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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
NORTH EAGLE.
nc roads are YerY rood.

Auo todua are very EoOd.
P. II. Reeds sale was well attend.
ed. Stock sold well. One pair Of
mules sold for sl45, Corn brought
45c.
Jesse Vance viii have a public
sale at Santa Fe Feb. is.
Russell Woods of near Moline is
on the sick list
Herod Hopkins had the misfortune
OF getting hurt the other day while
cutting wood He cut a cash several
inches long on his knee. DR.. Mack
Bolts Of Santa Fe was called. He is
getting along very nicely.
The little boy of Walter Wilson
Of Moiino died Saturday and was bur
led at Sun Rise Sunday evening at
2 O'Clock.
Bob Heller Of Moline had a very
sick horse the other day.
Harry Trimble, the little o Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heizer. has
been sick. He is better now. Harry
said it was well enough to cry"
MRS. R. P. Elliott is on the sick
list.
Professor G. L. shobe of Mexico
is out this week visiting the schools.
E. W. McFadIn and Riley wiIker-
son bought some corn at Perry
Reeds sale, paying 45c for it. WIN
Norman also bought corn.
Hog cholera is in our neighbor-
hood.
Mrs Henderson died Saturday
morning. She is the mother Of
Sylvester Henderson of Santa Fe.
extend sympathy to the be
reayed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
HEDeEDALE SCHOOL DEFEATS
PRAIRIE LEA IN DEBATE.


In a joint debate between Hedge
dale and Prairie Lea Schools, held
last Friday evening, Hedgedale re
ceived two votes from the judges to
n for Prairie Lea.
The question wns resolved, That
the Indians have more right to Amer.
ica than the white men" Prairie
Lea upheld the Indians and Hedge
dale the white men.
The speakers were as follows:
Hedgedale. Clyde Weaver. Cordelia
Miller, Norma Kircher, Milton Smith
snd Raymond Shook; Prairie Lea.
Glenn Ruse. Leo Shire, Irene Rogers,
Lyndon Davis and orTille johnson.
The Judges were John Beal and
Prof. J. L. Shobe, of this city, and
Mrs. Eulalia Andrews.
A large crowd heard the debate,
and an excellent time was reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
Public Sale!

As ] have leased my farm on ac
count Of poor health, will sell at auc.
uoh at my farm, the old Yves Stew.
art place. 4 miles south Of Mexico.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1918
Don't Forget the Date
II HEAD OF LIVESTOCK q
z Brood mares, both In foal by Ham
lton's Jack. smooth mouth; i horse
good saddler, 9 years old; these
horses are all good workers, and LADY
broke; / filly. good one, yearling. !
horse mule, a good one; 1 of last
springs mare mule. pure white, she
is all o. X.
COWS.
AS follows: l 4 year old registered
jersey; ! S-year old registered Ter.
sey; l 2-year old registered Jersey
fresh; ! S-year old Jersey, eligible
70 register. win calve in April and IN
milk These COWS are all o X !
S-year old "a Jersey. fresh; / large
Durham COW, fresh; 1 yearlIng Ter
sey bull, eligible to register: 1 nm
Jersey bun calf, 9 months old.
lo-le Jersey heifer calf, / year
pa; 9 months old Jersey heiter. finn
oioodi ] 4-weeks old Jersey heifer
calf, thoroughbred. a dandy.
HOGS.
J registered boar, 2 years old. no
better in the country; 3 brood sows
thoroughbred and can be registered
ihese hogs are Duroc Jerseys and
soWs are in pig to farrow in Anr,l
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
! almost new Mandt wagon with
brake and springseat, / top buggy
'oid by the Columbus Buggy Co.. a
good one, ! sulky pillow, practically
rev. 1t is all right and a good one
walking pillow, / 2~-section harrow
5-shovel pillow, l disc corn culttvat.
'r' GAINESVILLE, ] cream separator Cal.
oway-nake, I set good heavy work
Harness. good. / set single buggy
harness, good, / sled, i portable hav
'ack, l set heavy single truck bar.
loss, ] corn cutter. / horse. new. !
llmost new saddle / almost new brl.
About 70 tons Timothy hav n
tack About 3 tons clover hay in
tack. also a New Planet Junior seed-I
r and other articles too numerous
0 mention.
Don't forget the day and date. ON
londay. Feb. "a, at 10 O'Clock a. ~
I the old Yves Stewart place.
LUNCH ON THE GROUND.
TERMS-All amounts, $40 and
nder, Cash; over $40. 6 months
me with bankable note at 8 per
mt interest from date OF sale.
Jim Ford, Auctioneer.
James Jesse. Clerk.
! L. A. ROSS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
MoLINo.


