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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Mrs. Geo. sneed has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Matte Sumner who
has been sick.
Miss Matte Tagfy o. rear North
Eagle Is spending a few days with
her Grandma Fisher lea M0lino.
John Yon1g ard Charley Byais de
liyered hogs 70 Mexeo Monday.
w. Nj Brown and wife of Santa
Re spent sunday win y. W. McF1ad-
sn's.
Gathering cierrlci is the orde- o.
the day.
Mrs. WIN Brown aid son were ~
Mexico Tuesday
REV. O'Hcrro1 Of Canton flled his
Regular appointment at siie Chris
sian Church al Santa re on Sunday
morning and night. a large crow
attended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
YouNes CREEK.

The annual Jl7e meeting held by
members OF Berea CsHr5h was web
attended las sa urday and a bounte'
GUS supply Of dinner was on the
grounds Two sermons were preach
ed by Rev. Brown o. s.. Joseph.
Miss Margie Browning and els.
ter. Mis- Be h, of Kansas City, are
visiting a. ia. Bakers.
Claude Fam her Is a guest OF Mrs
LIZZIE Ellis al th time.
We are hay ng COO, rainy weftheI
at this writing.
Miss Elsie Baker arid her friend
Miss Browning, y'sTed at Clyde III
lis las. week.
Mrs. +. C. Berry is caring for q
large drove of turkeys whtch number
50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20


Tho ST.. Louis 1--we Stock Re
porter says. "Ano. her price reeofi
for the 81 Louis market, making fou
lhls week. was broken to-day when
Aibea Harrison. one o. Audraln's
1lg feeders. sod a two-ear string Of
his own fed heifers at 1915, thereby
breaking ali records al THIS market
for heifer beef. The previous recor
was IS co. paid for several loads {
hsiiers this season. Mr.. Harrison IS
ueHknoBn as a producer OF prime
beef and last year INT a record on
yeariing beeyes that was me highest
No 10 is moaths before his sale. Mr..
Harrison IS a firm believer That ia
cattle make fat p~oekeibaoks and he
works cut This theory on an Of his
feeding. He accompanied his ship
mont here today and told Of their
condit' oniug 10 a re%presen,a i've Of
the Reporter.
Il bought mis- drove OF heifers in
the West about Z months ago, and
they we're beauty Shorihorn calves.
the same co,or. / rut them on feed
as soon as l got them home using
corn and any roughage that ha1
handy AS their Diet They weighed
40 pounds VII n purchased and COS
me s25 per head, this Included my b
iel bHls. railroad fare and all ex
penses Of any trip. They average
700 pounds and sod al SS.75. The
brought the s69.12 per head whicl
Is nearly treble lheir cost. OF coursI
shcy nude me money and | might at
ihat they brought a big quarter abog
my expectations. ! always ship Il
~. Louis market and the prices her
have always been a great satisiaci 10
TO me, as ! know l get what my ca
ale are worth"
II is Interesting 10 note that tn
Kansas City market had heifers z
$3.50 yesterday which they advertise
.s nc "lighest price ever paid 70
hooters Oh The Kansas City yards
This gives Inc feeders and shinper
nothing 10 guess NJ when Il come
40 the "hiEh market"
II WIS also noted on our Chicsg
mcssaze to-day that he top Of "a
hotter market was gtven al $40
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

II. +. Cant and Powell & MuHdy
were stock shippers no E. st.
Louis Sunday
Mr.. Baker Of Mexico has been Wis
ting H.. A. McClrriok operator for
the Banner Rou,e a couple OF days.
James CLARK who IA seriously
mart a short TIME ago Is slowly re-
towering Ut was thought at firs'
his back was broken.
H. Z. Pearl II genial merchan
has been doing some Improvement on
his store, ~papering, painting etc.
He now aas an up-;oda'e country
store.
Chas. II. DAVIS has secured a posi-
ton as CHER clerk with IL u. Pearl.
Charles past experience in me
mercantile business rs ares Mr..
Pearl thai he las picked up the
: proper chap.
Miss Maggie Mcconnell o. Gammq
Mo, u visiting Misses Dole ard
Frauees Davis
John Baker ard wife Of Mckee
Is visiting has broiher, Gus naker
south OF THOMPSON,
Joe Considine re uraed from I'll
gin, kan. Tuesday for a few days
lie has a large busine $ at that paci
Mrs. Hogarty Of Kansas City yhs
J tied her aunt, Mrs. John Kilgore has
week
Mr.. Lowell, Wabash eX IA garg TO-
man, Is unloading raj between Mex
leo and Thompson. New rail Is L
be laid from west switch Mexico 4
/, top of Browns Hll. q d~isfarpe o
/ about hwo miles.
chas. @. Bledsoe. candidate 70
/. Judge Western Dis'ric, was her
the other day ard reports things 100
! ing o. X. We are glad to hear th
good report. Mr.. B'edsoe lives nea
2 here, Is a good man in The conmur
II ity and win make a good judge. Y
I are an very hopeful Of his e'ecsion.
a H. x. Tong, OF Shanghai, China
Christian Chiraman and gra1uat
of Missouri Universal Y, viii al
n "Christianty in China' on sunda
evening at Sun Rise Church. Chi
dfen's Day exc c'ses. Eve ybody i
Is vited.
Misses Eva Mile ard An-a WI
lEams are home fr7m a PIE SAINT Wis
4 in st. Louis.
Mrs. Ned Turner, O. S g, who
tended the Meyers-Wo o ion weddiF
at Anxvsnse, Tuezday Is row vs'ti
relatives and friends In ihfs city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
THOMPSON.

