW Iadvertising for readers to read.Last year Grass & Grain condition. Phone started work onfour events for the ORLEANS provid x51 Allisni 7,,siale13°,8r, inches (676 pages) of classified adsand sales. Center, Kansas. Chalmers willbuild ge called ran54,080 year. manufacturing a roa,':,:olrhea;:iackmail." severa This year volume is running 18% over last year. WATER WELL drilling,clean- Garnett will be thelocation for the ant provid Orleans.The atN 1,,,,111,,fenaren were ing & testinggravel packed field day inJuly. illlionplant ser- annual junior will system wells. 31 years continuous ofWestphaliaisused to build electrical arr but the 226-7276, Har- Waldo Poovey equipm 1pecember, Dept vice. Call collect )9t tly Co., Blue unonly recen are en Sell Land, Livestock, Implements, Cars & old Strader Drilling x11 too which Rapids. , the 5 could Trucks, Furniture, Feed & Seed, An- ijp, haveyet to FOR SALE - Eico2 -way base ,,.Severely, Kansa tiques, Services. Find a Good Buy. The Johnson tificaton unit with antenna & .....31no crates. of en- design Way to Tell the Most - for the least cost mobile unit. 4 farrowing sport 2 racks of chinchilla cageswith WANTED 0,&rectes for the - is thru G&GClassified. oh servic equipment. Germanshepherd. IR Charles J. Hula, BlueRapids, Ks., Phone 226-7116. x50 Ford Tractorosigioneflt 11A WEEK MINIMUM FOR SALE - like new,two Used 60 -gallon Raven tankswith WILL BUY OR TRADE 7d aword per week side mount brackets thatwill HA fit most models of tractors. StopIn AndSeeUs For The Best Deals (d[BIAIN,EKRAYNS-As Herman Hartman, Clifton,Ks., OnNewTractors & Equipment Phone 913 455-3369. x50 REACH 14,200 SUBSCRIBERS UP TO FIVE YEARTERMS -- Bank Rates USED Electrolux sweepers, guaranteed repairs most makes BY THEL WRITE YOUR SPONSOREDGIEBER anc Bring old hose, $2.50 saving. CPHERSO,N TRACTOR COMPAN Auctioneers: AD HERE Ettleman, Blue Rapids, Ks .x1 "Ford Tractor - New Holland Dealer" QUALITY RUBBER stampsfor Phone 241-2900 McPherson, Kansas home and office. 30% discount. Write Hansen Rubber Stamps, Annivers 3508 E, Kearney, Nebr. 68847. WANTED -A pre -1942 light aircraft, complete or parts. DEEP CUTRED) Richard Teaford, Valley Falls, WINTER CLEAN UP Kansas 66088. x52 F.0 COMBINES Glencc FOR SALE - 10 steel tanks, Blair feed wagon, 4x10, cut out end -gate, used $891 21014'shedded and no 2000 and 3000 gallon - 30 AC 15 tires Thisis Massey's biggest 12' Crub forms - 150 convey- MF 18 MF 24 or buckets with chain. Phone §1018', a local combine Topeka, Kansas 286-0350. x51 Grain-Vator Model 55 feed wagon, with lift out Severe end gate, 383E11 tires $1251 $50. u 410's WANTED - Used 10' camper, 6-12 a not have to John Deere 24T balers, with bale chute, wagon ';88 Massey 300's - fit wide bed. Does 'Ivy's are exceptionally $50ui be self contained. 913 778-5856 hitch, slip clutch, pickup gauge wheel, bale JD 12' x51 $180:::-mercial cutters) counter wIcab 2 -AC ' I H 4 n ;?;3and power steering John Deere 2520 diesel, fully equipped, with wide fertili2 Demonstrator. You can save 12' w.lcab front, weights. $1001 I H 4 r Vandals Rip over I:6low as $750.00 Mid WE John Deere 95 combine, 16' header, straw chopper, :12' choice $450.00 type p electric clutch, brand new, always shedded. A excellent combine New c Ft. Riley Work .`doctor wlpicker- FT. RILEY - Vandals and money saver (deale thieves caused loss estimated at ".Iscombine12'$400.00 $12,000 for Hixon & Lehnenbauer, -'2114',good running Gehl C each 6 new Topeka contractor working on a USED 26,27,80's and one Sale $i road from Camp Forsyth to Custer ::Ii.Good motors. Make Gehl F Hill in Ft. Riley. than. recutte The post public information office Lelz mill, 220 PTO - grinder, Vbeats !I.)USED CORNHEADS Gehl C Gehl B said vandals drove heavy earth :.iG 4 row 30" Box, b moving equipment over two com- rubber aAlrow30" JD No. 6 2 -row loose ground planter, fert., Sale $8 pressors and a two -ton truck. They A 2 row 40" press, with hyd. lift Schwa .E3 row 30" used rifles and shotguns to shoot List $1 windows out of two road graders and GL 440 $3650. 2Ieners Hawk -I menus damaged radiators. Two chain saws Jayhawk tractor loader, still good [lomat big discounts ACanc were stolen. ED HUME REELS Military investigators said two or Spread MF No more persons were believed to have IHC 75 bu. spreader, new rubber, good ing aug been involved in -the weekend in- List$2 AC No Don't forget to include cident. ,Homes List $2 name, address and/or phone. 300,000 U.S. MILITARY MC No. 30 spreader, 95 bu., good Noble STILL IN EUROPE Springs FIGURE YOUR COST HERE. Twenty-five years after World Sale $1 War II,the U.S.still has about John Deere BWA 12'6 disc harrow, very good New re RATE: 7d a word imeR at $10E 300,000service men inEurope. $1 minimum for one week About 190,000 of these are soldiers, @ 74 each. Cost for 1 week John Deere F120 4x16 mounted plow, good No. of words mostly stationed in Germany. 44' 6" ($1 minimum)! diesel clean)nd Sale $4

. 27'6" Multiply one -week cost times number of Allis-Chalmers front mounted 4 -row cultivator I for WD tractor '',1.!' 50 gas Sale $2 weeks you want ad to run. 1) 52' (2) Run ad this number of consecutive weeks USE 1963 4010 John Deere diesel, wide front, remote 25 PLOWSteseic cylinder, good rubber. One owner, good Gehl sh PTO le( Cost for weeks Gehl CI ::::,'5°,si4t0,6 239.,xpcoversi90 inch choppe Less Discounts - 730 John Deere diesel,3 pt., cylinder, good 4 -Gehl (see below) Located '/mile east of Aurora, inee$da3. 6 knife Massey Harris 165 dieseltractor, wide front axle, w regular coulters heads $ Kansas and one mile south. low hours, 1966year - a slick tractor, multi - : I ENCLOSE $ $349.1 '1-16"slal 1966 G power trans., remote cylinder, power steering moldboards TUES., FEB. 16. Peerles Blair 2 DISCOUNTS: (with cash orders only) deduct 10% if ad Starts 1:00 p.m. John Deere Model70 diesel, power steering, re-$139 I"m16.,teerablep,, runs 2 weeks. Deduct 25% if ad runs4weeks. mote cylinder, oneowner, slick JD No. REFUNDS you may collect a refund at the Ag Press Cattle ,,sE,,,,o,s AC 80 f 4 Hereford cows, 3.5 yrs., with Several office for any unused amount paid if an ad is cancelled. :1Ziretnleararice calves AC bar CALL couxer238-410k $535 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (boxed ads) $2.10 a column 11 Hereford springer cows, 3.8 COconditic inch. Two or more times at $2.03 per column inch. No years BUDANDER Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old JOE BOWMAN - JUNCTION CITY - Iltt:C 10' 3P2uII.St5" New m other discount. Several Hereford long year- 8"e chiselY2P5e04 rakes at CASH: Ads not accompanied by cash have a 25 -cent lings and 2 year old heifers AC Rot billing charge added. nOLD MACHINERY - Includes No. 8t°1) 1 's Y'll''mAcii. 70 Oliver tractor, and a W30 n- 01.1 Coffee. MAIL TO: IHC tractor, other machinery & AG PRESS - P.O. BOX 1009 - miscellaneous farm items. 0 M F.RANTZ-FAN MANHATTAN, KANSAS Mr. & Mrs. GMC TRUCKS - JOHN.DEERE 1207 MORO - Deal ,,,,,,,,, Ronald Letourneau John Deere %%1111~410.11 Aucts. Rollie & Larry Lagasse Your Manhattan- JunctionCity Area BEATRICE, Ts ruary:,'owns At the time the standards were the standards are believed to be 4 May Not adopted, the State Board of 'Healthinappropriate and inequitablein u.---Te K of el.r> now Costs said "several of the requiremens of Kansas." Ltal sbowt::. tchinson ogri , f m KansasIrilsh4' eeting Water SOUTHEAST KANSAS aril l Standards LAWRENCE -A University ofstate, said most poeple FEEDER PIG ASSOCIATION SALE 1ea rcciala" have yet tocalls for a maximum bacteria (fecal ulqansas professor and member of the b4:: feel the full impactof the standardscoliform) content not to exceed 2,000 SAT., FEBRUARY 13 1:00 P.M. g°11liqrnI:Nater Quality Control Council in- - chr adopted on anemergency basis. Heper 100 militer sample. 11ritqicate the state's newwater quality committeea-' estimated at least300 cities and Last summer, following heavy tandards were adopted out of a fear YIITEDOT\IRIGAIANgs. Kinsley industries will faceinstallation ofrains in Cottonwood -Neosho river aN of dollars in g ' flosing thousands additional treatmentfacilities. system, counts taken by federal federal grants. authorities Selling 1500 Head Gray said at least30 cities with atJohn Redmond On the farm vet inspected &crysipelas vacc. quality pigs. HALMERS To, Ross McKinney, professor of primary sewage treatmentfacilitiesReservoir near Burlington exceeded For Further Information: NEWOitynvironmental health engineering at willhavetoinstallsecondary30,000 per 100 ml sample. LEWIS CLINE, Secretary IleltnerS U, said the standards were ap-treatment systems. Healso said Asked if this meant a wholesale Phone 316-633-2181 auring oved by the State Board of Health several hundred cities Rt. 1, Neodesha, Ks. 66757 plain will have toclosure of Kansas impoundments, The $4 'th a gun at our heads." He called million provide chlorinationtreatment andMcKinney said: , JOE McGINNIS, President wild eleetriNe federal pressure"blackmail." severalindustrieswillhaveto "It's up to the state to enforce the Phone 316-378-3880 Fredonia, Kansas 66736 The standards apparently wereprovide better wastetreatmentstandards. Gray has said atone I pted in late December, but thesystems. pointhe'llturnallthewater EDon became knownonly recently. Depending on how the standardspollutioncontrolenforcementto d cities across the state whichare enforced, the new regulationsthe federal boys and he has also said ay be affectedseverely have yet tocould have a major impactonhe intends to enforce them strictly. Tuesday, Feb. 16 eive official notification. Kansassportsmen.Itwaters "I don't know what he's going to el Gray, director of en- designated for "recreation includingdo. I'm curious." Starts 10:30 a.m. ractnmental health services for the sport fishing," the new regulation McKinney objected tothe new Located 61/2 miles north of Emporia standards. He saidthecriteria on Highway K99 or 51/2 miles east of proposed by his council was sup- Americus, Kansas to K99 Highway Junction & 1/2 mile south. DE onsignment Auction ported by documentation. But he saidthefederalcriteriawas Best Deals presented without documentation. 1968 JD 3 section rotary hoe, upment - Machinery 3 pt., good MACHINERY HAY - MISC. He said he pressurefell"in- 1969 3020 diesel JD tractor 1970 12' JD springtooth har- - Bank lutti directly onto the governor's office. It with 3 pt., positraction, pow- row, 3 pt., new cannot be documented specifically. er strg. & brakes, like newJD224WSwire baler, like new CUBA, KANSAS MARCH 6 It was all done vocally, 350 IHC tractor, power strg.,JD FB 17-7 grain drill, fert. so it could torquo amplifier, with 2 -pt. att., excellent condiltion COMP SPONSORED BY THE LIONS CLUB not appear on paper- which made hitch, 3424 hrs., good. JD No. 214WS baler, wire tie, land Dealer" Auctioneers: GIEBER and HANDIOND it all the more interesting." 463 IHC 4 row cultivator with good erson, Kansas Federal officials apparently told 3 pt., good 1949 F6 Ford 11iz ton truck, state authorities they faced a loss of IHC No. 494A 4 -row planter, new motor, with hoist, steel federal funds at the first on theyear fertilizer att., like new floor, metal sides, excellent 32nd Anniversary SALE if the regulations weren't approved .TD No. 38 mower with 9' cut-Three 4 -wheel flatbed trailers ter bar, 3 pt., like new 8' MF side delivery rake at the board's December meeting. JD No. 125 4x14 plow, 3 pt.,8' NH side delivery rake McKinney said the loss of grants good IN UP DEEP CUT REDUCTIONS would include those related to the 1969 JD No. 205 rotary mower,Other machinery and many State BoardofHealthanden- 3 pt., like new other items not mentioned USED COMBINES gate, used FIELD CULTIVATORS vironmentalprojects as wellas 7 Massey 510 14' shedded and no Glencoes 13 to 24 ft. other federally funded programs not Charlie E. Laird, Owner Mai work. This is Massey's biggest AC 151/2' 3 pt. list 750. Sale $545. related to pollution control. best. MF 18W List Price $900. Sale $650. "It was strictly a political issue," Auctioneers: Evert Smith Clerk: th lift out 64 Massey 510 18', a local combine MF 24', List Price $1350. Sale $990. and 'Leonard Combs Glendon Barrett used) Several MM lift field cultivators the professor said. 1964 Massey 410's $50.up ite, wagon 1964 to 1966 Massey 300's 6-12 and 16 ft. Springtooth harrows led,bale TheseMassey's terceuetxcrespionally $50 up a,-lnocommercial8 a ) JD 12', wheel tandem disc $110. 