has. Martin and wife of TuIi,
were guests of Dode Barnes and fam
lily Monday night.
Q. l. Woods returned home satur
day from st, Louis where he was cal
cd to be at the bedside Of his scn
Russell. who was quite sick but !.
better.
r Win Heller and Miss L,eota
weaver we're the guests Of Mrs. n
L. Heller Wednesday.
Mesdanes Porter Cauthorn. pate
c%authorn and children and Edear
Mar'in and baby were the guest of
MRS. r. L. Heller Thursday.
Mrs. r. L Robinson spent .avar.I
oays with her son, Harve, and fam.
lily OF Duly.
Mrs. Tom Hardin and children re.
tnif ed Saturday from a weeks visit
WIN Boone Co. relatives.
Fo' Bybee and family spent satur-
DAY night and Sunday with his sa,b.
er' Tom Bybee, and family Of Mer.
Ter.
MRS. John Trimble has returned 10
M'i tgomery after several weeks' Wis
u with Harry Heller and family.
Miss Lola Spencer Of Mexico snan,
from Saturday night until Tuesday
E'Tning with Miss Beulah syIer.
Tom Stuart and wife were
guests Of Almer Mundy and family
Sunday.
Geo. Goodrich and family we're
guests Of Tom Anderson and family
Sunday.
hdsar Martin spent Friday with
ms brother. Oscar, near Rush Hill.
Mrs. J. D. worIey is sick.
R. J.. Heller and wife visited mo
Heizer and wife and Jim camplin
n wife at Santa Re Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
Court House News

Bond for $4,000 to pay the iude
ments in the case of Henderson Va.
calhoun ct al has been filed with Cir
cult Clerk Eppa Elliott and an an.
peal from the verde Of Circuit
Court of this county has been taken
to Supreme Court of the state.
Mrs. NJ. A. C. Henderson died in
this city in February Of 1919 and left
majority Of her estate to the ii de.
PENDANTS in this case, cutting off her
husband with s1OO and no more.
Mr.. Henderson. the deceased's hus.
pand. brought suit against the bene-
1ieiaries Of the win and in the No
yember term, Judge Barnett brought
down a decree setting aside the will
and giving Mr. Henderson one-half Of
his wife's estate.
The real estate was sold for s255o
and after the costs Of the cas- were
paid the following was the division:
Mr.. Henderson, s1l5747, and each
OF the defendants, s105.22 each.
The defendants have now taken an
appeal asking that the decision Of
mis- court be oyerruled. wallace nea
Ing is executor OF the win.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
N0!REASON
FOR DOUBT
A Statement Of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief to al.
sufferers from constipation. In ever,
case where We fail we viii supply tn.
medicine free.
Rexall orderlies are a gentle. eff.
iectiFe. dependable and safe bowel
regulator, strengthener and tonic.
They re-estabHsh natures functions
~ a quiet, easy way. They do not
cause any Inconvenience, gripping or
nausea They are SO pleasant 10
lake and work so easily that they
may be taken by anyone at any time.
They thoroughly tone up the whole
system to healthy activity.
Rexall orderlies are indispensable
and ideal for the use of children old
folks and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to
all sufferers from any form Of oonsti-
patton and its attendant evils. Two
sizes, l0c and 25c. Remember. Won
can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
community only at our store-Tbe
hexall store.-otis Purdy, the North
Side druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
NEW HOPE.

