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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26

THANKSGIVING POEM BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER
IN the bank. of the lie lar Spanish maiden
~ Comes I'D with fruit of the tangled vine laden.
And the creole of Cuba laughs behold
shining the broad spheres OF eoo
ct wit dearer from his home In the north
On the fields of his Yankee looks forth.
here crooknecks a coiine and yellow fruit shines
And the sun of September melts down his vines
Ah on Thanksgiving when and from west.
and south. the pilgrim and guest;
When the gray haired Ensander round his board
The old broken link. of affection
Whent he seeks his mother once more
smiles where the girl smiled before
What moistens the lip and what briahens the
hat calls back the like the rich pumpkin pie?
Oh, fruit loved of boyhood. the old recalling.
purplns and brown nuts were falling
hen wild, ugly faces carved in its skin.
Glarpe out through dark. with q candle within;
laughed the with hearts all In tune
chair broad pumpkin. lantern the moon.
TELLING tale. of the fairy who like
In q pumpkin shell coach. with for teami
thanh for None sweeter nor better
smoked from oven circed a platter.
Fairer hands never wrought pastry fine;
eyes watched Ger its baking than thine
sweIs my heart that shadow be less
day. of lot may be heightened below
And the fame of thy worth like pumpkin vine grow
And thy life be and its sky
Golden tinted and thy pumpkin pie
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
THINGS TO BE
THANKFUL FOR.

AIOW Thanksgiving day we see,
u And we ali should thankful be.
If you do not know just what
Are the blessings you have got
Let us mention just few
Which maybe pertain to you:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
Modern BUILDING Operation.

The shades of the builders of the
pyramids might have been interested
onlookers at the sight of iron girders
weighing 46 tons each going up lS
stories to the top of building being
erected in New York city. This is said
to be the first time that Orders Of this
weight have been lifted to such o
haipht
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
HOW THAT TURKEY LASTS.

Roasted turk on Thursday;
Friday eat it cold
Saturday it's turkey hash
(Eat all that you can hold.
Sunday you will have croquettes-
Ea! Monday you'll eat stew;
Tuesday they will surely get
Some turkey soup in you.
"Durn this turkey! How it lasts!'
Every one will say.
Don't let's have another one
Till next Thanksgiving day.!
philadelphia North American.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
THE TRUTH OUT AT LAST.

Did Mother Hubbard she went to the cup
board
To get the poor dog a bone,
But when she got there the cupboard was
bare,
And so the poor dog had none,
The cause of this osseous vacuum was,
The turkey. neck, stern and breast,
Being eaten, the cook had made up her
mind
To make hash and soup of the rest.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
Individual Responsibility.

In the great scheme of things, all
interests are 50 interviewer that no
one can live his life without having It
affect countless others, for endless
time; so that it becomes great re-
sponstbility upon each one to build his
little part, wisely and we'll.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
she Has Lett Me !

WHEREAS, My Wife, LENA LUMBRA,
has left my bed and board without just
cause or provocation, notice is hereby
given forbidding all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, as | shall
pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. ALBERT LU ABkA,
LOWELL, Vt, Nov. 8, 1913.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THANKSGIVING.
By MARIAN DOUGLAS.

: BY MARIAN DOUGLAS.
. / counted up my little store. ,
. Why was to others given more?
: Why were their lips with honey fed
While mine had labor's hard earned
bread?
|. A weary, hopeless task seemed liv-
. ing.
: could not bring to God thanksgiv- :
ing.
/. There came poor man to my door.
; | shared with him my scanty store.
: When. 10. my sense of want had
flown
. And rarest riches were my own!
. So sweet is loves divided bread ,
! / seemed with heavens own mama
fed.
What blessed JOY there was in iiv-
|. ing!
! l brought to God my glad thanks .
: giving.
: -Harper's Bazaar
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

Miss Hattie Bs1oy Who las beaE
visiting a ths Place has rsearn1
to hsr hgus IN Egbse
Miss Lsez8s Grubas Of nezr Halls
VIE Is visiting frIzeds gear here
1r ard Mrs. W. II Thozpsoois Ii
lie boy has been quite SICK wiz
nu1 He is getting along nicely.
One Of the largest crowds ever a.
tended & haskstdianer vas present d
Liberty Church basket 6inner SIN
day There vas lots Of grab and
plenty left on the ground
The HallsTills baseball team defea.
ed the Thompson ball team hers
Sunday The visitors xon the gains
in he first inning, scoring s ruu.
Ind uas shut out the rest Of The
way.
H Z Pearl ard family attended
the chiIdrea's Day exercises at Liber
~ Sunday.
Bliss Jessie Crawford Of Ce1tralis
has been visiting Ross Cant and
wife.
E r EgweE visited in Moberly or
Saadzy.
r s. Dennis and family attended
chilanen's Day exercises Sunday al
Liberty
TIE Thompson baseball team gill
play the st8rgsoa team at Sturgeon
sundsy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
BEES CAPTURE THE
HOTEL N HELD 1T

