Seven Million Acre Cut In All Crops

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ow 970@ 20.5 0:4' Seven Million Acre predicted for cotton. Trade
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:OW 20 acres over the 10.9 million last
1240@ 20,1 Cut In All Crops
1005@ year. The Government raised
:OWS 990@ 2020,,110; 'the cotton support price and
OW 1250@ 14. eliminated acreage diversion
:OW Crop plantings in the U.S. corn seed sales are up slightly
1095 0 19g) payments for the 1969 crop in
:OisWs cow 11135850@0 199 tmhiilsl iyone aarc rwesil lle bsse tahbaonu int s1e9v6e8n, ofrfo tmhe a i nyceraera aseg ois, bcuotm thinagt sforomme an effort to boost cotton pro-
:OW 1065 @ 19195.19 a reduction comparable to the farmers who want to boost duction.
.100/ 10100 19,9 entire farm acreage in New yields by planting narrower But the government also low-
:OW ered its support price for cot-
1110@ 191 England. rows.
p tonseed, which yields meal and
1150@ 1910 Right now it appears that There's likely to be last-min-
1230@ 185s; * about 300 million acres will be ute changes in corn planting oil, a move that could negate
::OOWW 11821014000 @00 16, Fixing The Township Grader pfrloamnt e3d0 7to m milalijoonr clarostp ys,e adro.wn iSnotemneti oannsa lbyys tfsa trhminekrs 5, 0h0o,w0e0v0e tro. scoomurea goefm theen ta dodf ethde p hlaignhtienrg c eont--
clvs 16.K Despite the cut in planting, 750,000 more acres of corn ton support.
@289.7 Roy Goff, who farms 180 acres west of Manhattan, Among other crops, slight in-
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@2181 the record output of 1968. bean support price.
Tractor Co. That's Roy up front, and Bill behind him. beets. Small reductions are an-
@179,((' Weather permitting, yields Others note that late winter
ticipated for rice and several
tend to rise "dramatically" snows in Iowa and the upper
IMISSION Entire K -State Campus when acreage drops, notes Ro- Midwest could keep his fields pchroacnegsese fdr ovmeg elatasbt lyese.ar'Ls ipttllaent-
by Sloan, farm economist of the muddy and delay corn planting
ings is foreseen for peanuts,
NY Federal Reserve Bank in Chi- so much that farmers would
hay and some other crops.
cago. That's because farmers end up seeding that land to soy-
For Open House View seed their best -yielding acres beans, which can be planted a
and nurture them with more month later than corn. No Federal Park
t. Map(
fertilizers, weedkillers and pes- A survey by the American
Permits In State
Kansas State University will pate. ticides than usual. Soybean Association indicates
open its doors Friday and Sat- Education will open up the In addition, improved seed that soybean plantings may fall The Golden Eagle Passport
- the federal park user fee
urday, April 11 and 12, for the audio-visual teaching rooms varieties and farming practices almost 1.5 million acres short of
Kam first all -University open house and have special educational enhance chances each year for the 41.5 million acres seeded - will not apply anywhere
in the history of the university. exhibits. Home economics will bigger yields. last year - only the second in Kansas this year. It will
inimimmommminmann, The theme for the ,student -plan- display a variety of exhibits and The ,probab.ithat acreage time in the past 15 years that still be in force, however, at
ned weekend is "KSU Showcase demonstrations from its various reductions may be Par'tially oft plantings have 'declined. Indus- national parks and other fed-
'69." departments. set by better yields shows up try observers say the cut in eral areas throughout the na-
"KSU Showcase '69" is a gi- Other highlights include an clearly in wheat, which ac- support level for the beans tion. They can be obtained at
Salina gantic effort by K -State stu- activities carnival in the K -State counts for most of the 1969 ac- makes the "wonder crop" less Uee.rSs. To fAfircmesy aCnodr past mofa Ennyg AinS-
dceonlltesg teos ,s dheopwar wtmheantt sth, ec lvubarsi,oours- Uclnuibosn a 'antd w ohrgicahn mizaantiyo nstsu wdeinllt rmeaegnet lcouwtbearcekd. tTheh ew Ghoeavte ranll-ot- aetrtnramcteivnet htaod cgurot wth. eT shuep Gpoovrt- CS offices in the state.
ganizations and living groups have information booths. The ment - which farmers must price because of mounting sur-
have to offer prospective stu- comply with to get subsidies - pluses.
University for Man will have an Auctions and sales
dents and parents. informal coffee and discussion by 13% to 51.6 million acres Little change is seen from
le Only "This is the first year that group in the Union lounge both from 59.7 million. grain sorghum seedings from can be found in
the separate K -State colleges Friday night and Saturday af- Corn plantings in 1969 are ex- last year's 18 million acres. both sections of
a'dte r1 t1h:e0y0 a rae. mco.nsiCgatntle' hhaovues ej owineeedk efnodr ,o"n Leo briegn oKpreunse, ttoer ansoko nan fyo rq pueasretinotnss w. ho want epdec ftreodm to t bhee v1i9rt6u8al llye vuenlc ohaf n6g5- mBaya rdleryo pp l5a0n0ti,n0g0s0, htoo wa emvielrl,ion Grass & Grain
publicity chairman, said. "In million acres, according to Iowa acres below the 10.3 million this week,
this age of student riots, pro- Friday afternoon the K -State State University farm econo- seeded last year, because of di- This Section
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Myers Field. The exhibits will
1045@ 22,80 view of university life. One of
close at 6 p.m. Friday. There
900@ 21.50 the purposes of 'KSU Showcase
will be a concert in the Field
3501 39,50 '69 is to show that students are
1140@ 20.00 willing to show constructive house at 8 p.m.
support of their university sys- On Saturday, the exhibits will
GS tem." re -open at 10 a.m. At 10:30 Kan-
225@ 21,40
233@ 21,40 Exhibits, displays, tours and sas Sen. Bob Dole will speak in
230@ 21,55 question and answer sessions Williams Auditorium on "The
202@ 21,30 highlight the efforts of the stu- 1969 Outlook for Agriculture."
227@ 21,25 dents in the separate colleges.
From 11:30 till 1 there will be
223@ 21.25 The exhibits officially open at
a barbecue in old memorial
200@ 21,20 p.m. Friday, April 11, and
261@ 20.25 1 Stadium. Hot beef sandwiches,
classes will be dismissed at 1:20
241@ 20.60 baked beans, salad and pop will
P.m. to allow all students to
222@ 21.20 be served for $1. The meal will
participate Friday afternoon.
be catered by a Manhattan firm
353@ 1180
470@ 8.0 The students of the College of and served by student groups at
220@ 150 Agriculture will put on depart-
560@ 130 mental displays and conduct K -State.
176@ 18.90 tours of research and educa- Beginning at 1 p.m. the Col-
131./@ 14,00 tional facilities. Engineering lege of Home Economics and
Bil@ 1323
students will have displays and the merchants of Manhattan
BH @ 1500 films and hold informal talk will combine for a large fashion
1825
and answer sessions. show in the Fieldhouse. The
campus exhibits will close at 6
College of Architecture and
p.m.
Design Students will have dis-
tancho plays in the five departments Two major events are plan-
of the college and also show ned for the evening. The 41st
will be
films and a special experimental Little American Royal
CO. light demonstration. in Weber Arena and the Miss
IISSION
pageant
K -State - Manhattan
K -State's largest college, arts will be in Manhattan Auditor-
ow us * and Sciences, will have many
40 displays ium. Moving Hay From Barn
ranging from chemis-
Bern Ph°neINA, try experiments to displays and Maps, information booths and Harold Fritz, right, and his father Oscar Fritz, move hay from
i-0211 SAL demonstrations of art work. concessions will be available barn to feedlot. Early spring weather hasn't persuaded the Fritzes to
The speech department will across campus to help guests
AuCTIONEERer,. move much hay at a time to stack outside. They live west of Man-
re, Lee RemY, ROB have a "Reader's Theatre" in find the attractions for KSU hattan.
Which the audience can partici- Showcase '69.
ford
lending rate to 71/2% from 7% from Government lands,
Pacific Northwest. Half -inch exterior grade by many major banks heighten- the ICC to take steps and War
Finally Stop thTe hreec borreda rki sme ainrk wedo oadn penrod- to sah teheotiunsga nddro spqpuedar teo faebeotuta t$ 1th2e5 emde snp tehcaut lmatoiorntg aamgeo rnagt elsumwbouelrd- tshhei ps hlourmtabgeer o ffr obomxcartso uresleide vtoe Ford M(
Lumber Price duct prices that has been con- mill after hitting $140 in late rise again, perhaps putting a west. the North. its new M
tributing to the spiraling cost of February. It was $79 a year ago. $1995 pries
damper on any homebuilding
Lumber prices have also de- The Mel
home construction.
