Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12


In tb< event be Eases
vortioa q the bailding. Mr.. sAn-
eossk VII make some imprOFe1Seas
pew conerete floog wiz Be placed
. he basement, an office viii be
OF and other Improvements
.zde. III
The winnings Of tie stOcknsn Of
his section at the stase Fair vas as
onows:
Ia the class for saddle stzlAczS
under four, The Inaelhgsncer'
yTned By z. H Csatho.n. q ms
Won. with star Grand. owned By
7. W. Henderson Z s5R, Of A1xsas&
second. Randolph Eng, exhibited
by Ton Bass, ron the class for
years old and under ?. In the fyeaS
old stallion class. Tom Bass was sec
opd 70 Kentucky Choice with Hex
chiek A. The Intellgenoer was
awarded second to Kentuckys Choice
in champion stallion class < Queen
Of the Denmarks. owned By z D.
Moore. of Mexico. was third to Ken
sr,cky Choice mad Gypsy Dare in TIE
.cass for staMon,mare or gehing. As
tral king. owned BY James Ho1ez
in. q jefferson City, was given he
blue for the best Stallion nth four
Of his get
In the American Carriage H0rse
classes. J. W. Henderson q sons Re
Grand xoe. Tom Bass was secon
viz Yoko star 80 Kentucky Choke
in she aged Stallion class. Joe Har-
ris, of Columbia won third, with Co
lmnBEa Girl and E D. Moore 4th,
with Ponnae Maid. in the aged mare
class.
In the Roadster classes. Jas Hoae
IN won first 81 the class for geldinSs
or mraes wath Hastings Girl. Joe Ha
ris Peter Pan. second and Tom
Bass Petra 81, THIRD. Petra ~ was
also awarded second 10 famaiy AoFse
class while with her mate. Jack Of
Hearts she won The class for driving
I pairs from Peter Pan and Columbia
Z Gsri and Hastings Girl and aEre- IN
/ the class for carriage teams. T. D.
! Moore won with Bonnie Maid and
? mate.
, N. d. Porter, Of near Vandaha,
Z won with his Poland China boar oyef
is months and under . years old as
wen as both the open ard bred by
exhibitor classes for herds. He al
r SO won second on the produce Of
0 Morning Glory as the bsst four, the
b produce Of one s0E. While not repre-
. scented with exhibits Andrain coun.
{ ty furnished the judges on several o.
3 the leading breeds Of sleep, Chester
Starr, Of Sailing township judged The
southdoEn and Hampshire sheep and
assisted Joe Consdine. Of Thompson
5 in judging the Cotswold. Mr.. Cons
dine. personally, judged the O1fordE
! and Sbropshires.
In the department for Jacks, Jen,
. lnets and Mules, Mnt Householder. 0
north Salt River Township was the
superintendent and W, l. Green. o.
Centralia, was the Judge.
b ". J. spiIIman, head OF the ba
reau OF farm management al Wash
inEton says the plan already hat
d been approved by Presideut Taft
d 1t is first 10 BE tired in the North
e ern States and then extended ovel
the entire country.
q An Expert in Every County.
Isl Our pan simply Is this" he said
For every fifteen thousand farms
n We purpose to have a farm expeTf
a. who is to make a personal study and
investigation Of the soil, tie climate
and farm conditions OF that distrsc4
lie is 10 tell the farmer the resuBi
d lis Investigations through bala
u tirs, The newspapers and through th,
meetings ct the sehoolhouse We pui
pose 70 have the government pay
aalt lis salary and expenses ant
rs ask the state to JOIN IN paying ths
T other half. He Is to work joint,
under direction Of the state AMI
u national agricultural departments
That expert IS TO be The prophet o.
Eeientnt farming in his community.
tie iea6eF or director.
o. Bat the Plans Of the federal De
partmeut 90 even further. We van,
an expert in eTeyy county. We want
y TIA, nan to deyo al his tine e
The study q farming In that eoun,y.
lie Is to be the farmer c~ozsessor a
e II yer Of the farmers il his eon.
d uuniiy He Is to make a o DE-.
tailed study Of the sol surrey; be
" 10 make a study q the climatic con
ID dsdons; feep ia touch With fbe
d, weather o.ice 30 as to sogzd warn
IS iEgs 20 he fr~ait-ggowers In case q
lie frost lie Is TO tel the farmer. 7,
h re WaH,s Lis advice, how to siverss,
e his crops 80 as to Produce tbe mos,
X crops. best conserve the soil and a,
l the same time conserve tine and "a.
Dor"
o., Viii Redeem the Farm.
D. The Rational government win "a,
/; half the expenses Of us eoguty az.
r. pert Mr.. spLllman said. TIE stases
3; VII De asked to pay oaesourh to
es expenses o: the county farmer az
The COUNTY the other fourth.
III We ouly can hrinE that plsa II
De its fullest realization with a cog-s,
n farmer in every county q our land.
ss SIR sp.l'nsu added. @theh | beleve
IN will he realized the redemption d
is The American farm"
r. .. Simpson Of Thompson
by ceived a a Of cattle from Kansas
m City Thursday.
In The Liza Cox and The Meuos.
AID sale well attended. Stock sos,
vel. Cattle and sheep and ,eor.
ne o%usherea horses thai we're TegistrS.