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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MCMILLAN HIGH
SCHOOL OPENED
TUESDAY MORN.

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
Stock and u
- Fam News

r. J. Gilliland sold about an acre
and a quarter OF ground TO Prairie
OIL and Gas Co. the first Of the week
Consideration $4,000 per c r The
Company viii Immediately erect three
yelling houses on their purchase
wellsville optic-Nevs-
A wagon containing as handmade
basheI baskets arrived here overland
from Louisiana Thursday morning
washington. Septic. - The depart
meat OF Agriculture today estimated
The total production OF al cereals tbs
ssT =os.a hc III, 4s4 900 tons. or 20.
per cent less than last year, Ia per
cent more than 1911 ard So per cert
less than 1910.
It estimates the number Of stock
hogs in the country Sept /, about
the same as a year ago. and their
condition SIS per cent Of the 10
year average.
Morton II. Pemberton. is feeding
2.Ieo sheep, 200 cattle and 100 hogs
for market on his thousand acre farm
near centraIia. in Boone county This
IL thought to be the largest bunch Of
sheep cattle and hogs in that county.
A fruit census Of Warren County
shows Sea. in apple orcharis and
lie arrrs IN Pessavs.
The Rainfall Thursday Afternoon an
night tosslled LIS iaches. II broke
the droalh and proves Tyces theory
that the equinox might be expected
ten 10 eleven days before the 81 Of
September. the date when with Au-
tnm It Is announced TO appear.
A peculiar coincldent In connection
with the drouth being broken on Sep
tember II. Is IN the fact thar Mrs
J. r. Johnson in looking over the Cob
umbia Herald year book found where
the droutb Of 1854 was ended on The
same date,
The rain seems TO have been EcHer-
al In northern portion Of the state
Farmer Rusk stated Friday thai this
meant a good acreage a wheat IN
the County as the farmers had been
waiting Tor rain before they would
SOW.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

The fafrsI LEGAL svtion meeting az
Ire Court House. Friday night was
largely attended By business msa.
-erchants. professional nsen ard tar
payers generally. The Court HOUSE
sss comfortably nlEeS ard all were
- tbs opinion tsst the sentiment in
hsziee favored a cy foNn. Arrange
rnsrts we're counpisted 70 petition tire
CITY cogncJi Al Ifs neSt meeting 70
ssbFnit Tire q~Yestlon 70 . vote Of
ths people II Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE CaHza2 Ne Guzrs editor
AaT uH Me1ieo p@z3le Wa h@
We're ess TIE cry easzoe exist with
out EahogE 1ieezss ah5z51 coze 20
ceatralt4 aaS 1nsk upoa cur nzzzF fa
rroynss ar q Estk we're nzse
0ncs Ne TX Us EzsoozE e aod ye
We are MT tzzss 70 ssafh ans there
are 80 zh-za5s dwelling hpases %
rsus II shsr rrfr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

4 LARGE plumber Of travelling men
hare their heaAquare1 in Mexico
and visit the eitiesJshroughout Missou
ri ard adIonlpg states every week or
moth an1<6rs thoroughly acquainted
With ~ conditions prevailing In the
touhs where they SSH goods. We
are reliably informed that ct least 90
per cent Of the Mexico travelling men
are ID favor OF a dry town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MoroR FROM ST. LOUIS.

Judge BenIamine p. Clark. OF the
ST. Louis Court of Criminal Correc.
ton, LydOu Starr, Miss Annabells
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arky. Louis
Arky and Miss Teresa z. Repetto. ali
Of 81. Louis, motored to this city
Sunday and were the guests Of Louis
Mason. Mr.. Sam Arky is president o
the Mexico Poultry Co, Of which Mr..
Mason is Mgr. and Treas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
NOTICE or LETTERS

OF RDMiNtet hia
Letters Of Adminlstraton a
tate OF Isaac \
bari. deceased. were granted
North Missouri Trust Comau
win annexed. on the 2srd vi
Eust. 1918. by the Probate q
Audrain County.
Al persons having clalu' =
said estate are required VI
them for allovance to ths "
Iistrator within SIX mOH's
date or said letters, or thg Z
pracIudcd from any benefit a.
tate. and II such claims y y
hiblted within one year re
date Of the last Insertion en-
location they will he forever y
n MISSOURI TRN
CONHG|
BY W. w Pollock, Presldsa
Attest &c Muudy, sscrs1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

