Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-02
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an snclss1zE yua N-se pletures
e or hCrss ne uze Ct ne side
view IS q nrss rear 81 VIA
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inzE Der most exeAdzk Aorss Is Al.
&AlA. TIE grc&t tReping nara.
We Aad tAroe Anpsng ooutestA n.
the first ] sot Oaly and. Z 6. The
sscun6. s \ 4 ana ta tie laird I hnd
to hr4t. n 3 and raae 9 n
asa , ~ I used 20 sAnk u vas
bard 70 ride a YEzpsr. bat II g sSne
We noX Eet three Eeeks rest. thea
- 20 Los AnEehS We "a
stoc1toa aour kozrs bat eie not
tnow ~aere 10 Ind she Morris bow.
TAat Is : nne cOsntry up shere san
FrzEcisco has a hg shcs horse thls
Esatsr and PAss6es2 has a Flower
ShoE every Th3nksxivfaE.
met a yoang lady the cher Gay
Who ood ne she had never seen
any snow What do you think oil
that' Fsee My Na5or Dare 20, best
al Indianapolis
Lave to all.
LAWRENCE %UNKEL
P. s We are iust 6 Aues from
Pomona DID rot get to sAe Mn
uniewhite and Robbie before thsy
Ter, bst tailed 70 them over tAs
phone.
Mrs Baker. who lives at santa Pc. |
has sold over $50 worth OF peachesl
ns year and has more to sell Mrs
Bakers orchard Is only fifteen aeresIl
and has both peach and apple tree. I
The people Of LaFayet.s and Saline
.coanties have set aside October 18th l
as a day for rebuilding and inprov- Z
ing the Blue Book Route. . hign-Il
way throGgh those counties that con- !
meets with the Old Santa Fe Tran AL
Marshall.
Dr. Lee c. Deuning. Of Pasadena, I
accompanied by his wife. s
footored from his home to see I
Mcdonald DR.. Denning owns a 7
daughter and a grandson Of Rex and
IS a great admirer Of the rand old v
He say be expected to seer
wonderful animal and was not dis /
appointed He was also at LouIs-h
, Ky. for the big sorse show at a
that place c,
Duhbert Bros, Of Audrain county n
marketed a consignment Of yearling Il
t~Eoyear-old Hereford cattle this .
Teek that brought them the TOP oil
ne Chicago market and the highest II
ince paid for . fun load Of steers q
bis year. The consignment inelud- r
d 10 head averaging 1I0s pounds b
fhich vent 70 the killers at 1895. w
ne remainder brought $3.50. OF
Charles and Lon Dunn, OF near ps
hereford. nov have 70 head in their ic
ems and expect to buy as msuyl2,
bore Harry F. Henderson, OF near R
-oHeord, is out this week in an auto 10
aoole and when last heard from was
eaT Holiday and had bought quite a eff
amber. o. w. Layson. OF near FRI
iereford, returned last week from W
ansas City, where he bought Is cot an
'ners, four horse mules and II mare
.ules- Mr.. Layson expects to finish A
q load Of q head. william Nc n,
ray Of hear Hereford. was on the IN
ansas City market recently and he.
'ught Is cottoHers, four horse mules ,t
p mare mules. He had previous tin
bought three head from FINS Boul -,
are Of near Hatton. - Fulton Ca nj
ed.
J. T. Johnson had a fine lot ofIof
feeding steers on the st. II,
market Thursday. -
The Martinsburg Oracle SAYS. Thelps,
lowing shipments were made from III,
place Sunday night: Geo. F. Fen. tnr
valid l load Of hogs, Fennewald "a,
load, Leslie Davis. / load, Ed ard
iderwood 1 load and John Femme 10,
I'd ! load Geo. F. Fennewald and RIA,
nneWald Bros. each shipped ont a
ID Of hogs Thursday night.
sABBAGEs for kraut purposes are AZ
ing for SIT a ton. That doesn't
* much like cheaper living. NJ
Columbia, Mo. Sept 90. 500
The corn crop of Missouri fs in bel. so
condition. according to the State men
p report. which was issued recent. The
a week ahead Of the usual time: dra'
he report says in part: fore
OF the worst droutbs for many noun
rs has been broken by general ton.
rs during the month. Since the Miss
's a. general spirit Of optimism lie
walls, The condition Of corn is chan
Tor the State, as compared with in Ii
on September 1. One rear ago Fri
condition was ss.4. land
My th%irtyone crop correspondents 100.
ut corn for sale and shipment WI
a their territory. Where there IL his n
'ins It generally win be col. able
IN the same county. The estt- sl2.ot
"a farm price at which corr ,s
cited to start is 70 cents per On,
ieL' The highest price quoted il car !,
be Southwest, rs cents. n The a. .
ss cents. in the Northwest