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Th Ptntagrtph D10 BloomingtwvNormtl, III. Nov. It 1961 STOCK MARKET POW-JONIf AVMAOIt (Court. at tntfi, Mlroiaut Inc I Tuuiev Clotini MocH Avr9l ID IndutineU iw 14 Bf 30 20 Rail IHJJ up It UtilitlM I' II 'Nuclear Age' Triggers New Research Efforts DETROIT. Mich.

The first I Since fission products in the SHORT RIBS I I. ftORPEVIU HE'S BIEH I 60 UP AND BPLA? 1W UP We FOR Jd HOURS. NAN iNECgOWSNEST. Stock 11 JS oil Votunw IO.om.OU) Snares atomic explosion that rocketed i soil can be absorbed by crop In mankind inio me so-canea lh- ni-, same manner as i rv et imiit (WtdflMrfav M. EST Slort Avvraiws 10 Indutlrnl ortJM Hails li oil 0 11 Utllllift on (lock i lli.U oil 0 li DOWgONtl INDUSTRIAL! (Flour alter drcimal point tit Von.

Tuet. "nuclear age triggered a whole new area of agricultural research Including extensive nutrients, Ohio scientists have been interested in learning how these radioisotopes react with studies on the fate of radioac soil particles and plant roots, Allltd Chrnnicol Aluminum Co. of Anitr, Amricn Ctn A. T. tive fallout on soils and the crops grown upon them.

i mm iA OJ Wil American B'ndi Anaconda Dr. R. E. Franklin, professor of agronomy at the Ohio Agricultural Research and minm SImI Cnrytlvr DuPonl Development Cooler, Wooster, and The Ohio State University, tciiman Kodak Stnortl Elvclnc twril Foodt Gnral Motors Columbus, described some of CoodvMr Tlr Inlvrn'l Hrvlr the knowledge gained from Inlwn' Ni(k Urges Contract Markets InHrn'l Paptr JonMnvill Owont-IIHnoit Cla Proctor A Gcmbl Sn Roceuck Sid. OH Calif Jld Oil of N.J Swift 4 Co Tai Co Union Carbide United Aircraft U.S.

Steel WettlnenouM Woolworth studies ith cerium 144, a "rare earth" element present in fallout. He presented his findings here Tuesday at the combined annual meeting of three professional agricultural societies. Franklin and co-workers R. E. Brown and R.

II. Miller found that the amount of plant uptake of radioactive cerium is affected by organic matter. LANSING, Mich. (LTD Na tional Farm Bureau Fresident () unofficial Clow ARIA STOCKS Charles B. Shuman said today Admiral Corn II Riding Into History BOARD OF TRADE I LIVESTOCK Caterpillar "3 Firestone Se 7 17 43 55 4 35 4 37 3 68.4-70 0 42 0 farmers should organize themselves into marketing organizations to secure higher prices for their products.

Oen. Tfl A Elec ii Illinois Power Co 3 Nat'l Student Mktlno 0-4 i Tlw limi I Own Huh Low CIom Prtv. Raneei Oeen Hith CHICAOO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (UPI) (USDAI-Llvestocst Wednesday WHEAT Hogs 4,000. Barrows and gilts l.3H 1.M 51 0 Dec Among the findings reported by Franklin is the discovery that organic matter absorbed shelled corn harvest methods. It might bt picking the best crop in its history according to some big yield reports.

(Pantograph Photo) Mounted corn picker art becoming rare in Central Illinois. Thii ont een eatt of Bloomington it among the few still operating in this day of combines and mostly 25 lower, late 7i to 50 lower on) weights over 240 lb moderately active. 71 0 Mar Shuman said the Farm Bu l.3"4 I 40 1 OH I 34' Modlne 0 Marcor (Mont. Ward) 501 National Union 701 Northern III. Gas 31 0 Ralston Purina I Steak Shake 10.MI 0 1.39H 1.41' 1.414.