959JD 95 16' w/cab 2 -AC 13W wheel tandem Thankyoutit Come again with wide 59JDw/cab and power steering IH 4 row 3 pt. mtd. Planter with IH 101 12' w./cab .1 can save fertilizer and insect boxes $190. . We've received a large shipm 2030s...2040s. And these are the 011iier 40 w/dab IH 4 row rotary hoe $150. tractors a lo - ide on a new or used tractor. -Massey 92's as low as $750.00 Midwest Springtooth attch. for pull- Come in and see the.. T,strawd1010 -Massey 60 12' choice $450.00 type planter $95. 14', an excellent combine ways sherldecil957MM New cultivators 4-40 and 6-30 1964 JD 4020 diesel, - ""IIIER MACHINES ,.1957MM Uni-Tractor w/picker- (dealer cost) power shift .... Miler $400 1965 JD 3020di' row cutter .. $650 1962 MM. This combine 12' $400.00 NEW EQUIPMENT front, power ne row cutter ?-1953 IH 127 14', good running Gehl G1050 Tandem axle Wagon with 1964 JD 3020 $495 irder. $150.00 each 6 new 8 ply flotation tires. List 757 front, over 3295 several Massey 26,27,80's and one Sale $565. ed 3 pt.$350 D55 for parts. Good motors. Make Gehl FB88 Forage Blower with 1964 JD 3 3 pt.. $275 an offer on these. recutter atthmt. list $2690. Sale $1665. front 3 pt , good s...... `NEW AND USED CORNHEADS Gehl G806 8 ton wagon. Sale $250. 1961 JD ` $200 Gehl BU610 self -unloading 14' Forage painte $450 '969 Gleaner G 4 row 30" Box, bunk unloading, list $1236. 1957 JD 967 Gleaner A 3 row 30" fert., rubber Sale $960. $1200 $200 967 Gleaner A 2 row 40" ...... Schwartz No. 130 2 wheel feed wagon. price, $295 968 Gleaner E 3 row 30" List $1179. Sale $925. 1957 Jr t 38 cut- ew Gleaner GL 4-40 $3650. Hawk-Bilt 180 bu. side delivery ther New Gleaners 1959 Jl .. $600 manure spreader (demo) 25% off 1962 J ,al- ...... 1" 1assey 2-3-4 Rows at big discounts AC and MF 140-160-180 bu. USED HUME REELS .. $69 Spreaders 20% off. 195:4. ...$9955 MF No. 15 Grinder -Mixer with swing- 1953 J1 'demo. .-for IH combine ing auger, magnet, large tires 1951 J1 . $1250 d...... 2-13-14 foot for Massey and List $2650. Sale $1895. 1950 JLi eaners AC No. 22 pull -type Sprayer 20' boom, 1951 JD ES eW 13-14-15 Humes List $280, Sale price $190. 1954 JD ab for Gleaner A $275. Noble 3 pt. drawbar (folding) for IHC M, too long ...... Springtooth harrow, List $255. ras$3650 USED TRACTORS Sale $190. IHC M $975 64 AC 190 diesel New rear mtd. blade 6'-7'-8'-9' nditioner, IHC M . . ery good 966 MF 1100 diesel at $100 and up $850 1952 IHC *C 666 MF 180 diesel MAYRATH AUGERS 3MH44'sCl conditioner 63 AC D17D, new sleeves and $795 iistons 44' 6" set-up w/tires. List $588. Case 400 diesel' painted, good :,c ttom.... $1700 Sale $470. good 960 Ford 961 diesel (very clean) 27' 6" set-up w/tires. List $285. 1959 Massey 65 gas (low clearance) COMBINTEL. bottom with sealed Sale $229.50. 59 Massey 50 gas s, demo. $1195 ;ultivator 52' (2 yrs old) $285.00. 1967 JD 95, cab & airy 950 AC WD good i25 3 bottom, 3 pt, new ...... USED FORAGE EQUIPMENT $595 8 AC WC, excellent condition Gehl short hopper blower w 54" fan, 1967 JD 55, cab, air, real PLOWS PTO less than '/2 of new price. $5750 JD 567 wheel rake, demo. remote ont, ord 4-14" Mtd. excellent $350. Gehl Chop King, 8 knife Industrial ood...... lassey 3-14 $150. chopper used 2 years. $1375.00. f t3a dbnt m converts14to inch 4 -Gehl 1965 to 1968 Chop -All, Snapcoupler$190.16 IRRIGATION MEETING WEDN.1 FEB. 10 C 2 bottom Hi Clearance 6 knife choppers with 1 or 2 row heads $425. and up. good ew MF 82-4-14w regular coulters We are representatives of the Valley irrigation systems and have been to schoolto get brushed 675. 1966 Gehl Grinder -Mixer, front axle up a bit on irrigation engineering. As many know, I was an irrigation man for severalyears before Ow AC 74 4-16" slat moldboards Peerless PTO Roller Mill. coming in here. :tor, multi 575. Blair 2 wheel Feed Wagon $495.00. steering HAY TOOLS Whether or not you now are interested in irrigation, you will be eventually,so come on over. er ew5 & 6 btm 16" steerable plows Factory engineers will be here. 125% off JD No. 5 mower (excellent) $120. AC 8OR mower (very good) $175. steering, re' Several 3 point mowers $50. STARTS 7:00 P.M. REFRESHMENTS ...... CHISEL PLOWS AC bar rake (rubber teeth) excellent lencoe 7' Pull,Hi -clearance $535 condition $225. C 10' 3 pt.clearance 32" $595 New MF 6 bar mtd and pull type WE ARE DEALERS FOR - Papec Grinder- Mixers 238.41ns 7', 3 pt. and AC10' pull -type rakes at dealers cost. FULL LINE OF BEAR CATS Bup.ssey 16' hi -clearance chisel25% off G - B Loaders - DuAll Loaders - Grain- 0 - Vator Wagons ;ITV AC Roto-baler, good $500.00. and Hutchinson Elevators A DEPOSITHOLDS YOUR MACHINEUNTIL SPRING Stop In For) Coffee &Donuts Farmers Union Hdw& Implement 1. 1. FRANTZ FARM EQPT. EVERETT HOOBLER, manager North US 77 402-223.2317 °JAEN] Phone 437-29I3 3'Otake.sim, BEATRICE, NEBR. `10104 DEERE ST. MARYS, KANSAS John rArea reeFo r CLAY JUDGE TO NAME were using anonymity as a shield," ERRING JUVENILES he said. CLAY CENTER - Clay county milhAosars judge Major Scott says he is no EMPORIA TO VOTE ON ter- longer going to withhold names of TWO SETS OF BONDS EMPORIA - This city will vote LaWrenee juveniles who commit crimes which, man if they were adults, would be con-April 4 whether or not to spend $1.4 ,youngKansas a libraryand sidered felonies."Older juveniles millionfor new DIESEL F AS 2 MILES °jf,rs at Ka $360,000 for a public parking facility. College ee'n. differentd SNACKS . 1111110 0f the AUCTION . ICE COLD BEER left LIVESTOCK and farriling' d CREDIT CARDS of ALL APPROVED lie be (Plea $476 in er oeol°0h theKansastile Sale Every Wednesday atikwnhneteTpdeouteredaerrnnaeesbiit ctynvoli °LctCr' Endowalea plies for 1:00 p.m. million.years ag CERTIFIED '516soilYoorter sottha st ue rme ecsot ue V 01property Y to polo opportum Due to icy roads and cold weather, we had a light run of livestock last Wednesday. There was a good demand for all classes of livestock. Butcher hogs were stronger over a week ago. Butcher hogs sold at $19.00 to $19.45. Sows sold from $14.00 to $14.95. Weaning pigs sold at $9.00 to $16.75 each. Feeder pigs weighing 150-170 lbs sold at$15.75to $16.80. CATTLE A NEW WORD The cattle market was active with a good demand for stocker A signpainter appears to have made amistake here, but he mmayjust be paving the 1 baby calf sold at way for ant and feeder cattle. Cow.market was stronger. Instead of"nextexit,"nex' should be clearenough. $72.00. Bologna bulls were $26.40 to $26.60. Shelly cows were telescoped word usable for small signs'. The sign is near McPherson. 0(.1: $13.60 to $15.00 and utility and commercial cows were $16.30 304240 to $22.00. Wet heifers sold at $22.50 to $24.40. during November andDecemberreining, cloverleafbarrel Following is a partial listing of the sale last Wednesday: well aboveEnglish pleasure, r were estimated at 47,000, ribbon PEPOr.-roa2.6112 wf strs 600 @ 33.10 wf bull clvs 650 @ 31.10 rop wf strs 600 @ 33.90 the same months in 1969. showmanship at halter,cutting, shrthrn strs 515 @ 34.25 Fewer Lamb United States bending,ladies' wf bulls 535 @ 34.50 wf strs 730 @ 32.70 western h Sheep and lambs on feedforsemanship, boot scramble, 6:a8316/342.3348 wf strs 572 @ 34.40 blk strs 475 @ 34.00 re BARN PHOff wf strs 528 @ 34.80 wf hfrs 365 @ 31.60 Feeders In lots slaughter market in the 26 States onrace, hunter and roperace. Affl 316(279-340 wf strs 555 @ 34.00 wf hfrs 442 @ 31.30 feedJanuary1, 1971totaled2,623,000 wf hfrs 456 @ 32.60 Sheep and old crop lambs on wf strs 500 @ 36.50 in Kansas for the slaughter markethead, 9 per cent less than a year wf strs 735 @ 33.20 wf hfrs 560 @ 30.10 earlier. wf strs 828 @ 32.70 hoist hfrs 620 @ 27.75 totaled 75,000 on January 1, 1971, 29 per cent less than a year ago, ac- 331165113:42572:4:1 Weather permitting, we expect a good run of all classes cording to the Kansas Crop and next week. Livestock Reporting Service. 4 -Day WorkWee 14M16035.2475 decreaseinlamb ANNUAL FARM MACHINERY SALE - MARCH 19 The sharp Set K -State To consign and for more information contact Larry Lagasse - 243-1714, feeding this year reflects reduced In Area Plants Rollie Lagasse 243-2215 or Tom Walker 243-1074 or 243-1674, grazing available on wheat pasture Concordia. Kansas. in western and central areas duringHorse Show The 4 -day work week is starting Green CitySale I the past several months. appear in the G&G area. Plants For info. or estimates The third annual KansasStateSaline, McPherson and Hesston KCNK Some grazing was available from a TOM WALKER harvested grain sorghum and cornUniversityhorseShowwillbeamong companies which haPENAL BREEDIN Barn 243-1074 MON.-WED.-FRI. February 26 and 2'7in Weber Hallstarted compressing afull wo Home 243-1674 6:45 Auctioneer fields and occasional fields of sugar ROLLIE LAGASSE Arena on the K -State campus. week in four days, by working Ion MAURICE MITCHELL beet tops. Large operators were CH3-2215 feeding 46,000 head of sheep and Horsemen willcompetein 13 shifts and allowing employes to ha BREDHEIFER Chester, Nebraska theshow's 402-324-5045 lambswhilethesmallerfarmeventsplannedby three consecutive daysoffea feeders had 29,000 head on feed. sponsor, the KSU Blockand Bridleweek. FEBR The relatively open winterinClub. Unitemp Products at McPhe SATURDAY, The preliminaries will be at 6 screenandgl December permitted grazing until which makes DAY SALE STARTINGPRO around the first of the year whenFriday evening and the winnersframes of aluminum, has workers KANSAS snow cover and cold temperaturesfrom that night will perform in the10 -hour shifts Monday thro forced most lambs into dry lots. finals at 7 Saturday night. Thursday. A sister plant at Sal 25009HEA Sheep and lamb placements Only K -State students, who mustContinental, has also started SALINA'S GREATEST BARGAIN PLACE during November and DecemberentercompetitioninWeberorschedule. totaled 12,000, sharply below a yearWaters Hall by February 12, can At Hesston, Hesco Furnishi Cif F. old BRED HEIFERS, including142 Now is the time to Remodelor Panel A Room participate. An entry fee of 50 cents -rld to Angus bulls). 52 big choice Charola ago. Inshipments of feeder lambs which makes office furniture, radio Charolais bulls), Lepto, Red Nose PACESETTER Prefinished Paneling during the last two months of 1970is charged. put workers on a 91/2 -hour sched 4x8 Panels in 4 beautiful colors $2.98 were sharply below a year ago. The program'seventsincludeMonday thru Thursday. 