Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

ne EoE : q large o1e. ma T1
serociOs Looking b1 IN No Esy Al
.rvffinz1ooktzg cestz-
J. 7. JoAuso1 bro1sh- 70 UEa -
srszy norzizg : AE da-cz q NV
years q con E1Eh hs EAs-
q iron his fed sltuzand rAr Ns
POSER h0uA i ws q tEo EnoA
yeuor And whEe vS1e1eS and ( u
remainder Of NJ. JoAnsoz's ool o7o4
TINS OF oozz 10 size & IL
cars Ae s1hsstet. be VI have =
ven hnse ysssd
NJ Johnzsz SAYS he paoEed the
rro4ua On which the cora grew l1zt
fsu ana ~rulrivzted l. rao-ozghly -
h-oaza TIE duEeShsr He SAYS he
has corn that he believes wl E1ze
a. 70 50 bIsaels 50 The 1EN
The soloEfng crop repE- vas :
sued fron ehe ot5ce q 7 G WI
sa, acrtsry Of tie Missar Sute
Beard q AETienltnre a. Cola1hA
RAafsn taro1gsoat arhost he e1
Tire STATE has zeatlG Improved con
dasoas siaas last zoushly rPon
% most crop 0orrespoasenis A
hopefuny q TIE ozsiook ssA "a
u-rsessos a. Eoa&sTfal improve
mest a real resarT@aso1. Al
most a miraee sad q far rosar
ouflook are nos unoomEou Married
extremes in Temperatures veFs r
oorssa dariE the month. razE-e
froz rsors than Is9 dsgres 81 AuE
r and la. 70 - eeSuss On Aug
- and SCH.
Con-oondi1ua Of cora, for The
zsse. Is placed at n. a gain q -
lnosuss for the moasA q August
oae yesr ago Il ws s. and oa
vear : usoll bot q BY crop
lsvzoa eosous cora condition IS:
Sorsbea4 90. NorhWssL =; Cen
ltai GO. souihWcz. -; southsasi
rs Quality q corn VIII be oeAoE
averses There Is osaSdeEahse CON
~pssss az Eovmy corr. and with sarAy
frass nsch IN fan 70 mature i L
ESTIMATED that "A PER cent Of M
ar9 vii be cat. as follows North
eze- a; Norehx@ -; Central 81
southwest. 81 SoutbeEL 50
whezt-Acrease TO Be seeded u
wbaat s estimated at 1854 PEI
oe-t q compared wnh l~.ss1.eoo A
s4esed IN fan ct 1914 shOald suffi
ciaut rfataa folAoE At ono n thos'
coma where much psOEing h@i
beeu sszeped On ACCOUNT OF gros1n
hing tor hard 10 break the ina
~reUavt nay ehow a further Increase
~report may show a further Increase
: acreage. Estimated comParauF
asreaee by sections nov :, Norl1
: eaz Il2; Northwest, 1es; SenSra.
lot southwest, 10s; Southeast, =
. II s esssated that es per cent G
: wheat land has been ploWed
In nearly ever part Of the stat
There is a largely increased sereas
Loo milset, sorghum. Kaffir corr. co
peas. etc. but in some eass X wa
I leo dry that seed did not germinas
! well
pagtures-In about loo ~countses I
the state rainfall has been suffiesei
/, lao make fine fall pastures.
Il From srupst s=csg county Of III
souri, .ieye have come TO tie Asricl
/, tsral College curing the past thr'
mouths arr-an for help 70 oheN
l,te saraess 81 hog cholera Al q
rresem .nc rankin, Caldwell an
/. Ray equities are center Of infecue
!, Ispd every ef1ort. IS being put forth
prevent further spread OF the o.
lesse IN these sections. The N%eri
a,y Demrtuoeat has been taxed 70
utYast capacity 70 supply serum
.,Ifsyt as lie calls have come but wi
present equipment this has n
n bean possible
Over $4,000 dOsss have DeNh -
!, ort from the serum labratory at :
= Iigmbla during the first eight m0n''
i, lof 1911. Fifteen thousand hogs Ia
Iteen inocuated for the prevention
a eLoera during the month Of Angd
ofIalope. -Four mel are o in Z
Tflned where the disease Is most de-
Ily. applying the serum treatment a
or advising other preventive measures
n Last winter the Legislature
Missouri appropriated s25. 900 to
The work of the Veterinary pepa
i ment IN fighting hog cholera To s
ltbat double this sum Is being say
b. TO hbe farmers of Missouri en-
al month in the year as a result Of u
I-original investment Of 81, 600 is
4 entirely conservative statement.
VIM. Lee Of Mexico was here
Nouday on his regular monthly "
and picked up ten head Of horses
on prioes ranging from SIS 10 SITS.
bought Of the following parties: J
u Of c. BARLEY and one each Of w.
lFoster. NJ. Patterson, J. r. Bak
.n.lFrank Waiter, H. Z. Renie, Sc y
,ok Buford Luckett and Charles Wills
ns Fulton Sun.
!, z. II. Cant says the corn in
otnss vhborhood win average about
b. Because the rains this y
We were not general one farm. wis
more water fell than on its neigh
To- viii have a larger yield.
he Iowa faneiers OF spotted Pola
~ lca na porkers recently purchased
az fine gifts from Henry Vance who !
cs only the best.
A.. Reports from Santa Fe a I
ri melon crop is one Of the largest
nd Gears and that you can hardly g
NJ the immense yield away.
M. Chas. Dean is feeding 40 he
! Of mules. This is all he has left
I'D les bought in Nodaway county l.
,er month.
ry II. ID. Sims, who resides near Si
,is ia Re, says corn made a fine crop
he hat section andwiil yield between
he aud 40 bu. to the acre in sol
p;aceg though the average is abe
Ias ~ bu. He had some that made
he largest yield in hat section.
re Leyi VIM reports his corn yit
m as about 20 bu. He says Villa
, ~ I H. hoe "a Hra nrru II