I E1laAEa sE II
RE--azx NJ As NernHz Eae1 aKs
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nEM Il szEp-HE bs5s
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n hhAdE151a II as rL7k and be
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asE a a room ncssrsas " a hrzre
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A-E thstr E-azcassfal xetark zpsr
kz the bees o1zsnnss 1hedr srxa-
Man TnaE svzas a haae m an rgps
Gs@7r where q heater Pie cannsrsaa.
EEsss1 Between Tire 1oo-nE and
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sham ENA hsuF combs A hoas wRs
ext n ths roar and s3s ezsrzzrs 70
ths hives Flhas1 Drsr a u Ess hop
- De h1rey combs wUaN izrs
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

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Misses Eugk Fe1oz and Mar jar
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
Idle Men More Loving
Than the Busy Ones

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trends Ehe WE tai Us wAzn gsr
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

Mn gua EnscA ant sxD cAaars4
ana Mass EzzlnA nnras a csaEnAia
WIS the guest q Pu-sT DAVIS las
weed
Miss GayDH Shzry ar.s-A1rs6 .
a 8En pAru last Tgssszy EgAt
Eray gns Reported s roaa Tina
The snpssr AZ the ChrsaNz
ChuruA Was wei Arzodas SzsudHg
EiEf1 T1~ ssaa N E5
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Ar5asz1 Suns1x ran1nE buns f-oz
SE1 R@ Rzrk He Ez caau0 d
ms ANITA ana Epsst N 4 5seR dsocA
ThA r- WIS aAzuREsL hi No 0as
WAS injured
Misses Gsrxruae DAVIS GAguur
SaE-E Ens Nezzs FrsS PsAk and Sd
nsF Saz1 srsnt SzzsEg VITA Nr AM
Mrs PRED RoRv~ sf nsAr Perry
The E~rvzrRcsaa messing heEAn n
ne Nefbs1z ChH-vA SunsEy ReE
NH-aa : bas1ng the messing
/ Kiss NE-He REs1k q Perry j.
NJ rz q Mrs Ba1 Susth
Nrx Mzr Rsass ant Gasnos
sharp made = sussnezs trip to Mex
no MunaAF.
Mss Nay Hwarsx AZ HrnuexeF
Is ne Eusst Of trieaEs a Ills psAee
Miss IRENE Hsaars1 q RAnniAzJ
10 the guest q Miss Bsssse Davis
ans osher trss1sas taas vsek
Miss Ma-Ezrs< AVERT was rsswius
hsw szshsr last wssk
wErsz crurp q Nsx5co vas r.
ruszt 4 his rrAnanohsr. wrx ss-zz
'crvrzv Sssw-anr
Miss hattie saspheas reszrpes &
her home frsn Mexico Arter .
weeks visit
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
SOUTH BENTON.

Mrs John Reed Of Benton yisites
her sister. Mrs. chas- Coz part 0
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Peyton return
ed 70 ther home in Kansas City On
Sunday amer a few weeks visit with
relatives here.
Ab Harrison shipped a car load Of
hogs 70 St Louis Friday.
Miss Ida LoWder OF Mexico Is Wis.
iting With homefolks this week
Allen Coz made q trip to st
Louis last week
There VIII he a basket dinasr at
Hnkor Grove Church the second
Sunday in August. that being Bro.
Riceis last appointment here.
Grandma" Psrton LETT sunday 70
spend = few weeks With her rela.
tires In Kansas City.
Nrs. VIII johnson and Miss anna
Of Benton City visited az ROB o.
fatts Sunday.
Mr. and MrA J T. Clark and Mar
cH Coz and family visited IL Bob
Guthrse's q lear welIsrifle satur,
day and Sunday.
Rev AeLz7ghln Of Illinois flied.
bis regular appointment al Unity On.
Sunday.
Miss Stella Neslshan visited At j.
A. Clark Monday and Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
What, A Woman Jury!
mo-" Says A Woman