4x8 Walnut Tone Hi Quality Panels $4.48 andout of State westernhorsemanship, ((SHOD 2 yr. old BRED HEIFERS from Marketings men's ;SR dl half brothers (calve in March), 0.C.1 MASONITE ROYALCOTE PANELING movement of fed sheep and lambs ear from Nebraska were wintered and sur All Premium Grade 1/4-4x8 Panels Reg. 11 )rice $8.95 to $10.95 Monday, Feb. 22 $595 TEAKS -FIRESIDE BIRCH -GINGER PECAN Starts 11:00 a.m. - Lunch Sery HOW CROSS HEIFERS, YaHereford,% n refin color and are artifically iosemin, 14-4x10 GINGER PECAN $8.95 We are quitting farming and willsello 1/4-4x10 FIRESIDE BIRCH 'eat thin heifers weigh Over 800 lbs. and eta $8.95 our farm located 6 south and 4 west OltEHEREFORD BRED HEIFERS, bred tr Waterville, 13 north and 4 west of Ran(14614ik. These heifers weigh 850 lbs. Tt 2x4's-STUDS - Worst in town 39c dolph, or 4 west of Cottage Hillon a nib:Mice shots, including 0.C. V. 1x4 FURRING Strip..Per running ft. 5c weather road. 2x4's ALL LENGTHS. Per running ft. 8c TRUCK & TRAILER 2x6's ALL LENGTHS. Per running ft 1946 Chev. 11/2 ton truck, grai i(10)1115 COWS from one farm. This isa 12c Due to death of my husband, lxin,including 125 choice Hereford cows, I I will hold a liquidation sale at Farm Machinery bed & stock racks, good rubberOshA125 choice Angus and black whiten( SUSPENDED CEILING 12x12 ROOM the farm 5 miles south of Hwy. 1950 IHC Mtractor,fully good ;Mon tend Hereford bulls. The entire herd Including lay in panels- Wall Angles - Cross tees intersection US 75 & US 56 east equipped, good rubber, good 4 -wheel trailer with wagon bo And Main Tees As Low As of Emporia, Kansas, then 31/2 POSTS, WIRE, PANELS 25c Sq. Ft. I/2 John Deere No. 25 7' PTO mower, west & south. SHOP TOOLS & MISC. iillings: White Ceiling - Painted Beveled Edges-- 12"x12" ea. 123/,c works good Pin Punched Acoustical Ceiling Tile 12"x12" Hogwire;300good hed 131/2c ea. John Deere 7x13 fertilizer grain ste .dae SAT.; FEB. 13 drill, press, on low rubber, good posts; wood panels;25' tested 10:30 a.m. - Lunch Served cable; hog waterers; steel ho breedingbulls John Deere 3x14 No. 55 plow on 'iffy old Angus bulls HOG PANELS troughs; sow pans. rubber, good including 50 bi An excellent line of late model k,lizlead 34" X 16', 1/4" steel, 1/4" rodded each $8.95 Log chains; 4" hyd. cylinder; balance heavy springers. 30 big well -cared -for machinery, in- John Deere 2x14 plow on steel cho 2x12newoakplanks; ste oted heifers, from thesame farm. cluding, among many tools and Case 2x14 plow on rubber :::ALI2u'yearold:esoldA jack, bredubebuhul elaisli implements, the following: barrels; 30' drive belt; hyd. itaSnuifitelaiie 2 PLYWOOD John Deere No. 5 7' PTO mower, electri year old bred heifers We Have It! All Thickness 1970 IH 826 dsl. hydrastatic good screw jack; scythe; 4,3111od 2year old bred heifers - Interior - Exterior stand.lard head cows from tractor, WFE, 3pt.,fully fencer; emery grinder on one farm (February John Deere7' ')Oot Hereford AT PRICES THAT CAN'T BE BEAT! windrower for cows (calves by side) equipped, 85 hours - Lots of bolts and miscellaneou Genuine Formica - any Color- All Sizes. Per Sq. Ft. 45c mower farm. 1968 IH 3 pt. 4 -row 63 cult. small items used on the ',asked Niles (mated 6' STEEL POST -U -Type John Deere No. 730 2 -row lister to Angus and Hereford cl9c Ea. IH 55 chisel plow, 11", 3 pt. :',1kgis 2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, year old bred heifers(mated to Ant In Lots of 100 John Deere 3 -section harrow & .'''Salfike Ned 85c Ea. 1968 IH 4 -row 56 planter, eqpt. heifers (mated ANTIQUES AND to Angus bulls) for liquid fert., other atts. evener 0,,;:a3r(moloaldrth7bryedil 1969 IH 45 Vibra Shank 141/2% Krause 10' wheel disc, nearly new COLLECTORS ITEMS .'1WaNI non Ironsone farm (calving now) Commode dresser; lowdresse GOODIE STORE BARGAINS mulch & anhydrous atts. sell IHC 15' straight disc ':*klis 2 year book- old bred heifers (0.C.V.) Marc separately IHCNo. 2382 -row with mirror; combination '4'1,2 Year old mounted bred heifers (April trunk; round OPerford 2 calves) Carload of groceriesat LOW LOW Prices 1969 JD BWA 22" cone disc, cultivator, fits H or M case & desk; good year old bred heifers pore Si Pd'iai Hereford (March cats 13'10" 7' 3 -point blade stand table; high chair; bulls .414 asd black A Good Variety -Come in and JD 17 hole grain drill whiteface cows See. IHC No. 11 side rake onsteel, swing. (a complete board on 11),afarrin 1968 IH 540 steerable plow, 4x14 good - cows with calves Papering folding "Oefers by side - bra 1965 IH 303 combine, 12', robot edge, are consigned straight zti,rdfrea -NOTICE- IHC No. 11 side rake for repairs standwith by farmers ofthis hIc hailers will att., low acreage machine; be tuberculosis IHC 10" burr mill electric Singer sewing and brucel doo 4110!) odfaythseayhoeuacni New 5 -row Rol -A -Cone att. goof° We have moved all furniture from the Marshall Buildingto our IH 150 gal. S pt. sprayer, glass Shop built loader to fit Hor M curtain stretchers; screen tbere.d heifer & windows. Warehouse on North 13th. Lots of good bargains. IH 120 balanced head 9'mower Jayhawk stacker; hay buck; trail was 8' Danuser 3 pt. blade; 3 type weed sprayer with 110 gal. Old antique wood planes; sec. pitcher pulliP drag harrow; 7'culti-packer. teflon tank, on rubber, good; 4' board; fruit jars; Tit LightPlanes TRUCK - 63 Ford 600 2T V8, tumble bug; 2 Briggs & Stratton lanterns;lardpress;sara Can LandAt TRADER BILL WILL NOT Wood 'knit pwr. strg. & brakes, 4 spd., gas motors; 3/4 hp electric motor, stuffer;cherry pitter; ROOMOPEN' BE UNDERSOLE 2 spd., 8x13 bed with hoist, heavy duty. butter mold & paddle;depressio ). grain sides & stock rack, Propane tank heater; platform glass cracker bowl& lid. 16,000 miles scale; feed bunk; brooder house; Odds and ends ofdishes, petsj. Warehouse Misc. items include 2000 bales smau CITYAUCHO brome & prairie hay tankwithhogwaterer;6" pans andmiscellaneous MORRISON Bazooka grain auger; 4" grain items. & Lumber auger; old iron. Of Sale Mrs Lawrence Tucker Terms: Cash Day occleictATio:teo,42 Your Discount Building Supply HeadquartersAucts. Ernest Arnold, Lyndon, 913 828-4989 & Wayne Wisch-. Elmer &Vera Pritz, Owners 150 RE, 724 North 13th ropp, Overbrook, 913 665-3100. SAUNA, KS, Phone 913-827-9666 Clerk Kansas State Bank, Auctioneers: FosterKretz Auction Service Clerk: CitizensState Over - Clay Center, Phone 1`13-' CALVE brook; Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank,Waterville W degree For $607Produces uarter-MillionGiftTo KSU MANHATTAN - Lawrence V. As a student atK -State Sanford anford was a thrifty young mankept records of hisexpenses and it issupplies, Sanford spent $12.88 during interesting the 1901-1902 school year. wring hisfour years at Kansas tonote not onlythe tateAgriculturalCollegein difference infinancial outlay be- A student today will pay between lanhattan at theturn of the cen-tween 1900 and1970, but also the$900 and $1,000 for room and board, try.Histhriftneverlefthimdifferent needs. depending upon his ac- rough 60 yearsof farming, and Today a Kansasresident enteringcommodations and diet.A year's hen he diedrecently he bequeathedthe University mustfigure on payingroom andboardforLawrence s almamater, through the Kansas$476 in enrollment feesfor one yearSanford cost $100.15. There was an ateUniversityEndowmentand about $100 forbooks and sup-additional expenditure of $4.98 for sociation,a quarter millionplies for thesame period. Fees 70kerosene for his lamp and coal for liars in cashand property so thatyears ago were for individual his room heater. Since electricity lec-was still considered an expensive ers might have anopportunity toture courses and cost from$2 to $4 a eive an education. semester. For books and luxury, many homes in Manhattan school did without at that time. Such was the case at his rooming house at 10th !.1"..11175777.771711111111111111111.11111111111.111111.14mIllomumumummaiiimeimpi.. and Laramie. Some rooming houses for students did boast of electricity, Ping thewayio, Id be clear and even baths and brick sidewalks. enes For miscellaneous expenses such SHORTHORN LASSIE OFFICERS as laundry, travel,clothing, and New officers of the Kansas Shorthorn Lassie organization are cloverleaf socialactivities,today'sstudent headed by Mrs. Allen Eller of Greensburg, seated, center. Other bst. should plan on spending a minimum officers are, front row: Mrs. William Sluss, El Dorado, left, and Aeasure,rat., thip at halter, of $400 for the year. Sanford's needs Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, right. ladies' were apparently meager. Of course, In the back row are Mrs. L.M. Selanders, Garnett; Mrs. Edgar west Sanford didn't have the worry of an Crockett, Kinsley; Mrs. Leo Schmitz, Marysville; and Mrs. Norman p, boot sent ter and automobile or even a horse at that Roux, Moundridge. rope time, and though he lived his life at Not in the picture are Mrs. William Roohms, St John; Mrs. as a bachelor he ofttimes escorted Carol Reynolds, Cuba; and Mrs. Harold Lock, Hiawatha. the ladies without either means of conveyance. Picnics,ball games, ..404 strolls through the park, or school 0ty*ii..1.16/34Z6457 functions served 70 years ago as Saturday, Feb. 13 Work fAHtIITMAN entertainment for couples. Starts 12:30 noon Lunch Served. Hismiscellaneous expenditures 0161:735-2475,: As I have moved to a small apart- 'ea Plo for one year amounted to $13.82. ment, I must liquidate the following Included were such items as 20 cents items.Saletobe heldin STERL (y work week is for hair cuts, $2.95 for railroad fares HALL, ABILENE, KANS. the G&G area Green City Sale Pavilion from his home at Oneida, 10 cents to Pherson and have his trunk transferred from the ANTIQUES-FURNITURE-MISC. .ompanies eah. depot to his rooming house, 25 cents Assorted painted china 2 slop jars w/ lids ompressing a SPECIAL BREEDING COW & for a rubber collar, 20 cents for a Butter pats 2 chest of drawers ur days, by w concert, and 6 cents for "chewing." Bavarian china Assorted fruit jars allowing emple At the present rate of expenses, a Johnson china Maple end table BRED HEIFER SALE student's four-year college career as Cut glass salt cellars Love seat / chair isecutive dais Steamer trunk Early American wingbacked an undergraduate will run between Handmade trunk divan and chair p Products at 0 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 seven and eight thousand dollars if Metal trunk Copper bottom boiler Baby bed akesscreen he is a Kansas resident attending a Wooden storage boxes ALL DAY SALE STARTING PROMPTLY AT 9:00 A.M. '4 brass bed aluminum, has state -supported college or univer- Ping Pong table sity. Times have changed from 70 Simmons brass bed Ping Pong accessories shiftsMonde) s Library tables(oak) years ago when Lawrence Sanford One dresser & bed (oak) Small chrome dinette set . A sister phi 2500 HEAD Kenmore clothesdryer INCLUDING went through four years of college at al,has also sir` 6 hardwood chairs 3 old TVs a total cost of $607.57. 3 wicker rocker chairs Of course, prices have risen in all 3 wood rocker chairs Large wicker baby buggy ston, Hesco F194 CHOICE 2yr. old BRED HEIFERS, including 142 big choice quality Hereford Bred areas since the turn of the century. Jr.chair And Miscellaneous akes office fun Heifers (mated to Angus bulls), 52 big choice Charolais Bred Heifers (18 mated to Angus bulls 34 mated to Charolais bulls), Lepto, Red Nose and Blackleg vaccinated. Sanford paid 30 cents to have his .?.rs on a 91/2-holz FRED C. WEISSHAAR, Owner shoes half soled in 1903. Prior to his Ron Montgomery, Auct. Chapman State Bank, cashier :hru Thursday. Nebraska, mated 300 CHOICE HEREFORD 2 yr. old BRED HEIFERS from Cherry County, graduation in 1904, he bought a shirt '4 to Angus bulls all half brothers (calve in March), O.C.V. andBlackleg vaccinated. (These North Missouri. for $1, a pair of cuffs for 25 cents, choice heifers from Nebraska were wintered and summered here in and a necktie for 15 cents. He fitted iy,Feb.1, himself with a new pair of shoes for 40 THREEWAY CROSS HEIFERS, % Hereford, % Angus and'A, Red Shorthorn. These $3.50, and bought a group Land C ERRIEN'S - heifers are redin color and are artifically inseminated to the Limousin bull (Decor). photograph of the class for 40 cents. g farming and These big choice heifers weigh over 800 lbs. and start calving March 30th. d 6 south and) 90 BIG CHOICE HEREFORD BRED HEIFERS, bred to registered Red Angus bulls, to start Apparently he did a little traveling calving March 14th. These heifers weigh 850 lbs. The above two bunches of cattle have while in school. He went to Kansas SALE orth and 4 west had all vaccination shots, including O.C.V. .tof Cottage City at least once each school year, and one entry is for railroad fare at SOUNDS OFF TO BIG lUCK & TRAILr CHOICE YOUNG COWS from one farm. This isa complete dispersal of a reputation $3.45, followed by the next entry of 35 11/2 tonIna herd of cows, including 125 choice Hereford cows, bred to start calving sale date, mated cents for bed and lunch. ev. date, bred gaL to Angus bulls. 