J. l. Edwards bought six shoats
OF Sam sydenstricker at seven cents;
weight 30 pounds; also four head
from Mr.. Cory at seven cents. tina,
weighed 100 pounds.
Willis Miller sold thirty head Of
shoats to James Hays. OF CentralIa,
at $500 per hundred.
Clifton Jesse bought sixteen head
OF shoats from C. W. Wilson at s
cents per pound; weight 11s pounds.
Miss Effie Chick has returned from
a visit with Miss Ruth Wilson. lust
south Of Mexico.
Willis Miller. wife, together with
mis- son and wife. visited Mr.. Bray
and family recently.
Frank Bovine is back from Idaho
and says he does not like that com.
try Missouri is good enough for
him.
T. X Dollins of Mexico sold a
heifer calf TO Ed. Morris for 800 90
Jas. and Annie Wisdom has re
from Excelsior Springs. where
they visited relatives and enjoyed
the Springs water.
The Rev. Maekey filled his regular
appointment at New Hope Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night.
mrs. Matte Branstetter, of Mexico.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Wilson for a few days.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson, Mrs. Branstet-
YER ". 7. Chick. wife and daughter.
Miss Effie, visited R. R. Dollins ana
Sunday.
James Wisdom recently purchased
; pair Of mules from VIM. wisdom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
FOR BALD HEADS
A Treatment That Costs Nothing If
II Falls.

We want you to try three large BOZ
ties of Rexall "s3" Hair Tonic on
our personal guarantee that the triaI
VIII not cost you a penny IL 1t does
not give o absolute satisfaction.
That's proof Of nj faith in this rem.
edy' and II should indisputably dem
onstrate that we know what We are
talking about when we say that Rex.
all "9S" Hair Tonic win retard bald.
ness overcome scalp and hair all
ments' and 10 any human agency can
accomplish this result, Il may also be
relied upon to promote a new growth
Of hair.
Remember We are basing our state
ments upon what has already been ac
compiished by the use of RexaIl esse
Hair Tonic, and We have the right
to assume that what il has done for
thousands OF others il will do for Won
any event you cannot lose anv.
Thing by giving 1t a trial on u lib
guarantee, Two sizes. SOC and
sleo. Remember you can obtain Rex-
all Remedies in this community ouly
e u store-The Rexall Store. Otis
Purdy. North Side Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
SOUTH BENTON

hrs. Jno. Reed of Benton Cit,
visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. Co,
last week.
MISS 'ansy Jones OF Wellsville wa
here Sunday and Monday with her
sister. Mrs. Alb. Harrison.
MIR aud Mrs. A F. Romans of Re-,
ton City visited at Allen Coils Mon.
day.
Miss iela Lippe of near Moline IL
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. e. Clark.
this week, after which she win wish,
Mrs. Il. @. Guthrie Of eWllsville.
Ab. Harrison butehered hogs Mon.
day.
Misses Elizabeth o'Brlen and Nora
Williams visited over Sunday IN Mex.
leo.
Ralph. the little two-year-old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Jno Laws is suffer.
Ing with throat trouble.
Miss Winnie Jones Of Montgomery
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Alb Harri.
son this week.
Nrss Green, mother Of Mrs. sterl.
ing Maxey, has pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

Paul Eyerhart delivered oats a
Madison for 35c.
w. H. Pollard sold oats at home
for 23ci he bought Z 1-4e hogs fol-
April from t. B.Robinson and deliv
cred seyenty-two z 3-4c fat hogs tc
John Humans for market.
Frank Bradley has moved to the
Neal farm.
J. Lear has moved to the Schopp
place.
Robt. Forrest bought a horse from
@. Pollard for ss5.
Ambrose McCune sold a pair Of
crming yearling mules to Chas.
Burkeye for $3.50.
A. o. Boyd got a fine brood SOW,
from an Iowa Poland China sale.
Evan Anderson was in Kansas City
last week buying feeding cattle.
AGA Bartee will move to the John
.crosswhite farm. John Mcdowell
viii return to his farm from Mober-
ly.
Rev. Lewellen has been chosen to
preach at Macedonia this year.
Jess Drane sold 100 9 1-2c hogs.
W. NJ. Shields has sold his hogs
for April at 7 1-2e.
w II Pollard sold "a Sc hogs to
J Humans for April.
At the watts.Littrell sale one pair
Of mules was sold to Mr.. Moore for
1886; a pair to Guy Davis for
$500. and one pair to Jas. Martin for
$3.50.
7. B Robinson attended a spotted
China hog sale at Jamesport
purchased l brood SOW for 800.
John Fountain and Young Bar
on went to Kansas City last week
% buy feeders.
The School Board at Burnham
las voted for an extra month of
'chool In their district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
CANT.