Cz3czg0 Jz1g Il
A woman refused to-day 70 eonseui
TO 3 3ury Of twelve E91en. tried and
true. TO try her zane N court.
Mrs Elizabeth Sehxzk a dressnzk.
e. dstendzzt In = Ezt oTsr a So
dress zzEs for Nu r Davenport
declared Den. -who are the best tudE
Is OF verzeity. shall hear the ease.
What. a Woman 5uryy exclaimed
Mrs SehaEk- after taking with her
lawyer. George S. Anderson. Not o.
your hfe- II ne are going q
have a fury az al we VII have 1s
men who know bow to weigh facts
and distinguish between truths and
uEuuths"
Mrs Davenport who flied suIt for re.
eovery OF the amount paid for the
dress on the ground that Il was NOT
made according TO order, made the De
mand for a female jury, through her
council Raymond C. Lyon. who said
the hang and style Of gown win be
the most Important evidence, ~sone-
thing q n knows little about"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

iae recent showers frightened "a
IN corn for a short time. but the
she< produced sooz disappeared.
Six loads OF stock we're SHIPPED
from here Monday evening. four o.
cattle and two Of hogs. Gather Der,
rsy and Ed Crawford shipped the
ezitis and } P. Harper the hogs.
On . recent trip Just north OF town
Se found many farmers preparing to
|sEsnd a xeek In Mexico % attend
he c~hautanqus- The music Is going
20 Be fine ard Viii attract large
crowds We also NOTICED many fin.
fields Of crossing corn that promised
q good yield.
The Brzdeu boys, all excellent far
Hers. say unless they get rain with
IN a few days their corn crop is
gone
W Bailey. just west Of Laddoniz.
Is b2iling his hay although his crop
is very light II is a eTod quality and
viii bring a top price. He and his
family are arranging to spend a.
Teek in Mexico to attend the Chan
Miss Floy Perry is still very III.
Crisis Crea delivered 20 heads on
cattle 70 Powell. Mundy & Bots
a. Rush Hill Tesday. They weighed
lIse lbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
DON'T TRY TO BLUFF
THE RECORDER. SON

A very young man. hailing froz
WeIlsVille, with his betrothed. ais
very young, tried to take Mexic
BIZ storm Tuesday night. The your
couple wanted to get married. The
groomthatwould-be found A. q
Whitney. the local marriage IicensI
peddler, and asked for a license. Mr.
Whitney, who has a keen eye an,
great understanding. told him h,
must produce positive evidence tina
the two contracting parties were o
age. The boy then stopped a n9n
Der Of people. Who didn't known bin
from Adam. and asked them I,
voueh for their ages Bat II vas ia
vain The bold young knight the-
informed Nr. whitney that he mus,
have . license When told he
saoald get pzpa's permission be was
enraged and tore hiss hair. but stifI IN
Fain- Finally the hour grew late
and the Recorder grew tired. but
boz SIN ragged He vas stin raging
shea A H. turned On his heel and
walked home to bed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
PREPARATION o

PREPARATION FOR
wHEATsEEplho
Il IS not only time 70 bsgin 70
think about the ~prcparation Of the
ground for Eheat. but Il Il the righs
lime % hesan action. II the field
which you intend to put IN wheat thii
fan r. IN condition TO piow. 4 win
Be prontabls TO pillow Il al once JUS
a ~ preparing the seedbed pr corn
Ia Is best 10 donhle-dlsk ahead Of Tie
plou. Diskink ahead Of a plov MAKES
the plowing much lighter and also a.
lows the plowed sol 70 settle dowf4
closer IN sns bottom Of the furrow,
nus making Il easier 70 prepare .
m seed-bed
II Is well to follow the plow close
IL with the spIkstoothed or disk bar
row and perhaps eioaerusher. do
pending somewhat on the amount Of
lclods present This working Of the
sou should be continued at Intervals
untii seeding time. II is especially
important TO work the sol with some
such tool as the spiketoothed har-
row "a soon as possible after each
rain Of any consequences.
The purpose OF these intermediate
workings is threefold-to conserve
the soil moisture. 10 make a firm
and eIlpulTerized seedlbed. and to
make available more plant food
Many o. the oats fields. although
very dry. are quite loose and
there will perhaps be a strong temp
tation to wait until about seeding
time and then to depend altogether
on the disk and harrow IN preparing
the seed-bed- On the majority Of
soils this method cannot be expected
to produce as large returns as . be
spected from a combination Of disk
ing and plowing.
Experiments along this line have
been conducted in the eastern part OF
Kansas by Kansas Experiment sta
ton the results OF which are very
instructive. One plot was prepared
for seeding by double dlsking and Ia
rowing dust before the wheat was
drilled The yield was 40 bush
per acre. Another plot was
ploNed . inches deep September
Is with a yield Of i4.4s bushels per
acre. A third plot was plowed Z
inches deep on the same date and
yielded 1919 busbls per acre. A
fourth plot was d~ouble-disked July
Is. plowed September IL, seven inch
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
srNrou

