Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-04

provisions Of this srsicle. claws 1907.
p. sos).
Sec, 7O5. Inmates Of County IN
Urinary May Be Empsoyea-oeheF
Labor. Duties Of Superintendent.
The county court Is hereby eu-
thorIzed 10 employ the inmates OF
ne county infirmary; 10 utilize the
teams. implements, machinery. VA,
ter. plasss. trees. manure and ma
tsriaI % such extent as may be nee
easary for the proper conduct of the
experiments b~ereinbcfore described,
and to incur such other expenses as
may be necessary Tor The carrying
into effect OF the agreement 81 The
county court mi Stale experiment
station. as Authorised IN section 7ei
Of this article. The county court
shan have the further power to
employ such labor and 10 purchase
such material and to make such
improvements On The grounds as may
BE necessary for the proper con
duct OF the experiments. It shall
be the duly Of the managernr SUI
g~erintendeni Of the infirmary in any
county In which the cooperative ex-
~perineats hereinbefore described are
conducted. o. Of any suitable per-
E0n designated BY the c0urt. 70 SUI
yeFfnsend she experiments. carry out
the suggestions and directions Of
The gate experiments station,
keeD saeh record d all operations
and re4aHs rs may be required hy
The state experiment station. and
TO report the same promptly to the
director Of the said state experiment
on blanks to be provided therefor by
said state experiment station, and
70 perform such cher duties as
may be necessary for carrying this
article fully into effect. Claws
1907. p. 2o6).
Sec 70s. Duties Of state expert
ment statSon-It shall be the fnrth
er duty Of the state experiment sta
ton to carefully study and digest the
reports Of results obtained at the
different county experiment stations
ana 10 publish same from time to
time in the form Of bulletins, IN
language as free from techDicalities
as possible, for free distribution to
the farmers of the state. laws
1907. p. 2O6.l
While the price OF feed has risen
as high az Il ever has in all parts
Of Missouri Mexico feed merchants
prices are said. By those well IN
formed, TO be lower than elsewhere.
w. w. Pollock. Of the Poi
lock Milling Co. states they neye
sold feed at as close margin as To-
day. Owing 70 the bad condition Of
the roads farmers in Audrain who
arc short Of feed. find the problem
Of getting It TO their farms from
town a very serious one.
Less Feed N Monroe
There is less feed in Monroe coun-
nv than at any time since 1892. with
April at hand and the frost not yet
out Of the ground hundreds Of farm
evs are buying feed, and ' 9 at that
there is Nttle to sell. Ed Sanders,
north OF Paris, Is getting $40 a
ton for bis ais hay in the barn
one hundred thousand dollars
worth Of feed has been shipped into
caIIaway county SINCE last septem-
Der. according to . Fulton nan
whose business brings him into CLOSE
touch with such matters. Most Of
ltEe money has gone to Iowa and H.
lifois for corn
The statement - made alBo that
more farmere are borrowing small
sums Of money at the local banks toI
pay for feed than has eyer been
known before.
The Trioe Of corn Is higher IN Co
iumbia than IN many years. Last
year at this time the price was about
20 cents a bushel Nov i Is 80
cents d bushel.
"A hay famine has struck Columbia
and the hay price wa $3.50 TO szSI
y tor. !