Il. II James, former opeiaor o.
Wabash here is offered a position o.
the Canadian Pacific ny ln ,lre tee
graph depar meqt ia Canada ard z
thinking of accepting, James sa
f~irst-cIass operator.
Miss Maude Douglass Of Benton
CITY visited Mss Edna Cant Fri
day and Saturday OF last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

The Misses TalIey OF Moth Eagle
spend Tuesday with MIR. and Mrs. 10
seph Flemming, north Of Santa Re.
Miss Jane Bolts o. near Santa Fe
was the guest Of her sister Thu sday,
Mrs. Susan Bots, of near Molino.
Crops look fire.
E. W. McFad.n was a Mexico visit
or Thur dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

oor,er SAYS: ~The top OF the steer
market was s9.15. ra'd 20 y. y
,shobe. tho well known Audrain coeiiir
~ No. shipper. MIR. shobe also
bad two loads that SOFA at $3.50.
which Is next TO The top. The 1919
cattle averaged 1895 his and sold
to swift & Company. The two
Loads o. $3.50 beeyes AVERAGED 1928
lbs aud sod to Armour & Company.
Mr.. shobe IS a big contribution TO
this market and IS oze Of the big
gest dealers in. live s ock ~ ths sec
ton Of the country.
Horace Mundy shipped a carload OF
hogs to s.. Louis Wednesday that
averaged 210 lbs.
John w. Boyd, 4 i-2 maes south
east OF Auxyasse. shprcd ont 80
head OF 1,2O0pound s'eeIs from his
home town Tuesday. Mr.. Boyd had
been feeding some corn TO this s'oea
since January /. John Yates, ore
; mile cas- OF Auxyasse, finished on
T the two loa5s with 5 head OF LOO
pound steers. We ich lie had beer
e feeding about 5 months. Brckner &
E Shire, 4 mTe1 southeast Of Aux.
vase, also hal a tuicier COW 70 th'
shipment.
= Shelby S Sliay, s miles noitheas
= OF Auxvasse, sod 45 eheep, m'1ei
q ewes and lambs, a few days ago d
= Lewis & Austin, s mites scu'heas
of Auxvasse. getting SITS for me en-
tire bunch.
!. John w, Pai'ey, the Colcord mel
: chant-farmer-s'ockra SHIPPED or
= 20 head of good quality cate froI
I" Anxvasae Tuesday. This stock ia
4 been on feed since February am
: stockmen who saw them THOUGHT The
. would average about 1850 POUNDS
y They went 10 the s.. Louis marke
Bailey went to maike. with III
shipment.
Lewis & Aus IN. 3 miles southcal
OF A~uxvasse, delivered a shorthor
+, Cow and a seer Tuesday 20 Charlie
n. Craghead two mllps nor'hcass {
Auxvasse, Of 800 for the two M
: Craghced also Bought 'hree huicht
! cattle from ihe samc flr'n Moaday
Feweii brother, 2 mi'e3 e'ft
~Auxvasse. have fer extra quail
yearllng steers Inn hey rece lily n
CHASED from VIM. rci', G mics s-u.
east OK Auwasse and which ha
beon eating full orr ra''ons pretl
much al winter. The tlrm X thinI
ing Of feedl hem untll The DC
= Der marke.. They arr now eatlf
I, corn and cotton cake Messrs. Row
are growing 60 nice ihoais FOR "a
feeding
nA Ch9s r, CFaghead , mles mort
u east of Auxva Sc, bought a but "a
j COW Monday from WIN. H Grimm
miles northeast OF Auxyasse, % ]
4 delivered Wedp sday ait s45.
Benjamin stephens. 3 miles sout
10. east of Hatton. sod a two year o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Lewis McKee's pretty little cottage
on East Promenade street is near
completion.
Work has progressed nicely on the
pew orear home and The foundation
OF another residence IN the same
block has been started. within the
past year $4,000 has been sontp in
now residences in this nolghborhood.
On South Mansfield etroet Harry
Wright ID constructing a pretty cat
tagc that will materially improve
this rapidlygrowing section.
The i. o. Morris home on East
Monroe street Is ready Tor occupancy
and is as pretty a cottage as we
have in the city.
John D. orear to Frank G. and
Duet stoltz. Part OF lot 4, City
Survey, No. 30, Mexico $4,000.
Elizabeth r. Brown to Kald price,
Lot 7. blk 81. Orig. vandallas 5000.
y. w. Butler to Dora d. Beyer,
let 4, blk / T. j. Bates Add Mex
leo, s1.OO.
Jas. A. Thomas TO William d. Ma
son, 100 acres. N. W. IA of sec.
RISES. $1,000.
Geo. E. Younger to W. W. Harper,
lots 20 and 80, City Survey No. As,
Mexico, except part for street. for
siSe5.
silas NJ. Gilbert TO o. II. Brown,
lot -, blk 2, County Add. Mexico.
$1,000.
Maggie D. Grow 10 Chas. b. McCur
dy, lots 8 and ., blk 2, shotwelPs
Add. Farber 1915.
A'tha NJ. HARRISON to J. C. and
Alice DSckerson. lot 10, blk /, Lax
nan & Barnes So. SIDE Add and strip
5Sxi26 IL IT,, Mexico, $1,000.
Martha Ann Bondurant to Fannie
%. Bondurant Lot 4. blk 10, Orig.
Nandada. $1.OO and love.
w. S. Water TO Jas. r. Henegar,
und. ~ int. in lots 9 and A. blk
SS, Orig. vandalia, st3G.
Minerva Johnsol -Me'sol 10 Frauce
Myrtle Haskell, lot 4. blk 2, South
Side Park Add Mexico, $4,000.
Frances Myrtle Haskell 10 Minerv
Johnson Nelson, N. w. "a Of lot u.
Mrs Sparks Southern addition Mex
leo, s25OO.
Ceborn B. Mackey 10 Ellen w.. Bur
nett, 15o acres in Secs. 20 and 1862
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