1 J4' 1.39' 4 in 1.40' 1.401 1 36 1.3H4 lb 27.00-7' so, I9O240 lb 26 50-27 00, 'ffi V25 No. 12 sorted 200-220 I.384 2 220 20 lb 75.75- 170 30 4 May J4 2 Jiy 12.4-13 4 Sep 124) CORN 1.39'S 75-26 50; No 2 4 23. 370 lb. 25 25 24 00: No. 3-4 2O300 lb.

M' reau has implemented such a program, similar to one advanced by the rival National Farmers Organization, to the 1 ir 1.22' l.ii'.; Mi's 1.23 I J3''J :0 Dee 21.4 Mar 74.7S-2S-2S. Sows steady to strong, fairly i 1 um Ita 1 ft. 41A. substantial amounts of cerium 1 144 and restricted uptake by barley and soybean roots. This lis apparently because organic 1 77 1.

11', 1.23 l.2'l 1.28't 1.24a Dynamics Corp, 127 Corn Product 35 2 Central Soya 30 0 IS MOST ACTIVI STOCKS NEW VOUK (UPI) The IJ dive itockt traded on the New I 23. I 27 1 28'S UJ'4 500 lb. 27 25 23 00; No 2 400-400 lb. 1-4' II tk nf.i ftn.M 5S 1 1 26 1 21 1.24'4 1.24. 1.24 nnint flint LntrM T)i i trt oil nt ketinn affiliates sold more thanl1.1 iJfiE ,40 .674 Cattle 7,000, calves none.

Trading oft slaughter stitrs and hellprs tairly active, steady to 25 higher Cows steady. Bull 50 highrr. Prime 117V 14,5 lb. slaughter steers No 3-4 79 75 30 00. several loads at 30 00; high choice and prime 1175-1350 lb.

29 0029.75; choice 950-1300 lb. No 7 4 of union with the cerium, called $1 billion worth of farm prod- iirie lncf voar Fantastic Corn Yields Reported in Woodford May Ijly most Sep York1 OATS Dec Ch. Mar -f May Ha Jlv fl'4 Seo RYE Dec Mar fli May Jlv Sep chelation, which reduces .47 M'l I 1 13Sl .64 '4 .64 .67 .44 I 13' 4 1.17 .64 .47 .68 1 I3'i 1 17 1.204 4 1 I A 1 1 I A 4 i .67 .41 14' 1I7' 1.71 1.20 l.20Vj .67 .48 4 1 14'-J I 18 l.2l' lavaiiaDimy oi me radioisotopes Contractual production, with tQ pian(s plants 1.20'4 Stock Echan90 Tuesday. Sain Close Benouet IW.000 City Invest I9.3o0 37' Groller Inc til. 100 33'.

Computer Scl 104.000 32 Chrysler 97.700 3v'4 Occidental Pet. J4 Intl Nickel 78.900 42'4 Am 5J' CNA Fncl 76.8(K) Skyline Cp 74.300 34' 4 Lumi Inc 73.600 24'i El. A Music ev.00 6, LVO Corp 7.2ii0 10'4 I Fncl 45700 0'i Std Oil NJ 44.900 64I I 17 1 70 1I9 1.20' 4 1 70' i 1.70' a I.TO'a Franklin pointed out that since most fission products the contracts negotiated before the production season, is the sound way to achieve supply management in agriculture," I'll SOYBEANS 7 4S' 14 Nov )V( 7.45H J44 2.511 7 50'4 2S 00 29 25; mled and choice 27 50. 28 00; good 24 5027 50; standard and low good 25 high choice and prima 900-1 OS 5 lb. slaughter heifers No.

3-4 27 75-78 00, around 10 loads 78 00; cholca 825-1050 lb No. 2 4 77 0O27 75; good and Choice 24 25-27 00; good 25 00 26 25; Utility and commercial cows 18 50-70 00; few high dressing utility 70 75 20 50; canner and cutter 17 0O-19 25; tew low dressing) canner 15 00-16 50; utility and commercial bulls 23.0O7S 50; individual 26 00. Sheep 200. yVoolfd siauohler lamb steady to strong. Shipment choice 91 lb.

