Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

D. W. Hfuesi OF bellOn Clty, VINO
conducts a store, but who has a
knowledge of farming, also. says the
heavy rain OF the last few days
may cut the corn crop a little but
will place the ground In fine shape
for fall wheat.
J. II. Brldgfond. q well-known
planter near Santa Fe, has sold his
stock and moved TO Kansas.
j.. W. Trinble tells a Ledger rep.
rcsentative that q man in his sec.
ton refused $40 for his hogs re.
Gently saying he had been offered
that and wanted $1O,25. This looks
Ike prices win moi fall soon
c. w. Pease q Son have $40 lambs
ana wethers feeding on their place,
They have been bothered BY
dogs and issue a warning that peo-
pie must keep their dogs at home
as they intend TO put poison out.
Aug. 20, they received a shipment
Fl 800 sheep from Omaha and Sept.
z they received go more from the
same place.
w, c. Hager of Kewanda. ILL.,.
has purchased from A. c. Petrie. Of
st. Louis, the SO-acre farm three
miles east Of Mexico known as the
kunkel farm. The pricee paid was
$50 Rer acre.
s. j. Sanford bought six good
mules from D. C. Owen this week,
fer 1885.
John Burgess will put in so acres
Of wheat this fall. He has 40 A.
already plowed. Mr.. Burgess will use
fertilizer.
j. H. Fairchild, one of Audrasu's
prosperous planters, will put in 40
acres Of wheat this year and use
fertilizer.
Chas. Householder, one of the coun-
ys most successful planters, is put
ting In 40 acres Of wheat which are
ready to be sown. He will fertilize
with raw bone meal. He says his
40 acres of corn look fine.
}. w. Trimble, out Santa Fe wav
says there is a large acreage of
wheat being sown in his section.
lie is putting in 40 acres him.
self.
Ian Jones bought 40 stock hogs Of
N95 Elliott, neal Santa Fc, last |
week and paid 1926 for them.
. w frimble. of Santa Fe. saws
he corn outlook in that section is
fine.
walker Pollock shipped q car load
81 ansora goats to Kansas City
his week.
II. F. Warden viii hold n public
ale Of stock and other farm goods
Setp' ID, on his farm southwest Of
Oorte Edmonston will dispose OF
vi his farm goods and cattle septam.
.er 10. on his farm cast Of this
MY. Sale starts at / o'coIck.
ihe Ledger prints sale bills reas.
and get our prices.
W. N. Chick, who resides 10
niles west Of this city, SAYS the
'oswell Bridge was washed away BY
he heavy rains. He reports the
rops as badly damaged in his sec.
on and many fences were washed
own by the high water. There was .
ralniah OF z inches there.
ADVERTISE your sale In the Ledger
We also print sale bills. Cali and !
ee us. =,
Judge Baker Barnes sold To II y :
ant, of Thompson, a load of 243.lb !
ogs this week for 50. {
Let the Ledger figure on your sale .
ills and advertising. /.
Joe Considlne, Of rhompson aur. !
ls The Centralia Fair. offered 5000 f.
'r a weanling mare mule colt be. !
'nslhg to Ed. N. Hamilton. south !
Mexico. The offer was refused
was Il is said, an offer from /
poOiler party of 1925. The colt was !
ought by Mr.. Hamilton from It's
reeder' A. Collins, OF northwest of
Nv city for $175 and has been ex. 1
.Dr'ed at the fairs throughout this a
iron Of Missouri and has a clean d
cord OF victories. Mr.. Consldjne : I
'''ed that Il is the best colt he
'% saw and gave this as his reason :
2 "iier'ng the biggeg price ever I
10 be offered for a mule coli i
Missouri. 9
meyer Bros, north OF this chy. 4
"o enjoyed another successful o
teShihg year. They report wheat =
.erag'ns below normal and oa4s q
,..er than for several years. y,
NAT Householder an Audrain
nler who believes in scientific 81
aut'ns, says he will drill his oats y,
'At spring lie has been noticing G
9 l'eids of some who have FOL, '
"sa his practice and says il Is