Runaway Wholesale prices on sanded clined but not in such dramatic boom. April 17 8
The Government also made
The runaway price increas- interior grade, quarter -inch ply- proportions. several moves to cut back wood AFL Pinpoints new breed
es on plywood and lumber have wood were about $76 a thousand Buyer resistance to the high costs. President Nixon directed cars aimer
apparently been stemmed. square feet a year ago, but had prices had been building for the the Pentagon to cut back pur- Tax Loopholes foreign im
A maor producer of sanded increased to $144 in late Feb- past several weeks, and most chases, Agriculture and Interior man VOW.
plywood made substantial price ruary. The price settled back to lumber officials in the North- departments to take steps to The AFL-CIO has told Con. The new
ccuests i innt ola ate s Mhaarrpc hd,e scelnindein ign pthrie- $b1a3c6k i nto m $i1d1 -8M baryc hA apnrdil d1r.opped weTsht efe ilnt car beraesaek i wn athsei nperviimtaeble. make more timber available gcoredses t iot pciocukl du pr eaws rmituec thhe tax
as 10
billion dollars net additional r
revenue and at the same time
give lower -income taxpayers
substantial relief. t
The labor federation
proposed
a drastic clampdown on special
a income tax provisions, including
those on pacital gains
and oil I
depletion allowances. Andrew
J. Biemiller, presenting
the
statement on behalf of Presi-
4 DAYS
dent George Meany, told
the
ways and means committee the
revenue pickup would range be.
& Monday tween 14.8 billion and 17 billion
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
dollars.
Against this, the AFL-CIO
proposed new advantages main-
April 10, 11, 12 & 14 ly for lower -bracket taxpayers
that would offset the revenue
Free Coffee & Donuts gain by 6.7 billion dollars. The
FREE PRIZES difference, Biemiller suggested, I
could be used to pay for social
programs started during the
FIRST PRIZE
Johnson administration.
NOW, $95 TAPE STEREO
Some of the changes the labor
Good`4rt* I
spokesmen suggested and their
PLAYER for your CAR estimate of the revenue gain:
SECOND PRIZE an tSesh wuhteno tfhfe cmoisnte oraf lthed epprloetpioenrtya hlloaws -
a tire that gives you up to $20 ELECT. TEFLON SKILLET bbiel leiTonna ftuxolly7 cw abrpiilitlttiaoelnn dqoaoffilr;lasrs1..a5tbfilulilolnradtoells?;. 5.
Tax capital gains on Property Iran:
THIRD PRIZE ferred at death 3 billion to 4 billion do:.
0% MORE 4 Wheels Balanced Free gsuoObvse iTrdnaym;x 1e t0nh0te bmoiinnlldtioesnr eb dsuotl lolanpr rsso.tvaitdee a andfedloecraall
Repeal the investment tax credit by
NOTHING TO BUY - JUST REGISTER which businesses can recover 7 per cent
of investment in equipment; 3 billion dol-
MILEAGE WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED lars.
O End accelerated depreciation on most
r$e8a0l0 mesiltlaioten dporlloapres.rties; $700 million to
Limit deduction of farm losses frem
nonfarm income; 145 million dollars.
than our original equipment tires Levy a minimum tax on otherwise
exempt income; 1.5 billion dollars.
The AFL-CIO's proposals for
Only In tax relief, and the estimated
revenue cost, included: MO
CLAY CENTER, KANS. Increase the minimum deduction by Cut
$403; 1.2 billion dollars. car
increase the stand -rd deduction f-om
1p0e rp ceer ncet nwt iwthit ha a $$21,5,00:00 m maaxximimumum; 2 tob 5il- volt
lion dollars. Cot
This Annual Passenger Reduce the two lowest income tax
barnadc k1e5t praetre sc efrnotm to t h9e p perre cseenntt 1a4n dn o1r3 c peenrt adc
cent; 3.4 billion dollars. BM
Tire Sale Save $$$ O Liberalize deductions for moving ex-
penses; 100 million dollars.
Top
See Your
POWER GRIP NYLON REARS
Modest Cut In
B.F. Goodrich 6 ply - $125
18.4-38
6 ply - $105
18.4-34
Federal Payroll
1123..46xx2288 ........ FFiirrsstt QQuuaalliittyy 44 ppllyy $$4593 Employment in certain fed-
13.6x38 .... First Quality 6 ply $79 eral agencies was cut by about
15.5x38 ........ First Quality 6 ply $85 48,000 in the first eight months
18.4x30 First Quality 6 ply .... $105 since a bill to trim government
plus fed. ex. tax & exchg. tire
spending was passed.
Spark Plu-gs - 40% Off In releasing the preliminary
- figures, Rep. George H. Mahon ALL'
Filters 40% Off
(D -Tex.), noted the cutback was
STP 63c partly offset by increases of
about 15,000 in employment ex- Cut, condil
Limit 3 Cans
Prices em,pted by the revenue and ex- world's me
With
Exchange penditure control act of 1968. of all mov
4 -PLY NYLON The act which went into effect steers-br
Size Beg. Price Sale Price FET B.FGoodrich LONG MILER in July required many federal control ..
agencies to trim the number of remain col
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H07788xx1154 ((882555xx1154)) $$5438..1005 $$3330 $$22..6688 7.75-15 . . $14 $2.23 CoMmamhiottne,e c ohna iRrmedaunc otifontheo fJ Foeidn-t i1n2to o trh 1e4 g-ifpo
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8.55-14 ernment reported boned Caf.
. . $18 $2.56 villian employment inthe month efficiency.
8.45-15 . . $18 $2.53 of February totaling 2,967,940.
Passenger Tire Seconds This was up 7,117 See yourC
Plus The off your car regardless of condition. previous month, largely to lar-priced !
the longes'
seasonal employment.
REX KOPPES Civilian agencies reported 1' venient Le
while mil- Plan.
651,617 employees, lovegrewthe
tary agencies had 1,316,323.
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Ford Starts Its mlitutlceh n peuwblicity that there was Trim package .... 39 30
War With VW showing. Bruetveeavleerdy atht itnhge apbroeusst WDehailteewr parllesparation 32 30 April 8, 1969 Grass & Grain
the car 20 41
- its price, its cut -back
itsF noerdw M Motaovre Crioc.k hcaasr uwnivthe ialed wadadrirnagn toyp, taio mnainlimequumipmoefn ct,osta- poIrnta atidodni tcihoanr gthee troe$ ti2hs0e8 6ad etra$a1len9r0s0- COW POKES By Ace Reid
$1995 price tag. claim of simplified
ATprhiel M17a vaenrdic iks wthiell fgiors ot no fs aale the advertising - is raeipmaierd, aantd andC uossut aolfl ya lsoecmali s-aauletsomtaaxteics. ,.J BUY
making the Maverick a sales transmission - a shift lever -upEs
new breed of Smaller American competitor of the Volkswagen. but no clutch - is $121 in the ival/
cars aimed at cutting sales of Here is how PECANS
Maverick com- Maverick and $135 in the
foreign imports such as the Ger- pares with the VW VW. J
Beetle. The Maverick also offers a ful-
man Volkswagen. Maverick VW ly automatic transmission
The new Ford has received so Base price for
$1995 $1799 $174, plus $26 for a slightly
larger engine that is
recom-
mended with the automatic.
To keep the price down, Ford
FARM& LOANS is limiting the number of op-
RANCH tions available on its new cars.
No V-8 engines, convertible mo-
A Financial Service dels or vinyl roofs are offered.
For The Farmer The Maverick comes only as a
And By The Farmer two -door sedan, like the VW
Beetle.
Ford claims 22.5 miles per
R. STANLEY PARSONS, Mgr.
SEE ME AT gallon of gasoline for the Mav-
604 HUMBOLDT PR 6-6931 erick; VW claims 26.7.
Res. Phone JE 9-8725 The Maverick is longer and
wider than the VW - 179 inch-
MANHATTAN ©Ace --Rem
es long to 159 for the Beetle
Open Mon. through Fri. and 71 inches wide to 61 inches. "Yep, I'm fightin' inflation, I'm a drawin'
r::a .t.E.st4ilvl,. au-xtoimi -:Iile 8B ara.mnc.h t oO f5fi cpe.sm:. (cCloLsAeYd C1E2-N1T)ER & JUNCTION CITY Iaetgr afaluisnlo s -it s w1 h8ie0tah7v ia-e ra1-n0 i25 4m 8oo7rr pe1 o2puo0nwds- depression wages.
- r Federal
ENfolllPtE 7lt:MaMliit-r f iglati"r.111423t ' LAND BANK Assn. of horsepower engine against 53
±:". - -iitabar tail'sM.tge . MANHATTAN for the Volkswagen.
- mid Serving Clay, Farm Sale
Geary, Pottawatomie & Riley Counties.
aireer. la IRE, ir ft
Pause For Ike
maratt
momigrir
marnanummatim Besides the national cere-
monies at Abilene, the death
t -ttru_-... Tscaralmatear
°r. ralattif alififf i. of General Dwight Eisenhow-
er was memorialized at sev-
...if -,to :m.rine lit
eral G&G area towns.