29 00; Part deck good V8 lb. carrying 40 per cent bucks 27 00. 2 45 t.SO'i 254 behave similarly to one or more 2.51 '4 Man 2 50' a 2 564 i i i 7 5 2 5S' 2 60' 2 54 41 Mar 2 56 May 2 2 60 2 61 aiH tlnwpvpr rnn. me essential piaill lliuriciua, Shuman 2 63' 2 67' these findings also contribute Vj Jlv 7 MM 7 tiH 2 42 iAuo 2 59 20' 2.S9 S-p 2 49' 4 2.40 tamora, 150.2 bushels, and Gary Blunier, Eureka, 149.9 bushels. These 4-Hers and their dads have established a tremendous record.

tractual 2 59 2 58 2.49 7.48- Ul WUULI.IU1I VV ILIIVIUL 1 MARKETS AT A GLANCE KCW vnBtf IIIPM Market a SOYBEAN OIL strong organization of producers 'immeasurably to our over-all to negotiate for terms of salei'Be of smI and 10 62 10 59 alance at the close on Tuesday: iPc By Mike Sager Woodford County ixtension Adviser EUREKA No doubt about it, farmers in this part of Central Illinois will wind up with one of the best corn yields ever. We've mentioned it before, but Stocks Lower in relatively light Jan trading. Var Bonds Irregular. (10) They study markets and sell wisely. Over-all, they plan on perfect timing with all operations.

They plan for top yields because that's the only way to get one. They don't cut corners in anticipation of a poor season because this limits their yield possibility. Weather and management are with the buyers could mean un-IPiani nutrition 1055 9 91 9 54 9 27 9 14 908 59B 124 1043 9.84 944 9 14 904 897 157 I.20B 9 91 9 S6 927 9 16 908 8 63 S. Government Bonds Closed for Jlv Aug satisfactory prices. What Happened? We may ask, "Why is the corn yield so much better this moderate 5p in holiday.

American Stocks Lower trading I nntiftn tnrk Hiohr "Here, then," he said, "is the 8 31 I OCT 10.37 9 77 9.39 9 11 9 00 95 55 8.21 67 40 67.7C 68 75 69 75 70 80 71.05 69 80 68.00 SOYBEAN 9 97 9 59 932 9 19 909 I 66 8 33 MEAL 6b 30 68 25 49.10 70 IS 71.30 71.40 70.15 48.25 ESTIMATED LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (AP) ottiotl estimated livestock receipts tor Thursday; CATTLE JTO HOGS 3.0OO SHEEP No Estimate EAST ST. IOUIS LIVESTOCK NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, III. AP) Estimates fnr Thu'cM Mcos 4.000; cat. tie 1.100, calves 3C0; sheep 200. HOGS 500, barrows and gilts weak to 75 lower; 1-3 200-230 lbs.

26 25-26 7J; 230. 250 IDs 25.75-2 25; 2-4 JIO-2'0 lbs. 25 sows mostly s'eadv; 1-3 300-400 lbs. 67 30 47.50 68 45 69 40 68 00 68 00 68 0 69 85 Cotton Futures Lower. Chicago Gram Futures Wheat closed Jan unchanged to up cents; corn Mar up to l'i; oats up to 1( rye up 'm May to soybeans up to J1" Hobs 50 to 75 cents higher, too $27.25.

