Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-28

stock Tram, -four and one-haif miles
uortheast Of Auxvasse. sold q TWO
year.old Jersey COW and heiler en-,
49, MI last week., to NJ J, Lysle.
o. Mexico, for SIS. II
sam Bishop sold his farm OIL
acres near Liberty Church last wees
!, d Miss Brooks. OF Baltimore 2
. sssoo. Possession Will be given tne
first Of december. Miss Brooks
~ au,bor Of several school BOOKS
) seing now in use. on
bought this farm so as to be e a
Nor sister. Mrs. James Williams
q Oracle. j,
Iast wear the farmers wives OF
, Missouri shipped to market szs.Vov'
600 worth Of eggs, poultry ana Iea.n
ers. II is estimated that iocahs
s21 900, 900 represented the amount
! consumed--a total Of 100000
Judge B. F. Vaughn. Monroe conn'
,y,s bie feeder, has $50 head Of mules
ii hand and recently bought s.Oo'
bushels Of oats on which to ieed
Of them.
= lake Buckner, ii of our up-to-the
minute Young farmers. out north Q
'-town has in course Of erection
4 large feed barn and is putting
1. in 4 pair of Fairbanks scales. u
Il making ready to do a bigger an
-na,ter business. All Jake needs no
ais 4 charming young lady to presid
over his household and share n
.. oys-Anxvasse Review.
IA How TO Make Kansas Better.
ca. operatlon Of own and country
IN the advancement Of agricui
ture.
Comfy farm advisers TO Increase
: production
Organization OF state wide farm-
Aa-aruaraiIge .assnciations
chi farmers to borrow money at low
a.. Interest to buy land or equip
orth ment
re- Crop rotation.
7s Live stock farming and genera
introduction OF the silo.
aaar Use OF the country schools for er
tertaInments, lecture courses ant
,hoi. possibly the moving picture show
cat Reduction Of the number Of chur'
,be es TO meet the natural needs 0
vear community.
Adoption OF the county unit sys
con. TEN In the rural schools by whic
"a the schools Of a county are cor
trolIed by a commission not {
nlino exceed seven
!, . Establishment Of more f~actoris
at to consume the raw products o
anal the farm at the source of produt
a.. tion.-Plans advanced by speak
ers in the Kansas Agriculture
thev and Industrial Congress for stat
,bout progress.
HE Hutchinson, Kan, Nov. %.
Kansas Is going in for a new a
orth. cultural and industrial developmel
,oadln The recommendations of the X
The sas Agricultural Congress. now
year session here accurately fetiect
spirit Of the ninety-one counties
view resented
The Need for Cooperation.
President Waters traced briefly
cker history Of many cooperative ent
prises in this country and admit
that the failures outnumbered the
cesses One reason for that,
said. has been that when farm
were prosperous they were not in
ested in co operation
How to Work Together.
He outlined this program for co
Grafton:
Production-seeking the G
cheapening production through
ownership Of expensive or little |
machinery; in the purchase Of va
BILE sires; In uniting in product
enough OF some special crop
stock in one neiehborhood to att
buyers; through breeding associat
or COW testing associations
fpp through the employing Of expert
help in those and kindred operati'
nnae through the employing OF county
iiyVS yisers to bring to the farmers
- tteW practices.
Rural Credit-To provide the n,
sary capital for purchases Of land
Quoting farming operations and !
Ing crops for more favorable mar
/ "a Manufacturing Cooperative or