CANT.
r. F. Shock and wife were Mex
leo visitors Saturday.
t. NJ. Broaddus bought two cows
from B. B. Daniels.
Miss Effie Duffy of this neighbor-
hood is at the bedside OF her neph-
ew, Raphael MeCory, who is quite
sick with pneumonia.
DR.. Todd was in Mexico on bust
uess last Friday.
s. P. Loren and family entertained
Virgil Morrison and wife Tuesday
and Wednesday. I'm
j. H. Faucet visited ]. r. Dar-
iels and wife Saturday and Sunday.
Ed. Conklin and wife visited T. NJ.
Broaddus and wife Sunday.
Henry Vance has returned after a
several weeks visit with relatives
IN Kansas.
The Smith Bros. sale was well at.
and stock sold well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
A BIG SURPRISE PARTY.

We are in receipt of a clipping
from the Lansford, N. D., Journal,
telling of a delightful surprise party
recently given Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pierce, who will be well remembered
here by a host OF warm friends. The
clipping states the party was arrang.
ed because of the excellent qualities
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and before
the evening was over they were pre-
scented with a handsome coffee set.
cannot publish the article in
full for lack of space, but suffice
to say, everyone present had q most
delightful time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

PICTURE WANTED-At the meet.
ing of the Democratic Editorial Con.
vention held In Mexico April Is,
1910, a photograph OF those present
was taken We would like to have a
copy OF this picture and will pay a
fair price FOR it. *" care of the
Ledger, Mexico. Mo. 90 wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
EoR REnr on sA1r

VIII rent my orchard, including
d|elling, barn and other ou~tbulldlngs
located n quarter Of a mile south
OF Hardin College. I will also sell
any part Of the thirteen r lying
within the corporate limits of Mex
leo, this land being the north part
Of my farm adjoining Mexico on
the south.
w. S. HATHAWAY.
" & d Tues and sats tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

compound and l purchased 4 bott ~
before 1t was gone the bloatjnr left n.y.
ana l was not so sore. / conti1ned ~ NE
,ng II until | had taken twelve bott1 aA'
wow | am stronger than / have heoU y.
years and can do all my work. evon ~ oa
washing. Your medicine l. v,or sh Ge
melgnt In gold. | cannot nra;sa s
enough. If more women Womb J' 80 J
your medicine there would he maa e
teaisny women. Yon may use tbis Iot'
II Gr aor the good of Others. Mrs ~
H. BROWN 500 N. Walnut St, lola, Kan ~
Change Of Life is one Of tbo 49,.
rrltical periods Of a woman,s most
women everywhere should remos slce-
enat there is no other remedy knonan
80 successfully carry women tbronn 70
W. vi's trylng period as Lydia Z. Pinkbow,aa
vegetable Compound.
= you want special advice wr,,o ..
y. Pinkham Medicine Co' feone
~ nhil Lynn, Mass. Your letter VII
'. opened, read aud answered Nv !
'V'aap ot1 he'll ~ strict confidence
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