ports ne bugs as having killed hi
melon ercp though that OF has
son r,ghs next TO I'll has escaped their
~ravages and IS most promising. His
80 acres of wheat IS very poor. The
corn crop is one of the largest he
saws he ever saw planted in that part
OF Audrain.
w. p. Cant Is feeding 100 head Of
tw~olyear-o,d cattle He says the
oats and hay prospects are fine ia
his section but the wheat is rather
poor.
II, L. Smith is not raising any hog
this year because he lost all but foui
out of 100 head last year from chol
era. Rudolph Miller, his neighbori
who lost a large number last year ha
lost Is head from the same source
lately. MIR. Smith Is waiting for al
eanger OF infection TO leave MI
~lp,aee before he tries raising an,
more hogs.
Chas. Green OF Ceutralia was u
this city Tuesday and paid Geo. Lee
$s75 for a pair of mu'es for the Hur
ling on Railroad.
+. G. Speer, OF Chicago, q well
known moving picture manufacturer
Will be in this city next week, &C
!, cordipe to Manager Thompson, 0
the orpheum. and make moving piS
lures OF the city aud its famous hor'
cs. The pictures VIII be taken o.
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
/, Manager Thorn son is paying 70
the films which wi DO picture
OF tho residences, business house
and manufac urlpg plants Of Mckee
He will show them at tho orphem
i, as 500 as they are DEVELOPED. II
! says there Will be 1000 feet
pictures.
. These films will comprise Rex NJ
Donald and other no,able horses an
should be a great advertisement
the city az taken ho,d of by IA
, Commercial Club and shown e's'
I. where. The city should wear Us be
4 bib aud tucker on this occasion.
The s.. Louis 1--we Stock r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
AuxvAssE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John $. Henderson, o
Fulton. and Mles Adline HARRISON OF
st. Louis, we're visitors at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert El Blggs, 4
miles east of Auxyasse, Saturday and
Sunday.
Jas. T. Bailey, west OF Concord
went 10 st. Louis Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

