Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

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y and ". 4 IAh Q, Asa-a'a eoa1
!. N,~oau. and Jackson oOun,y, At
..s.s AlAoush widely separated
ne broshsr arc 70 elO@siy sieu'siaa
ms wsen ono slake . shspmeas 'Ae
esber Invariably CONES 70 maFk9 90
The Columbia Tans says
aw,asam lee Of Mexico bougAs Y
o~ss = FultOa Monday u pixies
1900 from SEQ to sszs. a Les
.buys al kinds and Sassss shat arg 2
tered He says one sas
i Haeold crowson was one q ~
hehest csss animals that be mas
bought il 4 good while
a. W. RICHTER, who reoentiy
brought sam Morris about $50 Norta
81 hickory nuts. delivered about sc
worth Of the sane nuts TO Nj. MOT
~ Thursday. These we're picked IN
Il few days oa his place By his three
young sons
The Kansas CITY 1--we Stock jour
nal says: From al parts o. ths
corn belt where cauie tceding =
most extensively carried or, come
the report that a big reduction Il
FEEDING vii be made this fan anS
winter. A. C. Barnes Of Mexico
No. an Old buyer on this marse
says ! big cut viii be made in eattl'
feeding in Audrain county. III
! feeding problem looms up at TN
season Of the year" Mr.. Barne
SD. Eve have a good deal Of corn
! lnot quite as much as iast.year' 0a
p,euty Of forage feed, and fan gras
yin be good. Bat cattle feeders d
not fare well last year with chea
corn and a mild winter. The old fee
z e,s VIII be in the game. but on
smaner scale. while the small feedf
I wiH keep out Those who have IN
z corn and rough feed, stand a beet
!. show to make feeding pay than ne
did a year ago"
william D. Mason is home fro.
q kansas CITY where he bought q nix
y bunch Of cattle.
q Dynamiting land IN preparation Il
n alfalfa growing IS an experience mi
lis to be tried in Galway county :
lpr. W. II. willis. OF Peoria. llino.
owner Of the Frazier Neshitt fart
south Of Fugon. A quarter Of
acre 81 ground was dyamited We
nesday afternoon, between IS and
y shots being used when work VI
r. stopped because OF the wet cond2l'
OF the earth. The work VIII b ef
unued as soon as weather eoaditao
become more favorable.
The dynamiting IS being done
er the theory that q the hard sabsol
broken up she roots Of the AHA
Y plant can penetrate the earth to
= depth sufficient for It to thrive he.
Practically all OF CallaWay county
I'M underlald with a clay subeoil Viii
is waterproof, and which holds {
moisture in wet weather, a
~preyents moisture from coming
from below in dry weather. I
breaking VI OF the sub4soil Is aoco
fplished by dynamiting, and expe'
who have followed experimeE
through a number Of years claim
is the only method BY which such
that n Galloway county can be ma
to produce alfalfa
The work on the Nesbitt pla
Wednesday afternoon vas aohe u.s.
e the direction Of a representative
an eastern dynamite m%anuiacturl
~ concern. The shots were put In
. ground to a depth Of about 80 inch
and about Is feet apart. There We
u fired in the ordinary way, and
demonstration satisfied those W
witnessed II that earth can be brt
A en- up satisfactorily with dynamite
Dynamite is being used also
~orchardists In preparing ground !
- fruit trees. The holes for
trees are blown open and the d
loosened SO that the roots "
spread easily Trees propeEly Dlat
ed after the ground for them h
been dynamited continue groNi
without interruption. H is said.
Fulton Gazette.