3,.,.:1..:..144t.:i1'4r7,:o4 'G;,m,mIuP/u'c: mm;:-1a4rlrylIyi -"i- 'n,"tr.!.,!!'...IiF.ini,n,n:aa!iniljtiaaaiiemmre In-gfi:4at0wp. wMOaansr ceah rt a3at1h fe,a rnr muonr tushsaeulaeasl t M looofc anMtdioaanny-,
1la1:l7t:7i7r' ::'.m.iili iIiti..i i4i1n1 "m :1:1.1.1.1 nMiVliIeP r7mZ hattan. The auctioneer, Foster
!.! trinFT3Z. 'T. MEM ill& 30 Kretz of Clay Center, sug-
1::':.1^3;:TT.i3I:r.T,:1',1;I(ri-ii.i:nrm.::AtilEi iO per, gested to owner LeRoy Peter-
mlainn,n:1 1:a17nFyIM MMbITlirtnatrt .-r amelrf raar son that the death of the 34th
!Tr' in ,59t1111114.gm, :::;Iiilltar 311. president of the United States
I'1M tI:mIrInIIilItiMainliU-nMttIMMI:MP:MMaElG mIFilkifeitnr lait and the area's most known
tifellIttanr MY antntr 'atm iir historical figure should be
siitmmt=inirr-r3it:n .^m atlricO anrnmtaaltialloingge noted, and Peterson had Lu-
mina 1..l ailionr lathier,. theran pastor Paul D. Olson
E.4.1,01/siivaimikk resume the sale after lunch
r ant Ittfte,mitonnat break with a prayer for Eis-
.lataiinikett Mows, aerates, windrows a 12' swath in one pass! enhower.
Cuts close, clean; conditions, fluffs hay for fast curing; saves
lif1ir811' rmintrtim7 !emmnrerrnv carotene, leaves, protein and color for finest quality - more
KANSAS SECOND IN
.n,"Mfmanonimar, valuable - hay!
:72n31111rratannum, , PICKUP CAMPER OUTPUT
Mtn "out: ineassr manna Y * Converts to 4 -row shredder by removing windrow formers and Kansas now ranks number 2
4: -.1unr- nnivrtrasimillcer.ff adding shredding kit.
01M-Trr.,..:mr-minv ince: La among all states in the manu-
cinrr-im:aullntuttrnynin: IITIMIMS. BMB Hay Savors® are available in 7 -foot widths, too! facture of pickup campers. On- the proved way to
Top performance - top economy. ly California, where the pickup
See Your Local Dealer or Write, Wire, or Phone for Further Information camper craze started several give pigs the right start
years ago, exceeds the Sunflow-
tt er state production. There are
VERMONT at 9th now at least a dozen major
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Kuhlman Motor Co. CHOWS
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Area People At April 8, 1969
Wheat Growers Assn. Sticks
Youth Meeting
Eleven young people from the
With World Wheat Pact
G&G area were among 200 dele-
gates to a National Youthpower
he said, had permitted some
The National Association of The NAWG's board of direct- Congress at Chicago in late
countries to sell high quality
Wheat Growers said it would ors, meeting this week, said March. The Kansans, selected
like to see sothe "inequities" in the group would continue sup- wheat at lower prices, undercut- on the basis of leadership and
ting U.S. exports.
the International Grains Ar- port of the I.G.A. "providing it projects in foods were guests of
The NAWG also favored leg-
rangement corrected, but pledg- would keep U.S. wheat com- 53 companies representing farm
islation which would require
ed continued support of the petitive on the world market," and food dealer groups.
flour millers and other wheat
nine -month -old trade treaty. and added that there is a need The 11 from the G&G area:
users to bear the entire cost of
The I.G.A., which went into for all exporting countries to be Susan Altwegg and Jeffry Alt-
"certificate payments" to farm-
effect last July 1, is an agree- more responsible. wegg, Riley; Charlene Kendall,
ers cooperating in the govern-
ment among major wheat na- E. L. Hatcher, Lamar, Colo., Topeka; Chuck Bigham, Grants-
ment's wheat program.
tions which establishes mini- president of the organization, ville; Christopher Merriweath-
Certificate payments are
mum and maximum prices for cited freight rate manipulations er, Smith Center; Janet Wick -
made to growers on the basis
the grain on the world market. and price differentials" which, strum, Pawnee Rock; Mark
of their share of the annual do-
Stark and Roberta Hewson,
mestic use of wheat, usually
Lamed; Mary Weisgerber and
around 40 percent of a farmer's
Virginia Ruth Shaw, Salina;
normal production on allotted
and Joe Challender, Sedgwick.
acres. 1"*.f."..W..
The certificate payments
make up the difference between
A Close Look At
the $1.25 a bushel national av-
erage price - about $2.63 - on 31/4 Million Eggs
the farmer's share of domestic MANHATTAN -A wom-
wheat consumption. an who figures she has can-
Night Meeting For
The costs of certificate pay- dled about 31/4 million eggs
ments are now shared by the as one of the last of the pro-
industry and the federal govern- fessional eggcandlers in the Greenleaf Co-op
ment. G&G area has retired. She is
The NAWG wants the entire Ida Sowell, who retired re- ed oMvaenra tgheer Ifvirasnt Wniigehtetr sa npnreusaidl T.
cost borne by the trade and cently from the R&G grocery meeting ever held by the Farm 6-29E
the government share shifted after candling eggs there for ers Cooperative Elevator Asso- 1952
ciation of Greenleaf, Linn and
to provide a new export certifi- nearly 13 years. Washington, one of the largest Rubb
cate payment which would
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its superior ability to control a wide range of weeds and Pioneer Service & Sales Macha-Revere $500.
grasses. Atrazine is known for the manner in which it ABILENE JUNCTION CITY 1955 r
is Abilene Truck & Tractor Mohn Imp'. Co. coedit
tolerated by corn.
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the two-look for the bag containing linuron. PTO, I
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St. Joseph, Mo. MANHATTAN CLAY CENTER
Farmers Co-op A,n. Farmers Union Co-op
s\
SALE
S.
We Are Having
Our Spring
Clearance Sale Or Used
Machinery
This Sale Is Good
From
April 8 to April 30
Ming For
Co-op
Wieters presid TRACTORS
bnyig thhte a Fnanrumal 6-298 OLIVER Dsl. 8-89 JOHN DEERE 8-1 JOHN DEERE 95 Com- 6-343 MH 168 Drill with Fert. BACK BARGAIN Lot Sp
Elevator Ass°.- 1952 - Live PTO - Good 830 Dsl, power steer- bine. 18' platform, straw
Hand levers. $98.00 PLOWS
leaf, Linn and Rubber $298 ing, 1960 model. Elec- chopper, farrar driver, good
3or fa trheae. largest tric start, new paint - rubber, 1962 model. $500 7-148 IHC 445 4 -row planter These prices are cut 50%.
7-235 JOHN DEERE top horse power at low repair bill in it - hardest ready. with fert. $98.00 6-262 JD F120 4 Btm. 14"
2010 RU Gas, 3 pt., cost. $2161.00 $4895.00 safety trip plow - was $450;
D hyd., wide front axle, 7-205 MM 4 Bottom 16" NOW $190
Live PTO. Power steer- 9-8 MH 44 Gas RowCrop 8-75 JOHN DEERE 55 Com- plow, Hyd. lift. Pull Type on
ing. 1961 model - engine with 3 point hitch. 1951 bine, 14' platform, spreader, Rubber. $98.00 7-25 JD F125 5 Btm. 14"
gone thru. $1995 model. Save money on this. new 18.4x26 front tires, pow- safety trip plow. Used on
$395.00 er steering, 1958 model. Good 7-249 JD CC Field Cultivator. 100 acres. New Condition.
1 7-255 JOHN DEERE 8-26 JOHN DEERE condition. $2450.00 $98.00 Was $695 NOW $410
2010 RU Gas, 3 pt.,
4010 Row Crop Dsl.
Hyd, wide front axle, Wide Front Axle, Hyd., SAVE - SAVE - $$ on 4- 9- ARI ENS Riding Lawn Mow. 7-29 JD F45 4 Btm. 16"
Live PTO, power steer- 3 pt., Live PTO, new 1968 JD 55 combines with er. $98.00 Plow; 17" AF Brg. Coultras
ing. 1961 model .$1495 Low, Low Prices. Almost New. Was $695
paint, top mechanical
6-345 GEHL Forage Harvester. NOW $486
condition. - Look at
7.265 IHC 450 Dsl. - this - $3695.00 Mowers - Rakes - Balers . . 2 -row 38". $98.00
7-115 CASE 4 Btm. 14"
T.A., Live PTO, Hyd.
9-5 JD A Tractor. $98.00
1957 model. Good tires 8-111 JOHN DEERE 3020 7-270 JD No. 8 Mower, 7' A.F. Brg. Coulters. $ 198.00
new primary pump & Row Crop Gas, wide front $174.00 7-92 CASE LA Gas Tractor.