125 choice Angus and black whiteface cows to start calving sale POUNDS IN YOUR CALVES stock racks, to production tested Hereford bulls. The entire herd will be Bangs, T.B. and pregnancy Lawrence Sanford's parents were tested. great belivers in education and, like trailer with v", many parents today, did whatthey Pk op- Tuesday, February 23 ;TS, WIRE, Early Listings: couldto givetheir son the OP TOOLS& portunity to obtain a collegedegree. At The of wire; 300 d 25 Big choice 2 year oldAnsbullsbulls(production tested), from one farm. Their desires and hopes werewell wood panels: 322year old Charolais breeding 5 Registered 2 year old Angus bulls founded because he proved tobe a hog waterers, choice Angus cows, some with RanIIN5CmOisNW,EsidiziSmiei NORTH 130 Choice Angus cattle from one farm, including 50 big youngregistered Angus Cows and 50 choice good student with a strong scholastic .; sowpans. calves by side and balance heavy springers. 30 big choice like SHOW WINNERS PEDIGREE BIG CALVES hains; 4" h) old bred 2heifers,yearfrom the same farm. inclination. No doubt they, also ploi. 200 C2hyre.ar oldbred heifers of the oak today's parents, complained lew 90 Choieceeblacktegeswhitefaceld2y abrreodld bred heifers bell:/"., old high costs involved. ;30' drive Hereford onh calving) scytht;401006s.Choiceyear Angustt and Hereford2ebruarydows from and March jack; youngHereford3cotwos7(calves side) grinder calves/. 35 BULLS 35 FEMALES emery 50 ChoieceeHerefordbredh cows, oyeaArns old (early rrIK. 10060 Charolaisch toAngus and Hereford bulls) LAB DBL REAL MIXER 5 Bred & open heifers sell. Bred Ofbolts and eyifeearrs (mated Marchcalves used on di BlaoeikceAngus oldbredheifersg tob Angus Son of PVF Double Mixer 8 to HCJ BEAUROLLO LMP 12, teens 28 whiteface bred (matedb toAntgeuds 1st at Ft .Worth stock show 60 the Lewis & Bar II bull whose JUSEHOLD g aegisteredA yearoldsonreedfaheifers(Marchelclsa)l Member 2nd place calf get calf get was undefeated at '70 Al' YoungfromHerefordcows2 (calving now) of sire 1969 National ANTIQUES 38Big youngAnguseocws (March calves) and '71 shows. III. .C.V.) March calves JLLECTORS 110 Ch 2yeoafws heifer's) - HE SELLS - dresserloi56 Choice AngesAngus 2 year old bred heifers (April calves) nodebredON 60 Choice Hereford 2 year old bred heifers (March calves) or; co irr 4 2 year old Polled Hereford bulls desk; good 42 Choice Angus and black whiteface cows (a complete dispersion) cle- heifers in lots of 1 to 50 head. These table; high Selling 1000 head cows - cows with calves by side - bred BIG, LONG - BODIED North Missouri Area. 8 miles south of Emporia, Ks., Ws and bred heifers are consigned by farmers of this 2 -year -old bulls that sell. t, tested with health papers urnis e on Hwy. 99, and 21/2 mi. west. folding . ,i, Thecowsand bred heifers will be tuberculosis and brucellosis N'ing be pregnancy tested. No creep feed.Pasture - strair.vthe consignors.Most of the young cows and bred heifers will bred heifers will be raised as yearlings.Fed with These cows listed 30 days ahead of sale date - more loads of cows and sewingsewing. Sat., Feb. 13 Singer ,consigned by sale time. this winter on high rough- S Starts 1:00 p.m. age ration.All be ready 1 stretchers; lows. Your Light Planes Can Land At Green CityAirport to work. antique woodpi Machinery 10% DISCOUNT PI LUNCH ROOM OPEN ALL DAY 1949 M tractor, wide front, 2 - TO 4-H & FFA MEMBERS fruit jars; way hydraulic system is;lardPrer.5' 30 Ferguson tractor, 3 pt. hitch,

cherry P..intle new tires GUEST CONSIGNORS: AUCTIONEERS: In & Padl REEN CITY AUCTIONCOMPANY 1951 Studebaker 1/2 ton truck ,rackerboof with 9' bed & grain hoist HAROLD JUNKER Fairbury, Nebraska Eddie Sims In GREEN CITY, MO. & Ralph Waite and ends KARL WENNER 8743156 JD 3 -sec. springtooth harrow 2LK Ranch Lincoln, Nebraska OVID VESTAL 874-2106 LAWRENCE COUCH 8742675 and WILLARD DEAN PAGE and AUCTIONEERS: DON ALBERTSON 5' 3 pt. Brush Hog; Ford post BARN PHONE 871-2090 auger; complete line of farm For Catalog Contact: c

machinery, plus miscellaneous !rms :Cash LEON O. RIFFEL, SALE MANAGER ERWIN SERRIEN SELLING 1500 HEAD CALVES &YEARLINGS items and furniture. ENTERPRISE, KANSAS 67441 LINCOLN, KANSAS WEDN., FEB. 10 - WEDN., FEB. 24 Owners Charley Barnett (913) 479-5848 (913) 277-3393. Auctioneer: J. H. Hind Clerk:001. Bank, Word producing manufacturingmilk as Oye decisions more quicklyandac- Grade A 28 Grass & Grain curately. well as those producing "The program todayis muchmilk. February 9, 1971 more than milk weights and but- Cattli tests," says the Extension len until hec terfat from a specialist. "Differences in herdmate theft. Social Climbing Alie stolentek arethe production are given each testing lasountywe- The cal Extol Merits Of period for use in culling. A per- pogo' egotHerefords sistency figure is given to show howA Hog Stress ::,!! ys heis cardealer well each cow is holding up in milk WHAT the case Dairy Associations about low aballt gongs fee production." Hog producers worry yards prices for their animals,housewives 100 Kansas dairymen who are not In addition the DHIA program of meat, and JIMSULLIVAN Tuesday. members of the Dairy Herd Im- tellsthe dairyman what percentworry about retail costs - accordingtotheAgriculture By Satu provement Association are missing protein is needed in rations, offers E department - pigsthemselves CHEVROLET lot, with a golden opportunitytoincrease the choice of three feeding programs ca; for cows atdifferent productionworry about a lotof things. on the profits. Take fighting, one of themain Kling's That's the opinion of one of DHIA's levels, provides a feeding index to HASFOR YOU !!! causes of the "porcinestress syn- lbs.,inclu leading advocates, Ralph Bonewitz, determine if cows are fed enough, ex- Extension dairy specialist at Kansas gives net energy in the total drydrome" as defined by USDA registry, perts. Militant pigs get that way $9,000. State University. matter, provides checks on bulls "Do you want to invest some used by the dairyman and deter-because they are socialclimbers. There r money with a high return?" and "Do mines if he is culling the right cows. "Whenever strange hogs are theftsin you need a map to show you where DHIA programs also let the milkmixed," says the latest Agricultural couple of per-situation report, "there's astruggle of cattle youaregoinginthedairy producer knowhisculling order of the business?" are a couple of questions centage, lactation averages, calvingto establish the social sale barn likes to ask milk intervals,andtheincreasesorpen." of hogs in Bonewitz Stress -prone hogs, says USDA, producers. decreases in producing and trans- Then he explains that DHIA has mitting ability of his cows. Thesehave been known to die within two minutes of being put in a militant officialandunofficialprograms factsarecomparedwithstate tailored to meet the needs of any averages of his breed. social -conscious pen. dairyman. Whatistheamountofthe Other death causes include the "Kansas leadsallsurrounding dairyman'smonthlyinvestment?movement of pigs from close con- More states in percentage of cows on a Bonewitz explains that it varies withfinement into new quarters, tran- production testing program," says thecounty,sizeofherd,andsporting them from farm to market On ) Bonewitz. Even at that, production programs selected. He suggests thatand sudden shifts in temperature. records are available on only aboutdairymen contact their county "The best bet," says the depart- one in four cows in the state. Extensionagriculturalagentforment, "is to handle carefully any Hog Bonewitz explains that the "new additional details. animals that are easily excited and The DHIA program is for grade orhave either muscle or tail tremors. Arkans look" in DHIA puts greater em- Melvin Buxman will be happy to capital of providingtoolsfor registered cows,including herdsResearchers have come to recognize phasison show you this 1965 Chevrolet 80 Series annual K tomake management these as classical signs of stress." dairymen and Ca rcr chassis and cab model. This truck hasa complete new 409 V-8 with no miles, 5 20. SELL EVERY TUESDAY AT HERINGTON - Cospom speed, 2 -speed with working 4th.It has Extensior 10:00x20 tires, full air brakes, air horns Universi and radio. It will work for a tractor or a Chamber Herington Livestock AuctionCo.,Inc. Neuer N heavy duty grain truck. Don't miss this always a STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY CONSIGNED CATTLE one ! FOR crossbred TRACKS throughot Here's a few sales made Tues., Feb. 2nd. Oriff Robert Laird Schroer, 21 bwf strs 926 @ 30.75 mck tracks made Registi Joe Svobada, 10 wf strs 537 @ 35.50 Jim Unruh, 1 wf cow 965 @ 20.40 0, which had 40 headtagging a Jones Bros.,, 14 bwf strs 701 @ 33.65 Joe Svobada, 19 bwf strs 580 k 35.00 stolen and then re- are sched Joe Svobada, 16 blk strs 502 @ 35.30 Jones Bros., 8 wf hfrs 686 @ 31.00 Edmund Shramek, 15 wf hfrs 375 @ 35.60 Phil Smith, 2 wf hfrs 402 @ 34.80 Edmund Shramek, 13 wf strs 391(a)40.95 Phil Smith, I bwf str 415 @ 37.40 Edmund Shramek, 4 wf strs 484(a,37.80 Percy Smith, 3 bwf strs 455 @ 38.00 Eugene Shramek, 1 wf str 360 la? 41.00 Percy Smith, 7 bwf hfrs, 519 @ 33.10 Missouri! Cooperative Eugene Shramek, I bwf hfr 510 @ 33.10 Percy Smith, 10 wf strs 431 @ 39.50 Livestock Assocu Ed McConnell, 1 char str 465 @ 33.10 Percy Smith, 7 wf hfrs 453 @ 34.80 Gene Lorson, 1 wf cow 1065 P. 18.90 Percy Smith 12 wf hfrs 563 @ 33.30 FEEDER PIG S) Geo. Safarik, 1 wf hfr 425 @ 32.00 John Smith, 1 wf hfr 420 @ 33.90 Geo. Safarik, 2 wf hfrs 362 01? 31.80 H.A. Granzow, 5 blk strs 667 @ 32.80 Leroy Kurtenbach, I wf bull 1295 Oz? 25.10 H.A. Granzow, 7 blk strs 569 @ 33.90 irtiary 23-24 & Ma Ray & Don Krause, 7 hoist strs 599 @ 28.00 Arnold Muller, 3 blk strs 613 @ 31.60 Ray & Don Krause, 6 hoist strs 739 e 26.50 Geo. Andus, 5 wf strs 438 @ 39.25 5,000 FEEDER PIG R.H. Coover, 3 blk cows 998(a)20.50 Geo. Andus, 4 wf hfrs 410 @ 35.20 7,February23 -Marble Hill, IV Sam Helbach, 1 bwf !Jr 575 C.