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~ ~ pte - ss1sisr y n1l AE
~ 4 a VBsx@on - phsshsr they are
g1s 70 N So ec-tes= r-7z1psS r
@eEa . 4 rss as fer ne bsE
iatsv@s;a y yse6 90 wsEissT n yes
.as &c cs-s . at sns het1-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE share holders Of the Mexico
Fair are TO be congratulated upon u.
unanimously ~reelectiHg the old directo
and officers. No country fair IN the
State enjoys better management.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
T os SALE uSuls

NOTICE os SALE USu1s
DEED o.
Whereas, Thomas J. cA-Y
sailis B. Gibson. bis viz
certain deed Of trust daia
1912. duly acknowledget :,
In the Trust Deed Rseo,s J.
and for the County o, 49,
State OF Missouri. ia BooE
page 252. conveyed to d,
ed trustee the foIIoElus
real estate. lying and bsl.se
the County Of Audrain ID
Missouri. tOwit: Lot puusssg
90 OF block numbered m \
B~roadwater's Addition IA n
Of Mexico. as per plat q ri
dition on file and Of reoOS
flee Of the Recorder Of DssI
70 and for said Audrala Covs
Which said oonveysns n
IN trust to secure the payuxll
certain negotiable proms,y,
together With the interest a.,
in said deed Of trust tplly ~
and whereas said deed Il NJ
vides that should default
IN the payment Of said ~
note. or the interest thsra
rtistee named in said dssd
at the request OF the lera
said pronissory note may ~
EM
sell. the above described nj
at public ycndue to the ~
der at the east front door
Court House in McKee, N
for cash; first giving tyui,
pnbIAc notice Of The time, a
place Of sale. ard Of the ~
be sold BY advertisement ID
newspaper published IA al
OF Audrain. and upon al
shall execute and deliver
deeds in fec simple Of ths Y
sold 20 the purchaser or I'd
thereof.
And Whereas sid promised
10 secured BY said deed I'd
past due and remains uuppa
therefore. !. John r Rela|
Trustee namcd IN said dca 4
at the request Of he lead Z
" said promlssory note, w 4
Friday, the esth Day Of sd
A. o., 1911
bes wren the hours ~ nine ~
M and five o'chck D. ~ I'D
seIi the real estate above y
I'd, al public vcndue 70 ys
bidder. at the east front dsl
Court House in Nerioo M
for cash, TO psy said dsS I
costs and expense Of esSA
trust
27A JOHN 7. RlCKETn|
Tral
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MENlco N IA ID

Mexico will be represented at The
state University, this year. School
opened Monday and a number Of Meg
ieo boys and girls we're enrolled.
Among those attending the Universe.
y are: Misses Myrtle Moore and
h@'hryn Haskell. and Cave johnson.
Kenneth Sanford. Howard Keath. Ear
HAYS. Emmett Berrey, Ben Locke. Ray
Miller. Harrison BrOwn.Rosco Dobynp
Ernest Ridgel. Fletcher Powell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE general delivery Eyfen adopt
81 By Mexico Grocery merchants
seems 70 Be giving general szfissze-
non excape tn . few csaes where 1--WE
cents worth a eggs or tea ceztH
worth o. nour Is waited Just ~ the
fzzaIly sits doEn TO dinuer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

TIE citizens Of Egxssss@ are &C.
ing 70 vote on the proposition 90 ~
SIC bonSs - fsse snosat q 5000 to
s1iia ; water works system. Every
tax payer 10 that e~ntsrpritins Htsse
village shogld favor fhis important
movement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

The FAasz. No. Gazette d Tsv
mgah dis9leasa6 w3th the sppssntrea
u Co3tz ~ sslrh, as paszzster Of
81 Leafs and IS q The oglzfea that
tais wTl ~ an issue III the next Un
Il States senztorizl eznpsiE IN
WsrEgrrS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
WILL ERECT a MODERN STORE.

Will ERECT a MODERN STORE.
l. N. Greer, Of Chicago. IL Loma
looking well and prosperous and an
nounces he will start work shortly on
the erection of a modern two story
building on his lot across from the
Ringo Hotel.
Mr.. Greer says the structure viii
be complete in every detail The
second story will be arranged with
handsome offices while The first floor
viii be an immense store room. This
is one Of the finest business locations
in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

I. n. GREER knows that Mexico
business properly Is a paying invest
rnant and IL going 10 build a modern
building On bic splendid lot Just
across tho street from tho Ringo
House. Thia Is ona Of The best locat
- Pieces q property IN Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

TIE psUtg E0ezs-y u Ase-sza
Coz-ty shssi1 - snooSrszs1 sa1
5sVess=~s aos azy BY ere farmers
hu tns -s~ss-48 s,s 5cS2=zs -en
gszsrzHy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
THIS SILVER LINING
KILLS THE PEssiMisT