'Aug 47 '5 67.90 68 K0 70 00 70 80 71. 15 70 15 68.00 Oriented Planting Discussed Corn planted with the prox 71.05B 70 45 71 30 70 80 the keys to high returns from ine laniastic yield reports we continue to receive moves us to mention it again. Whole farms are averaging BO bushels per acre, and individual fields go even higher. year than last? After all, didn't we follow the same practices this year as in 1968? Many factors are involved In growing a high yielding corn crop. Without question the biggest single element in crop most important farm program that can be put in operation for the benefit of the farm and ranch people of America organization for marketing and bargaining." Shuman's remarks came in a speech prepared for the 50th an- Cattlt steady to 25 cents higher, top 69.60B 69 20 68.00B 68.05 i -lcr B-Bid.

corn. Heptachlor price. MARKET UPI Indicator NYSE Index ASE Index Dow-Jones Ind SAP 500 Stocks INDEXES 109 80 PC Off 0 41 PC 54 94 Off 0 18 53 Off 0 07 859 75 off 3.30 98.07 Off 0.26 tor example, heres a run imal (pointed) end of the seed Extra Yield production is weather. Rainfall, down on the 4-H CASH GRAIN NEWS BLOOMINGTON GRAIN (Courtesy Bloomington Grain) The following Quotations represent the best possible estimate of cash grain prlcs at country elevators In the area served. They are based upon the highest bids available including rail bids at al! terminal and subter-minal markets served by this area ai well as truck bids for river points.

STANDARD A POOR'S INDEXES NEW YORK (UPD-Standard Poor's hourly Indexes for Tmsday. (1941 -4 tguals 10 sunlight, and temperature are of tremendous importance. They must come along in the In 150,000 Turkeys Corn Contest. These are No. 2 corn yields from combine harvested plots that ranged in uize from one to 14 acres: 22 50-23 50; boa's 21.50-2? 00.

CATTLE 1.3M; calves 100: leerf steady to 25 higher; cho'ce end prima steers IBs. 2B choica lbs. at 79 00-7) 50; averaoe and high choice vOO-25 lb heilers 27 50; Choice 750-950 lbs. 24 75-27 25; utility cow utility bulls 23 00-75 00; cholca vealers 36 choice calves 24.00-26 00. SHEEP-500; slaughter lambt tew choice and prime 95 105 lbs.

28.00; choice 80-110 lbs. 26.50-27 50, ewes good and choice 6.50 7.00. PEORIA LIVESTOCK PEORIA, III. (API HOGS 1-J 190-225 lb butchers 76 75-27 about 50 head 1-2 200-215 lbs. 27 50; 1-3 190-240 lbs.

26.25-26 75 3-4 270-300 lbs. 24.50-25.00; 1-3 3 310-400 lb. sows 23.25-24 00, 1-3 400-500 lbs. 22.75-23.25 CATTLE 80; choice lb. steeri 425-lnd J0-RK 5J-UIII SOO-SlkS mvcisdiy Luiiveimuii ui we down had earlier, more corn-Michigan Farm Bureau.

pIete emergence with greater Shuman said the American and more rapid seedling growth Agricultural Marketing Associa- than did corn planted with the tion, a Farm Bureau group pointed end of the seed upward formed in 1960, now serves as in research conducted at the the common marketing agent Agricultural Research and 61.78 107 94 right amounts at the right time. 98.17 98.08 41.32 41 43 11 a.m. Noon 98 U8 9f 04 WASHINGTON (AP) Thou 61.35 61 71 61.28 61.33 61.33 107.82 107.64 107 78 107 81 108.12 The second most important ingredient in high crop yield is 41.47 41.38 41.50 41.36 1 p.m 2 p.m Close Prev Close 98 07 98 33 management. This covers -Standard A Poor's NEW YORK (UPI) Development Center, Wooster, for 39 Farm Bureau marketing Wednesday, everything from variety selec hourly Indexes for (1941-43 eouais 10). Daryl Hodel, El Paso, 179.8 bushels; Steve Blunier, Roanoke, 175.9 bushels; Jerry Harms, Benson, 161.3 bushels; Jerry McClallen, Eureka, 160.7 bushels; Joel Obery, Metamora, 150.2 bushels; John Obery, Me- tion to tillage.

