Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-07

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nIs goS = s&s EszrzaHs Al
are Wing 20 wax En6 take
a1ce us l. especially 5
210g the piM-teuK who pi5xsd to
gaEtT EEe Easzoz
i 2 2 Kerr AxE IN n - acres Q
nEs zn1 6k 1sighb1s G A wise
and Sd. hare 2scZ 5 acres II u.
AsT saFs Eers L more cats pszri
"a z Ez section tazn his baan &c
so-sdIs and s. Al ocE 1ns wzss
f had sAzE ard APPEARS &c ,
sE. here WI E1t bs Z vsrl
zrgs harvest IN this Cg.
J. W. TrEa& whs nrsz near san
"a Pc Eu What il Il - EAyi
Lis ssc1uz and that urs uati
tAzz UszL have beez planted tAsrs
J. r sog1 q uzs- Mzrtm5-E Wal
IN Mexico tins week Re ayl
tAs wkzz II r. ps,< co1anIn II Lhzt
Jar q ne es1rsy. baI IKE every
Whars else Iere Is = large szezzs
G. nz-s bszg sgpn- he las IL
acres q cas- IN ana CaA Hsury
AHEngb8ooe AEs ice acres n
Clara ( B@3soe have 1ss z1m G.
ca1s * and report 4 il soo5 sazpa.
Lous Hubert CHS q Aza-zEn'S veil
known Planters rep0rys his WHEAT
tett@ 1su kz year He has ~
aces n AID & $ n fine shape.
Thz Is 01s % the fsE rreVtirs 20
be notad 10 the csRHty. NJ. Hubs-
las . sess Of oats soun that look
flne
. co1sfuons Over the STATE
TIE Ebszt reports are net nat-
SafEzE Correspondents gszaraIly re
por eoadniuzS had. Que to srtrsme
cold, Al unuszal auzoznt a xleat
Ahk q snoE covering and TIE e.
tEezely dry weather a tie hz mir.
~ days. TIE wheat eondiHnn for
tAe entire state Is s7s. as CON
pared E5th 20 kz year.
The prospect f1r peaches Il Mis-
soad b the best tAzt Missouri has
had m many years. the percentage
for the state being ssS.
TIE very Favorable season for
g grozn1 { o czss n this state
haa fasslsed IL q largely ln@azsd
aN@ge The estimates acreage. as
compared with hsz years crop. whsch
uas sA& s55. is lLl2 per cert.
CauaaoDdenw estimate that 81
per oant q the corr knd Il he
State has been powed. TIE PEI
ea11age q last yea<s crop sin
or hard Is placed al 2s.s.
Reports show q decided sh1rtszs
q Ire SOCK IL every secaioz ot the
state Correspondents estimate tkat
8ere aEe bet IS per eent Of the
VISUAL Esm5a- II cattle now On feed
whJs the percentages q bogs uoz
q fad - compared with TIE aver
age gaI Is only rs. he uu1nbn
q brood soEs az comyarad with the
average number is placed Il sss
Pr cent The number Of breeding
eE@ o. fzEza Is given at ss5 PER
eana as compared wiki the aTe-zge
year.
SDzH Whszt Crop in Kansas
The easc q . Mzch without rain
and with mA winds IL Kansas las.
been less severe thsn might have.
been expected owing 70 the we'll
soakss o0adnio1 q tie SOL during
~ TIE wheat ts not sa0Eing.
improvement aad this county that
usually hzryess E9ors than / IL nil
Bon basheh Wiz DO vel to gather
Azh a million bzshes. according 10
opinions q the weH informed
5@z me1 he spring crops are
coming On bat need rain. 4 great
3ezl Of wheat ground has been re-
soEn 70 oats OF win Be planted lnl
sorn Pastures are backward and
aeed rain Some Alfalfa has been
TiHter killed but. generally. II Is ia
good cordiHon
AZ uraszaHy large acreage Of corn
Eu Be planted In A1drsiR eozutyl
.hie year.
The farmers in Andrsin County
report oats coming up nicely and Al
BIZ acreage has been planted.
George J. Trinble Of near san
"a Pc suffered e5e loss Of an extra
Tine jack Friday night The animal
zas valued at $1,000.
y. r. c-a2head. q ven hOzn
stoeknan Of Auarain county, market
- in 81 Louis last week. ? loads
Of clipped Western wethegs Of his
osR feeding 20 bead, that aver
aged - ~ and brought ss.z5.
VIM Lee Of Mexico bought 10I
head 81 mules and horses Monday as
a horse o. S. z. Ashleg,
sso. one u Dan johnson at slz5;l
Peter Bhnkenship. so; J. L. Black
Darn, sfIzD; C. H. Herring, s115;
Jari Harrison SIG; David Price. Sf75l
md NJ q Claud o'Rear, ss5; twol
mules q a. r.. Pawley Tor sS75. II
Sun.
Cunningham & Dubray, Of Elml
3end. recently sold G. W. Hart
q Des Moines. Ia, a nnel
ak for 500. Nr. Dshray was in
les Molnes last week
Lee Bros. sold two loads and
Tom Bass 10 load Of horses to
4enon Bros, Of Winnipeg, Can,
lis week
}. z. Weaver bought Ben Cruzchan
t05g5) imported Clydsdale stallion.
ecenEiy. from J. " Fry Of this city
g. r. Cragliead has contracted for
loads Of steers Z go the first Of
Of Harris Bros. Of Mel
The cattle are being fed full
orn rsions. The price Is T.75lI
nth two out at 1915.