The following interesting crop re
from Western Audrain arc TAX.
en- from the CenlraiIa cOurier's story
reporting the crop conditions in the
vicinity OF that little city. They
yin be OF much Interest to everyone
as they give an excellent idea Of crop
conditions.
". II. DeJarnats out near Skinner.
"Put in As acres In corn this year
and think It will average 10 bushels
to the acre.Have pienty Of water on
my farm as I have ? good wells. bu,
the pond water is getting a little
low.
R. L. Fagg of north Of town: Have
IS ares in cor which ! have been cut
ting up for fodder. Having a deep
well on the farm I a wen supplied
with water"
w. II. Hodge. Of northwest Of toxn:
Have 50 acres in corr which viii
average 8 10 10 bushels. Have a few
hogs on feed and plenty Of water. Al
so have a couple Of mule colts on
that ! sold to Harry Young for
500 each"
Alvin Hodge. Of northwest Of tovn:
Have IS acres in corn that viii
average 20 to Is bushels. Plenty o
+. NJ. Ssppington. Of west Of town
Have q acres in 0 ' that will
average 10 bushels. Havels hogs and
a few calves on feed. Plenty OF
wafer"
George MAYOR, Of north Of toun.
Have 20 acres In corn that will aver.
age IS bushels. Am feeding a load
Of cattle. Ny water supply is out.
r. G. Peck. Of near Rowena
Have so acres in corn that viii ay.
rage from Is to 30 bushels. Am
50 hogs and have plenty 81
water"
A. G. Brockman, OF north Of tosn
Have 800 acres IN o on ms farm
Cant that will average 10 bushei
Have a load Of cattle on feed and
water Is almost gone on this
j. Z. Proctor Of north Of town.
Have 70 acres in corn that win ay.
rage from 10 TO is bushels. Wafer
scarce at my place"
Henry Reed. Of near Rowepa.
Have 30 acres in corr that win av.
rage from 10 10 rs bushels. Plenty
{ water"
&C. Starr of north Of town Have
acres In corn that will average soi
usheis. Have 100 cattle and 100
ogs on feed. Plenty Of wafer.
J. u. Vanvaeier, Of north Of town:
Have 20 acres in corn that win aver.
&c y bushels, Water supply is low.
Alonzo Nanvaeter. Of north Of town.
Have 80 acres In corn that viii az. ,
rage Is bushels. Water supply good
.ule.
J. NJ. Fountain and sons. o, north
town; Put in 100 acres IN corn tb,s !
ear which viii average about 20 ha Q
ave los cattle and rs hogs. Plenty
water" 4
". u. Pulls. Of north Of town. !
nave ~ ceres In corn that viii ,nssa )
ON 3 to S barrels per acre. HavsjT
en'y Of water anda few hogs o, l
Just finished building a newt
use for Jas. Prowell.".
n. simcoe of near Skinner. .Hax.
acres In corn that I have been a
ttlnE for fodder. Have a few nos
feed and a good supply Of well
n Rove, Of near Rowena. auava
'n % to 40 acres in corn ina, vrn
ake from 5 to 6 barrels per acr. Il
enty of water" 1T
M hcGraw, Of north OF town; "on
pnt one acre in corn and n wrnl
IKE % to 30 bushels. Have p,e,,v
water on the place.
'as Prowell. Of north Of ~,own.
lave 30 acres in corn that win A.. y,
'se . 6arFelt Plenty Of vs,er,G A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
ExEcurRlx NOVICE.

- NJ w
Notice Il hereby given ~
lers tesementary upon The =
Mary $. Long. docoased hA
granted the undersigned W.
Daniel. By The Probate co'a !
county Of Audrain bearing
Sixth day Of September i'B
All persons haying clans !
said estate are required W
them to ms for allowance u.
months after date Of cad
or they may be excluded nr
benefit of such estate aAd
claims be not exhibited ses,
year from the time Of 'he
tioH Of this notice, they WI
ever basreh
Anna R. Danis
rs At. Mx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

TftE ssost izparssf fg-rsoa ~ q.
~ gapsr shav1 BE pshBe service.
~ sas e7-rurify 81 uAeh Il - rss
Hs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Miss Sarah coulon 81 Hannibal Al.
lends Hardin this winter. She arrived
tuesday night and viii be with her
sister. Mrs. l.. II. Hanna.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
FARNk moRaIs TO

QUINCY PLANT
Frank Z. Morris left wednesday
morning for St. Louis to visit his
family. Mr.. Morris has completed hi
work at the KrksviIle shoe factory
and will spend the greater part OF
bis time in Quincy where the Morris
Bros. have begun the new building to
be occupied by their shoe factory. Mr.
Morris and his family moved to Kinks
vile 5 years ago from Mexico when
the shoe factory started here with
Mr. Morris as superintendent. Mr..
Morris did much to promote the
growth of the factory here and he
and his family made many friends
during their stay in the city Kinks
vile Express.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