A THRIVING lNsTlTq
II Cur bank and u Is easy d
WI do a general banking buI
business prlnc.p'es Just as a
fa merchant conducts his b
Your account Is solielts|
ii sou are no one o or fej
toners, because we beIieye
can Offer you IA III les whci
ret now receiving. Call md
talk 1t over,
SOUTHERN BANK OF NJ
Capital ard Surplus 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Robi. Bannisler, a local negro char
hcicr. was given two years in the
penitenliagy In The circuit court on
Monday, upon his plea of guilty x
the charge OF assault with intent L
Kill. Bannister WAS charged witt
stabbIng his wife and another negro
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Ira Dow, 3 ~ miles northeast o.
Auxyssse. delivered % fat hogs Mon
aav 10 overe't & Atkinson at AuD
vasse that weighed a total OF 4Ol0
pounds and accepted the shippers
check for $2s4 70.
Johu Meyer, two and one-had mites
northwest of Auxvasse, sold a five
year.od horse mule one day lest
week to Geo. W. Kemp, two and one
half miles north of Auxvasae for $40
lake Coons, of near Earl, shipped
from McCredic Monday 20 head q
1901 pound corn-fed steers which
he bought from Lee Threlked, sou'h
Of stephens Store. at Z IL cents a
mound. The stock went to the s..
Louis market.
Terry & Washington. Fulton
shippers. was on Tuesdays s.. Louis
market with a car of hogs and a car
of butcher cattle which they shipppe'
Monday from their home town.
Henry Houf, two miles south o
Hslton, shipped a a of hogs OF hii
own feeding from Mccredie Thurs
Gay.
Charles Cowan, OF near Williams
burg, was in Auxvasse Saturday am
while here bought a two-year.old Jer
sey milk COW from Rev. B. A. Nc
Knight. of Attxvayse, and rad sS5 Il
tie animal, This COW is said to b
an exceptionally fine mixer.
Waiter Holloway, OF near Skinner
vas IN this city the mrst of the weel
; He says he has 50 A. of corn w'hlcI
is looking reasonably wei
WirlEam Appleman, north of Ger
tralIa. has all his corn planted Til
leaves practically no corn land V
cant that was Intended TO be paaute'
= Mark GIvens has lie acres Of cor
that has a good stand. He has 9
acres OF oats that arc Fight. He
feeding some hogs.
= W. +. Jennings and son report tn
y crop outlook on Their farm rs prom
lug They have 100 acres Of "a
2 corn, 20 acres OF good cats. TheI
has been too much rain In that sc
ton. Mr.. jennings re emily fon
a very perfect white Indian Arro'
: head on his place near Cen'ralia.
~ Tanner & Day OF near Thompsc
have IS acres of corn and 40 acr'
- OF oats tha' promise weP.
Henderson & Carter shipped
: cars Of sheep 10 s.. Louis last wee
: hat brought G 81 Gems.
= II. H. Smith, Of near Benton CT
says the crop outlook in his SO
= ton is very coed He has so acr'
IN con. and 60 acres in oats,
acres o. which S extra fine He ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, a tram
poet Of Springfield, H., passed
through this city this week giving
poems for bread and spreading the r
liglon Of beauty. His gospel does not
say no to any creed but urges you
worship also in the church Of nature
which is Beauty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
INTERESTING W. c. 7.
MEETING SAT-

MEETING skTJ
The Woman Chr IS Jan
apce Union met Saturday N
with 8 Wallace Pearson n
home OF Mu'd-ow street. ODd
most n eresting ia'ks was IA
by Mrs w. P. Rowland, wbo|
her work among the Indians
Southwest The next meetine|
DO he'd SATURDAY, June %. Vi
Rowland at her home, corne1
enrldge and Webs er streets
the program arranged is as 4
Song
Scripture Reading Ms
Pearson.
Prayef-Mfs, j. H. MONTE
Subiec' for Discussion,
Amorg Fore'gu sp ak ng
Lead =. Mrs. J, II. Lane.
"Slnm Work IN the City
SAME Rowland,
Song
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
GRADUATES OF ST.

