Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
Stock and y
Farm News

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Wheat Jsly lO4 l.2 Sept 100 ~ A
Cor July ~ I-2 Sept IS SIS B
ous July 4s ept IS "a
caHlr-s2Oo. ~innlndang 1900 South
erns. Natives steady-
HoEs-720O. &c higher.
Med and buHch 7.B5 a 7.S0
Good Heavy ITO a 7So
Rnush Heavy 7.20 a It9
Pigs SEQ n Tao
Light 7.55 a 7.75
sheepR 600. Steady.
THE vANDEvENTER COMMISSION
co. IS ALWAYS IN TIE MAR
KDr FOR POULTRY, BUrTER
AND EGGS. CALL Us BE
FORE YOU SELL. wtf
MUTUAL Phone s-cTTY Phone s2S.
n. A. Hightshoe q Co.
For Poultry and Egg Prices.
Senatur M. r. X. BigEs car e
her) hogs cite 15e young chhcNann be
longing to Mrs. C. A. Brown The
hogs were shiIUed out One next day.
and the senator did the right thing
by compromising Mrs Brown for her
loss.
w o. Smith OF near CANT who
raises time Dnroc JerEey Swine. ne
cent8y lost a fine boar from rheAAmar
tism. He said the animaa was worth
$500 to him
IAN through my feeding l have
found ut profitable to maha my CATTLE
good every hime but one end that
time l struck a fhEt declinang marked
and DIDN'T expect TO make money
says Albert HARRISON of Audrain
county. Mic. II belSeve that WAS the
Exception which proves the rule ank
ever since j always TRY and put my
cattle into prime killing condition Q
| course, If you want 10 realize hagl
, prices you must START with a goo'
breed of CATTLE. L feed lots of Short
horns and have been very auccessfu
with them. Some people ask which !
the most profitable, 10 feed hetheri
! or steers? Well. / donht think Their
+ lis much difference aus far as net ne
! turns are concerned. hut There y
) quite a difference i'm the feeding. A
! am example. ] fed a load of yeaaainI
, steers some tirna ago and I'M tn
. bunch were two heifers. ALL had th
Same feed but about two months b
. fore | wtas reariy 10 ship tine sheeHy
i the ledfers we're too fat 10 keen
. This shows how malch qticher the
! are prepared for the market, but !
{ the song rum s.aarB will put on NOR
= pounds and eventually bring a hdghF
!. figure tttm heifers .-Ldve Stoc
Reporter.
Tine chanch burg rs busy agaAnI tI
summer an west cenfral and ceiitS
+ MEsaonri collectdng ihs annuai due
y from the FARMERS. Now is the tim
for the farmer to rebel. They ala'
:. alretdy earped much Of the whe<
4 and rye OF that region u they ~
coed fn reacaang the corn Fields tho
3 viii continue TO lazy waste TO thes
! aud laaer give rise 10 O second res
I ment Of young ~"red4ooais' wRfch
= turn will continue 10 feed and M
!. ltnre untif drogts. They sleep here 4
l. tdl next Spring when they Will rea'
b, near an greater numbers than IN
]. year. P,ow a strip 10 Or 10 feet va
q and ptalvrize 1t to form a fine du
- much. This serves as an excealei
4. barrier though 1T is we'll to u on
q this each day with a drag TO mad
!; sure none cross. A deep furrow
j, which a log is dfhgged is also goo
In caise of rain, run a marrow line
Itar or road oil as a barrier and INV
them in pos'holesL In severe cases
!, may be necessary to give up q pc
-itjon of the field and establish a ba
rier some distance in mont
them out i'm the fled.
john Henderson has 20 acres
wheaf. he says Will make at least
bd. He has 40 acres Of fine oats.
Jack Hsnrsols OF Apxvasse, Nj
sod two cans OF cal5'le fn st. Lou
this week.