Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

NufS Wtth lOT fo.to-
/. C. McManamy, of near Laddonia,
had 40 A. of corn this year that made
80 bu. He has 10 hogs on feed.
J.. H. Llewellyn. Of near Laddonia,
recently purchased 1000 bu. Of corn
from ratro Bros. for 40 cents.
T. W. Crawford recently sold Chas.
Hamilton 1900 bu. of orn
Two car loads Of fine horses were
received this week by e. d. Moore,
who managed B. G. Eatonas stock
farm near this city. They came from
Mr.. Eaton's Colorado home and will
be fitted for selling purposes.
Fred Gieseker, of near Martins
burg. a prosperous young farmer, say
he is going to have an automobile
next year to travel in. His 20 acres
of corn made 25 bu. and his 20 of
oats IS bu. this year.
John Stumpf, who manages the
Johnson-Stumpf farm near Benton
City, states he has so acres Of corn
that viii average so bu. this year. He
IS also feeding a fine bunch Of year
ling cattle.
Fred Giesekar, Of mead Martins
burg, recently sold Fennewald Bros.
corn for SO cents.
Amos Harris, a well known shipper
near Martinsburg, had two loads Of
1900 lib. cattle on the st. Louis mar.
ket this week.
r. J. and T. Arens, OF near Mar
t'nsburg, two well!known young
farmers, had IS acres Of corn that
averaged rs bu. and 40 A. of oats
that made 30 blu. this year.
Hog cholera is bad south Of Mar
tinsburg. There has been some near
Benton also.
VIM. Duckworth, OF 4lear Benton
City, Is feeding 65 head OF hogs.
II. NJ. Fennewald, Of Martinsburg. >
Ill. M
Lee childers, OF near Benton City,
sold Bud Baker corn recently for go
cents. - .ao 4
II. Horton, Of Near Mattinsburg,
had 40 A. Of oats that made 20 bu.
this year.
j. Zimmerman, a welEknown farmer
near Martinsbsurg, Is feeding 200
head of hogs. He recently sent SO
hogs and 8 head of cattle to the mar
ket.
Leslie and Elmore Davis, two
prominent young farmers near Mar
tbnsburrg had so A. of corn this year
thar made so bu. They are feeding a
load of hogs and heifers. have n
other load of heifers on feed.
A. H. Peyton, of neal Rush Hill, ha
OF hogs and heifers. They have an
other load of heifers on feed
A. H. Peyton, near Rush Hill, had
100 A. of corn in this year part of
which averaged IS bu. His 40 A.. o
oats averaged 25 Blu.
E. M. Crook, of Rush Hill. shipped
car load Of good cattle to ST Louis
Monday.
Il. p. Baehr, a well known farmer
near Rush Hill. has 40 A. of late corn
that looks fairly good. His 20 A. of
oats averaged 30 bu.
w. j. Young, a hustling young far
near Rush Hill, had so A. of corn
Thai averaged As bu. and 60 A. of
oats that made "a Blu. this year.
e Miller, Of near Rush Hill has
A. OF late corn that looks fine
7. 5. Underwood, of Rush Hin only
had 600 lbs of honey this wear; this
Is about a third OF a crop for him II
has 20 hives.
Amos Harris, the well.known Loutro
township feeder, had two loads of cat
tie on Thursdays National market.
Dest OF the lot sold at $500; 10 year.
brought 1925 and seven heifers
brought $3.50.
Fennewald Bros, of near Martirs.
Oirg topped the Natl market last
with IS steers that averaged 1eo
Ibsr and brought $500. They sold The
day, 80 steers that averaged IA
lbs. at $3.50.
. H. Fountain. of ear Sturgeon. Iast
week sold Is horse mules to w. n
NanDert OF Oklahoma for $1,000. Mn.
lambert also bought four head from
A. q J. r. Fountain, of near Centralia
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