7-168 3 -JD 810 4 Btm. 16"
injectors $1395.00 axle, live Dual PTO, Hyd.,
$98.00
3 pt. hitch, new 16.9 x 34 8-30 JD No. 10 Mower, 7 ' Plow. Your Choice Each -
7-269 JOHN DEERE rear tires, top condition - Side Mount. $198.00 $198.00
9-21 WARDS Guarded Rotary
R. C. Gas, 3 pt., power ilow hours. Low dollar - no
8-81 IHC 7' pull type mower. Tiller and 18" Rotary Mower DISK & SPRINGTOOTH
adj. rear wheels, Live trade. $3990.00
Top Cond. $219.00 2 HP Engine. $98.00
P TO, Hyd., power
6-288 MM 5 section Spring -
9-9 JOHN DEERE R Dsl.
steering, 1961 model. tractor, PTO, hyd. power 8-85 JD Side Delivery Rakes 8-26 JD 4010 Row Crop Dsl., tooth - $15.00
Completely overhauled, 8-87
steering, runs out real good. Choice Ea. $25.00 Wide front axle, hyd., 3 pt.,
Excellent condition 7-6 JD RW Disk Harrow;
$898.00 Live PTO, new paint, top
$2195.00 8-76 NEW HOLLAND 569 mechanical condition. Look 12'6" - $198.00
Check with us for low dollar Wire Baler. Pickup Gauge at this - $3695.00
8-98 JOHN DEERE 730 prices on late model, low Wheel - Always Shedded. 7-42 JD RWA Disk Harrow;
12'6" - $198.00
Dsl, wide front axle, Live hour 3010's - 3020's - and $698.00 8-34 MF Super 90 R.C. Gas,
PTO, 1959 model, power 4020's. Wide front axle, excellent
steering, rowcrop, electric 9-23 JD 214W5 Wire Baler. tires, power steering, hyd., Hi- 7-149- JD RW Disk Harrow;
11AL® start, new paint and it's a COMBINES 1962 model, good condition. lo-tran, Live PTO, 3 pt., 1962 11' $219.00
slick tractor. $2495.00 $795.00 Fully weighted, always shed-
6-54 JOHN DEERE 55 Com- 7-226 AC Disk Harrow, 9'
,T® bine 14' platform Hi -Lo. Pow- 6-83 MF Cultivator, 2 -row ded, 68 HP. This tractor has A.F. Brg. - $160.00
been checked thru our shop &
8-34 MF Super 90 R. C. er steering, spreader; 1960 front mounted with rear rig. is in top condition. $2995.00
:TOR Gas, wide front axle, model. Over $500 repair bill - $98.00 7-251 Alco Disk Harrow, 11'
excellent tires, power Ready to go - Look at this Low $12.00
8-63 JD 70 RC Dsl, Hyd.,
Rotary steering, hyd., hi -lo Dollar - No Trade. $2983.00 7-272 JD T2 Cultivator 2 -row
Power steering, Live PTO.
ational trap, live PTO, 3 pt. Front Mount. $98.00 $500 shop bill in it. 1955 8-47 Crust Buster, 26' - 2
v! This 1962. Fully weighted, 7-111 JOHN DEERE 55 Com- model. Good condition - Bar - $498.00
d time Always Shedded, 68 bine, 14' platform, 1958 mod- 8-78 JD 200 Cultivator, 2 - $1525.00
let you H.P. This tractor has el spreader, chrome sickle, row. $98.00 8-69 JD 4 section Spring-
iterna- been checked through good rubber. Over $1000 6-302 JD 55208 Duel with 8-88 MH 44 RC Gas, PTO, thoiotcthh w- i$th2 R3o5x.0bu0ry pick-up
our shop and is in top in parts put on machine. You Hyd, Good Rubber. 1953
atched condition. $2995.00 can't get one cheaper for Fert. & Press. $98.00 model. Overhauled. $495.00
8-70 JD 4 section Spring
same condition. $1995.00 - -
8-90 FORD 8N RC Wide 6-342 MH 169 Drill with tooth with pipe drawbar
8-89 JD 830 Dsl, Power Steer-
Front Axle, Gas, 3 pt. 7-152 MF 82 Combine. 14' fert. w/levers. $98.00 ing. 1960 model. Electric $145.00
Runs like a sewing machine. platform. 1958 model spread- start, new paint - Top horse 8-118 3 section Spring -
$464.00 6-302 JD 55 208 Drill with
er, new paint, field ready. power at low cost. $2161.00 tooth with 3 pt. carrier; good
IS 8-63 JOHN DEERE $1595.00 Fert. & Press. $98.00 teeth. - $50.00
rmpl. Co.
70 R.C. Dsl, Hyd., pow- SPECIAL - New Longs Disk SPECIAL -JOHN DEERE
SPECIAL - Northwest Rot-
ROVE er steering, Live PTO. 8-62 JD 5 section Spring
Pere $500. Shop bill in it. aPrTyO T, Gillaeur.g e7 2w"h weeidl -t hn,e5w4 c0on- Hbeaarrroinwg s1. 02';0 a" ndtiis -kf rbiclatidoens - 414905 8G maso dCeral w- cleorm Lpolaedteero.ver- tooth with Borrell 3 pt. ca-r-
31TY c1o9n55d imtioond.e l$.15G2o5o.d00 dition. $695.00 heavy duty frame. $895.00 hauled. Excellent tractor for 41r1ieMr - Good Cond. - $349
I. co. feedlot. $1995.00
DN 8-88 MH 44 RC Gas, Ana
PTO, Hyd., good rub-
ber. 1953 model over
hauled. $495.00 hImp
npL Co.
Co.
Box 1029 Sana Ks Phone TA 3-2206
on US 81
46,
lion C044)
_V/
agers request to show all Here-
This action is the result of a Plan A shows will continue
ford steers together, the Ameri-
Hereford Assn. year's study. In announcing the to be held under the same rules Grass & Grain
can Hereford Association will
Revises Rules sinegv eorfafel roepdt itoo nths ew shhiocwh maraen baeg-- aenrnde rde gAumlaetiroicnasn w Hheicrehf hoardv eA gsosvo-- ppareym thiue mAss stooc aiallt ieonnt'rsiessh. aSrheo owf April 8, 1969
ers, W. T. Berry, Jr., executive ciation sponsored shows for
managers have been asked to
secretary, said that he believed many years. Only Herefords
For Mixed Shows keep all special premiums, Vir
the more flexible show options registered with the American awards, and orizAs equitable for bank said in the March issue rs
Effective with the next show will correct the difficulties of Hereford Association will be eli- its foreign information of
all exhibitors with no restric- service.
season, beginning July 1, 1969, the past show season; he favor- gible to enter the show; com- The report said in
tions on any segment or group. 1968 these Vermilhc
the Board of Directors of the ably received by both exhibitors pete in the showring; and re- "window-dressing"
operations
American Hereford Association and show managers; and im- ceive the Association's premi- reached a record level toil Linde
has authorized a more flexible prove the Hereford shows in um support. $2,300,000,000 or of drs ' t'-
$1,400,000,000 I
policy for shows sponsored by the coming show season. Plan A includes: (1) all Am- Trade Surplus more than in 1967, largely 1 pound ha
the Association. Adult Breeding Shows erican Hereford Association result of arrangements as a I egg
with teaspoo..
shows held where the Polled Canada.
Is 'Illusory'
Herefords compete in a separ- "If such transactions
were P tetearArri
ate show; and (2) all Register The surplus in the United treated as a means for 3 tabiesPoo-
financing
of Merit Shows and similar States balance of payments a deficit rather than lA cup milk
as a gen-
shows where the manager re- last year was "illusory," says uine capital inflow, 4 tablespoon
the deficit Mix hambut
quests a standard AHA sponsor- First National City Bank. would be 2 billion dollars roll in fh
ed show. The 187 million dollar surplus 1968 and 41/2 billion in 1967in," 1d1sl,baking dist
Plan B is the newly created registered in 1968 included, in the bank said. The Citibank T 1/2 CuPS OM
category in which Polled Here- the capital account, large in- port said "the 1969 re- IA cup fine!
outlook is 3 tablespoon
fords not registered with the flows from "special financial for another deficit
as the less 1 tablespoon
American Hereford Association transactions" by the U.S. gov- favorable capital balance - teaspoon
offsets
are invited to participated in ernment with foreign govern- a somewhat more favorable 1A teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
AHA shows. ments and central banks, the trade balance."
fix all and Poll
Show managers who wish to
stove.
hold a Plan B show have been
asked to submit their requests th
See These Outstanding We received
to the American Hereford As- to print heft:),
sociation. In Plan B, premiums oliday, however,
will be paid to exhibitors of Farm Machines April 8 -9 -10 I wMarnst. tDo ehla Lveel.
only those animals registered
with the AHA. Show managers
have been asked to keep the SAUNA
FARTMTHEEEXPOSITION r
premiums and awards equitable ItniasePesdEtuseceetstAsptrpigrineogl sisept:en:gutni EGGe nceIotnti
for all entries.