1T is surely hnmiiiatiBg to think
that a town like Mexico. famous for
It's enterprise. churches. schools and
prosperity cannot be raalntalned with.
ont saloon license
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THERE have been fourteen local
epsion contests in MISSOURI since Jar
vary !, 1913. N every case the srys
WIT shr rn-tnn4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Frank caathoru left Monday for FuL
ton where be will enter Westminster
College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

MRS N. II, Murphy and sister Miss
Donneily ars Visiting friends
"na relatives h q. LogIt,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

W. J. Morris, superintendent of IN
Mexico branch OF the international
Bhoe Co. is still here and does not
know when he viii go TO Quincy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

NiAs Aargare. waieralon, Of Perry
rs here to attend Hardin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

pysar Moore wont 10 81. Louis.
moneay. He viii attend Washington
university again this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Mrs. Nicholson has returned home
after a pleasant visit With Miss Mar
tina Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Howard Keath Is taking electrical
Engineering al the State University.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Malone are In
81. Louis. They will place their daug
ter zada In school there,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

SOME PeFle ssEz Ea0EEnE fhs
az "a hBrs & ops thztE EsE
ths Werlos w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
'cLAzksos MOTEL EENrEo sos
NEW MEXICO HOSPITAL

ASSOCIATIONS sET uHUssnAs
N,sHT sNO AFTER INSPECTING
srsucruRE VOTED TO LEAs
n FoR A PEsioo or E'sH
TErs MONTHS AT LEAST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THOSE who claim to know say
Mexico is going dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Mrs. Charles I,uckie and children
are visiting at New Truxton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Miss Pearl Mckinney is homo fror
a VISIT With friends at 81. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
GRADE SCHOOLS Will BE De
LAYED WEEK BEFORE OPENING
WORK OK woETa SIDE SCHOOL
HAS BEEN DELAYED 81 LATE
SHIPMENT or STEEL FcH CON-
CRETE sTaiRwAss WORK
BEING PUSHED.
NoTlcE opEMMe Puallc scHoor

NOTICE OPENING PusLlc SCHOOL,
Al a Esstng u TIE school board.
Tharaszy zorziEE TIE question a. to
Shes school wlH open w2s definitely
s IRE HiEh schoo, VII begin
work Tuesdsy. September IS while
The grade schools VII b4zin Tuesday
sepsmber p Tue delay ia The open
ing u the grade sthoola wAs made ne
cesszy besaese O. The unfinished Goa
aitioa q The NorfA side and South
side b1i1insE The vork OF the
year wH be paused so TIA, the grab
SCHOOLS and me high school viii
eoss at TIE sane tine next May.
tina avoiding any in-eonveaisnce that
might result from a separate closing
dats- Herbert Pryor.
A. announced TIE North Central
School ard the South Side School
viii no open Sept. Is. but On the
1rd because the work on the two
structures win not be finished byI
that date Mcmillan high school how
ever 3 ready for the students and
there VIII be no delay ia its opening.
Because Of a delayed shipment of
steel Contractor l. M. Lake has been
thrown behind with his installation Of
fire proof concrete stairway in the
North Central school. The steel has
arrived. however. and a large force
Of men are hard at work completing
the Improvements. II is impossible
to have the building ready for occu-
paney by the 1ethg
The South side School win have the
former building ready and the second
story Of the addition completed by
the 18th according to Contractor L.
n. Gamble. The lower floor of the
addition VIII be done a little later.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

COUNTY h-i5Ess whsz e1nss-ua
shGzs b elosz5 o t7-z 60xz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Miss Genevieve DcnaeHy has re.
turned bone after a splndid visit 10
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

