Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
Stock and
- Fam News

Yea q Es U11ss6 Sea.as ezoe~6ed
Al arerAEs q - sa per acre Not
srea a4 zsst fersEs stzsa kzs ever
E-asseeS oEcr 50 bszAess yr acre
ye IN practically ere-y see<tua q
sh@ oo.rur ytsaas * orer 1bs s@sa
ss are sSztizazlT b-inG pro1soed -.
god farmers
II Is asserted tAnf tn cora yield q
ne UaEea States can ~ sHzaIy osab
I'D ~ TIE spre4s q Esod szrzins
IsAoaz or II sarh ESes4 Is beyuad
s1r n@eas. TIE Aese4ge aerseed 10
ecr- can he greatly re&arsz and sAe
An9 zeF0s6 70 cher nsz8as eros
Thers are wztosd hiE5oas q 6I
lars Az can - 1s6ed % tAe wealth
q tie nzs5oz hy ascs&xlng the ecEu
r-o1urtaaG No Cher E.s 81 ~rsiSsty
Alters E8eA oEporrznEse<
he h1pe q the DspzT<zeaf ard
q the couzsrT Is II ne suEz They
more qaickly fAza men, grasp tie
sesn1lhc rinepsss uaderssizg tie
Ezuoaszd Sre~dz2g Of corn for CREST
* eropS To4tAszI suthuziasn gusr-
1zfs that the riaesplss o1cs lsaTn-
81 vi se AqzH& to Actul1 ezra pr0-
azrHoa WIKI eoasGsztSuusnsss and
perseverance,
c0Asrqzsr<lg. We Sc TIE grsz
and Er0Ei1g OrE1HizztSoa Of B5rx'
cora clubs. pronnSaa by schools.
szz-sz. hss@as=zt o~rzzniEzfaoas and
ne nztsoaal Dez1enens oF ArrScal-
.tzrA Each rear the champion boz
'ooT1 Eo~eEx Il sach gate are giV.
sn = free "Trip to wsshinxeou. vAsS
they EsseS the Pnssaenk and rs-
cskve dsRlauzAs frum TIE Secretary q
Agriculture
The wUsx q sasting boys snfsrest
ed IN ehzmEs0azhip cora coutasts has
advanced 10 q poszt wAsre ths D.
psrms1t Is NOV showing Es hznd.
.-how II Intenas to usizirs zhss organ
iEatioa Of soys IN TIE f1tzre A
bzllssa might hare b~= -5nen g
tAis fora:
NANTKD-A 10 IN every oorn-
EOwsng eozasy s the Unhsd States.
who eAa Fr0we his abslsty as q farm
sr Sg several years az superior x0rk
IN tha ossn o0zsesss. to act for tbs
razs a ais lie as the Official seed.
cara grower and distributor IN this
eozzsy for TIE government FIsazn
I'D pros1ssble work. Fur further IL,
'fsrruatiOa zqply to oefsoe Of Corn
IzvasigasiouA. Departneut Of Axrf
culture wzshinron. d c.
In other words. Il Is tie lnteuslon
q tho DepaEtnenk 70 effect a perna,
neat organization q boy eAAnpioa
eogz ET0wers One in each eounty i.
desired By improving seed and fur
z3skisg !; % tie farmers az his coun.
y be helps toward the general nlan
few aoahliug ths American o0sn crop.
The name Of the neE baIlesia is.
How TO Grow an Acre Of Corn" n
is a e~orn-gro~eg's Textbook. wrstfen
in short, pfhy paragraphs. each Civ.
ing a s~aggassioa On how to improve
corn
Boys hare splendid opportunities
. prodzee better varieties thai
have eEer been produced" IS II.
premise held out.
It Is also pointed out that White
COTE sells commercially for 20 or Z
cents per busasl. the successful corn.
breeder can sell his corn to his
neighbofs for seed for s. or g ne
busbel A boy vho can grov 100 bu
Of this sort OF corn On an acre spend
; very profitable summer.
Evey boz IN town, village or TIE
country who has access to an acre Of
ErOund ought to write to his con.
gresham for this bulletin and get H.
to the earn growing contest.
e H.. IniOE, Of Audrain county Mo.
who is . Of the most prominent
feeders and extensive shippers OF tia
county. had in a consignment Of
good steers Wednesday that brought
him the top price for the days mar.
ket The shipment aggregated o
head averaging 1870 ms which weus
to the killers for 1870 per ext
Ar InloE patronizas this market
regularly and be is renowned as a
feeder. as everyone in Ardrziu
knows be is thoroughly rersed fl
the art Of Making cattle good"
St LoHzs Live stock Reporter.
Powell & Mun5y, regular sbipsery
from this city. marketed lss lambs
thai averaged s. RS and sold al $50
on The St LOuis market "wednesday.
u r. Kankel has received a letter
IRON his sons Lawrence. who IL IN
Chino. Cali. AID be says he's r-
ting along spiendidly and Hhes he
country fine. He Is working on a
arge horse rxncA.
NJ and Grz p. S sappsngton have
moved to their farm IN Barton Co.
The heirs o. Green Clay. deceased
are spending several shossznd dol.
lars improving their 1~.7ss-scre farm.
: miles north Of Sturgeon.
II the first place they aees sen.
stois IA selecting q manager Tbevl
offered the position to Il q. Smith.
Who for many years was stewart al
the asylum al Fulton He is : sea-
sible and capable business man ana
= managing things oat On the farnl
inst as II be owned every aerel
%here be is living.
A new s2ysoam r~esldence is near.
eoupletioa- About eight niles
Or rev feneing is being put IN and
Al the buildings = receivfng atten-
ton
Mr. Smith informed the Leader ed.
TOR ThsrRday that be was feeding
~ head q fine eoEs, about eightyl
azlyes and several Ioads Of steers.
The Leader Is glad 70 have Mr..
nd Mrs Smith as nslghborA We hou
-hey viii Ike their new SURROUND.
ngs 40 well they vii lire permanent
, on The Clay fsrm-sfarrear Ieus |.