Junior Breeding Shows
Bear Cat 'Mixer - Grinder
In Junior Breeding Shows,
where managers request to with new hydraulic control
A new Tradewinds Grain & Stock Body and several hoists
for farm use will be in our display at the Mid . America show all Junior Hereford Hei- -
Farm Exposition in Salina Apr. 8-9-10. fers together, the American Fox Field Cutter packages actis
Hereford Association will offi- VI cup warm v
cially sponsor the show under degrees)
Ginder Hydraulic & 2 eggs at room
identically the same policy as Kasten Forage Box ch cups all pur
Plan B of the adult breeding (about)
Machine Shop shows. egg, beaten
Steer Shows Century Sprayer my uncolored i
1318 North Ninth Salina, Kansas ash 12 uncook
In Steer Shows, where man - with egg co".
e. Scald milk;
Landoll Chisel Plow t, shortening am
See The New to lukewarm
Landoll Is Made on warm wa
At The In Marysville, Kans. lye. Add to n
h two eggs sill
Mach I Factory Representatives In Charge 21/2 cups flou
Farm Exposition
SOLD & SERVICED AT DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Distributed by
Salina, Kansas A. A. KLUGHARTI' MACHINERY CO.
Kansas City, Mo.
April 8th, 9th & 10th
from ti
A. WET GRAIN HOLDING BIN: E. CLEANING SECTION: Cuckl
Large capacity with gravity flow into the
dryer. Here the fine material which is suspended
on top of the grain is carried on a perfo-
rated area. is built
THE SALINA
B. PRE - HEATING AREA: F. FINE MATERIAL DISCHARGE:
Here the wet grain is pre -heated. The high The fine material which is carriedalong on PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS11.
volume and velocity of air throughthe lou- the perforated section is dischargedhere.
vers begins to fluidize the grain andmove it Welcomes You To Salina For The
forward. G. PLENUM CHAMBER:
Hot air is delivered in high volume and ve-
locity into the plenum. It enters the grain Mid America Farm 'Exposition
C. DRYING SECTION: through directional louvers which fluidize
Tsehcet igorna.inIt icso cnotimnupalelltye lsyu frlgueisd iaznedd china nthgeiss tvheey egdra fionr;w daryrdin.g and cleaning itas it is con- April 8 -9 -10 and
position as the directionalized hot
air dries H. FAN: cCo(ui:oc7rkftl uehlri
the grain and moves it forward. The lighter
fine material is carried to the top of the This large 44" duct axial fan deliversthe 4-H BUILDING, KENWOOD PARK umns and beam.
drying bed. air to dry, clean and convey the drying
grain through the dryer. We of the Salina Production Credit Association
are here to serve the financial needs of farmers
- -
and farmers only. If you have not Investigated what
D. DRY GRAIN DISCHARGE: HUTCHINSON DIVISION (1 ROYAL INDUSTRIES PCA is accomplishing for hundreds of farmers in this
This gate can be operated manuallyor area, we Invite you to stop in while you're in town and
alautteosm thaeti cdaisllcyh.argTeh riast eg.ate completely regu- CLAY CENPT.OE.R B, OKXA N3S3AS 67432 mviasyit nuese. dP C. A. pnroowvi doers i nm tohnee yfu ftourr ea.ny equipment you See the (
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DisPlay
A LENDING INSTITUTION at the SaAliPr
North Central FOR FARMERS & RANCHERS Exposit
Steel Co. Inc.
Larson
Build!
'CURTIS SYRING, Manager 5th
116 West Second Minneapolis, Ks. EX 2-2077 Ph. 913 ft
1321 W. Crawford TA 54641
;r1a9in69 OUR DAILY BREAD - by G&G Area Cooks fdi(on3idre7 sil5v.a irdBdgeuaegak rrlee ir eniisngn) gsm,s 1oao5dnr ed muran2ittn0ei lum otlieivgnsehu nfttoelysr rtlaihnteheyes r a atrrheea nipn ervgaezgroetrde-d sah taa anrp dl.a sHdoyeflmtik-e tpouurr cesksce uarledpddt uo frru etrwdth.e ePerdr yiinntt..se. r owensat tfiefnxle-d
browned. Serve warm. Makes 2 level: At the top of the knee the form of eye -pleasing plaids
large or 12 small rings. to a few inches above.
Virgil Linderman Note: Easter Bread can be and checks, florals, abstracts
,oMraatricohn issue of rtfrs. Of bataek. eAdt tsheer vdianyg btiemfoer,er.ehReeaftr iigner- lyT fhoec usus bintltee srielshto oune ttthese nfaatburriacls- anWd gheaotm iet tarilel sa.dds up to are
service,
in 1o9p6e8rattihoensse Vermillion Is Prize Winner mmionduetersa.te ov*en* (350 dgrees) 8 e--x tarna dd iemspeencsiiaolnly. C thoottsoen w, tihteh sfepmriningi nceo,s taunmd efsla tthtearti anrge p-r eatty,
1rd$1,4le0v0,e0l00,o0f00 Mrs Virgil LindermSaPnA, NVIeSrmH iMlioEnA, iTs BthAe LpLriSze winner this week. WMashrsi.n Ogtsocna:r "S tIa emnmjo,y Ryt.ou2r, feasb troi cth oef oac cthaosiuosna nwdit fha scuersf,a rciess- laopopkla tuhde. ladies like and the men
6;e7m, elanrtgselwyitahs a 4 11 epgogund hamburger Dtghoaeoi dlry.e" cBirpeeasd aprea gues usoa lmlyucvhe raynd that are ribbed or nubby . . .
I teaspoon pepper WEEPLESs, SHRINKLESS
;actions 1/2 teaspoon salt. MERINGT TE It PAYS
were 1 teaspoon minced onion 1 tablespoon cornstarch,
ns for financing 3 tablespoons flour solved or moistened with a litdtilse- To WEIGH
than as ti cup milk cold water. Cook in
a gen. cup
ow, the deficit 4 tablespoons fat boiling water till clea1/r2 and With an
Mix hamburger, egg, milk and seasoning and shape into thickened. Set aside to
on dollars in roll in flour and fry in fat until brown. Put in any Whip 3 egg whites till focaomoyl. ARKFELD instant -Way
Ilion in 1967," 4aKllisn,l baking dish or pan and add following: and start gradually adding su- Livestock Scale
le Citibank 11/2 cups tomato soup gar until 6 tablespoons have
re. ilA cup finely chopped celery been beaten in and frosting it
[969 outlook is 3 tablespoons chopped green peppers light and fluffy. Flavor and beaist as mum1 111
.2it as the less 1 tablespoon chopped onion in thoroughly the cooled corn- "Mgll ,s
balance offset-s i/i teaspoon salt starch mixture. Bake on pie in
re favorable ti teaspoon paprika 375 degree oven till lightly Issnm!
1/2 teaspoon sugar browned. .
fix all and pour over balls. Cook slowly 30 minutes on top
,.t stove.
recipe too Fashion Takes On
We received this smooth. Stir in enough remain-
Ig ate to print before the Easter ing flour, a little at a time, to New Dimension
9-10 woliildl awy,a hnotw toev hear,v Ge &itG foocrof oLtkhiseninr fhoarnmd lae .d Touurgnh othnatot ias leiagshyt ltyo In California couture collec- Non -ProfEit lgimaiinneartes tFhOeR, h -oMgOsS oTr Lsihveesetpoc -k H Hoollddsing aGllatseiz feosr ecaast.-
Iles. Mrs. Del Leiszler floured board and knead until tions, spring's elegantly lady- ily and safely. Fast acting parallel bars
ipsretiisel nle tev nethjroyey wrienecgei kpth.e eI w lGoro&oktG ef,o "r-I submtoewos.ol ;Pt htlua arcnne d di noe ulsaglsihgti hcot,vl y5e r go trroe 8ag srmeedains-e lmikeen sfaiosnhi. oFnosr tdakaye toimn ea, ntheew e dni-- WNeOi gBhAsL 5A.N1QC6uI0Ni0cG kl b-DNsi.Oa al LRcEceVuaErdaLitnIeNglGys hlfOeoaapvrs eteeiointphianleels nrhtta yerniagtldyoh. ftta obsHrqleuaenleedlzefletet sh capayrnenodsus uobrrepeea, ecllrhyayaetnitcoginnerc edh--
'ION ard to getting this paper." top. Cover and let rise in warm semble's the thing - and dress Scale is complete, ready to their head down. Used and approved Dy
EASTER EGG BREAD place free from drafts until plus jacket costumes are in the install in existing chutes & alleys. ysaarldess b"aPrnosrt,a Vbelete arinnda rsiatantsio annadr yC cohmumteesr-c oiarl
12 eggs in shell, uncooked doubled, about one hour. Punch forefront of fashion. Silhouettes "squeeze side only" are also available
Easter egg coloring down; cover and let rise again GET THE WEIGHING FACTS TODAY! See your dealer or write for information on
are soft and fluid. Jackets are our complete line.