It is complex, but Prices will vary slightly due to normal differentials In transportation. Based on the late Wednesday morning Quotations, elevators were paying about the following prices: -wheat-No. i CORN No. 2 1-06 OATS No. 2 47 soybeans-no.

1 2 32 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN 77.00-28 00; good and choice 800-900 rb. 425-lnd 20-RR55-UtilS00-Stks 11 a.m 107.73 41.26 61.30 97 99 Noon 107.79 41.32 61.26 98 04 sands of turkeys found to contain heptachlor residue may have picked up the powerful pesticide from land treated for control of chiggers, according to Agriculture Department sources. Chiggers, the same small it can make the difference be heifers 25.50-26.00. COUNTRY MARKETS SPRINGFIKLD, III. AP Interior III.

In a report Tuesday at the annual meeting of the American Society of Agronomy, in Detroit, Dr. D. M. Van Doren OARDC professor of agronomy, tween a high yield and one that may be 10 or even 50 bushels associations. October Termed Wettest Month SPRINGFIELD, 111.

(UPI) nois hoo prices (State-Federal): Receipr 1-3 200-230 lb. butctiers 25.50-26 00; 2-3 230-250 lbs. 25.00-25 50 2 3 250-270 lbs. 24.50-25.00; sows 1-3 300-400 lbs. 22.50- per acre short.

CHICAGO (API WHEAT No. 2 hard said that the major advantage mites which can cause humans 1 p.m 107.70 41.26 61.29 97 96 Prv close 107.81 41.50 61.33 98 07 PRODUCE CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO AP) BUTTER Wnoiesale buying prices: 93 AA 67'4; 92 A 67'4; 90 65'. EGGS Wholesale buying prices: grade A whites 58''2; mediums 54; standards 50. POTATOES Arrivals 104; on track 141; Putting weather and COMING PUBLIC SALES to itch after working on lawns, are troublesome to turkey grow management together, the excellent corn yields of 1969 in of planting the seed in this manner is that because of faster emergence and growth The Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service said October 23.50; 1-3 400-500 lbs. 21.50-22.50.

SPRINGFIELD LIVESTOCK SPRINGFIELD, III. (UPI) HOGS: 50 higher; choice 180-210 lbs. S25.00-26.50; 220-250 lbs. 260-300 lbs. CATTLE: 25-50 higher; choice steer choice heifers CHICAGO (UPII Livestock Futures.

Open High Low Latest Unlta dicate that farmers are doing yellow 1.4li,n; No. 2 soft red 1.414n. CORN No. 2 yellow 1.17'jn; No. 3 yellow 1.15'-2-16"3.

OATS-No. 2 extra heavy white 61n. SOYBEANS No. 1 yellow 2.43n; NO. 2 yellow 2.40.

SOYBEAN OIL 11.4JO. fpravmunt Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Carlson ers who want a nice, smooth bird to sell. I rate, corn is better able to total U.S.

shipments for Monday 345; things right. When the weather was the wettest month in the past 25 years in the state with Tuesday 257; carlot track sales: Min withstand early adverse The department announced vironmental conditions. rainfall exceeding an average of last Friday that 150,000 live turkeys and some four million 5.2 inches. cooperates the management techniques farmers are using do pay off. OK then, how do we plan for 1970? Probably the first thing we should do is remind Live Bee Cattle: Dec 78 70 2 8 9 5 78.70 28.97 Feb 29 07 29 27 79.07 79.27 Apr 29.37 29.62 29 37 79.60 Jun 79.55 29,75 29.55 29.70 Be sure that your public sal Is listed In this directory.

It will be published very day except Sunday. Listing will begin 21 days before the sale provided minimum size advertisement at 5 Inches Is used 2 or more times In The Dally Pantagraph. Sales using less than 'his minimum amount of space will be listed 6 days prior to sale. NOV. 12 Almeda Weber, Onarga, III.