& 31.30 Geo. Andus, 2 blk strs 422 @ 39.00 Wm. Granzow, 13 bwf strs 667(a)33.15 ' .., February 24 -Lebanon, Mc Mrs. Dean F. Gutrch, 3 bwf hfrs 407 @ 34.40 kelt 1 -Salem, Mo. Wm. Granzow, 9 wf strs 603 OP 34.20 Carl Winter, 3 hoist strs 970 @ 25.50 Wm. Granzow, 8 blk strs 629 @2 32.85 Harry Brown, 17 wf strs 437 @ 39.10 'Ktrell 2 -Linn, Mo. Wm. Granzow, 7 shthrn strs 623 @ 32.00 Harry Brown, 7 bwf hfrs 414 @ 34.80 (n) SALESSTART AT 1:00 Wilber Leppke, 2 wf strs 445 37.00 Otto Brockmicr, 4 blk hfrs 533 @ 31.90 Wilber Lcppke, 1 wf hfr 870 OD 23.10 Wilber Lcppke, 1 bwf cow 870 @2 20.80 Otto Brockmier, 5 blk strs 537 @ 34.00 We have 3 1970 Chevrolet 2 tons ,; against erysipelas.Sorted Reinhold Winter, 4 wf strs 792 @ 31.10 -.:1i to 120 lbs. For informati Leo Hultgren, 1 guernsey cow 1235 @ 20.50 Reinhold Winter, 3 wf hfrs, 708 @ 29.50 ready to go. All have 292 6 cylinders, one _:xecutive Secretary, Mo. Co- Leo Hultgren, 1 hoist cow 1610 O 21.60 Ed Riffel, I bwf cow 900 @ 22.00 Alvin Kroupa, 1 wf str 630 @ 33.90 '..3,Fulton, Mo.65251. Phor Ira Popp, 1 wf cow [email protected] model has an 84" cab to axle and two Don Buethe, I wf cow 1050 @ 21.10 Marlin Utcch, 1 wf str 635 @ 33.60 Rudy Rindt, 4 bwf strs 350 @ 37.10 Ron Weibert, 1 bwf hfr 400 @ 33.50 have 102" cab to axle. One has a 15'6" ::Bi-snaleitSdat-e.j010 Rudy Rindt, 4 bwf strs 570 @ 33.60 APliseoasebringtail:, Ron Wcibert, 1 blk str 455 @ 34.00 ;.ia. Dean Batt, 1 wf bull 900(a) 27.10 Raymond Kearns, 5 blk strs 194 @ 51.80 bed with 40" grain sides and no hoist and John Gieswcin, 1 wf bull 1290 @ 25.60 Raymond Kearns, 5 blk hfrs 187 @ 46.50 one has stock racks with 40" grain sides John Gieswein, 1 hoist cow 1100 022 20.70 Raymond Kearns, 5 blk bulls 329 @ 42.75 Greg Geiswein, 1 hoist cow 1070 20.80 E.V. Nelson, 1 hoist str 595 @1 28.50 and an underbody hoist. All three have John Svobada, 1 char bull 1710 @ 34.10 Ted Beltz, 1 hoist cow 1180 @ 18.00 John Svobada, 15 strs 441 @2 32.40 Walt Tiede, 1 blk hfr 345 @ 27.40 9:00 rubber on the rears of all these 41Ieville John Svoboda, 4 char hfrs 483 @ 33.75 John Meyer, 1 hoist cow 1105 @ 17.10 trucks. From 6000 to 25,000 miles on Live Dave Ballantyne, 10 bwf hfrs 729 @2 30.75 Emory Adams, 1 blk cow 1135 @ 20.80 Carvin Pritz, I wf hfr 300 61 36.50 Margie Davis, 1 blk cow 1255 @ 21.80 these trucks and all have heavy-dutyArnission Carvin Pritz,1 wf cow 1195 @ 21.50 Roger Kohls, 1 wf bull 595 @ 28.80 Carvin Pritz, I wf hfr 600 OD 29.60 Harold Miller, 4 wf hfrs 768 @ 30.50 springs and overloads. Ca Utech & Granzow, 1 wf cow 1210 e 20.10 Werner Monnich, 5 bwf strs 792 @ 33.10 SELLING Utech & Granzow, 1 wf hfr 285 @ 37.00 Werner Monnich, 13 blk strs 701 @ 33.30 More To Choose From CATTLE AND Oscar Makovec, 1 blk cow 1105 @ 20.30 Ben Riffel, 2 wf hfrs 712 OP 30.10 Oscar Makovec, 2 blk strs 1120 @ 33.70 1970 Chevrolet 1 toncab and chassis, Brand new, Hubert Steiner, 5 wf strs 266 @ 47.75 16.5 x 7:50 8 ply tires, 250 6 cylinder, 4 speed, single .4' Charles Stinzel, 1 bwf cow [email protected] Elvin Scheufler, 1 blk str 370 @ 37.00 FRIDAY Tom Hett, 1 bwf hfr 350 e 34.50 Earl Piper, 2 blk strs 445 @2 36.70 wheels, tachometer and heavy duty springs....$2,495. Tom Hett, 1 bwf hfr 440 @ 34.00 Percy Wendt, 1 bwf str 415 @ 39.00 1970 Chevrolet 1/2ton, LWB, V8, 3 speed & radio ?storrn Tom Hett, 1 blk hfr 945 @ 26.70 we had a light Percy Wendt, 1 wf str 490 @2 35.80 %yets bidding run of livestc Geo. Venberg, 1 wf bull 405 @ 39.75 1970 Chevrolet% ton, 6 cyl., LWB, 3 speed & radio as Verner Waner, 2 blk hfrs 425 @ 30.50 .rthe remaindermuch as S1.50higl Geo. Venberg, 6 wf strs 533 @ 38.20 1970 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., LWB, 4 speed & radio of the offering. Roy Diepenbrock, 1 wf bull 410 @ 39.25 k!rfr are a few sales from Vinduska Bros., 1 wf hfr 1280 @ 25.20 Roy Diepenbrock, 1 wf bull 320 @ 41.50 1970 Ford Ranchero, V8, automatic, 15,000 actual miles. Nice our auction Vinduska Bros., 1 wf cow 1095 @ 19.00 Orison Funt, 1 wf str 470 @2 36.00 clean unit. Brian Hatterman, 1 wf str 695 @ 33.80 Orison Funt, 1 wf hfr 575 @ 28.90 Paul Robinson, 1 hoist cow 1570 @ 21.30 Charles McMillen, 1 bwf hfr 325 @ 34.00 1967 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, V8, 3 speed, BWB, good clean truck 1040 P.229.25 white ( Ervin Lueker, 1 wf cow 1120 @ 21.00 Ted Svoboda, 3 blk hfrs 472 @ 32.60 1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cylinder, 4 speed 1040 @ 29.50 rn cow Carl Wyckoff, 1 wf cow 1130 @ 19.80 575 C 32.80 hoist c S.M. Sheets, 15 bwf strs 1077 @ 29.80 Larry Hamm, 3 wf strs 647 @ 33.80 1964 GMC 1/2 ton,6 cylinder, 4speed, ready to go Larry Hamm, 6 wf strs 810 @ 32.20 SIS@ 34.30 hoist c Gerhardt Kickhaefer, 4 blk hfrs 816 @ 28.50 1961 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cylinder, SWB, utility box, 3 speed, hoist Glen Milter, 1 blk str 505 @ 33.50 Albert Meyer, 4 bwf strs 614 @ 33.50 0S.S! 3070 Wm. Flood, 4 white sows, 300 @ 18.10 real good looking truck. Knee deep in rubber and runs good 32.90 red CON Glenn Milter, 9 blk hfrs 443 @ 32.70 ouu @ 29.90 Ray Davidson, 5 wf hfrs 412 @ 34.20 Edwin Sklenar, 2 blk sows, 330 @? 14.50 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton, 4 speed, 2 speed, 9:00 rubber,151/2'bed, hoist c, Clinton Hanschu, 4 strs 595 @ 27.40 Bill Barlow, 7 hamp hogs, 266 @ 18.90 lookslike a brand new truck 405C32.50 wf cev, Clinton Hanschu, 1 wf str 775 @ 31.90 Geo. Burkholder, 7 white hogs, 287 @ 19.20 3230 3 blkcoN Clinton Hanschu, 1 char str 835 @ 29.40 Ted Hanschu, 1 hamp boar 375 @ 11.75 a 39 25 Harry Hatterman, 1 blk hfr 345 @, 35.10 Ted Hanschu, 1 hamp boar, 260 @ 19.20 he'll IA3US 0.00 Ed Riffel, 1 red hog 275 @ 18.20 In evening after seven call Melvin Buxman collect and ,A4g,., 26.70 27 mixe, Harry Hatterman, 1 blk bull 405 @ 40.25 be happy to come out and look atyour truck or car.Just call 30 mixe, MARKET REPORTS: Melvinduring the day at TA 5-5431 or evenings after 7 atTA Radio Station WIBW Topeka, Monday 12:15pm; Tuesday, 7 am. 3-3345. .'/Ntion0, Radio Station KJCK, Junction City, Mondaythru Saturday, 8:30 am. iarly ' requests t ie II come look overy

BARN BONDED FOR YOURPROTECTION Excellent Truckand Rail Facilities '"1AN PHONE JENSEN, -913-527 H. Irvin Christiansen EdwardB.Tolle Jim Sullivan Chevrolet Salina. Joe Clemence Concordia, Kans. Phone 1613 Roxbury NNEOLIK Pho" Phone 316-732-3185 Phone 913479-5922 241 N. Santa 5-5431 S. Phone Fe 913 TA .LIUSJENSEN,Narka Lee W. Remy Kans. Phone Fieldman C. C. Wendt Fieldman Ted Haefner Hardy', Phone 913-983-4473 SCHOU, 913.258-2529 Phone 316-924-5446 SALINA, KANSAS Agenda,Nebr. Phone Kans. Phor on Thursday, February 18, at theorange has probably done more than Armory. any other tree in reducing wind Grass & Grain Viiay Have WordSoon Carcass andSunflower Derbyerosion on sandy soilsin central 29 barrows must be in the Maurer-Kansas, say state and Extension Neuer yards by 9am. Thursday. Theforesters at Kansas State Univer- February 9, 1971 InStolen Cattle Sunflower Derby isa special barrow sity. performance class in which hogs Commonly called "hedge" or "bois )rty headof cattle stolen from auntil he completes entered farmers. Belleville last week are investigation of havealready been d'art,"itoriginated ina small It has strong, durable wood. As a lot near the theft. nominated for the show. but Republic county region of the Red River valley inmember of the mulberry family, it is c in place, The cattle- 40 head of Polled Judging of live hogs will be held atsoutheastern Oklahoma, south- iff RobertBlecha says he is notHerefords belonging the only species within its genus. Fig toBelleville9:30 am. Friday, February 19. western Arkansas and northeastern g to sayanything about the casecar dealer Harold Kling and rubbertreesareremotely and in the Breed champions and the toppen Texas. related species. Kongs feedlot southof Belleville justof three in the junior and senior ButreallyKansassettlers 100 yards of US81 One -year -old osage orange - were stolen lastdivisions will be selected. Pens of10 discovered that it was hardy and Tuesday. will also be judged. seedlings are available again this could be grown in thick rows asyear through the tree distribution By Saturday theywere back in the The adult and juniorjudging lot, with Blecha hedge fences. Where native treesprogram ofstate and Extension maintaining silencecontest will be held from 9 to 10:30 were scare and fence posts wereforesters at Kansas State. Order on the case. am. Saturday. It will be followed at hewn from stone, the osage orange Kling's cattle weighed 11 am. by selection of the junior and forms are available at your county 400 to 500 was a welcome and valuable tree toExtension office. lbs., included 14 heiferseligible forsenior champion barrows, the grand registry, andwere valued at aboutand reserve grand champion single $9,000. barrows andthepenofthree There have been otherlivestockchampion. Northeast Kangas Hereford Assn. theftsin the area over thepast Entries must be submitted to Jim ANNUAL SALE couple of months, including31 headWiford, superintendent, 1800 South of cattle from the Hebron,Nebr.,Summit Street, Arkansas City, Kan., Polled and Horned sale barn in December and40 headon or before February 12. of hogs in the York, Nebr.,area. SAT., FEB. 201:00 p.m. at Farmers Livestock Exchange TOPEKA, KANSAS A New Guide 7 miles south on US 75 More Details For Farm Tax 20 BULLS 19 FEMALES On Ark City Management - CONSIGNORS - Concernoverincometaxes Blair Herefords. Yates CenterJames W. McKnight, Eskridge Hog Show reaches a high point this time of Jess & Janet Christie Cecil Phillips... Valley Falls )e happy l, year,but most Kansas farmers Muscotah Arkansas City becomes the swine J. M. Southard Hoyt et 80 realizetheimportanceofyear - KennethHiegert capital of Kansas when it hosts thearound tax management. truck has,!: annual Kansas Spring Barrow Show Council GroveGeraldL.Todd "The farmbusinessmanager Williamsburg no miles, and Carcass Contest February 18-19- Ray Hottman Muscotah 20. doesn't need to be a tax expert," Triple R Hereford Farms g 4th. Ith Cosponsored by the Cooperativesays Dr. John Schlender, Extension Keith Kessler De Soto Valley Falls economistat Kansas air hor Extension Service at Kansas State State University."But he must know Auctioneer: Gene Watson tractor University,the Arkansas City or Chamber of Commerce and Maurer-enough about taxes to recognize the For Catalog Contact: L. ELDON GIDEON, Secretary n't miss fir Neuer Meat Packers, tax consequences of farm decisions the showand know when to call a consultant." Rt. 6 - North Topeka, Kansas 66608 always attracts top purebred and Phone 913 233 -9859 )KING FOR ToassistKansas farmersin I TEEMS' TRACKS crossbred market barrows from throughout the state. developing a program of good tax !publiccounty sheriffRobert management,theCooperative 3 looks over truck tracksmade Registration,weighing,ear elleville feedlot, which had 40 head Extension Service at K -State has tagging and payment of entry fees.made the publication "Income Tax Saturday, Feb. 20 led Herefords stolen and then re - are scheduled from 10 am. to 8 pm. 1, last week. Management For Farmers" Starts 10 a.m. - Lunch Served available through county Extension We are retiring from the farm and will sell at auction our farm, farm equipment, Missouri Cooperative Feeder off ices. household goods and antiques on the farm "This bulletin has been located 1/2 east and 1/2 south of Olsburg, Ks. Livestock Association include changes brought about by the on the Prairie Parkway road. 1969 Tax Reform Act,"explains FEEDER PIG SALES Schlender."It discusses changes directly affecting farmers." 160A FARM & EQUIPMENT February 23-24 & March 1 & 2 Also discussedare major tax HOUSEHOLD GOODS, planning decisions and tax items Farm Machinery ANTIQUES AND 5,000 FEEDER PIGS SELL often overlooked. COLLECTORS ITEMS uesday, February 23 -Marble Hill, Mo. 1,500 head 1937 IHC F-20 tractor on rubber, 65,000 BTU Moore propane ednesday, February 24 -Lebanon, Mo. 1,500 head Farmers contemplating a change in their reporting method will be hyd. pump, runs good heater, fan and automatic, good. onday, March 1 -Salem, Mo. 1,000 head 1936 IHC F-12 tractor, on steel, Square dining table; 2 treadle esday, March 2 -Linn, Mo. 1,000 head interested in a comparison of each runs good sewing machines; flower SALES START AT 1:00 P.M. and accrual methods. IHC manure spreader, on rubber pedestal;piano;divan;round A income tax estimate worksheet 4 -wheel trailer with 8x12 bed oak heating stove; oak vanity accinated against erysipelas.Sorted intouniformlots. is included in the bulletin. "Use of Lumber wagon on rubber with dresser. vrolet 21((eights 35 to 120 lbs.For information write Charles E. Executive Secretary, Mo. Co-op Feeder Livestock the sheet will enable a farmer to see box Antique leather vise;pitcher cylindersicusfahlit where he stands tax wise at any time John Deere 2x14 plow on steel pump; 6 large stone jugs; jugs; ssn , t.3, Fulton, Mo. 65251.Phone 314 642-3882. John Deere 2x12 plow on steel dairy churn; lard press; antique axle and during the year," Schlender points MICE TO BUYERS- Please obtain permit from your out. Hand corn sheller well wheel; 14' ladder. le has a1,:ate prior to sale date. Also bring letter of credit from 7 steel barrels; 6' water tank Art glass door and art glass hoistour banker. Tractor wheel & tire 11x36 window fromoldLutheran id no 4 antique wagon wheels church. 