~
The c. G A. railroad started the
plan of buying your ticket before
boarding a train. II n did not,
the fare was 10c more than the reg
ular rate.
s. J. Buckner started to work in
the Southern Bank.
]. F. Llewellyn and Judge s. M
Edwards were speakers at the dedi.
cation of the Masonic Hall at Mar
tinsburg.
Ihere were a great many rabbits
killed around here, E. R. Locke
and J. N. Basket killing 80 in one
day.
VIM. Kemper was in the meat bus
mess here.
Mexico had a wooden mill,
One man in Mexico received a tel
egram that he had drawn the capi.
tai prize of 1884, o in the LouIsi.
ana State lottery. After he mad
planned just how he'd spend the
money, he found the telegram was
only a comic valentine and that he
was out the cost of his lottery ticket.
K. M. Canterbury, ~ years OF age,
died at his home near Littleby.
20 YEARS AGO.
Jake Cumberland, formerly Of
Mexico. who had been sentenced to
hang in Iowa for a murder he had
not committed. was saved by the con.
Of his wife, who was a sister
of the real murderer.
Jerry Peck. an aged citizen Of this
county, died at his home on Youngs
Creek.
The Rush Hill creamery was sold
for $3.50.
John Atkins sold forty head O,
hogs that brought s7.75 per cwt.
The contract was let to August
Weber for the new Baptist Church
building.
A new bank was organized at
Nartinsburg.
There was a great deal of cattle
ieeding In the Fish Branch neiphbor.
rood. Among those feeding were:
lanes Lewis, three a loads: !,
george Lewis, three car loads; u
'arter. four car loads; ]. t. John.
on. three car loads.
Uncle Billie West celebrated his
Iinetleth birthday.
J. III. Lane closed his meat mar
Pate Cauthorn sold a bunch n, \
ogs to Chal Henderson for 81. "a ner i
VT. II
10 YEARS AGO. C
J. q. Sims, James Heaton and las B
: Lewis were Judges Of the County ar
curt. in
Ihere was a move on foot to "
"hu SL- LOuf6 r. II. W;
trough Mexico. W,
marley Morris returned to Mex. en-
Q from Chicago to reside permanent 20
7. he
Joseph Barth went to New York 9 sei
ouy goods for the Barth syndicate,
Ut. Hale DeJarnatt of centralIa
q Miss Lillian Berrey OF near Skin. Sri
r were married. w
a marriage license was ,ss,,oa sna
H. Hodge and Miss EyeIlns por. m,
D, both Of Audrain. We,
i,enry Meyer had the contract 70 :,
va Reunion Hall at Fulton. J
| den
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
SEED oArs EoR SALE

FOR SALE-Seed oats, al my farm
3 miles N. E. of Mexico "Funk's
Great American (White). Place
your order before March l, if you
want it ~recleaned.
JOHN C. BARTELS,
X F. D. 4, Box 70 A, Mexico, Mo.
Dc 51.2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
F. A. Hightshoe q Co.
For Poultry and Egg Prices.

Milt Householder says the securing
Of a Farm Adviser for Audrain, was
one OF the biggest things We have
ever done. Mr.. Householder says
Mr.. Rusk will be a great aid in
helping the farmers in their work. H,
adds he would like to have him
come to his farm at once.
o. B. Davis. a well-known farmer,
feeding % head Of hogs. He
said he recently bought 225 bu. OF
shucked corn for 4Oc and was offered
45c for it on the ground.
QUITE a number of farmers
throughout Audrain county are ex-
pressing great pleasure that Audrain
is to have a county farm expert, and
are anxio@5 to have Mr.. Rusk get to
Mexico and open his office as soon
as possible. The farmers are not OIL
" anxious to consult him, but ex-
press a desire to have an opportun-
ity to assist in paying the expenses.
That is the spirit to exhibit If we
want practical results.
q. D. Moore Of Mexico bought two
line saddle horses at a big sale in
Lexington, KY, last week.
The Hamilton Brothers are home
from Lexington, KY. where they
bought eleven head OF fine saddle
horseS at a big sale.
THE business men OF 81. Louis are
very much interested in the pro
posed movement to improve farm
conditions throughout the State.
knowing full well that the business
In the cities depends on the farmers
in the country tributary. Along this
line the st, Louis Times oditorially
says: "A committee OF the Busl.
ness Mems League Will attend n
convention Of the commercial clubs
Of Missouri, which VIII be held at
Moberly Feb. 1926. to urge the OBJ
tanning for each county tho ser.
vices of an adviser, who viii work
plans for the betterment OF rural
communities, The advisers viii be
Of agricultural colleges Hho
ave had practical experiences. 1t
VIII De suggested that the State pay.
one-quarter Of the advisers sal
n.y. the Federal Government ~one-quary
and the remainder be provided
the County Court"
EFFICIENCY is the p-ronosi,,on
N all departments Of business
agriculture. Efficiency In
'armins will make this country bios.
SON like a rose. Efficiency will :
'roduce as much from forty acres
u land as Is now grown in many
instances on one hundred and six
y acres. All wise people, no mat
er what branch of business or In. :
'ustry they may be In, are now
ooking for efficiency. y
Speaking of an article in the Led.
'er concerning the danger Of chinch )
Jugs this year, the Paris Annual
avs: I'VE have heard Of no cbincb :
Jugs in Monroe county, there are :
enough hiding in the grass +.
nd rubbish. We think it would be !.
good plan if farmers burned off .
neir grass and weed land in the .
andalso burn all unused shock !
This plan was tried in Kan. 7
last year with good success. II a
worth trying. anyway. y
J. 7. LaRue, of Worcester, saws he g
III SOW 80 A. of oats and plant AZ e
Of corn this year. '
mas. Tanner Of Farber was in MevtC
M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

