The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-11-21

not particle of scum will form on the
water. When the lime loses it's strength
scum will begin to form, which may be
twice during the season, wash out the
tank and repeat the dose. 1t is cheap,
not only harmless but wholesome, keep
the water sweet and saves the live
stock
Owen Hardesty was here Monday and
took up IA head of steers bought from
j. A. Dulworth, at 81 cents. He
bought 35 hogs from Scott & Cowherd
at $40; from J. E. Rice 6 at $3.50
weighed at Campbellsville- Coburg
Correspondent.
Frank Sanders lost Z fattening hogs
with cholera-Joppa Correspondent.
Thomas Dowell has bought several
crops of tobacco in this section; ]. D.
Walker, of Columbia, was here last
week and sold Selby Wilson a farm
near this place for S225.-Gradyville
Cor.
E. J. Page bought a mare and colt
from ]. C. AGREE, of Russell SpringsI
for $3.50.
n
A. Hum & Co., bought in Tenn, last
week IS steers weighing from 700 to
$50 at q to 3 cents, they sold the
bunch to C. M. Hereford for $1,000.
Young & Coffey bought last week
one horse at $40 and sold one harness
gelding to Mr.. Bell. of Smiths Grove,
at $3.50; A HUM sold the same parties
one southern mare at $115.
The following stock questions are
taken from Monday evening Times:
Choice packing ane butcher hogs, 200 to
300 pounds, 1925; medium packers,
S6.15; light shippers, Sc; roughs, $3.50
to S5.65. Good to choice fat sheep.
So. Is to 81: fair to good sheep, So. to
$3.50; common sheep, 81. to So; bucks,
$1.75 to 1925; choice butcher lambs, S.
to Sc. Light shipping steers, $3.50 to
S4.75; choice butcher steers, 1925 to
$4.75; common to medium butcher steers,
So to So. so; fair to good butcher heifers,
So to So. so; fair to good butcher cows,
2.5o to 1926; common to medium mich
cows, 500 to $50.
The Breeders Protective Association.
which is composed of prominent breed
ers of thoroughbred horses, met in Lex
ington last Monday, and decided to set
on foot plan for the distribution of
thoroughbred stations, through the
different sections of Kentucky, with
such conditions as to make them avail
able for breeding to the ordinary farm
mares, with view to improving the
grade of horses usually raised in Ken
lucky. 1t is proposed that these breed
ers contribute the stations, which on
the advice of the member of the Legis-
lature from each county will be placed
in the hands of representative farmers
who will stand them at small fee.
R. E. Tandy reports the following
purchases: z46 hogs on Crocus in Cum
berland county and Greensboro, Russell
county, form AZ to 81 cents, cow from
Dock Mcclure, $3.50; w. D. Mays,
three hogs at cents; r. P Newly, 40
hogs at cents; Cul Morgan, hogs at
5 cents; R. M. Morgan, II hogs at 5
cents; Hugh Mickey, hogs at cents;
S. o. Morgan, hogs at cents; L. D.
Potts, 10 hogs at cents; R. A. Keeton,
Ii hogs at 5 cents; G. w. Wells, q
hogs, 81 cents; Will Allen, hogs 5
cents; D. G. Allen, II hogs cents;
Marvin Bell, 10 hogs 81 cents; Frank
Bell, hogs ST cents; Sam Larey, z
hogs, scents; Robt Taylor, 6 hogs S.. Is;
H. Webb, hogs cents; Luther Con-
over, 10 sheep for $40; Sherrod Hatcher,
COW for $25.-5 cattle from Mr.. Wells
for SITS and % head of cattle from
| CamDbelI Bros at So 40 and + head of