Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

Good Tmothy and StrsE
HsT-si2
= 3 3
Castt-soee. ineludins asoo South
ems EzEirss STEADY.
Bors-sp0a steady.
Ne1 anG DgscA SO $50.
Good heafT sic so
Ro1zh hsaTy 20 7.ss
EAgh, s1E q SO.
shssp seea sicaay.
Chtcaro Coee-
wAcas srs - IL Dc ~ IS A
Nag 50 -
Corn Sept g 81 A Dee 81 IA A
Nay t8 Is
Os9 sex s. IS a % pee "a IA
May &c - -
seps Hork 1890 q O.
sept lard i5.7aB
SECS Rsss 1871
THE FASpEyENTER COMMISSION.
co Is ALWAYS N THE MAR
RET FoR POULTRY. BUTTER.
AND EGGS CALL Us BE
F0RE YOU SELL VT
Mutual Fhous s-CITT Phone S2s-
p A. Hishtzhoe q Co.
F5r P0aitry and EEg Prices.
That the Mexico Fa- Association.
Is offering one os the best premium
Lists O. any Pair n Missouri tbs
year, s. daily becoming more and
more certain As the opening day sd
vszces asarsr. It becomes mere q
q certainty thzs 3 recond-brNkRs
crowd VII be here. ana with good
weather Mexico promises to be oTer-
flowed with visitors during next
week
Already horses \ beginning 70 ar
rive. and are CHARTERED At the Fair
Ground
v. J. C0vles. in charge OK the
New Electrified Saddle Horse CON
pauys sr'rg dropptd OF thee head
here. He was en- route to Bowling
Green. taxing two head On with him.
Blades Bros. and Barnett also let
several head here. which we're shown
at Columbia last week Senator Store
W amoaz those taken On to BoEL
Tug Green
Tha Fair Association has q
force Of carpenters bullding addition
al stables More stock is expected
70 arrive Ttxt week than was ever
tefore exhibited a. 3 Mexico Far.
This has been the busiest jay
ussi the Audratn counfy farmer
las experienced "a many years He
has not oaly had his time takea up
with harvest but has he'd 70 plow
a.9 corn. baoause o. the late sea
ton. and worry oseF the lack Of rain
Much o. The tznoshy grown 81 Az
drain is being ;hreabed which gives
TIE farmer two charoes 10 make
money out o. The ooa crop Because
o, the pcarray o. tlnoshy seed hH
rear. the prAee sOarcd % about g7.82
= b. so the farmsr. 70 sare, thresa-
ed az lea8 O part az ha aerease @s
cad of nsng q al for hay.
Timothy made shout a Ion and a
half 10 the acre In hay and brings
ai2 4 foa Eass % Mexico It has
FrsEAse eAou, { bu d seed % The
ssrs as asoss as5As a m The hag.
~atAozt he SEED Is considered ~
zazy asmaet as esaE As q & had not
tsa rE-e1ad
gasng tr1z @s ezssy reports froz
tie wAa Ee6s he zgsEzss yield =
Auzzaa wM u rs DO 10 5a
b ss ss AMI Gals as11s 3 70 50
T the hzs bees busy
1z waat ia Szseraey mc-a-
os up b-oMl 3 Mexsoo agg@
Nzez aaaE
: G CzawscE1 zzd MI Rgos-
ae~ r=eazJ bozgat z ahreEsr and
afe Ey n eaaaqsne They VIII
@ se goca esss q har asa %
, T. Joansoas wheat crop tals
year VIZ average abort q ba vhieh
y Big
p L PhlHn who farms south
west q Mexico. sad fhe Eheat did
not make nnch Of a showing where
Re did nok use fertilizer but on tbs
lind he reaed averaged II bn. q
the acre. He has pr ia an orde'
for fertilizer for nert year already.
Judge Billy Smith started "a Sat.
urday by delivering 1000 bu. Of vhea
IA this city.
HlNam Bailey near Laddoaia. Yfh1
owns ard scientifically handlas 4
55oacre farm, has abort 100 acres o.
fine meadow, from which he put ~
an average Of two tors OF excellent
timothy hay 10 the acre Mr. Bailey
cut rs acres with a binder and viii
thnesh st. Mr.. Bailey said bis ste
paid for itself the first year
Fred Norris and Id Crooks Of neal
Rush Hill are building sfloe
Jack Brown OF Rush Hin has ship
ped all his fat cattle They were beau
ties. Mr.. Brown wisl not buy nns
ore cattle until he gets through
with his harvest.
Rube Brown Of near Rush HE
shipped three loads OF fine cattle
Sunday TO Chicago The cattle wer.
fat and fine, but he wal not beat hi
brother in selling. Jack got $3.50 fol
E part of his last shipment.
Forest Weaver made his first de
livery OF wheat in Mexico Saturday.
II amounted TO 400 bu.
w. W. Mundy delivered zee bu. Z
wheat here Saturday.
G. w. Morgan Of near Moline, say
The wheat Is light tn his section. HI
had Is acres of oats that averaged 81
hu- A high yield His hay Will malu
a ton and a half ar acre. He say
ne never saw a better harvest time.
Geo. Mongler had % ~ acres o
oats THAT made 20 bu. this year. HI
rs acres Of wheat averaged 10 bu.