1/2 cup milk until almost doubled, about 30 SEE US AT THE SALINA
,1/2 cup sugar minutes. Make 2 large braided either long and belted or crop-
FARM EXPOSITION APR. 8-9-10
9 teaspoon salt rings or 12 individual rings as ped to show a wide belt on the
1 cup shortening follows: softly shaped dress underneath. Distributed in Missouri and Kansas by:
2 pcaucpk awgaersm a cwtiavtee rd (r1y1 y0e-1as1t5 intoL a4r gpea rrtisn. gFso:rmD ievaicdhe dpoaurtgh Where there is fullness, it's ZEITLOW DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
1/d2egrees) into 36" rope. On a greased controlled. Where there are Phone: [phone]
2 eggs at room temperature) baking sheet, shape two of the pleats for movement and flare, DURHAM, KANSAS 67438
41/2 cups all purpose flour ropes into a loosely braided
(about) ring, leaving space for 6 eggs.
egg, beaten Repeat with other 2 ropes of
my uncolored candies dough for second ring. Insert 6 PROFIT 6 WAYS
Wash 12 uncooked eggs. Tint tinted eggs in spaces in each
gs with egg coloring. Set ring.
ride. Scald milk; add sugar, Individual rings: Divide
lit, shortening and lemon peel. dough into 12 parts Form eaeh with a Mix -Mill
ool to lukewarm. Sprinkle part into a ring around a tint-
east on warm water; stir to ed egg*. Cover; let rise until Farm Feed Factory
Issolve. Add to milk mixture, dolibled.
ip two eggs slightly beaten, . Brush evenly with beaten egg.
barge 31 21/2 cups flour. Beat until Sprinkle with decorating can -
WHICH ONE
?WHERE MEANS MOST TO YOU?
D.
I. FRESH FEED is an important key
to livestock feeding profits. Any live-
stock man will tell you fresh feed just
performs better. Process your feed
on the farm and feed it when it's
fresh.
2. NO TRIPS TO THE MILL
to
interrupt you. No worry about a rush
trip when feed is low . . . and the
weather is ideal for field work. Saved
time can be used for better planning.
3. NO MIXING CHARGE
. . .
here is a cash outlay you'll be glad to
eliminate. Look at last year's charges
it would probably be a good
. .
start on investing in your own feed
processing system.
4. COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC
from the inside you can see how operation by a Mix -Mill Farm Feed
Factory frees you to do more impor-
Cuckler Circle -C Building tant things than tending a tractor or
driving a truck. Your Mix -Mill system
is built to stand up runs by itself . . . turns itself on, se-
lects and measures the ingredients
from storage, grinds grains, mixes in
concentrates( and delivers fresh feed
to the feeders. North Central Steel Co. Inc.
Now see how
5. FASTER GAINS . BETTER 116 West Second EX 2.2077
it improves . .
CONVERSION are figures that Minneapolis, Kansas 67467
the scenery.
determine how well your livestock Please send me details on- Mix Mill& Feed
operation performs in the profit col- Processing Systems.
Name
umn. Mix -Mill owners tell us that
Steel and a Bit of Lumber - Best for the Farm Address
they are amazed that their profits City ..
Cuckler Circle -C pre-engineered farm: structures corn - jump 15%-20% when they feed the State
1/01tle (1) the load-bearing strength of open -web steel for col - Zip
Orrins and beams, (2) the economy and construction ease of Mix -Mill way. I No. of tons of finished feed used per year
K sthe,I-s coonleodr fduilm liefnestiimone lumber for secondary framing, and .(3) 6. A SYSTEM TO SAVE YOUR I (total}
kssociat ion and roof. finish of formed steel panels for siding TIME is the answer to profitable it No. of Hogs
mers farming. Planning and systems go Beef Cottle
ated what SFECIFY YOUR OWN VARIATIONS .. hand -in -hand. We'll be happy to dis- Dairy Cattle
erS in this . Poultry
town and cuss your needs and lay out a com- Present source of feed:
pment You See the plete on -farm feed processing system Feed Dealer 0
Circle -C Mix own feed 0
Display for your operation. Call us today. .1
Apr. 8-9-10 Phone Number
at the Salina
Farm
)N Exposition.
LOOK FOR MIX MILL
'ER5 Larson Building Center DISPLAY AT THE
ger 5th & Ash
ph. 913 827.4467 Mid America Farm Exposition In Salina April 8, 9. & 10
SALINA, KANS.
4641
...imxweemMINIONIP
. in short shorts and long The Latest
Knit Picking Designers . .
- wide legged pants.
April 8, 1969
`Daily
Another reason for the spring
Dote On Cotton swing to cotton knit is the Bread' otv
great variety of colors and Lemon Goes Fa-
Lean and body -hugging is the it to move with the body -a textures it offers. Prize Mode e
way sportswear shapes up for quality just as essential to The old basic knit colors are If you like the convoendieen?
form of lemon peel,
spring and summer. fashion as to comfort. giving way to flamboyant and look
And, in turn, cotton knit As a result, you'll see more subtle combinations, and de- lieqauri.d lemonmon iomr imefor
shapes up as the fabric most cotton knits this season than signers say cotton offers a wid- peelpeels
faKvonriet d-p fiockr itnhge d leosoigkn.ers have euvpe irn b setfroipreed. Ttahneky 'troep tsu, rbneinagch ethr arnan agney o oft hcoerlo fra pboriscs.i bOinli ttihees anNd odwoe csonm't ehso lldiquuipd toleomwonell ii
turned to pure cotton as the nat- baby shirts and trim body bright side, the season's colors in an aerosol container
oil can't get at it where
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. . . each one -ounce container
summer's own brilliance. More
hold an amount wilt
BUY THE PROVEN! BMB subtle are the palest of blues "Triumph" Basket equal to
oil of many the
g ROTARY or FLAIL and toast -like neutrals.
mg MOWERS Double knits, terry knits, -d aYyO! AU 'mLLus Ut fSoEr beittteer vsearyl-- FIRST
B boucles and lisles abound in
BMB Company, Inc. Holton, Kansas unlimited stripe combinations, amdse.shS ltianink s-r emsiastkaen tshmaipraecle - SANITATIO
Our 20th Year solids and floral prints. changes possible at a touch.
Safe for all foods. Made of tam
durable steel. Folds flat for
storage. Dozens of uses -
salad washer, colander, vege rOtVeUtMti.
table washer, egg boiler, hot
plate trivet, deep fat fryer, EASY
blancher, planter, fruit bas- TO
ket, steam cooker, center.
piece, berry basket, beach CLEAN!
bag, desk basket, auo litter
basket, flower holder. NEW
SS 2S-14
The winneor each week is
drawn by lot from the reci- n" len 14" high. 24" wide
pes printed. Mists ALL GRADE A
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Win one by sending us your requirements. STAINLESS
favorite recipe - this can be Drinking tanks - smooth, SuIDpA, you are one of
main dish, leftover, salad, porous, remoiled bottom. gt mericans who
side dish, dessert or what BRASS Mop.
oor barbecuin
have you.
tips will corn
1. Check your recipe care-
fully to be sure all ingredi- ke any art, su
20 Models to choose from
ents are accurate and ac- Removable lids. Electric cookery has a
counted for. of barbecuing
Heating Units available.
2. Be sure your name and efficient grill ar,
address are on the entry. See Us Apr. 8-940 the grill in
We say: "Pressure Control 3. Only one recipe at a At Salina Exposition ta thorough
time, please.
ZEITLOW rush rust si
4. Send it to Woman's Page
h up bare in
Editor, Grass & Grain, Box DISTRIBUTING CO,
on MF Tractors gives more Check the g
1009, Manhattan, Ks., 66501 j Ph. 732-3155 Thsrbam, ,
clean tools an
traction by cutting wheel slip ries.
id a location 1,
as much as 50%."