Public Auction. El wood Stagen, Auctioneer. NOV. 12-Warren Keil, Washington, III. nesota North Dakota round reds 3.50.

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ST. LOUIS (AP) Eggs, consumer grades: A large 54-58; A medium 50-54, A small 31-37, large 47-51; wholesale grades: standard 44-46, medium 39-41; unclassified 32-33. Hens: heavy 14; light over 5'j lbs. 11; under 5V2 broilers and fryers 27 this week's delivery.

The corn narvest, which was of Rochester, arrived Friday and were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and In the Ohio study, corn oriented with the pointed end of the seed down averaged 10 per cent greater emergence and on the average emerged 3 days Aug 79.72 30 00 79.22 79.95 70 per cent complete, was a week behind the average com pounds of turkey meat were held off the Thanksgiving market after heptachlor residue was found in some birds on Oct. 9 at a Minnesota processing plant. 1,731 667 530 293 Prev. Clos 77.70 76.57 25 00 25.50 25.50 Mrs.

Edward Cox pared with last year at this ourselves that profit-per-acre is the name of the game. We pro Complete Holstein and Jersey Dairy Disposal Sale. Yoder, Wlegand, Zobrist, Officials say all contaminated -ouiier, Auctioneers. earlier than corn oriented with the pointed end up. Germinating seedlings also had a 20 per cent LIVE HOGS Close Dec 77.75 Feb 76 7S Apr 75 35 Jun 75 70 Jul b26.00 bid Froien Pork Bellies: Feb 45.95 46.J5 45.25 45.25 Mar 45.00 45.40 44.17 44.20 May 44 95 44.95 43.55 43.65 Jly 43.90 43.90 43.00 43.10 AU9 41.80 41.90 40.75 40.75 NOV.

14 Macon De Witt Annual Club time. Wet and muddy fields have hindered the harvest in many areas, the service said. Plowing for the 1970 corn and birds were traced to farms sup Note From Zodiac Killer Claims Two More Victims Calf Sale, Clinton. Warren and Larry Martin, Auctioneers. NOV.

15 Archie Spillman, Owner CloS' greater penetrating ability of 9,937 3,078 1,233 428 15 duce crops to earn a living and the more profitably we can do so the better for our families. Here's how top producers are getting high yields and high net income from corn. plying Arkansas Valley Industries, headquartered in Little Rock. The department said beeswax-linseed oil wafers ing Out Sale. Bliss, Bliss and Bliss, Auctioneers.

15 Roy 0. List, CongervMle. Angus Dispersal Sale, Central, III. Arms soybean crops progressed slowly last week. Nearly one third placed on the soil surface to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A enable the researchers to take uniform penetration measure ments.

mystery killer who calls himself Zodiac claims his victims now number seven instead of the five previously blamed on him the investigation would continue to determine how widespread the distribution has been. Officials said none of the contaminated birds had reached the retail market. Ten Rules (1) They maintain a soil pH of the acreage is plowed compared with 42 per cent at this time last year. Arrowsmith 4-H'en To Hear Members Van Doren reported that Cleveland Fire Kills 6 Children CLEVELAND (UPI) Six children were killed today when fire raced through their house on the city's East Side. The victims, two girls and four boys aged from 3 to 9, were all members of the by police.

level above 6 and apply ample but not excess amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potash. The killer had identified him up to the end of Oct I have killed 7 people." In his latest communication to the Chronicle, Zodiac says he is "rather angry with police for telling lies about me" and goes on: "So 1 shall change the way the collecting of slaves. "I shall no longer announce to anyone when I commit my murders, they shall look like routine robberies, killings of anger, a few fake accidents, etc I self as the slayer of three young women and two men in a series (2) They use soil insecticides regularly. of letters and phone calls to po seedlings with five leaves or less which grew from seed oriented with the pointed end downward averaged 15 per cent greater root length, 300 per cent greater vertical root penetration, and 20 per cent greater leaf area than those from seeds planted the other end up. However, by the time corn reached a height of 24 inches, differences arising from the (3) They use chemical weed lice and newspapers since Herman Jackson family.

