Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-07

S. P. Carter delivered 70 head of
hogs TO Powell & Mundy, last We'd
nesday, at $40. They were con-
tracted for here and brought Mr.. Car
Ter s2,133.
Beaver & Mcbride, Of Paris, re-
oefved s carloads of lambs last
week. They were delivered by diff
tereHt stockmen in that section.
There were 100 head In all.
Powell & Mundy received 20 head
OF 1923 ID. steers from William Peak
last week at 5 cents. They we're put
M feed last December when they
weighed but 10 lbs.
Powell & Mundy received a.
hogs from Gray Wilson recently that
they paid $1,000 for.
A. Collins, Of north Of this
city, sold Tom Hamilton a sucking
mule colt for $l75.
Samuel Rowe. near Rowena, has
10 head Of fat cattle Sold at $7.25 TO
Mcbride of C~entralia to go the last
Of this month.-Perry Enterprise.
The following delivered sheep to
J. w. Trimble at Perry Saturday,
which were shipped TO Chicago: p.
w. Sharp, II; ]. W. Sharp & Son,
25; Geo. Trimble, Z; N. Humphrey,
0; Jack Hatton, 2s, c. E. Cook, So;
Sid Powell. 2S.-Enterprlse.
Wallace Bybee, OF Santa Fe. ship.
ped l car of sheep and lambs out of
Perry to Chicago Saturday bought
from the following parties: Horace
Bybee, s; L. Bybee II; Ralph Luten,
); Vim. Stetson, so; Henry Lowery
3; Claude sterrett, 2S.-Enterprise.
Columbia dairymen are protesting
against the state farm going into the
dairy business and entering into ac.
1--WE competition against private SON
Germs. Objections have already been
hled with the university board of
curafors. The state farm has all of
necessary help is also paid by the
state. The feed for them and all
ITS dairy animals furnished by the
state. The farm sells butter and 9th
er dairy products and has added ice
cream to its production.
Glenn Carroll. of near vandalta be.
gan cutting his 60 acre wheat crop
tuesday. 1t is one of the best crops
N his section. He also has 100
acre. in oats that he win cut
Wallace Bybee, out near Santa Fe
las harvested IS acres Of good
monroe county reports one of the
lhest oats crops in years.
David Rankin, whose IS. OoO,acre
crop, near Tarkio, Mo-, is the
argest in the world, is putting
Few cuhNatur on the market. n Is
grow machine with s shoyels. Sow.
RAJ Of them are in use just over the
me IN Audraln and farmers report
nat with three horses they can
.uHiEate 10 to ie acres a day. they
etail at s41.
y. M. Berry recently bought ,Iohn
iahory's old place. 800 acres IN
- L.
nc skinner vicinity, at $50 an acre
.nough only 40 years old, Clarence
'ow owns nearly a section of nice
lie has 100 head of 250.lb
oss ana 4 loads Of cattle ready far
iafkee. II. L. Berry, same viclp.
" ueiNered a load of 14OO.lb steers
- Carter last week at SIZE.
. W. Trimble, of Santa Fe. saws
have had little rain in that Soc. [
ana n Is TOO dry there for tbe
OPS 10 do much good. Wheat will
about a half a crop. is Mr.
rfmble's estimate.
ne zee cream social at Woodlaryp !
NJ the nome Of A. N. Dav north
Mexico, last Wednesday EVENING
'O.ed the young ladies Of Mrs. 8
l''er S class of the Sun Rise Rih,o
n'oi' the sum Of $685.. A large 1
o"d was present and the occasion ]
most enjoyable one. The m~ission. :
= oiering of Sun Rise Bible school !
u DC S47.Sl for this year.
mr. LAyson, who owns a Nno
M Just south of Mexico. save
u can almost see the corn grow
Says that Audrain is going 40
good crops of all kinds.
rafi carter has 40 acres Of wheat.
mute Bros, 30 acres, and Chaa A.
~ ~ acres. The latter Is through
aug, Inc average in that neighhor.
low. ~ WIZ
. a. Elis. a prominent voun,
,her near Skinner, who has ono /
.no MOST upto-date places I'm that 3
Non, mas 60 acres Of fair oats
endid. looks VI
"Ae Shook attended the stIll lar.
sac nd ~kirksville, the .other dav n
bought q 6-days-old thoroupbhrsd
! cah for s65. Mr.
g IN breeding fine cattle and IN.
a' raising the bull for that pur. &c