0" grainsia Electric brooder; 210 -gal. cream Castironseat;flatirons; Osage Orange cans; set old harness & 3 collars; kerosene lamps; wash bowl and I lofthreea some old horse drawn pitcher;a lot of nice antique IIthI Belleville Livestock machinery; forks, shovels, saws,picture frames. Still A Favorite hand tools and the usual 2 loads of Skillets; glass lid fruit jars; 0e he0ornavilyes small misc. items used on theshaving mug; 4 mustache mugs, -dCommission Co., Inc. farm. nice ones; iron kettle; shoe lathe; In Program lantern; 7 qt. pressure cooker. The osage orange is a real friend HENS SELLING CATTLE AND HOGS 12 Calif. White yearling hens Antique platform rocker; other of the conservationist in parts of antique rockers; antique book- 7-rom Starts 12:30 Noon Kansas. CAR case; candle burning chandelier; EVERY Hogs Sell First 1938 Chevrolet coupe, good Brandnew, FRIDAY Planted in single rows, the osage 2 windshields for Model T antique walnut cupboard. r, 4speed, Also other Model T parts 2 old trunks; Swedish sleigh .$2,6 bells (nice ones); dishes, pots, wings... Due to the storm we had a light run of livestock. The market was Terms On Personal Property pans and many antique and & radio :five, with buyers bidding as much as $1.50 higher on butcher cows ttd steady on the remainder of the offering. Cash Day Of Sale collectors items not listed. )ed & radio Listed below are a few sales from our auction: )ed & radio REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT 3:00 ,000 actual CATTLE 1 white cow 1495 @? 24.00 Improved 160A farm. Legal Description: NW 1/4 of 25-7-7, Blue if hfr 1040 @29.25 1 rn cow /clf (?294.00 Valley Twp., Pottawatomie County, Kansas. 60A broke, balance clear)W,wmfixsetdr hfrs 1040 @29.50 1 hoist cow 1605 0 22.30 grass and building site. 1, good 575 @32.80 1 hoist cow 1570 0: 22.40 Has 22.0 feed grain base, 7.9 wheat allotment, broke ground is peed dk str 515 @34.30 1 hoist cow 1585 @ 22.40 terraced and has had alfalfa and clover in last 11 years. ady to go 865 @30.70 1 red cow 1115 @ 19.00 Spring fed pond, 3 good wells. Improvements consist of 7 room 2 8.11f)lixktrstrs 602 @32.90 1 hoist cow 1395 @ 22.40 story frame house, bath, enclosed porch, REA, running water. 4 B, utility 600 @29.90 1 wf cow 1225 Cs 22.10 andrer\vmf liefdrsh hfrs @250.00 rooms have oak floors and built-ins. .1 rubber 446 @32.50 3 blk cows Barn with lean to, chicken house, machine shed and crib, garage rubber,11 405 @32.30 9:00 ibwfrf strs 400 @39.25 HOGS and granary, hog house, other improvements, on Prairie Parkway fur 305 @40.00 27 mixed pigs (a 16.00 gravel road. Close to good small town, schools and church. oisstrstrs- 1044 @26.70 30 mixed pigs @ 15.00 TERMS ON REAL ESTATE - 25 percent down day of sale, balance in 30 days or when abstract is delivered. Down paymentto xmancollect car be escrowed in Union State Bank, Olsburg, Kansas. truck or 'or information livestock, call any of after more or requests to look over your Buyer to get full possession 1st March, 1971. Buyer to get growing evenings following and we'llcome OA: wheat. Seller to pay 1970 and all prior years taxes. Your inspection invited prior to sale. This farm will sell to highest bidder sale day. BARN PHONE -913-527-2258 HARLAN JENSEN. Salina. Kans. Phone 913-825-0912 BOB CRAIG, Concordia, Kans. Phone 913-243-1112 kau,t MIKE KNEDLIK, Narka, Kans. Phone 7021 i(94044# Oscar & Vera Nordgren, Owners evro JULIUS JENSEN, Hardy, Nebr. Phone 402-279-3293 913 TA CALVIN SCHOU, Agenda, Kans. Phone 355 Auctioneers; Foster Kretz Auction Service Clerk: Union State jiam11b Do something worthwhile if you want Clay Center, Ph. Morganville WA 6-4422 Bank, Olsburg to be recognized. ISAS of Ga.] Morganville, Kans., Floyd Han-March 6 so Dean at - Consi Giefer. Kans., farmlandauction, son estate. Auct.Foster Kretz. Cuba, Ks., spoiZient sal;gealliew, ll. in Wash- Mar- 20 First National Bank Feb. 26 - PerformanceTested Lions Club. j1864tiet. ginpOr An Gleb ington.Auot. J. T. Dickson. boar sale, SENEKSwine Test- Hammond, ter'%Odtleti°T1 G&G Calendar northeast 1181 C. COP vester Feb. 15 - Farmland Nebr., Mar. 6 0..1 old sale to be ing Station, Wymore, - Farm smith. of Barneston, Nebr., Jurgens, GreenMrs. e /05IP' and an,,d Feb. 1-9-10-11 Jr. Thimm & Delmer at - Feeder Pig tis & Son & Wolken. held at the BohemianHall Auct. Jim Mar. 20 Sales, Missouri Co-operative Nebr., aucts. Barre $11°/111 Catt°r1w°u Angus Feb. 13 - Tools, Chev. car and north of Barneston, sale east ofMar. 6 . a& Stoat' Feeder Livestock Assn., in Sa- miscellaneous items in Enter- Bohemian Feb. 27 - Farm - Machinery burg, sale to be held at the Randall, Kans., ErmineLov- meritsale "dsq0dUCt1011 lem, Marble Hill, Lebanon and in "' prise, Kans., J. Howard Horn- Mabel Howe, Bill G. Mans- Leroy '11'. 'r eford 20 Sarcoxie on dates shown suc- seth.Auct. Gerald Zimmer. Glen Gregersen red ffer Mar. ierestate.Aucts. Carl and ker and Frances L.Mansker, Smith, and south( cessively.Charles E. Ausfahl, Feb. 27 - Surplusmachinery in aucts. t'o 01; coecordl Au, Wm. Schnell. Aucts. Schultis & Son &Wol- Minneapolis, Ks., LottsImp- Mar. 6 vert1 sec. Feb. 13 - Household sale at Alta - Farm on, ken. plements.Aucts. Melvin Zu- of Onaga, 'In,- asse. Ma, 20 Feb. 9 - Antiques and house- Vista, Harold Rolf. Auct. Evertt of Kans mrss° i, Lag of Feb. 15 - Farm sale north Wrosch. a4,I.-Ie nor' Detroi hold goods in Scandia, Kans., ker and Willis. Darg. Aucts. Jim sale Say. Clifton, Kans., Oren Heitsman.Feb. 27 - Farm sale eastof and Marvin 10 git en Auct. John & Catherine Nystrom. Feb. 13 - Farm sale southwest Auct. Foster Kretz Cottrell Auct. Eugene Waring. St. George, Kans., Albert Wal-March 6- Farm sale. .e 1' gretz. Mar. 22 of intersection of US 75 & 56Feb. 16 - Cattle & machinery of Herington of Feb. 10 - Farm sale southeast ters.Auct. Bob Wilson. " fast"le north farm east of Emporia, Ks.) then 31/2 southeast of Aurora, Ks.,Mr. Wm. Got Feb. 27 - Farm sale at east Schnell. F°IossaA. R' Mary: of Odell, Nebr., Mrs. Paul west, 1/2 south., Mrs. Lawrence & Mrs. Ronald LeTourneau. Auct, Riggert. Aucts. Schultis and edge of Salina, Ks. Aucts. Ro- Schnell. r' W, Crites. Otis Tucker. Aucts. Ernest Arnold Aucts Rollie & Larry Lagasse. ,,...,,,,,' southeast Son & Wolken. ger A. Johnson& Son. Mar. 6- Farm sale Roche and Wayne Wischropp. Feb. 16 - Farm sale northof just Feb. 10 - 24th annual LincolnFeb. 13 - Farm sale northwest Feb. 27 - Farm sale southeast Salina, Kansas., 0 salejohn BellMar. 22 Emponia, Kans., Charlie Laird. of Emporia, Ks., Mrs. L. W. F. Beil. Aucts, Mr. & pis! County Hereford Assn. sale in Ray Ger Iona . of Cl of Council Grove, Ks., Mr. and Aucts. Evert Smith and Leo- ohm. Sylvan Dillman. Aucts. Jim Barr and Melvin Temple. .:';laterfarm Ma Sales Barn, Sylvan Mrs. Norman Kahle. Aucts. nard Combs. Thom Grove, Kansas., W. G. Watson, Ralph Van Sickle. March 6 01131 con. Kretz Walt & Jim Kirkem,inde. of Farm sale sal' 111 Feb. 16 - Farm sale north of Frankfort so elt sec. Auct. Harold Tonn. Feb. 13 - Sale of antiques and Emporia, Ks., Charlie Laird. Feb. 27 - Land auction east of Mrs, (i01 Walker' Mar. 26 Feb. 10 - Farm sale northwest furniture in Sterl Hall, Abi- Blue Rapids, Kans., Otis Ham- mond. Don Roche Auct. Evert Smith. Changed Breeding, & 'ilrm14'sale sale soatheast of Guide Rock, Nebr., Mr. & lene, Kans., Fred C. Weishaar, from Feb. 18. mett. Auct. Don Roche aucts. Mrs. Joe Shimic. Auct. Slim Auct. Ron Montgomery. Feb. 27 - Livestock & farm saleMar. 6- Farm sale Montgomery. Feb. 17 - Farm sale southeast Home City, A Feb. 13 -- Farm sale southeast of Junction City, Ks., Mr. & south of Manhattan. Mr. & Kans., WeStbranCil Feb. 12 - Antiques and house- of Leroy, Kans., Mrs. Frank- Mrs. Robert Hoerner. Law- (Pete)Meyers. HERD SIRES Mrs. Lawrence Kamm. Auct Johnson. Anet, hold goods in Clay Center, Ks. lin Burger.Aucts. Glen Gleg- rence Welter, auct. NI54 Howard Langvardt. Fair c Mrs. Cyril C. Smee. Auots El- ersen and Evert Smith. Mar. 1 - Performance tested March 6- Green G PiCKETIIERIMANMissouri State Feb. 18 - Restaurant equipment of a don Thorman and Gary Beck.Feb. 13 - Farm sale & antiques boar sale at K -State ,Manhat- Farm annual IA Pn KEBAN 8 of Sunset Grill, 903 Crawford, produ correct to Feb. 12 - Farm sale northwest north of Olpe, Kans., Charley tan, Ks., Kansas Swine Im- south of Lorraine, fAINKNOLLSof the most Salina, Ks., quitting business. Ka of Byron, Nebr., Mr. & Mrs. provement Assn., R. H. Hines, schel, Arlo Iliissireene as Barnett. Auct. J. H. Hind. Auct. Foster Kretz. and Dick HEIFERS, Oct. George Kettelhut. Aucts. Schul- OPEN Feb. 15 Washington county, supervisor. Sale mgr. Phil .lOchoice nice group Feb. 19 -- Farm sale northeast Ljungd oed nextspring. A Mar. 1 - Annual new & used in-Mar. 8- Farm sale, en of Council Grove, Ks. ,Arnold sjbulls. Wasmund. Aucts. Walter & ventory reduction auction in Kansas, Mr Mrs. v Stockton, Ks., Rooks County Ryser. Aucts. LEON &MARGE Jim Kirkeminde. This sale was Rolliean Implement Co., JD dealer. Lagasse. 034145558 south of Abilen postponed from Feb. 6 due to ed11 miles weather. Auct. Don Legere. Mar. 8- Quitting busi in Feb. 20 - Household goods at Mar. 1 - Farm & cattle sale tion in Abilene,Ks., 1417 Leavenworth, Manhattan, south of Kingman, Ks., W. J. lene Truck & Tractor Kansas, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Brown. McPheeters, Auct. Larry Gie- dealer)Auct. Foster Aucts. Lawrence Welter and fer, Auct. Mar. 8,1971- Kansas Glenn Applegate. March 1 - Apartment house at Hereford Assn. Sprin Feb. 20 - Farm sale west of auction in Marysville,Ks., sale at Norton, K Cheney, Ks., reservoir, Nor- Alta Hammett heirs. Auct. Wtttorff, secretary. Don Roche. Feeder cattle market $1.00 higher. 1 bwf hfr 455 (a?32.70 bert Tiemeyer. Auct. Larry Mar. 10 - Farm sale Stocker cattle steady with last weeks 3 blk hfrs 481 OP 32.10 Giefer Mar. 1 - Farm sale south of Alma, Kans.,Clarence prices. There is a great demand for 2 bwf hfrs 547 0? 32.10 Feb. 20 - Livestock and farm Clay Center, Kans., George A. Auct. Joe Raine. cattle weighing 700 to 800 pounds. 1 bik hfr 545 @ 32.00 Check our prices and see if you would sale northeast of Abilene, Ks., Livengood. Auct. Foster Kretz. Mar. 10- Antiques & h like to sell at Junction City Livestock COWS Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCosh. AuctsMar. 1-4 - State Hereford Assn. goods in Herington, market. With five major hog buyers theI brown swiss cow150 @ 23.10 Carl Schnell and Wm. Schnell. show & sale at Merrigan Bros. erine King. Aucts. B market created plenty of competition. blk cow 430 @ 22.90 sale barn north of Marysville, and Carl Schnell._ Following is a partial listing of our 1 hoist cow 295 0, 22.90 Feb. 20 - Farm sale at Saf- Mo. Bob Hitchcock, sec-treas. last sale. hoist cow 395 61?22.90 fordsville, Ks., Ted Klenk. Auct Mar. 10 - Farm cow 485 0% 22.80 Jim Barr. This sale was post- & sale mgr. land northwest, FEEDER STEERS & HEIFERS 2 hoist cows 382 (a,22.70 March 2 - Land auction north Fred Pfizenmaier 1 wf str 690 (1135.80. hoist cow 395 OP 22.60 poned from Nov. 20. 605 Oa 34.70 of Marysville, Ks., Keith Wil- Foster Kretz. 5 wf strs hoist cow 520 @ 22.50 F'eb. 20 - Farm sale cast of Ols- the 7'wf strs 753 @ 34.35 hoist cow 140 @ 22.40 burg, Ks., Oscar Nordgren. Auct. liams. Don Roche, Auct. March 13- Farm sale ors that bucked 11 blk strs 661 @ 34.10 hoist cow 050 (a22.30 March 2 - Farm sale north of Marysville, Ks., B. R. and roads to get cattle 10 mixed strs 751 0? 34.00 Foster Kretz. red cow 515 (a?21.90 Marysville, Ks., Blue Valley Ilfriday's sale, were well 32 mixed strs 786 @34.00 blk cow 335 @ 21.90 Feb. 20 - Northeast Kansas Wilson. Aucts. Raleigh 4 blk strs 715(w 33.80 hoist cow 410 lea21.80 Hereford Assn. Sale at Farm- Ranch, Roche & Breeding, ing & Don Roche. for their efforts. Stocker 5 char strs 605 0? 