Firemen said all six apparently suffocated in a second-floor controls where needed. (4) They eliminate unneeded In one of two typically un- bedroom. tillage operations. Sale Barn. Ken Coulter.

Auctioneer. NOV 15-lvan Smith, Elkhart, III. Clos-ng Out Sale, Luke Gaule Son, Auctioneers. NOV. 15 Stanley Bienemann, Metamora, III.

Closing Out Sale. Garber and Stonier, Auctioneers. NOV. 18 Virgil Rueck, Melvln, Closing Out Sale. Elwood Stagen, Auctioneer.

NOV. 20 John Vlviani, Campus, Closing Out Sale, Carl Ronnow, Auctioneer. NOV. 22 Graydon Berry and Homer Shell, Piper City, Closing Out Sale. Trunk and Feller, Auctioneers.

NOV. 22 Richard Frank, Washington, Closing Out Sale, Henry Wiegand, Auctioneer. NOV. 22 Sherman Thrasher, Paxfon, Closing Out Sale, Elwood Stagen, Auctioneer. NOV.

22-Wllliam (Mike) Bressner, Pon-tiac, III. Closing Out Sale, Carl Ronnow, Auctioneer. NOV. 22 Tiardes Farms Club Calf Sale, Gibson City, III. NOV.

24 Dennis Hamilton, Le Roy. Closing Out Farm Sale. Auctioneer Col. Harold Kindred. NOV.

24 Andrew Sletten, Fairbury, III. Closing Out Sale. Ebach and Metz, Auctioneers. NOV. 29 Harry Gerharht, Lincoln, Closing Out Sale.

Col. Chan Fuller, Auctioneer. NOV. 29 Harold Beck, Closing Out Sale. Dalton City.

Warren Martin Auction Co. NOV. 29 Ed Ohms, Heyworth, Closing Out Sale. Kindred and Murphy, Auctioneers. CEC.

1 Carl and Ed Schmidt, Fairbury, III. Closing Out Sale. Metz and Ebach, Auctioneers. DEC. 2 John Mornssey, Mansfield, Closing Out Sale.

Warren Martin Auction Co. DEC. 2 Lucille Olson, Kempton, III. Public Sale. Carl Ronnow, Auctioneer.

CEC. 3 Marcellus Bryan, Owaneco, III. Closing Out Sale. Warren Martin Auction Co. punctuated notes to the San Francisco Chronicle disclosed in (5) They are selective when choosing varieties.

They plant some early, midseason and full today's editions, he said: seed orientation had largely! disappeared. AUCTIO! Mi no ilk George Janssen, accompanied by his granddaughter, Mrs. Jackie Kanarski of Hinsdale, left Saturday to spend the winter months in his mobile home at Sarasota, Fla. Mrs. Kanarski will return to her home by air shortly.

Mrs. Leah Howard and Mrs. Perry Jury of Oklahoma City, Edward Bassett of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bassett of Anderson, Friday returned to their homes after visiting at the home of their brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Mueller, here and attending the funeral of another sister, Mrs. Edith Janssen. "This is the Zodiac speaking season varieties that have pro ARROWSMITH (PNS The Arrowsmith Over-The-Top 4-H Club will meet Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.m.

at the Arrowsmith Grade School. Talks are: "Care of Mare and Foal," Doug Doyle; "Feeding of a Beef Heifer," Mike Maupin; "Management of Sheep," David Zehr; and Dairy Calf Care," David Butler. Dwight Zehr and Jack Doyle will provide refreshments. Cropsey Bernard Convis returned home Sunday from Mercy Hospital in Urbana, where he underwent surgery on his hand. ven records of performance.