NI
and Bas
Pressure Control is a new kind of hydraulic system feature that produces "on demand" fee
traction to match terrain and pull -type implements. With this Massey -Ferguson exclusive
feature, you place extra traction weight on the rear wheels with just a touch of a lever. Dollars
Instantly, thousands of additional pounds are put to work-to reduce wheel slip by as much
as 50%. Not since 1935 (when Ferguson System was introduced) has there been such a Gehl let
dramatic improvement in tractor capability. an combine
Do More
The superiority of Pressure Control has been proved by an independent testing laboratory cdemmmozrt4
using both electronic monitoring devices and tractor -against -tractor competition under you mar
actual field conditions. These impartial tests clearly demonstrated that Pressure Control orYou
Exc
gives money -saving advantages like these:
slit
Pressure Control gives the 63 hp MF 180 the pull of tractors with 10 more horsepower. 12(
ine
Vr Pressure Control gives the 94 hp MF 1100 as much traction as tractors with auxiliary
66
4 -wheel drive.
of
Pressure Control lets you do a 9 -hour discing job in only 8 hours. The use of Land Bank dollars
10-
to expand or modernize your
Pressure Control on MF Tractors gives more traction by cutting wheel slip as much whi
as 50%. farming operation could be
your key to a brighter future. These at
With the added efficiency of Pressure Control, a Massey -Ferguson tractor handles bigger Land Bank dollars do more 115MX
ens - 35
pull -type implements and heavier loads than could normally be expected oftractors in the for you because Land Bank other nu
same horsepower class. And because more of the available horsepower is converted into
loans are tailored to help
useable power, you get more tractor-and more performance-for your money..
farmers increase their earn-
ing power. Among the many
advantages of Land Bank loans
are the long terms, the low
interest rate, and the privilege
of paying any amount in ad-
vance at any time without
penalty. WM. H. SNYDER
Topeka
MF 150 MF 165 MF 175
Standard, Standard, Standard,
Row Crop Row Crop, Low Profile, Low Profile, You'll go ahead faster with a Land Bank loan on your land.
Narrow Row Narrow Row
Stop in and talk over your plans with the manager of your
BRAUCHI BROTHERS Marysville local Land Bank Association.
BROWN MOTOR CO. White City
CIRCLE T IMPL. CO. Clay Center
HERINGTON
GILLEY'S IMPL. CO. Minneapolis Office: 107 N. Broadway
Richard L. Worley
KUHLMAN MOTOR
CO. Lnin Serving Marion, Morris Makeus4
PF1STER-RHODES and Dickinson Counties
IMPL. CO. Jamestown
SALINA FARM SUPPLY Salina w"AMWE AGmOE 7c
WINIFRED IMPL. CO. Winifred MANHATTAN TRAC1
TOPEKA Office: 6th and Humboldt
YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER WOrfnfi.c He:. 1S7n1y7d Gera,g Me Banlvadg.er ServinRg. SPtaonttlaeWy aPtnarinsioPn,sRiley, ItHLUINDCYOaLNt S.,ol/
Serving Jackson. Shawnee Clay and Gea-ry Counties
and Wabaunsee Counties SALIN4
Hard to believe? NDQUIST ih
Pressure Control can be demonstrated on your farm EMPORIA MARYSVILLE St
wcointhdoituito nosb.l iRgeamtioenm. bWere 'wreh caot nwfeid seanyt :t h"Watiwthe P craens ssuhroewC PoCn tsruopl eyroiour igteyt uan ldoetr myoourer ktriancdt oorf fwoorrkyoinugr 0.OEff.i cReo: b1e1r5t sW. Mesatn 5atgher AOllfefnic Le:. 2H1o1leSmoeunth, MMWeageOr, CLoNp0011]
money." Make us prove it. Serving Chase, Coffey, Lyon Servainngd WNeassnhainhgetoCno,unties 'MUCKK &C°1
and Osage Counties
AlAzys.(7,
BDuNA
IMp
,pril 8, 1969
IVO) It Is Fix - Up 'Center the charcoal briquets consider. Maybe women do
on the vermiculite. Spray light- April 8, 1969
I Goes serve it at luncheons, but in
'or Barbecues er fluid across the coals and
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burn- a real, all-around protein pro-
non peel for ing. produced at less cost than foods
mon peel is Tap coals frequently with a vidCeor.ttage cheese is made from uroduced in the small quanti-
n't hold up too dWeelill tool or utensil to remove ash. skim milk treated so the pro- ties.
Dmes liquid lemon Ash insulates the coals and re- tein is trapped in the curds. Buy
'ipso' container tards the heat. Visit Our Retail Display Of
get at it to cauwsheert After guests leave, pour a Idtr yw fiothr ycoruera mow and sdpeedci aolr dbisuhye si.t Lighting Fixtures
[oration. Suppos41p layer of vermiculite over the If you find that the creamed
-ounce container IQ: 9 hot coals for safety's sake. cheese costs less than it does ndacolt Electric Co.
amount equal to You'll be able to save the c-har- dry, there's a reason. Most of MORO - MANHATTAN
,ny fresh lemons. tit coal for the next cookout
both the briquets and vermicu-
FIRSTIN lite can be re -used.
up
racks
NITATION When you do decide to change
the vermiculite in the grill it's HAUL- MOP, INC.
easy. The lightweight mineral
for any make or model pickup
can be dumped in the garden
Sturdy Convenient Practical
as a soil conditioner.
The coarse grade of vermicu-
lite recommended for outdoor
cooking is usually found where Mounted fw on
- your trucOat
ever charcoal is sold.
factory or ship-.
ped to you.
Available in
stock rack or
Cottage Cheese
114
fold -down
Has New Image combination.
high, 24" wide
ALL GRADE A Sara* If you think cottage cheese
Malts. STAINLESS has a sissy image, you must re -
I tanks - sap"STEP If you are one of the millions will not blow directly into the
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ike any art, successful out - this point, you're ready to test Largest Stock Lift -up gate slides easily in steel channels. Standard height
dels to choose from or cookery has a base. In the your culinary skill. T -T^. are In Town 63". Special height on order.
vable lids. Electric
e of barbecuing the base is some simple w for
ig Units available, efficient grill and good fire. best results: University When Ordering Speeify!Make, Model, Size of Bed
oe Us Apr. 88.10 'Put the grill in condition A layer of a special grade of
Salina Exposition a thorough cleansing. coarse vermiculite should be Book Store HAUL- MOR, INC. valley falls, kansas phone [phone]
'th
ZEITLOW irebrush rust spots and spread on bottom of grill. The 623 N. Manhattan Manhattan
uch up bare metal with material absorbs drippings and
STRIBUTING CO.
int. Check the grill motor protects the grill while provid-
l-3155 Dr,rhtun, Kam d clean tools and related ac- ing a better draft beneath the THE
ories. coals. Since it insulates, the
ind a location where smoke grill stays cooler, thus safer.
NEW...biggest
PLA NNE
feedmaker built!
Gehl leads again. Big, new 120-bu. Mix -All
combines "biggest -of -all" capacity plus Gehl's H
commercial -quality grind and mix ability. One
demonstration will prove the 115MX can help
you manage more livestock. Here's why:
Exclusive hay feeder smoothly feeds bale The beginning. Baby pig, 0 to 4 weeks
in age, 5 to 15 lbs. weight. Start him
slices to the mill. on CO-OP Pig Pre -Starter Complete.
Feed about 5 lbs. per pig.
120-bu. mixing tank, plus new 21 -in. mill
increase feedmaking capacity 40%.
66 thin cutting hammers-more per sq. ft. At 5 weeks or 15 to 30 lbs.,
of screen area than other mills. switch to CO-OP Pig Starter Complete.
Figure 25 lbs. per pig.
10 -foot, high pivot (46") auger unloads feed
where you need it.
These and many other features put the giant
115MX way ahead of competition. More farm-
ers - 35,000 of them - own Mix -Ails than any
other make.
8 to 12 weeks old. Weight, range
30 to 75 lbs. The feed now is
CO-OP Pig Grower -16 Complete.,
You'll feed 100 lbs. per pig. 1
If you want a lower protein feed:
try CO-OP Pig Grower -14
Complete for the 11th and 12th
week. Plan to feed 60 lbs.
per pig.
12 wfeeks to market. Here's where
CO-OP'S flexibility and scope help.
loan on yourland. You tailor the feed to the situation.
manager ofyour CoMplete or concentrate, medicated or
not high protein or low, what your
herd needs is what you get.
VRINGTON OP
There's the plan . . the CO-OP Feeding Pro-
10'7 N. Broadway gram that speeds y.our pigs to market in better
ard L. Worley shape and brings them in Heavy on the Profit PIG FEEDS
Marion, Wri..h_ Make us Prove it with a Demonstration! Side. Where they belong. Call your CO-OP
skinson Counties WAMEGO Feed Man. He has a plan for you. A profit -plan.
WA EGO TRUCK SENECA
& TRACTOR SENECA IMPL. CO.
ANHATTAN
6th and H holcll LINCOLN. arm Co-op Assn.
KANS.
;PtoanttlaewYamPaCr,ruosmujeon,n tglielesY RHUDY & SONS, INC. VALLEY FALLS TelephCoanrel t3o1n
rIct Geary I SALINA VALLEY IMPL. INC.
ILINDQUIST
IMPL. CO.
EANTSsoVuILthhiliothSt CONCORDIA CLAY CENTER ClUayn Cioennter -Bala JacksoHn oFlutomne 3 _6.,r4s -I3n1c6,1 EGlerveeantolera fA -Lssinnn.
