Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

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wsen gs and his triOad had quones,
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rbaprs ana the barkeeper handed
rlm ! eeBts. Theo. solb says that
n ,ais,oes are going 10 tke ne
Y,ee a coin a the realm be Is
Used - be has 2 acres Of fne ear
~ 0hlo spuds that are already bear
,pr Mr.. selb also has other po'a'
toe sat are yery prom'slng one
10 be planted in straw and me
eroaih 10 10 way bothered them He
|ln evolving q potato Of BIS own that
re win name when he has oompie'-
ed the process.
Thee. selb has some Of the finest
sorn ia tbe county on his ground Jus
poTth e the skull Lick bridge and
Eest OF fbe electric road. Mr.. Sen
first threw the dirt away from ]
ritb he disc c~uitiyator and his faith
q f5flcxed him with a pillow throw
iug the tirt right back. This keeps
lhs dirt rex the corn loose, He at
tHbaies lie fine stand to this mar
ner Of treatment
There Is not an hour to iose y
planting COW peas, sorghum, MILE
fed corn, or sweet corn, to rePlse
the burned pastures. There y
enough moisture IN the ground L
cav 70 germinste the seed and %
ssre . fairly rank growth Of CO..
peas
The following is Mr. g ,
gordans advice to Missouri farm
ss
Do not lose an hour pAanHl1
GOV peas. sorghum and taillet ats
a rain. ls he sdrice u Sam 10
dau. oorn expert in the employ
the state Board Of Agriculture. Go
pezs and sorghum VIII make a qua
tty of forage Il planted at once
said Ny. Jordan About tive
b Fssands CT sorghum and 20 pouni
ID Gov peas to The acre IS . Eo'
combination. Where early corn b
t~assesod during the past Eeek Of b
weather. and The tasssl Is Vii
and chaffy. pnt ia COW peas and 90
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stock is being sen 70 market
az unfinished condition because
the lack Of pastures Gov peas a
sorghum Wiz yield much forage
plartea Immediately after q "a.
Plant COW peas and sorghum Fbe
oats tailed.
II you eisced the ground al
TIE oats cane OF X Is in fine con
haa 90 pat IN COW peas and 8
Ehum. No time should he lost !
this means collars 10 Missouri far
ers
Cora has fallen 70 70 or -
me PAST week There was not
mueh early corn planted as asa
land this accounts for the oonditi
i REMAINING that good With raj
FROM o or the orn crop viii
Ia winner Last rear the q
veld for the STATE vas 8 fract
fNbeeier than % bushels per &C
The ten year average is 2S6 bush
per acre with favorable cor
lnoas the yieldEM be between 20 {
q bushels per acre this gear.
Cora On which dry farming ne
oas have bsea used is sin IN g
shape ] an speaking OF the
- com, Of course The dust blanl
retaining moisture stored ia
ground. is responsible fog this
showers Of the past f~oTtyeight 10
have wet the plowed ground fol
distance Of four TO SIX inches fl
tbe surface This moisture sho
be retained hE going through
corn with a mower wheel to By,
Up clods and re@stablisb the d
blanket
r. M Painte1. OF this city. l
has been il Milwaukee. Wis, st
Jelly Fourth. writes the Ledger
following interesting oommunieai
concerning crop coalitions in
North and other matters Of note.
Milwaukee. Wis. July s. lsIi
Mexico, No.
Mr. Mitchell White,
/ have been here IN Miisaa
since july 4th and an working
International Harvester Co Nils
q kee is a nice city. while some eli
= twas her beer that made her {
oas They surely have il here
more saloons than anything e
Small size bottle beer for SC
lunch goes IN. All saloons are o
= Sundays.
They have Just commenced 10
natrHnr 49, I'm. L.