FOR sALE-Two lots and good 4
room house, electric lights. good well
good cellar, walks. fruit trees. and
grapes; one-half block from electric
nne. Price reasonable; terms easy.
Edgar Clark, Mexico. Mo. 67-3t wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
Want Column, Etc.


POSITION WANTED-Middle-aged
German-Ameriean woman would like
to have a position as h~ousekeeper for
respectable live farmer or business
man Mrs. A. Guenther, 1908 Rose
land Terrace, Maplewood, Nc. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
Stock and =
~ Fam News

tpoEH SPECIAL.
Payne q Becker Private wtrs
81. Louis Close
~Cattle-2.0oo including 200 South
erns. Natives strong.
Hogs II. 900. Steady.
Mixed s.s5 a s.55
Good S.45 a SIS
Rough 7.75 a 500
Light S.35 a $50
Pigs 6.S5 a SEQ
Bulk s.35 a $50
Sheep 10000 strong.
Chicago Close
Wheat Nay % IL a SIS D July 81
s-s a IL Sept 30 IS d
Conr May 81 rs July SO D Sept "a
"a rs
Oats May "a B July sl'1-s b Sept 81
b
Pork. May 1880 B July 1870 a 70 A
Lard May 1000 A 1862 A Sept 1857
A
RIBS May 1850 A July iO-4T a 50 A
Sept 10 IS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

fore Itook your med.
icine | could not
bear the weight of
my clothes and was
bioated very badly.
ldoetored with three
doctors but they did
me no good. They
said nature must
have its way. Nv
advised me to
take Lydia E. Pink
bam's Wana4.h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20
RUSK is ALL RIGHT

University OF Missouri
Coinmbi, No. Feb Is.
Mr.. Mitchell White,
Editor OF The Mexico Ledger.
Mexico, Mo.
Dear friend Mitchell: Ah
have Just noticed that Mr.. L. w. Rusk has accepted the position
Of Farm Adviser of Audrain County. / did not think that Mr.. Rusk was
available for this II any other position at the present time. but Ger.
tainly want to congratulate the people of Audratn County upon being able
to secure his services. He was a student and a graduate OF this in
stitutton and we counted him among the best that has ever left the col
He has had much practical experience in farming and has had
active experience in feeding operations and fitting Of show cattle and
hogs. l believe you are indeed fortunate to secure his services.
With kindest regards, 1 am
Very truly yours,
E. A. TRoWBRIGE,
Professor Of Animal Husbandry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

SURELY the Missouri Legislature
Is going to give the people Of Mis-.
souri, an opportunity to vote on won.
an suffrage What objection can
mere be to submitting this PROPOSE.
tion TO a vote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

GOV. e. W. MAJOR will do his
best to enact into laws the promises
maze In tho Democratic platform In
good faith. The rank and file Of
the party will lend all possible assist
anee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-20

-feonmmanded
! have been wanting IA -,
for ? years with hog chols-
lieye me, not on my farm
70 know how to keep 1t IN
on Wnckly should it get n.
have decided to experimeDt
at Mexico. Since I havs Il
the very rankest form +,
here at Mexico and It is ~
make my own experiments !,
~. 4
| have brought 50 head a [
hogs not yaccinated from II
In 4 lunches and put in AMI.
fected rens to badly in
pens each time-the mora II
the quicker they take sick \,
more severe it is and III
they took cholera in from n
days. Trey were in the hest !
when taken from the farm !,
can prove by the ones len |
farm. Then ! brought othev !
thy; yaccinated them and A.
where others sickened and A.
today they are doing well |
one; It died. l also bropgs
about 30 bought elsewhere al
: We're humping and many
cut Of shape and vaccinatd
with about twice the amount !
rum recommended and to-ds,
have a sick hog or one out M
! do not know 1t. 7 am a strl
iiever In Single serum from asl
College at Columbia N
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