Frank Ksnsrhzl and wife visited Il
centrzlia over Sunday.
Mrs- Rzby Hil6ebrand is athlete,
with the mumps.
Mrs. Florence S1ratton Of Minooks
III rearnsd to her home On Moudz,
night zftsv : few days visit Wit
her so1. s. z strztton-
Tie Mexico Chauszuquz yin b.
hsG the last week in ksgzst: 1t VII
be better Aaa eTar this Tszr. PMz
% attend; yoz VII surely get yozr
1szeEs wnrz and EkT a szte1@
rzE rssz
TAs L2aes Aid gs tie Prsgbvte-szz
CaEcA VII inset with Hrs z II.
RsaEwAl THURSDAY Ase-zooz
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zE waek bEt zs racorsz2E
T1E 1sgASxAzos z-vrssSas rs
ssos ran WE&A fsl E&Es Fssz-y even.
Eng Tae beas rzsn sszes tia I'D.
- q Apwz sz nj Is rzek a. zseS.
e JET A god zzzy u re szrn-
81 are eut-.g Ehzt oez they car
ant Yxzng them n thA haxn soy
Stz1r ssec: others hare Turned tks
staek n 70 tssd wAsrs he cats were
TOO Eh01 70 CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

Przak Bozne sod a span of mulei
TO James Wisdom for $3.50.
Jas Wisdom sod one young mar
70 Frank BoEns for s1zs.
Archie Johnston and family uers
guests Of the Chlcks Sunday.
There viii be a basket dinner O.
the ground a. the wisdon's Chapel
nex Sunday.
I Wls0n sold Louis Anlhony Il
laanbe al &c Per pond. also Is head.
20 Edgar Sins &C &c per pound
G. W. wElsoa sold 10 LouIs Anth-
o1y p lambs AZ ss.zs per 100 his
En Henry q Boone county ana
family TIE gues.S Of Archie
JoAns.oa's family the latter part Of
the week
NeEf Wednesday week is the day
set to clean off thu graveyard at
SsE Hope Church and also to clean
up the church. There win be preach
Tag By the pastor. EFeyybody that Is
interests6 please come aud help.
Everybody sheaid get ready for the
zig chautsugna II IS going to be
the best ever.
Nrz- Ainnls wilson costumes to
Improve.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-24

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Audrain County
Agricultural Bureau
Headquarters Mexico. Missouri
E. W. RUSK, County Farm Commiss;o,..

g deep and yielded 2ss7 ,,.,.
acre. A nth plot vas plov.,
gust 10 seven inches deep VIA y
Their preparation until sep,s-SAs
snd yieided y Sc. The va
was plowed Angus, Is ss,ss
deep and worked at lpts-,
seeded THIS plot YIELDED !
per acre The seventh nh,
ble-disked JAY Is. plovos -
seven inches deep. worked !.
ais untii seeded and yielsss =
bushels The eighth plo,
plowed July Is three inebs, ~
uorked At intervals untll ,ss,.,
yielded ssss bushels Der A..
ninth plot was ploWed Iolv /.
Inches deep. worked al lntsr,,
III seeded. and yielded ssas
per acre.
II VIII be noted that in m,
where the grOuhd was no, ploys-
I'll September Is the deen
produced slightly better Ira,
shallow blowing. This is IA,
dinariiy. II the pIoWing Is M
until Just before seeding H..
usually pays 10 pillow ONLY shor,
inches deep. This is beo,r,,
the fact that deep plovinr n.
fore seeding time makes # 49,.
impossible 10 prepare a firm 49,
Where the blowing is done sa,,v {
does not hold true In this 49,
ment ali plots were On 49,
the same type OF soil aud asia. n
difference in methods OF p-ra,,-.-
al plots were treated exactly am.
Note that the pot ).
ed on July and "a.
at intervals until seeding t,r.
daeed 1886 bushels per acre ~
the plot plowed september Is ma
ed 1919 bushels per sore Tbs ~
plot with subsequent working
$40 more per acre for preosr,h,
and produced 1855 bushels nm,
wheat Early blowing and iboys,
preparation pays.
Audraln County farmers shosp
able to grow larger crops o, vb.s
than are being produced on an !.
age. We are al fault largely n
system-H we viii revise our us.
IN a few particulars. the inabaAm
ATE that materially better yisl, III
he obtained.
This office will be glad 10
sist interested wheat grower n !.
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