33.70 ers Livestock Exchange south Aucts. Mar. 13 - Farm sale & liasS1.00 to $2.00 higher, the 5 bwf strs 793 (0_!33.70 HOGS Mar. 6 (Postponed from Feb. 27) tRIS and heifers rode the 2 bwf strs of Topeka, Ks., Eldon Gideon, southeast of Cheney, 817(°' 33.50 11 mixed butch 222 Oa 20.20 it, they looked 51.00 to 6 blk strs 713 33.40 12 mixed butch 221 @ 20.10 sec., Gene Watson, auct. - Farm sale south of Wamego, Lorgh, Jr., Auct, Larry 10r. Cows and bulls were 3 char strs 726 (q).33.10 9 white butch 229 0../20.05 Feb. 20 - Household goods & Ks., Edward Heikes & Son. Mar. 13 - Farm sale n 1 bik str 800 @ 33.10 24 white butch 244 0, 20.00 miscellaneous inSalina, An- Auct. Foster Kretz. Emporia, Kans., Fred 1110 up. 1 char str 850 @ 32.30 12 white butch 220 (9 20.00 below are a few sales front 2 char strs 935 it'32.10 na Berquist estate. Aucts. Ro- er.Auct. Evert Smi 10 mixed butch 224 Oa 20.00 Mar. 6 - Cattle and farm equip- last Friday: 3 char sirs 810 @ 32.00 20 white butch 232 @ 19.95 ger A. Johnson & Son. ment northwest of Cawker Ci-Mar. 13 - Farm sale a 58 mixed strs 949 @ 31.75 20 mixed butch 232 0%19.95 Feb. 20 - Farm sale southeast City,Kans., Arthur 7 mixed strs 915 @ 30.10 33 mixed butch 229 is19.90 ty, Kans., Mr. & Mrs. Ralph [Rh FEEDER STEERS of Herington, Ks., Roy Schump Aucts.MiltonAnderso 1 wf str 1005@ 30.10 20 mixed butch 224 OP19.90 Becker. Auct. Gerald Zimmer. 310 @ 45.25 1 bwf hfr 600 @ 30.75 Aucts. Lee Remy & H. M. Jim Kirkeminde. 2 mixed hfrs ,895 it?29.30 SOWS Sharp. 225 @ 45.25 9 wf hfrs 699 @ 29.20 MOTPhone CO 345 @ 45.00 1 white sow - 350 0'16.70 Feb. 20 - Furniture and an- 2 spotted sows 352 @ 15.90 1IIk sirs 396 @ 41.60 HOLSTEIN STEERS tiques in Junction City, Kans., 1 white sow 450 Oa15.80 375 @ 40.00 2 hoist strs 517 @ 32.10 13 spottted sows 413(r? 15.70 Charles Burns.Auct.C. W. RONALD ICE ORS,ft 1 hoist str 440 @ 31.00 4 white sows 407 Oa15.50 Crites.. North Kansas Largest Volume Dealer 760 @ 33.40 1 hoist str 310 @ 36.10 5 mixed sows 455 @ 15.25 Feb. 22 - Farm sale north of CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 617 @ 35.30 1 hoist str 610 @ 29.50 1 white sow 565 (a)15.20 5 hoist strs 604 @ 29.30 Emponia, Kans., Ruth Smith. NW Second -ABILENE, KANS, 608 @ 34.70 11 hoist strs 843 @ 27.80 PIGS Auct. Evert Smith. 575 @ 35.80 2 hoist strs 905 @ 27.70 15 white pigs 0% 18.00 Feb. 22 - Farm sale southwest hi 691 @ 34.30 1 hoist str 840 @ 27.30 rI 51 mixed pigs 17.50 of Waterville, Kans., Elmer 9 Better Cars 845 @ 34.40 10 hamp pigs @ 17.00 it STEER CALVES 30 mixed pigs @ 17.00 Pritz, changed from Jan.22. 815 @ 33.30 1 bwf str 245 @ 43.75 hi 37 hamp pigs (a)16.75 Auct. Foster Kretz. With Low Price Tags 695 @ 33.85 1 bwf str 260 @ 43.60 24 white pigs 1 bik str 16.25 Feb. 23 - Serrien's Double S 595 @ 35.10 284 @ 41.75 27 mixed pigs 0?16.25 1970 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, 4 door In 2 wf strs Polled Hereford sale Radio, heater, automatic, power steering, air. 911 @ 31.90 350 @ 40.50 19 mixed pigs @. 15.25 at Lin- to 1 wf str 415 @ 39.50 -13 mixed pigs 1969 CHEVROLET Townsman station wagon 989 @ 31.80 @ 15.25 coln, Kans., Leon D. Riffel, ...... la 18 wf strs 476 @ 39.25 17 spotted pigs (415.00 sale mgr. V-8, radio, heater, automatic, power steering & brak 766 @ 34.10 12 wf strs hi 463 @ 37.80 29 mixed pigs it'14.00 1969 FORD Galaxie 500 4 door 712@ 34.00 7 bwf strs 499 @ 37.00 1 hamp boar 480 @ 16.50 Feb. 24 - Farm sale and live- V-8, radio, heater, automatic, power steering, air. Alter 1 bik str 460'.@ 36.40 2 red boars stock southeast of Talmage, 1. 560 @ 13.50 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 4 door .... &FEEDER 10 yi 2 bwf strs 525 @ 36.40 1 spotted boar 405 @ 13.85 Kans., Mrs. Lyle Snider. Aucts. V-8, radio, heater, automatic, power steering, e HEIFERS 6 wf strs 555 @ 35.80 2 spotted boars 385 @ 13.90 ,U,11 343 @ 36.0080 b, 1 blk str 530 @? 35.00 Carl and Wm. Schnell. 438 @ 33.8065 w 6 bik strs 526 @ 34.90' These pigs weighing 2545 Feb. 26 - Farm sale eastof 35 b 3 bwf strs 585 @ 34.90 pounds brought from $10.00 to 1970 CHIIVELLE 520 @ 33.00 13 bwf strs 608 @ 34.50 $14.00. This beauty hasnever been sold !! It has a 50,000 619 @ 32.1552 el 16 bik strs 543 @ 34.20 DISCOUNTS FOR warranty and is brandnew. It is a 2 -door hardtop 559559 @ 17 29 el Kars to ALREADY CONSIGNED: V-8 motor, radio, heater, and automatic transmissio 50 cl HEIFER CALVES 100 wf strs weighing from FARM & HOME On this one youcan 515 @ 32.50 1 bwf hfr Is 645 @ 31.1085w 275 @ 36.00 550 to 750. 2x4 and 2x6 up to 20' SAVE BIG ! 6 char hfrs 479 @ 35.75 70 wf hfrs weighing from 550 .. Ile b ft. TUNEIN ABILENE 8 bwf hfrs 494@ 33.90 %" AC plywood, ext. grade STATIO to 650. 2ONOON 13 wf hfrs 531 @ 33.80 These cattle are pre -conditioned $3.50 1967 CHEVROLETImpala 2 -door hardtop...... EACH THUM 4 blk hfrs 501 @ 33.50 Suspended ceiling FRIDAY choice quality and are in thin con- 22c sq. ft. Super Sport with bucket seats, V-8, radio, heater, FOR OUR 6 blk hfrs 406 @ 33.25 dition. Roll ends carpet $2.75 sq. yd. MARKS Kodel polyester shag matte, power steering and brakes, air. 4 wf hfrs 445 @ 33.00 68 mixed hfrs 575 to 625. 1966 FORD Galayde Yardmen 500, V-8, 4 dr. 6 wf hfrs 430 @ 33.00 These cattle are real green and choice $2.99 sq. yd...... On Duty 2 bwf hfrs 450 @ 32.75 quality. Famous Name Brand Mixed Radio, heater, automatic,power steering. Chocolates 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu4 door station wagon ...... 1,4 44c lb. AREOPEN If you have livestock to appraise, call: 5 lbs. $2.00 V-8, radio, heater, 3 speed stick. ft 24 HOUR - 10 lbs. $3.90 ck isour business Coats - V2 41:booded VERN LANG VARDT, Manager, 238-8211, Junction City off regular price o our onl andoperating HOWARD LANG VA RDT,Auctioneer, 238-8212, Junction City Watch For Our 2nd 1965 CHEVY II under C 4°It3339indy Anniversary Coming Soon 2-dr. sedan, radio, heater, 3-spd. on the floor, bucket Reynolds LICENSEDAND BONDED $695 C04 Dan BARN PH. JUNCTION CITY 238-1471 SURPLUS CITY C( South 5th Street 1965 FORD Custom ...... HERB NEUMEYE El, White City, Phone 349-2%3 HERINGTON, KANSAS 500 4 -door LDS, Harry Herbel, Owner V-8, radio, heater, automatic,power steering. Al rt 6 ---- 0,31w, XS 1, b ' sk-: of Garden Plain, ns Club,iv.iar..,.2Farm sale south of Ks., Mrs. .1' - r_, Dean Goldsmith. of Abilene, Kans., Ralph and sinnIond 'cs,ainego, Ks., Mrs. Mcanich. Auct. Larry Roberta Allen. Move Local Grass & Grain 6 ...... D Giefer. Auct. Foster Lawrenceit,,r;a1N,--3Welter,auct. teen, Annual production Mar. 20 Kretz. This salewas changed - Personal property in from Apr. 12. February9, 1971 tact, ',1;11.0. ,Ir.lel. Museum From of registered and corn- Emporia, Kans.,estate of Syl-Mar. 27- Farm sale east of '. 6...1-)7,,77-e- 1 Herefords and and vester Basinger.Auct. Evert .ent Smith. Pretty Prairie, Ks., Herman saleqinki.3-narrtejaerHorses at Cottonwood Lucas To Hays visitorseach weekend.Since Mar. 20 Schrag. Auct. Larry Giefer. len Gregers Kans., Titus & Stout. - Performance testedMarch 29- Farm sale north of Naegele acquired and restoredit With,auctswen 15nnualproduction Angus sale, LaflinRanch, Ols- three years ago, it has been drawing burg, Kans. Cuba, Kansas, Mr. & Mrs. Fred LUCAS - This Russell County tourists. Farr, ale ofregistered Hereford Baxa. Aucts. Jack Gieber and town is losing one longtime touristan increasing number of Mar. 20 Naegele said 9,000 signed the guest unaga, R;,.)tills north of Concordia, Ks., - Farm sale & antiques Rollie & Larry Lagasse. attraction, but an older one,the 'rosch. ;mil & Carl Swenson. Aucts. southeast of Alma.Aucts. Mar. 29 Garden of Eden, will remain. book last year. AuctsN Larry Lagasse. - Farm sale east of Id MarvinOollie and Evertt Say & Joe.Raine. Bennington, Kans., Mrs. Har- Harry Bates, Downs outdoor sale north of Mar. 20 'eh 6___. - Farm sale north of old Leeburg.Auct. Foster advertising man, born in the Lucas Herington4: Kans., Orville Kitch- Detroit, Kans., BillTobias. Kretz. area,willmoveMiller'sRockONE SECOND TOJUMP Auct. Foster Kretz. Auct. Foster Kretz. rn* Mar. 30- Farm sale north ofGarden and Museum from here toFROM UPSET TRACTOR hnell,.te-...1.7Schnell Farm sale north ofMar. 22 How long does the operator of a r' - Earth moving and Frankfort.Art Samuelson. Hays. He bought it from the estate Voodbine, Kans., A. R. farm machinerysouthof Breeding & Roche, aucts. of Roy Miller, Lucas well -driller,farm tractor have to leap off he 3.1i6naT Auct. C. W. Crites. seat to safety when the machine . KParisass':ichrnidt. Marysville, Ks., Mr.& Mrs. April 1- Mid -Kansas Shorthorn who collected rocks from all over the 19 Farm sale southeast Otis Hammett. Aucts.Don Show & Sale at Salina. Milton world. upsets? Industry, Kans., John Iseli Roche & Raleigh Less than one secondis the TAfchelnuetpsierf. Breeding. Nagely, Abilene, mgr. The rocks will be laid out near the Auct. Foster Kretz. Mar. 22- Farm sale northeastApr. 3 - Farm sale west of Her- Hays Holiday Inn on1-70ina conclusion of Clarence Ste\ ms, 7'61 6 Parz, r.19 Annual farm machin- of Clay Center, Ks.,Ralph ington, Ks., Mrs. Walter Will. duplication of the Miller Garden,University of Missouri-Colun hia consignment sals in Con- toFrnda, nflicirth°11. Thompson estate. Auct.Foster Aucts Bill Schnell& Carl and antiques in the Miller Museumextension engineer. reeding,-- rvanrdia,r' Kansas, Tom Walker. Kretz. Schnell will be housed in a buidling nearby. Stevens said that unless the nets 20 - Farm sale southeastMar. 26- Farm sale northeast Wayne Naegele, who for the lasttractor can be dethrottled within 6 - Fart;, 1% Apr. 5 (night) - Balthrop Farm three years has owned Lucas' 68 -less than a second there is no :orneCity, tested Hampshire hog sale in Pete) year -oldGardenofEden,isn'tstopping the rearing and upset. Meyers, Newton, Kans., John Balthrop, The operator, unless thrown Thnson. West branch Angus Peabody, Kans. moving it. The Garden, built by the late Samuel P. Dinsmoor, a civil warclear, is in danger of being pinned 'ch 6 HERD SIRES: Green Apr. 5 - Farm sale west of So- veteran, in 1907, included a largeor crushed by the machine. arm annual HECKETTIERIMAN N154 lomon,Kans.,ChesterKirt- yardfullofconcrete statuesof Stevenssuggestssensible mth of (A son of a Missouri State Fair champ) Lee TWIN KNOLLS KEBAN 8 land.Auct. Foster Kretz. Adam, Eve, the serpent and otherdriving practices, avoiding steep thel, Arlo and (His sire -one of the most correct ton bulls in America) April 12 - Pasture -time consign- figures,andalifelikeconcreteslopes, ditches, holes and em- ale mgr. Phil ment sale at Plain View Farm, American flag on a staff, In thebankments, and advises use of For Sale: 10 choice OPEN HEIFERS, Oct. and Nov. yearlings. safety aids. Some protection can .7* 8 - Farm Just right to breed next spring. A nice group of yearling and Enterprise, Ks., Leon D. Riffel, large rock house were samples of be obtained from a frame such as :ansas, Mr ,& 2year old bulls. sale mgr. Dinsmoor's woodworking. .yser. Aucts, For years before Dinsmoor'sroll bar or a protective cab, he ,agasse. LEON & MARGE GEISERT Apr. 12 -- Farm sale in Chap- death in 1931, the Garden drew manysaid. Ph. A/C913 479-5558 Rt. 3, Hope, Kansas man, Ks. area, Elmer Krinhop. 8 - Quittis Our farm is located 11 miles south of Abilene on K 15 Auct. Foster Kretz. on in Abilene, LAND AUCTION ne Truck & Will sell at public auction for the First National Bank, Wash- ealer)Auct, ington, Kansas, 8,1971 105 ACRES Cereford Assn WASHINGTON COUNTY LAND Ile at Norton,: rittorff, secre'z Reynolds MONDAY, FEBRLTARY 15 - 2:00 P.M. r.10 - Farr At the farm 33/4 miles west of Washington, on highway US -36; dma, Kans, (' qov:.:: or 23/4miles east of the highway 15W - US36 intersection on met. Joe Rail; mg.L. Highway 36. 