y = Ldegeliyn says the thermome.
ter fell to IS Friday night and there
a no frost.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE sozrs 81 plrsrtsrr - eSs
WeKi-e Hssc1i Ssss't hsre 80
ecr.szi uses-rzasa s-s h@zrsy ssr-
ps- - .hs sszs e wsEius sa9
Azzrzsn css-ty ss-srss r -zoas
tas Fzs1ezrsz q uuesss& TIE EHp-
per ss-d - EsserbeS shovss ,
conserved - Gar - passsis Tie
csy s.s Cay sassss pzy fer tss-
ehs-sy pz-ss-z zns ~sssazsas
rate shsus1 ~ f14s &c tszs TIE hsE
rezf -zy ,. ss9 E-Ezsns a nszF
a. poaiss1 We H=Eics% rhsz IN css
Ssp-ss q s~S c. tsrse yszT or 5so
g. NM be s. -ss please. ~Es tAs
ie~sttvAao- tat zr-sy ~6l s@ avail
sss u 10y o. ssHs q hsn@S=s 40
usSs- sass=si 5sHsizs poEt hsaz
zas IN s-sBsr sv~aa t~sroUshoN tae
csz-ty Start slssz TIE fire fs7a5~e1
n 1sr5ps ard ~s fee esrHssn4 Tat
asr pesple ard especially cor phyE-
Glars ~dH So-epszste WA re 5os--
IN rssklrs iris ~i-S.7agtsar SET So
tsi7ins f-s- re Vsy sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
PUBLIC SALE!

at The Willard Thompson farm 1 "a
miles southeast Of Thompson
Wednesday, Sept. "a, 1913
Sale at ! O'Clock sharp.
At the above time and place ! viii
sell at public auction the following
described property to-wit:
s. HEAD OF LIVE STOCK IS
As follows.
g HORSES AND MULES 8
S HEAD or CATTLE S
Consisting Of 2 extra good mich
COWS giving milk. ; extra good calves.
? helfers and / steer.
80 HEAD OF HOGS 80
Consisting Of 4 good brood so~A.
good spotted Poland male hog. 20.
shoats that weigh about ITO pounds
and "a sboa,s that weigh about 60 ID.
Farming Implements too numerous to
mention.
Al Of my household and kitchen FUR.
niiuse- s7s shocks OF corn. $500
bundles Of sheaf Data In barn.
TERMs-Al sums Of $40 and less
CASH, over that amount 9 months
time with bankabIs note At $ per
rent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
The Weekly Ledger
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70 fau - rEEUsZ
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sttar a. TO oae n Fu1.E-we EAuu3s
hare a Prise n w tsE re @zs Es
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are sazf 70 81 AZ kr-sz- hs-E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

SO Hous'og Is heus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

GLECttON CSoGo .
The University OF Missouri studen .
on trial Ia Fulton for Illegal voting at
the Columbia election last fall seem
to be getting the best OF II. One
has been acquitted and the jury is
hopelessly hung in another case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Judge i. u. Herring = ~.
wick bought the No'e' 4
loo acres near AnS'a's'
Hgrknsr Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
STATE COMMISSION RULING
SHUTS OFF 3cENT CASH FARE

ALLOWS ROADS TEN CENTS Ex.
IRA iF NO TICKETS. CUTS TAX
ON BAGGAGE AND FoRBlDs
DOUBLE FREIGHT RATE ON
TWO LINE SHIPMENTS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
cHAs. A. JONES
NO FRosT

r. Brown, Acct c. II. Early CLERK
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Hoary Hrandes Of Troy ~
leo. Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MISSOURI
NOTES
ACCUSED NEGRO

SLAYER ARRESTED
Fui1oa. No, Sept. III ?. Rich
ardson. the Guthrie sadiIer. arrived
here this afternoon with Edward vii
son. a negro under indictment here
for the murder Of CIeIland Sappingtiu
4 white youih. Richardson had trae-
ed Wilson over parts Of Missouri
and IoEa- Wilson vas arrested al
ssoHx City. Ia He probably VIII b
tried at this tern o. the Circuit
Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

The weIIsyilie school opened last
week with an enrolment Of 2ss pupil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
FIRE PREVENTION DAY

FIRE PREVENTION DAY URGED
Gov. Major received a letter to-day
from Samuel Y. wollard Of wichita.
Kansas suggesting that a proclsma-
don be issued by the Missouri Exc
cutive setting aside October . as sFir
Prevention day" and calling upon
the people Of the State to clean
their premises Of rubbish that might
tend 10 start fires.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

4
Je. Hunter. of ST. INa
Ing friends in this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

n Rowe Of near Rowena auava
% to 20 acres in corn TIA, Viii
Plenty of water" '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

s'f. simcoe of near Skinner. .aHavs
20 acres in corn that I have beeD
cutting for fodder. Have a few hos
on iced and a good supply Of we'll
water" "eH'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

Anna R. Danles
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

W y. Pulls. Of north Of town.
Have 40 ceres in corn that viii mals
rom ) to 5 barrels per acre. Have
plenty Of water anda few hogs ~
feed. Just finished building a psw
house for Jas. Proweu"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

The following interesting crop re
ports from Western Audrain are TAX.
en- from the Centralla courier's story
reporting the crop conditions in the
vicinity OF that little city. They
win be OF much Interest to everyone
as they give an excellent idea Of crop
conditions.