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Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
Sunerior and Boston

The near future should be marked by increased output at this property. the management having decided to put in chutes on the 800 level, and commence stoping upward. As the ore body extends to and above the 60O-foot level d considerable period of heavy production is certain to follow F. F. Tinker has been ap- pointed superintendent and w. A. Sullivan succeeds the late Carlos w. Rice as chief clerk and purchasing agent.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
Ray Foreman

Ed. Q. Hagen. general foreman of the Ray Consolidated mine at Ray was in town for day en route to the White Mountains to spend his vacation. Ed has climbed the ladder tc his present position through his every day, practical mining know ledge. hard work and persistent ef- fort, and he is deserving of the po- eition he has attained.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
Nisitinn Nina Ownar

J. NJ. Hackett, owner of the Ro- sario group of claims, nine miles from Patagonia. was in town during the week to submit samples Of his ore and particulars of his property to prospective investors. The ores skipped from the property have been silver lead with some copper, and Of very substantial value
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

following:
 Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
Still Shipnino

The Commercial Mining company, Of Copper Basin. continues to ship about car load of ore per day from Skull Valley to the Copper Queen shelter.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
VuIture

The Vulture continues shipping five car loads of concentrates each week from Wickenburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

No rain yet. but stu living il
hope
Several In this vicinity have thell
/ crop cut and threaded.
Several from here attended Ii,
great celebration IN csntznA For.
Of July, They had a goose hung By
the neck. = foot races and a lec
show for the celebration.
w. N. Thompson has secured a
fTFstelass blacksmith from St Louis
J D Cline. to DO his BlackxmBhIag.
Mr. Cline vii moFs his family here
scoa-
Mrs Minaie wllsoa vas returning
home from Mexico Sunday eTeninE
when her hrosa was frightened at
an Automobile. tszrning her buggy ov-
er and breaking her collar bone. Her
Is year Old son was with her but &c
ooald not manage the horse
clarence carpsr s having a new
5A engine pHI on MS hay bal
@
The Thompson baseball team we're
defeated by the Martlnsburg Giants
a. M~arlusburg Sunday By a score Of
10 to 6 Batteries: Mardnsburx.
Heckzmeyer Bros; Thompson, Pulls
and Roe Tie same teams play at
Thompson next Sunday. July 10. Ev-
Rybody invited to cone and see a
good pane
Z A Grimsley of straut, III,
has been checked in as agent for the
Chicago & Alton r. r here
J " Farrell was relieved BIZ Nj.
Gnmsley. He goes to Bowling Green
to work second trick
Mrs ]. D. Pulls is in CeutraIia
visiting,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
SWEET CLOVER

Mrs. Minnie Hall. Of CaIifa, Cali
toEnia' writes as follows. rs sweet
clover as good for ~pasturinE cows "a
aifalfag How many pounds are usual
~ sown Per acrer'
There are many farmers who have
good sweet clover pastures, and seem
TO be getting fair results from this
crop Tor that purpose. but as a general
thing, II is considered a noxious reed
STOCK will eat sweet clover when thew
nave become accustomed to II bu,
due TO q slight bitterness, ii Is moi
usually relished as much as other
eiovers. We have known OF instances
where. after the stock had become
accustomed to sweet clover. thev
seemed to eat II readily and do very
well on II. In comparison with alfalfa
as q feed for live stock. alfalfa "a far
superior. Alfalfa must be pastured
very carefully. because the cattle are
apt TO bloat from eating II. especially
In the fall Ok The year or early sprinr.
A much more satisfactory method 4
70 cut the alfalfa and feed II az a am.
Tag crop. o. to cure II and feed II as
hay. Experience shows ,hst~ope Win
get q srest deal more feed OF an acrs
Il handled his way than II the stock
are allowed 10 Craze the alfalfa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