1 Sale Barn All broke land.17.8 acres seeded to alfalfa, balance in cultivation. =; r. 10 - AntiL w, Improvements: 300 feet of fence line bunks with a 10 ft. slab; oods in Herin. 70x14x15 trench silo,all concrete. rine King. k ABILENE, KS. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: nd Carl Schar. Selling Every FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington,Kansas r. 10 - Farm: or J. T. Dickson, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker Ind northwest Washington, Kansas - Phone 913 325-2285 'red Pfizenrna] FRIDAY 'oster Kretz. . Starts 1:00 p.m. rch 13 - Far.The consignors that bucked the 15 b/bwf hfrs 723 @ 31.30 larysville, Ks, 1)ad weather and roads to get cattle 3 wf hfrs 745 @ 30.50 Auctsin to last Friday's sale, were well 6 wf hfrs 514 @ 33.60 lg & Don Roc:rewarded for their efforts. Stocker higher, the r. 13 Farr, ::'.attle was $1.00 to $2.00 BULLS outheast of C7feedersteers and heifers rode the 2 wf bulls 632 @ 33.30 Awome rocket, they looked $1.00 to orgh, Jr., 1 char bull 1275 @ 28.25 FaO2.00 higher. Cows and bulls were 1 wf bull 1645 @ 27.10 Kans.Fully $1.00 up. 1 bik bull 1075 @ 25.20 :mporia, Listed below are a few sales from r. Auct. Eve5,our auction last Friday: r. 13 -Farr. COWS ity,Kans., ':%STOCKER 1 hoist cow 13 25 @ 23.30 & FEEDER STEERS 1 hoist cow 1315 @ 22.10 ucts.Milton :1bwf str 310 @ 45.25 im Kirkeininlbwf str 225 @ 45.25 1 hoist cow 1365 @ 21.70 1 hoist cow 1260 (a) 21.20 Pliv5 bwf strs 45.00 345 1 wf cow 1080 @ 21.60 1 wf & blk strs 396 @ 41.60 1 wf cow 910 @ 21.00 wf bull 375 @ 40.00 I wf cow 915 @ 21.90 2 blk strs MOTORS, 760 @ 33.40 1 blk cow 1090 @ 21.10 Volume Dealer 5 bik strs 617 @ 35.30 BILE-cAolu.g. 1 wf cow 1125 @ 21.00 blk strs 608 @ 34.70 1 rn cow 1165@ 20.85 -ABILENE,1 wf str 575 @ 35.80 1 red cow 1160 @ 20.50 11 bik strs 691 @ 34.30 5 mixed cows 985 @ 19.40 1 bwf sir 845 @ 34.40 4 wf cows 968 @ 20.10 Cars 1 wf str 815 @ 33.30 6 wf cows w/clvs by side @354.00 13 blk strs 695 @ 33.85 6 wf cows w/clvs by side @345.00 01bwf str 595 @ 35.10 ce ur 11 blk cows g230.00 I'11 wf strs 911 @ 31.90 door 7 wf cows @235.00 ' " e 5 wf strs 989 @ 31.80 n. steering, 5 wf hfrs @230.00 lion wagon15 blk strs 766 @ 34.10 Already listed for Friday, Feb. 12: owersteerings2 blk strs 712 @ 34.00 ...... 10 young cows with calves by side. powersteenng.;STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS80 b/bwf strs 450 to 550 lbs...... bwf hfrs 343 @ 36.0065 wf strs and bulls 400-500lbs. power steell'3 blk hfrs 438 @ 33.8035 blk & wf strs 550-600lbs. blk hfrs 520 @ 33.0052 choice thin Angus strs &hfrs 600-700 lbs. 9 wf hfrs 619 @ 32.1529 choice Angus & wf strs750-800 lbs. It sure wasn't snowing when this picture was taken LLE cn It hasa :!8 b/bwf hfrs 559 @39 50 choice wf & Angus strs&hfrs 550-650 lbs. hel3 wf hf 515 @ 32.50 about two years ago, but it was last Thursday when a 2 -door 85 wf & Angus strs &hfrs 400-500 lbs. snow cut down our sale to where there wasn't much of isrsautomatictrar124 b/bwf hfrs 645 @ 31.10 TUNEIN ABILENE STATION KABI1560 ON YOURDIAL a market to talk about. ! 12:20NOON EACH THURSDAY AND6:45 A.M. EACH We are expecting many of the consignments that FRIDAY FOR OUR MARKET BROADCASTS. got snowed out last Thursday, and our buyers should hardtal) ;. A Day make it an outstanding sale next Thursday. Is, V.8,raui°,` Yardmen On Duty24 Hours akes,air. WE ARE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Bring your cattle RALEIGH BREEDING, Manager rersteeringn wago Livestock isour business o our only business in any time day or barn 562-3671; home 562-3547 tation Licensed, bonded ck. and operating under Gov't Supervision night; we'll handle Auctioneer; Larry Lagasse, them for you at Ph. Concordia, Ks., CH 3-1714 Dude or RandyReynolds Dan Reynolds your request. NrY II r CO3-3394 CO3-4721 on thefloo LIVESTOCK & COMMISSION CO. DUDE REYNOLDS, Abilene, Ks. MARYSVILLE.KANSAS

.ste,....erw',power Sell 41stM Sell 4 wf hfrs 5 bik hfrs 390 @ 3230 Or Buy AuctionVaGlociclp 7 bik hfrs 434 @32,, 10 blk hfrs 509 @ 319`0' On receipts of 893 ,7.attle, we hada 660 @28.75 429 @ 3180 STEER CALVES 1 bik hfr 3 wf hfrs good strong market. All classes of 2 wf hfrs 670 @28.70 6 wf hfrs 405 @ 31' 10 wf & bwf strs 391 @ 43.25 @28.60 532 @ 31.80. stockers and feeders were selling 501 3 wf & shrthrn hfrs 1020 1 bik hfr to $1.00 higher. Killing cows were. wf & bwf strs 399 @ 40.20 732 @28.50 460 @ 31:78 1 wf str 305 @ 39.25 2 wf hfrs 4 wf hfrs fully $1.00 high.r. 844 @28.50 455@3130 6 wf strs 367 @ 39.25 2 wf hfrs 1 wf hfr 445 570 @28.25 @ 1 char str 495 @ 39.10 2 bwf hfrs 2 bik hfrs 31.60 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 28.20 547@31 6 blk & red strs 431 @ 38.70 1 bwf hfr 815 @ 3 wf hfrs 15 b/bwf strs 573 @ 35.80 28.10 503 @ 31:10 11 wf & blk strs 506 @ 38.00 4 wf hfrs 920 @ 1 char str 8 bwf strs 610 @34.60 28.00 420 @ 303 11 wf strs 502 @ 37.50 1 wf hfr 650 @ 1 bik hfr 2 wf strs 567 @34.50 27.50 440 @ 303, 5 wf strs 481 @ 36.00 2 bik hfrs 610 @ 1 wf hfr 12 shrthrn strs 674 @34.20 930 @27.00 435 @ 30.2'8 5 wf strs 432 @ 35.50 1 wf hfr 1 bik hfr 9 v. f strs 625 @34.15 2 blk hfrs 892 @26.30 SOS@ 30:00 6 ulk strs 6 blk strs 509 @ 35.50 558 @34.10 2 bwf bulls 540 @ 34.50 8 wf strs 590 @33.25 HEIFER CALVES 9 bwf strs 2 blk sirs 460 @ 34.00 COWS 663 @32.90 10 wf strs 532 @ 32.80 4 wf hfrs 412 @34.80 1 wf cow 11 b/bwf strs 630 @32.70 290 @34.60 1060 @ 22.25 4 b/bwf strs 542 @ 32.50 1 wf hfr 2 hoist cows 1215 @ 2 char strs 685 @32.70 396 @34.10 1 hoist r,3w 21,80 2 bwf strs 4 hoist strs 464 @ 29.50 3 bik hfrs 740 @32.60 2 hoist strs 505 @ 29.30 2 blk hfrs 425 @33.90 1 bri cow 11 75 @ 21,40 31 mixed strs 794 32.60 1120 @21.20 3 blk hfrs 335 @33.80 1 bik cow 1010@ 2 char strs 617 @32.50 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 369 @33.70 21,00 2 bwf strs 5 b/bwf hfrs 1 wf cow 1015@ 597 @32.50 2 wf hfrs 650 @ 30.25 4 wf hfrs 430 @33.30 1 guernsey cow 21.00 3 bwf strs 598 @32.50 1250 @20.50 12 b/bwf hfrs 587 @ 30.20 9 wf hfrs 449 @33.30 wf1 2 brocf strs 585 @32.10 970 @20,10 4 blk hfrs 554 @ 30.20 2 wf hfrs 400 @33.25 bwf cow1 18 wf & bwf strs 807 @32.00 1 wf hfr 920 @ 204 580 @ 30.20 2 bwf hfrs 480 @33.20 1 wf cow 2 bwf strs 610 @32.00 8 bik hfrs 629 @ 30.10 1250 @ 19.80 5 wf hfrs 412 @32.90 1 bik cow 17 wf & bik strs 881 @31.70 71 mixed hfrs [email protected] 930 @ 19.75 1 wf hfr 350 @32.90 2 wf cows 7 bik strs 810 @31.60 10 bwf hfrs 682 @ 29.90 947 @ 19.50 3 blk strs 7 wf hfrs 440 @32.75 1 wf cow 668 @31.60 10 bwf hfrs 682 @ 29.90 2 wf hfrs 435 @32.60 895 @ 17.60 3 bwf strs 821 @ 1 guernsey cow 31.50 35 mixed hfrs 789 @ 29.85 2 bwf hfrs 465 @32.50 1035 @ 17.50 3 bik strs 838 @31.40 1 bik hfr & clf 1 wf hfr 930 (a) 29.60 5 bwf hfrs 518 @32.50 @270.00 3 char strs 953 @31.20 1 blk cow & clf 3 b/bwf hfrs 665 (a?29.20 1 bik hfrs 415 @32.50 @267.50 14 blk & wf strs 828 (w31.00 1 wf cow & clf 2 blk hfrs 1067 @ 29.00 1 bik hfrs 410 @32.50 @242.50 3 wf strs 700 (w31.00 1 bik hfr 615 @ 28.80 31 mixed strs 998 @30.95 with hisbrot along the G&G 3 hoist strs 650 @30.75 FOR iNFORMATiOiki OR ESTIMATES: Op Hoffman,many in isone of of pro 10 wf strs 961 0? Nodal!, thepromise 30.70 REZ.,:v:. BARN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION over to farmi 4 wf & bwf strs fotand The Hoffman in 955 30.40 St. Marys 437-2999 between 2 bik strs 600 Cl30.10 pievergreens.county, DELAINE REZAC COMPANY onisinGeaty K177. 2 bik strs 61? along 1052 29.90 St. Marys 437-6266 WO 14 hoist strs 581 @28.60 ELMER MTh URN 2 hoist strs 5856/'28.10 Maple Hill MI 3-2440 14 hoist strs PAUL KRAMER 685 @27.90 St. Marys 437.2993 St. Marys, 9 spotted strs 625 @?27.20 2 hoist strs 1246 @25.80

LIVESTOCK MARKET Autioneers: Lawrence Welter, Gene Toby& Dennis Rezac Kans. Farmers & RanchersLivestock Commission Co., Inc KLL,S1sCli.S' OMIT40 SALINA, KANS. Central Kansas Largest and Most Modern Livestock Auction. Air conditioned with theatre type seats. Sale Ring isan electronicscale that shows gross and average weights in lights while stock isbeing sold? Facilities for 5000 head with feed and waterpens so stock may be brought in prior to sale day if desired. Buyersare normally in attendalte from several states at every sale.

TWO SALES EVERY WE MONDAY THURSDAY SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT FOR 4 blk strs, Marion Co. 652 @35. Hogs & Catile Cattle Only 8 blk hfrs, Marion Co. 591 @ 30.00 THURS., FEB. 11 7 blk strs, McPherson Co. Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. followed Herd of Buffalo, consisting 590 @ 34.30, Selling starts at 11:00 a.m. Cattle of a 6 blk hfrs, McPherson Co. 587 @29. by our regular cattle sale as they are will sell in the order they are consign- bull, heifers and calves. unloaded. 1 hoist cow, Ottawa Co. 1335 @22.1 ed on the books. 5 wf hfrs, McPherson Co. 635 @ 29.00 5 blk bulls, McPherson Co. 38.75 Receipts for the week totale825 cattle and 6wf strs, Lincoln Co. 482 @ 37.90 397 @ 5 bik hfrs, McPherson Co. 1189 hogs, including 328feederpigs. The 13 wf strs, SalineCo. 353 @ 38.60 428 @ 32.50 1 hoist cow, Saline Co. 1285 @21.80 blizzard on Thursday practically snowedout our 8wf hfrs, SalineCo. 384 @ 34.75 stocker feeder auction but weather permittingwe 5 bikstrs, Ellsworth Co. 455 @ 37.50 look for a very large sale Thursday, February11th. 32 wfhfrs, Saline Co. 570 @ 33.10 HOGS 31 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 229 @ Fat hog top Monday was $19.25 48 blk hfrs, Saline Co. 680 @ 31.85 Hoffmans sell their trees thru ; 17 mixed hogs, Lincoln Co. Following is a partial listing ofour sale: 37 wf hfrs, Saline Co. 695 @ 32.10 ill non sales within this state and it 15 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. NlhHoffmaastotaled about 2500 I 6 bwf strs, Morris Co. 545 @ 34.10 CATTLE 5 mixed hfrs, Morris Co. 17 white hogs, Ellsworth Co. 19.10 lutes to the welfare department is 596 @ 30.10 lides in the area, The parents live blk cow, Saline Co. 20 mixed hfrs, Cloud Co. 31 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 960 @ 22.25 462 @ 33.20 *Wendell bases as a networktelr 1 wf cow, Saline Co-. 10 mixed hogs, Saline Co. 214 @ 1065 @ 21.90 19 mixed hfrs, Cloud Co. 577 @ 32.00 41. mania Dean of theCollege of He 1bwf milk cow, Dickinson Co. 10 18.90 ,Tr University. @320.00 6 char hfrs, Cloud Co. 479 @ 33.40 mixed hogs, Ottawa Co. 225 @ 5 wf bulls, Saline Co. @414.00 1 char cow, Saline Co. 10 mixed hogs, Ellsworth Co. 245 @ 20 wf bulls, Saline Co. 1465 @ 21.10 @403.00 16 wf strs, Saline Co. 655 @ 34.90 12 mixed hogs, Clay Co. 629257 1 wf cow & calf, Ellsworth Co. 12,20 @325.00 13 blk strs, Saline Co. 655 @ 34.90 1 hamp boar, Ottawa Co. 1 wf cow & calf, Ellsworth Co, @320.00 8 mixed strs, Saline Co. 2 hamp sows, Lincoln Co. 482 @ 211843...9505153 11 wf cows & civs, Lincoln Co. 815 @ 32.10 @320.00 10 shrthrn strs, Saline Co. 622 @ 33.10 7 mixed sows, Saline Co. 4 wf strs, Ellsworth Co. 7 hoist strs, Saline Co. 1430 400 @ 40.00 925 @ 26.30 8 mixed sows, Saline Co. 312 @ 5 wf cows, Ellsworth Co. 1 bwf str, Ottawa Co. @265.00 260 @ 40.10 15 mixed pigs, Clay Co. 1 wf bull, Ellsworth Co. 12 wf hfrs, Ottawa Co. 1750 @ 25.90 407 @ 34.30 36 mixed pigs, Cloud Co. 1 wf bull, Cloud Co. 1260 @ 25.70 4 mixed strs, Ottawa Co. WE 25 mixed pigs, Saline Co. A II 9 360 @ 39.80 48 white pigs, Ellsworth Co. to Gtass& Grain FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES 55 white pigs, Saline Co. 1 for 2y MARKET REPORTS 15 white shoats, Saline Co. 114 @ 1115697. :770005 LAURENCE CLEMENCE Radio Station KSAL, Salina 411klyilts Nome Abilene Phone CO 3-3091 6:45 a.m., Every MARKET Monday, Wednesday & THE LIVESTOCK AUCTION MERRILL CHRISTIANSEN Friday rear Durham Phone 732-3371 KFRM With ACTION Address 6:55 a.m. Mon. through BOB MUIR Fri. Salina Barn Phone Town &State 913 TA 5-0211 Salina,Ka nsai Air*