(6) They plant early and PUBLIC SALE Hamno ripnirWl in rlisrwitiniip farmine. I will sell at Dubhc auc carefully, using varieties that tolerate high population. DAY SALE EVERY THURSDAY Starting at 1 p.m. tion the following at the farm located one mile north of Bnmf ield (7) They cultivate carefully and thoroughly. (8) They check fields High School.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Beg inning at 11:00 A.M. FIVE TRACTORS regularly to be aware of need to control insects such as aphids. 19fi7 mC. 120fi rliesel. wide front.

335 hours (like new); 1963 IHC (9) They harvest early. 806 diesel 3 P.T. hitch, big tires; duals, 15.5x38 for 806: 19fi3 IHC 806 diesel. 2 P.T. hitch; 1960 IHC 560 diesel; 1958 IHC All classes of cattle, hogs and sheep will be sold at auction every Thursday afternoon from now on at HEINOLD LIVESTOCK AUCTION EL PASO, ILL.

560 diesel. THREE CULTIVATORS 3 IHC 461 4-row complete PLOWS 1967 IHC 560 6-bottom 16-in. semi-mounted: IHC 3-14-in. 3-bottom pull type; IHC 5-16-in. 5-bottom, 3 P.T.

hitch. COMBINE 1965 John Deere 95 13-ft. grain head, hydraulic header, Hume reel, cab, and 434 J.D. corn head, like new. PLANTER 1968 John Deere 494A planter, complete CRAIX DRTER 1965 M-C grain dryer model 600, like ne DISC 2 IHC 13-ft.

tandem; IHC 10-ft. tandem; Ford, 3 P.T. hitch WAOOXS let us know in advance what livestock yoo will bring to the sale ond we'll advertise it for you free of charge. Plenty of buyers for home-raised calves. DISPERSION SALE OF ANGUS CATTLE SATURDAY, NOV.

15, 1969 COXGERVILLE, ILL. 12:00 NOOX To lw held at Central 111. Angus Sale barn Midway on U.S. Rt. 150 between Peoria and Bloominfcton.

Featuring Two Bulls Tire Lane Invader 278 True Value Bardoliermere 25 Cows and 25 Club Calves This is an unusnally good set of cows with a good crop of rahrs at side that will make good Clnb Cahes. 19 Bred Heifers bred to True Value bull for spring 1970 Cahes. Roy O. List, Owner For Information tc WT'te or phor Ken Coulter Sale Service FOR APPRAISAL OF LIVESTOCK ON THE FARM PHONE EL PASO 57 DEHLEN Bar-Mesh Steel Fencing galvanized after welding to last a lifetime farm (If you wish to sell your cottle on the we'll be floppy to give your our price.) 2 John Deere running gears with barge boxes and hoists: 1368 red wagon, big tires; John Deere running gear with barge box MISCELLANEOUS Hudson 53-tt. portable auger, like new; IHC 7-tt.

trail type mower; Case sid delivery rake: John Deere cradle IHC 2-row staik' cutter: IHC endeate seeder: cement mixer; Cae spreader; 4-sec rjon harrow drawbar; anhydrous tank with five knives: Larson 8-, row sprayer: Oliver 12-ft. grain drill; IHC 4-serftot hamw with cart: Kewanee 4-secfton rotary hoe with cart: Hotchk.ss 3-etion 1 harrf and drawbar: Be lack land leveler; Larsn fertilizer; swader: 2 2-sect on barrows; 3 sets of rake trth for cu'riva'or: Sm-gal. drpsel tank; 300-gal. diesel tank: 50-gal. diesel tank; other artxtes too numerous to motion.

AICHS SPIUMAN, Owncf TTm Cah. No to be removed Not for accidents. Lunch rvl hv Tf h-H-ct Cburth Auctioneers: Cbis. J. M.

Bliss. E. S. Bliss' J. BLss.

Phone 3S34464 Princeviite 4'xl6f M2 3'x 16v Ml 0 DEHLEN MFG. CO. Art Feller Aectieneer RoHafttJ IcII, JScMfer Street xtS El fete, m. .1.