ELIzABETH INSTITUTE.
". +. Rodea and wife and 7, ]
Hoxsey ana wife are home from st
Louis where they attended tht
graduating oxerc ses OF s.. Elizabeth
institute Of that city Mss Ruth
Boxsey and Miss Irene Roden were
among those who gradua ed with hoi
ors al this Insii'u'ion this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

ITO sf0,50O.
Robert G. wilcox to Chas
lson 4 W IA $ 3 IL Of Il
r.. $1,000.
Mary :. Harvey ct al to u
ana LEROY staple. ITO acreI
| 20 ana % sos. $3.50,
shannon u. Roberts 10 II
faRepan and Ad.um c. Barn
Amin n d 10 acres of S 4
ia d ~. 2l5l-lO SS1
golla b. Finley 10 Mimic
EGes Il. Cooper lo g, Blk
gan / parnes College Add
Isisio
ee,nsyd rcnnevald 10 Hoi
| bert n w. IA of Sec
sloooo
Eat,,e II. and h. ]. LntA
Truate 10 H. Klekamp, LoA
Il ! ! ponron,s Add. Next
r.oa r. 10 Richard
H., III, "a, Ladds Add
No.
i y and Julia can'crb
rat5 waiter. s t.2 S W "A
gk,e s2too
= !, and Dora pcror BY
H. "a ~ Fry. lot 4, Blk /
patss Asd Mexico $1,000
ma Iots n The Little trat
r-,tsarsan street. which art
sola & pnrn & Son are
.oos = nrioes The houre WI
Pa Thursday was purchased
sv'l Iohnson sor 5000.
rhs ether SALES follow:
~ 70 .dr SO-H. E. C. 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

or June sac has bean very SAT
jsfactory SO far-and we are still
handing ont bargains from each de
p~artment.
Ricketts, & Emmons D C. Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Myron VIM, OF Paris, and MS
Matte Downs, OF this city. were mar
ried Saturday by the Rev. J. f. Ays-
cue, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Threlkeld.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
The Weekly Ledger
sas@sd q &c ?. 0. n Mazse No
aud aduAesa - andcA@ mAstsr.


BIG CATTLE BUYERS
pose.i a Mundy, o. Mexico. have
roniraoied for between two aud ihree
hunudred head o. cattle At from 3 20
ana a ctnfs. Among those
ncy have purchased Ne note from
Iohn Blum airy oatie, 20 be deiiy-
cred during June. At . cents; James
Sims. 20 head al 8 Goats; G n Lew
Il a slms, So head a. S u cents ts
be delivered during July; Austin Les
d. 20 head a. s cents; Ford 4
Gins. 10 head Al s cents; Edwart
Crooks. a. head 10 be delivered be
fcse August Is. At s oepiss Emme
Force, 20 head At S cents; j. Z
Mir. 20 head at s IA cents.
This finn has contracted for ses
arN olher bunohes 70 be delivered b
tween o and September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

finy one day this wo,k 10
stewart, north o. s,epbe,a
Tor $t45. M.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
NOTICE, COLLECTION

No
or POLL TAX
Notice Is hereby given 70 call a
the office Of the undersigned, whe
VIII colleet the poll tax for the Mex.
leo Special Road Dstrict Of Al.
drain county. which is 50 90 for ev.
cry able BODIED mae cttizen over ihe
age OF 81 years and under 60 years,
aud for ala other male Inhabitants
over the age of q, 80 cents. This ap
plies 10 all male inhabitants II
The Mexico Special Road District and
outside Of the corporate limits Of
The CITY Of Mexico. This lax mus
be PAID before July 4, 1912.
Ms MYERS,
CLERK q The Mexico Special Road D'i
trfct Commission. 1872
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