ssese a,s Ts.y Hsckszss< q s.
Less have hssa ri<Essx q. es ste
Rs Rs-ss hozs 81 ns -
us<R
Ts izsAss eAzwAt< & Mr. Azz IN
Hzz NsyxPz~ Eas ezsed wees
tg
FL 1.udS us 81 Loss passes
g< Szz
Ms NA-s TozgSa q LAssO1ia
Is usxiuE ne Nsssss F4~a@@
ne fs80xiaE are gz@s * As
JAroAs hsze. Nissss Aues HSt,
Aax sss EsnsssA NcGrzfh q S.
LESS DE- H A JacoAL Fsrguza
a-z Carter Hysr. Mexico
ne RsT J L EAEt spaak sever
a. Ssys - n1 weed IN Jses~rsua Cty
EzA rs szrr. MS Nestse pAo Is
sdosztE III
MIS- vsrA Friedman 5 vzHlaE n
New ror~acs
ne Fourth q Jiy vas oze big
ear az MzrS.xharx Large crowds
q peopie cane in sAriy IN the zca.
Ag and throsghost tie az the para
xza stress vere throaged One o,
TIE special sstrncstoaz u the arer.
nooa rzs the 6ozANhaAhsr bLa
game pfased heeresn the Mexico
zsd MArsinshurg teaEa& NzrsFzssarE
boys wa bah games We might ~
mark casuAily tAst The pkrac uas a
nnAacsai As well as a social ssccess
The desDoazrzESoa Of our rev ira
Iszgins vas postponed zza VII take
Place o. Saturday. Jaly II ~ vAtcA
tine the Commercial Cub VIII serve
Trresnms1Ix procsecs 10 E-ip pay
so< the eaE1e
TAylox Lar. an Old resident and
hiEhlE raspecssd man Of or comma
fty. died sandSy night Bzrsal took
pAlce Wednesday at Lberty.
MS ANA Rszie q Ce1t-zua is
tie Eaess OF Mss Nirrie PIKE
Rsadal Tracey ard Richard Bur
.ehNra are visiting their grzaanOeAer.
Mrs C. D Barrhzrd
Born. TO Mr. and Hrs s Ahnsns.
July & a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Nike scanned we're
summoned 20 TIE BEDSIDE Of their
dzuEhaer. Mrs ?. Fahzn OF Musko-
gee. Okla. Monday We trust Mrs
Fabian is batter.
Miss Josephine Rofkzr visited Miss
Tile Drabbert last week
Yiesnr Kingie leF for wsIk waTA.
wSSA. Nondsy. Ehsre he has en-
p1oyneat
DIS Jo Jacob OF Msrsinsbxg and
c Scrzabe Of weIlsvfTse are IN
Kansas City attending the Annu2l Ma
ttOlM ConFeattoa q Dentists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
FAR6ER NEWS.


Carl Hansen was arrested by thu
City Marshal, last Sunday. for leav
ing his horse hitched to a post oil
the public square for almost "a hoan
The Forum says most OF the Farbe
people Celebrated at home on th'
glorious Fourth.
MB. J. NJ. Thieton and little sol
are home from a visit in Lorraine III
J H Franklin says there will b
some wheat harvested IN his section
and the crop wiz yield is bushels.
Postmaster G. W. Chase Is hom'
from a visit in Hannibal.
J. CIV. Green OF Tallula, H.. hai
been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs C 7
sayre.
Eonnie Ross carried the mall 70.
A T. F. Jacobs. while he was gon'
on his vacation
Mrs C. R. sayre went 10 Tailu
Ia, III. to visit with relatives.
H. l. Reu was the guest OF hi
parents at ~ Madison. la, last
week.
The Gray boys are busy digging
wells these days.
Georgia Coale. little daughter Of
Jesse Coale Of Chicago is visiting
at the home Of ]. D. Sutton.
The Farber team defeated the
Mar,insburg Blue Sox at baseball
last Sunday. The score was 81.
Mrs. Grover Bennett and child.
ren went to Tallula, III. Thursday
to visit relatives.
H. z. Tlghe was in town to spend
the fourth with homefoIks.
J. W. Hammett and Perry Ham
nett shipped 3s head Of 200 pound
hogs Monday.
H.. A. Wallace shipped a load of
fine cattle to Chicago Tuesday morn.
ing. He had 20 head, which arerag-
ed 1s45 pounds.
o. NJ. Montague shipped II head Of
to St Louis Monday even
Ing, They averaged about 1850 and
we're an extra nice, smooth bunch.
J. D. Sutton and Ira J.. Sutton
shipped out a fancy bunch Of steers
Monday night p head Weighing I2al
pounds They also shipped Al
head Of hogs. average weight 215
pounds.
Last fall Biggs & Tanner shipped
IN 81 head OF calves from Kansas
city to feed. They we're bought al
weaving time. In March they were
contracted to Greene & sayre At $50
per hundred to be delivered June %.
ihey we're weighed last week. aver.
1ging 500 pounds. and delivered To-
purchasers who win feed them al
Feek or so longer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
COUNTY NEWS

