Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

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sons before he went to bid !,
he went to tho farmers chm
cues the question. GLOW 10 =.
boys on the farm"
Tho following clipped fron
Rockford. Wash, Roglstc 1
a former Audrain couutyap e..
cd with 81 hens Feb. /, 1914
from that date to Feb. /. IA,
sold sal worth Of eggs and !,
worth Of ehckens and
chickens yet. My wife did ~
me a bit. Who can beat n,,,
j. Hamilton"
Charles Hoffman, five mia,
west OF Auxyasse rocently Al,
5 two years old hcifers 10 \
| PONY Mcdonald, three mir.
of this city. at 6 cents a popy
! Mcdonald now has a load a, \,
stuff on feed.
Hiram Threlkeld, one Of tn
hing farmers and stockmen vh
six miles northwest Of Auyvs
the edge Of Audradn county
ing two loads of extra PoHaI
steers for the early spring al
J. II. Rentschler, four mb
west Of Fulton, let Lee Bro
a combination five year old
horse recently for $175.
Jack and Jim Hamilton.
Graham place, just south
city, lost a Kentucky,b bred SD
few days ago with pneumona.
Jane Goddard, seven yeay
sired by Rex Mcdonald, was nd
week to II. NJ. Henley, Of Day,
Ia, for $500. This animal Is a |
saddler and Mr.. Henley vas
pleased with his purchase.
Middleon made the sale.
Mr.. Middleton bought Jane G
two years ago and has had be-
training since that time. Shs
raised by John Trlmble, norl 4
city.
Arrange to attend the free IA
on Better Farm Methods,
era Dairying." Spraying, sd
prpyement,s Better Live 81
and other interesting subjeCs \
given by experts Of The UnIycaI
Missouri who win arrive at \
on a special Wabash train At I
M, Wednesday, March 22nd. q
main until 2;3o p. IN.
The special train will conss
baggage cur containing several
animals. including the famous /.
COW 'Josophine) two hrge cd
20 be used as lecture Moons a.
private cars for the accommoti
thu lecturers.
II Is understood that pupils 4
Mexico schools Of the fifth q
and above, viii attend aud d
VIII be a matter OF unusual
TO tho people genrally, you q
by al means arrange TO herr
experts have TO say.
Don't forget the Date n
and place.
SINCE w. u. WilHngham
moved on Route 2 his neghbm.
the reads have been dragged
Chas Dean sold Mr.. Liebagp
Of mules this week for iiN
Lee Bros. paid Chas. Dean
for three horses this week.
Ward Fox sold Chas. Dean d
Of horses this week for $40,
Chas. Arnold reports his Whs.
looking fine. He expects to r-
100 A. of oats.
II. II. Netdersehutte Lea a
mare last week. She was a hel
old and extra good. The animd
birth to a colt.
]. B. Rutter will put in qll
little oats this year. He has e
y corn to go in.
Powell & Mundy has two Id.
on the st. Louis marks
week that brought $50. They I
and heifers. A load Of :
brought $3.50. i
O. F. Hickman, a well knOHi
Train county farmer and SOD
vas in st. Louis on the marks !
shipment Of 20 butcher heih
sraging 5s7 lbs. that were
snough to sell at $500 the n
he market.
L. G. Mitchell, who resides
vest of town, lost ) sheep ret
% had several more injured
logs.
1oln Burgess has so A, Of W
hat looks fine and 40 A. Of Y
anyone in that section has =
sowed 200 lbs. of bone mea
le acre on the 40 and It cera.
: proving It's worth.
j. q. Northcutt reports tie
{ about 20 hogs from cholera
as no idea how the hogs Q
rncted the dlesase. as there are
upning streams through his q
. carry the germ and no near ne
ers have the disease on q