2H1o1iemal'to'n -er CLOUD COUNTY TOBUREN IMPL. CO. -M Denison 2296 -Washington
washingcounmtiearrs' TRUCK & TRACTOR ttan - Mayetta 966-2249
' erkimer
9 BRMUNAARYISMVPILLL. ECO. TRI-HCEORUINNGTYTO SNALES Farmerss-MWCeansthmattoraraenla-Ande-OAltaVnaisgtaa UnionAAlBiumsie.s Herkim11erH CeOork-kiomepteo Br RHuIsI .43 -A-23s38s42n14.
Barley averaged 91 cents per
Price Index Up A Notch bushel, unchanged from the pre:
April 8,
vtious month but 10 cents be- 1969
low last year.
Prices received by Kansas up sharply, and prices for most but 14 cents below March 1968. Sorghum grain brought $1.70
farmers at mid -March 1969 other livestock were up moder- Corn at $1.11 per bushel was per cwt., up 1 cent from last farm products at
were slightly above the pre- ately, but wheat, sorghum and 2 cents above last month but 1 month but 11 cents below last was 272 per cent omficl.ltdast
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Service. by farmers for all commodities but 2 cents below a year ago. February and $9 51 a year ago. Price increases fromYear.
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emasn oHdwn otemwhr eieel kvamr ewlori,ede prer.reria csteelislg yoh fat lbsyoo ylvobewe aaenrs. abpbeeTloro hvcweee n clFatr esoatbpt yr mpueraaiidrcr. ye- Mibnuadtre c1xh 4,w 1pa osp io1ni5tns1t BSSAPoraolfayarrilgbrelfieheayau; HnHmbsaua ,G y.yb,,ru tatooinnn,. c...w... t$$$$$ 212951..,...309597810000 212518......309965190390 2112731......855009111060 bTppaheesrree cc mpeeeennratti t oi iandnn cMFiomemabarplrc uapharr eaircdy ey w aeinnaitrddh e a 33xg12o82. wua(pniandgc4 le1u p9droa ipntinegost isi)nn fwttrseoarmesasbto3,mv6tei9da FixneehsMr sand
Choogm, plaamredb wanitdh eMggar pchri claesst wyeearre, buWshheel,a t1 pcreicnet sa bwoevree F$Leb2r4u apreyr ARsHAwoellfl egdaCSBee lCftoe,tar cwlseco lSwo fsv& v,eCte ecrHea rwSd ftSrtt,els. eeec,e ,dw.c dc,wt .,wc. tcw.tw $$t$$t 2122330856911.......08500060000000 3312129697241........75001090000000 3222112735577.......00805190000000 wccpoeramnesvt p3 ilao9aru4set sdp y mewero aictnrhe.tn h3t 8aa0nt dmp e3ird7 c-0eM nptae rtrchhe lMyMaesaaatrr rcmc hhao g wlnoaats.hs tT 7ayh4nee,daru.ptpha e1r istaypmoMirneaattricoahs
Calves, cwt $ 28.50 28.00 26.90 Hog prices averaged $20 per
Sheep, cwt $ 6.80 6.50 6.50 cwt., 30 cents above February
Lambs, cwt $ 27.00 25.00 24.00
Wool, lb .34 .34 .34 and $2.10 above March 1968.
Milk Cows, each . $275.00 275.00 240.00 Beef cattle brought $25 per
CMBhuiliktct ke(eWrfnahsto,, llleibvsea lleb.), ..cw.. tt '6566..3.065 6555...0450 6541...5200 ccwwtt.. ctohme pparreevdi owuitsh m $2o4n.t1h0 a pnedr C. B. SALE
ETgugrkse, ydso,z elinve, lb. .. .. t 2291..00 2291..00 2118..10 $2S3t.e8e0r paenrd c hweti.f elar spt ryiceeasr .aver- SAVEo $n2 a9.50
PRICES PAID BY aged $26.50 per cwt., 60 cents MESSENGER
FARMERS FOR FEEDS
Cottonseed Meal (41%) 4.90 4.85 5.10 above the previous month and (including all 72crystal1sp) "Now Maw,
Soybean Meal (44%) $1.50 above last year. Calves at more, l'n
cwt 4.90 4.85 4.85 $28.50 were up 50 cents from YY
Bran, cwt $ 3.20 3.20 3.05 the previous month and $1.60
16% Dairy Feed, '
ton $ 71.00 69.00 73.00 above March of last year. ,AV
Dairy Ration,
cwt $ 2.65 2.60 2.75 The dairy price index was 321 SAVE $64.90 SHERI
Laying Feed per cent in March compared on 320
ton $ 80.00 81.00 82.00 with 326 in February and 304 MESSENGER in Wa
a II
Do you plan to FHEogE -DCIoNrnG RATIOS] 18.0 18.0 16.0 per cent last year. (including all 24crystals)
Butterfat -Feed . 24.5 24.6 22.2 The preliminary wholesale The followin
Cultivate this Summer? MEgilgk --FFeeeedd 27.022 27.212 51..185 Mmailrkc hp rwicaess 1 a5t c$e5n.3ts5 b peelor wcw Fte. bin- iair,4'<" 4:L;,',,,:, LsaICs aAt UthCeT WIOENS 1'
CITY OF WAS
Preliminary. ruary but 15 cents above March * 0
WE'LL WEED & FEED ' Combined bulk and sacked. - KANSAS, on TU
Based on average prices for commercial feeds last year. Tract No. 1 -
YOUR CORN AND MILO and value of grains in a composite ration. Egg prices averaged 29 cents Buy a Messenger 100
or Mat the SEY. of
WITH INDEX NUMBERS - PRICES RECEIVED per dozen, unchanged from suggested net price and retain pasture and
ftY FARMERS (1910. 14= 100%1 February but well above the full set of Johnson .002 crystals
All FAallr mCr oPprosducts. . 213581 213530 213645 21.1 cents a year ago. Turkey your choice FREE! Plus -20% Tratchte NNo1./ 22 o-f t
AATREXTM Food Grains . 146 144 162 prices at 21 cents per pound on All Johnson Accessories. about 50 acr
FHeaeyd Grains . 215820 214778 212896 were unchanged from February Distributed by yards. Has I
You may not have to cultivate Livestock & Prod 337 328 312 Prices Paid
Meat Animals 394 380 370 Prices paid by Kansas farm- INTERSTATE Tract No. 3 -
and will make more profit PDoauirlytr yP &ro dEugcgtss 312414 312462 310074 ers for protein supplement the N1/2 of
PAR ITY INDEX 369 366 350 were up slightly from a month 230 IDA about 50 acre
See Us At PARITY RATIO 74 73 74 WICHITA, KA
ADJ. PARITY RATIO 80 79 79 eaabroluietr s, tweahdilye mixed feeds were A,-ail,1-00 at 7 Torhdiesr leadn dso ilsd l obcya
. DON'S TV County, Kansas,
TRI - COUNTY (5'ke/q4 PPrriicceess PRaeidc,e inivteedre sint,d teaxx eass a pnedr cweangte o rfa pteasr.ity index. The indUenxi toefd pSrtiacteess received 518 Allon Pd PR purpose of settlei
The aajusted parity ratio is based on estimated
608 South 5th PR 6-4726 cash receipts from marketings and estimates by the Nation's farmers for MANHATTAN, KAYS on wThhiec phu trhcehraese
of Government payments for the current cal-
MANHATTAN, KANSAS endar year provided by The Economic Re- rental and posses1
search Service. by the court and
ante.
Purchasers v
price at time of
Feed the fast one from Kansas Soya
Kennet
Now take healthier, heavier D, and E for fastest growth and maximum Eugene Essl
hogs to market 15 to 20 days use of corn and milo. Eight powerful A. C. Bokelma
sooner. Feed Lasso 40% Hog growth factors. Plus antibiotics (op-
Supplement, the test -proven tional) to fight common swine diseases,
balanced feed that's made Feed Lasso 40% Hog Supplement, the
from nature's richest source of protein: supplement that gets 'em to market
highly digestible and palatable Sunflower faster. Call:
Brand Soybean Meal. What else goes KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO., INC.
into it? The exact amounts of Vitamins A, Phone DI 2-7270; Emporia, Kansas
!Hakes MONEY to GROW!
Modern agricultural methods pay their way -if
you're capitalized to improve your farming pro- As I
il
Property at public
gram and you're willing to think hard and work hard!
Capital requirements for production purposes south of Ash Grov,
come high, and the man who's moving ahead has Machinery,
had to increase his allocations to allow for the And
added costs of keeping up with the times.
AC
Yourlocal PCA pioneered in budgeted 11995511 AC mtd. pi
financing for production purposes. 1951 AC tandem°
The PCA is staffed by people who 1967 Kent harrow
know modern farming and how it fertan dri
can pay if properly followed. lift pwre dss
wh
Deere
Discuss your plans soon at your PCA office. 2
Diamond
Pa
j.1 in I,' sec
SEE YOUR LOCAL PCA MAN Richard er
Council Grove PCA Manhattan PCA
Chas. Graham, Manager Floyd Rutherford,Mva_PY, JD manure
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Salina PCA
Curtis Syring, Manager
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