we have just received word that the
simmons Hardware Co. Of ST Louis.
30. viii release a KEEN KUTTER
Balloon at 1890 o'clock Thursday
morning, July 4th. and II the wind Is
"a this direction there Is a chance Of
IT'S landing here. One Of the unique
features Of the KEEN KUTTER Bal
foon IS that It contains u Prize Tag,
emitting the finder Of the Balloon TO a
KEEN KuTTER Tool Cabinet valued
AT ss5 %, fnr returning the Balloon TO
the simmons Hardware co.
III you would rather have the money
than the Tool Cabinet the person finding
the Balloon md Prize Tag and deliver
ing them 20 this office. we will pay $4,000
cash and Hive a three years subscription
% the Mexico Weekly Ledger
Look for the KEEN KuTTEK Bal
loon Thursday forenoon. July 4th, after
fasQo O'Clock. Keep your eyes peeled
upward, for a may come this way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Geo. Austin, Of near Bachelor, de
iiyered a good sugar mule Tuesday
to Chas. H. Dunn, of ear Hereford,
at $245.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Lawrence
and children, who had bee1 visiting
AuxYasge relatives and friends for
about 10 days, left Tuesday for their
home at Lone Won, Okla. Mrs. Law
fence win SOP at Chickasha for a
few days while en- route and visit
her sister, Mrs. Cau1ine renret..
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis lIfit, Of s., 10
seph, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM SHARP
and little son, Floyd Of Mexko o, are
visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Elmer Burt
In Auxvasse this week.
Mrs. n. l.. Gleason and II tile daugt
Ter from Browning, Mont. who have
been visiting Galloway relatives and
friends for the past month, will
..eave Friday FOR home. They return
ed home earlier than they anaiclpat
cd in order to accompany Or. Gleaso
on a pleasure trip TO Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. y. b. Thurmond. Of Aux.
vase, returned Wednesday from O
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Mann, at NJ. Scott. kan. Mrs,
Mann came home with Mrs. Thur
mond and will visit In and rear Aux.
vase for several weeks,
Afford Fry, OF Vandalia, who had
been visiting .he family Of S. p. Mar.
tin, NORTHWEST OF Auxvasse. returned
home Tuesday. HIS little friend, Saa
! uel Atkinson, accompanied him home
Postmaster ard Mrs. Thurmond
OF Auxyasse, have concluded to re.
turn to their farm three miles south
of town on the Fulton and Mexico
road and Will probably move their
household some time the coming
week. They VIII continue 10 run
the Auxvasse postoffice.
The Rev. Charles II. Swift, OF Co.
lumbia, will preach at the Christian
Church In Auxvasse rext Sunday moi
ing aud evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
Saloon LICENSES RAISE

SALOON LICENSES RAISE,
Brookfiold. No, June II.
The Brookfie'd City Council
night passed an ordinance in,
the annual dramshop license
$1,000 TO $1,000, There ara
,iramshops here. The jpcro
due to the failure OF a sewe
proposition. Of 50 600 to mass
London, June II.
Pierpont Morgan has IA
Bunyan's copy Of Foxes Book
tyrs from the Bedford Libra
price pad was so. OOO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Can a Roberts for sanldown tick
cts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Henry Jung is confined to he room
nv lllness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
EASY MONEY

ca be made representing Mis-
sourd Ruraliat in your community.
You can bulld up A BIG BUsi-
NESS OF YOUR OWN. We want
a hustilng representative in every
community 10 take subscriptions
on our salary and commission
plan.
n yon noighbor Is a Missourians
ho wants 10 read tho missouri Ru.
ralisi." We want 10 hire you q
iako bis subscription and send q
ii. Let US have sour application
al ouca Address all letters TO
Agency Department
MISSOURI ~RURALIST
Kansas City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Can az Roberts for Shutdown tick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Can al Roberts for sanidown tick.
cts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
FREE PRIZES FOR BALLOON
FINDER.

gJm LOUIS has occupied a foremost
aflQ1 in helping TO make inter
e BALLOON History. An important
race auglhg .the year Of 1903 was the
81 Louis Centennial Race. Twenty
Owe Balloons started ani the distances
trayeled ranged az far as rs to 100
.Ut4ns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

can at Roberts for sanidown tick
or.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

AR. and Mrs. Maurice Phillip arr
homo from a visit So Sedaaia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20
MO- U. HAS
fund NOW

3 columbia. No. June is. 8
The College OF Agriculture At =
1ths university Of Missouri has =
n been asked 70 distribute the :
s,14.oOo fund offered BY julius :
Rosenwald, a Chicago million :
4 aise. 10 pay for farm ex' :
+ perts in each county in Ms :
D souri,. |.
4 This fund Is the one the J
i Mexico Commercial Club ex- :
8 meets tosget $1,000 from for :
q an Audradn crop expert
n Jackson, No. June Il. 9
= The County Court today
Il entered into agreement with !
the Missouri University for ]
= the employment Of an agricul-
: ,ural expert to have charge o.
: county experiment stations and
: and to advise farmers In III asfrl
CULTURAL matters.
The cost VIII bo about $4,000
per year. of which the county
= win pay part, the university
a The balance. one fourth and
i Tho Grain Association $1,000.
= capo Girardeau Will be the
Il first county to avail itself Of the
i provision permitting the estab-
n lIshmens Of experiment sta
3 tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-20

Miss celia Leayell, of Mokape, who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Howard Emmons. in Auxvasse, for
several weeks, returned Monday e
her home at Mokane.
Miss Ia Boles, Of Auxvasse, after
visiting nearly a week with friends
at Troy, No., returned home Monday