= ". Lee has sd his Aszs o. S
REezoz Sre< % d X + BrzEE
tie pz1hAss PIKE k1zE slNA n
Br3Z ntsass Szr6zE = ARasuzs
hoze e. he Flaes Es g=szET IN
r-oFiaE r.
Mr. Lee ~ rs1Ss y Nsxica
sc are glad % state sZ AZ Pms
en- hzx nos escs5s vAeU - vi
Eovs n B-4U r0~ ss ozs a
ttas PrsseH ks = TIE cry.
EzcknsF FrEoA AID AMY G,
N1razzrg -oso-ea hs-s Sz-sxE-
Dw sAoraA q vAs4Eza passeS
AzzSs as esv Msasz gang 70
K1zs.z CRY % aEs-S se NAeozl,
DztN AssoessSca Sr~ wAkA -
vi take rs FacHEca IN Tsxzt
HoEAr5 Els 9zz fzzu szs Ms
WA B-zzSeesr. a. q NsE F1Sr
ssoA -sesuea here Sznzzy nn8 k7szt
1hs cay a. rzasz q W&-a Pzrxuzs
md zo.hE
J = L~wsRyz and azGEkasr. Mz
4 c Sao23y. hHrs roze % Boston.
Mass wesrs Mn Sao3eg En sake
. wss - rslHaves
MA c n G1zr3y Is sp@zdlzg q
few days II Bz1to1 CEy FsSsdzg Ms
J. ". Do~su.
Coadaufur r A Maxwell and tA=
~ are nkzE thei- suazs outlng
n Dsnver 1n5 wrts they are haysng
= solly god tina
J. n miller. soz q J D Mller.
o. uis efty. fell and brcke ia ssoal
der JAY tA In Encsis8ar Springs
We are glad 10 safe he IS recoF-
sizg and I'll soo1 hs vel.
Ms T. q Sesz6er has taken g
h0zse IN ColuzSa aaz I'll ranan
there this Elatsr. Her r2zy fse-ds,
here rzgr< to have her and her
daughter. Nisz Mari. leave but
Nish them svccsSS
Nr- and Mrs Fred Thomas. Of.
C4uson IL. are guests Of J. G Head
and family.
Nr- and MS B ? Tezls and fzn
Iy are hone fruz q visit viii rel
atiTes az oskztoos2 Ia Mr.. Wells
SAYS the CROPS kok nne % thsrs and
are not suffering for ran at AT.
Barn. to HezrT wei1s. snd wife.
aorfh OF Mexico. JLy TIL. q daughter.
Mss Myrtle Moore ID hone from q.
6ssghs1l visit n Paris
Hazry Huashzznd Eas injured n IN
accident Saturday. whsa his tsau a.
ss Faz array. throwing him of
tie wzgo1 While HIS injuries are
paiztlL ne are gazd to know they
are not Serious
YoEE Greek hin. On the P-zi
-oad. Is to bs Eaed That's
s1od.
HzrrT owe1s has a picture oil
'cAE N5eAolson. which be took.
sAHs tie Ear was beng taken srou
be Court House 10 tie Jan sstaw
had pssAdsd gzialy. This 5 the
cy pk1re o. NscAolsoo tzkeu after
he murder at yznSaEa. excepting os
'ourss ne o1e taken az jefferson
Su.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Balm Of la
no visited at Bert w-addiagtoa's las
Sunday.
Walter stration burned his fac,
quite badly Thursday BY TIE prena-
ture explosion Of a cap in q TOY bis
tol,
Most Of the farmers Of this ne,gh
borhcod who had wheat threshad Las
week The wheat vas Of ane DUAL
ity averaging about ~ bushels q
the acre.
Don't forget the social 10 be HEX
By the intermediate Class Of tbs
Presbyterian Sunday School on III,
Church lawn next saturd az Afternoon
and Night Everybody invited.
Art Kellerhal. Dan HIIdebrznd ant
8 T. stratton have an been arlta
Cd with the muEnps lately.
Dr. Wallace preached at tn
Presbyterian Church at 4 D. "a. sun
day and conducted the communion So
vice.
The Christian Erdearor net som az
Ter this service SO there we're nc
service held az night
The work OF renodehng the church
viii begin the 18th OF this month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

ss % AID thsa n gathering a.
sAo-t cats aftsr hey bare bee
euE
rurk Pierce, q near Benton CITY
lnasAsd this week. he had 50 acres
|that Averaged Is IL ba TO th'
acre The yield in hat section &C
|oorslnr TO Finley johnson. VII b
|h,kueea II AID II ba to the acre
a. W. Rockwell. Of that section.
lad 40 acres to make Is ba Tbs
quality Is extra fOa
Anoar tie oonpiets wheat crops
r. he delivered IN Mexico this
week the following uine nAae an AZ.
.esaes q II ba- to the acre and
tested out 81 pOunds to the bushei
IN A. HAYS. Who delivered $50 ea,
'haa a yfesd Of y is ba and .
.par a n ba the largest
50 Tar reported The others were;
IL W Hun, ssi ba- Carts FIELD 81
.Sa, Horace Mu0dy lss. c W Peass
.s.s sa. A p johnson go bu-. French
'Fsa $50 ba. J Q Mundy ia ou-'
.Atkinsoa q Armstrong sss ba.
Jesse coodsoa had q load Of Soeib
ysArilrgs on hest Louis market III
ueek that brOushi s7SS He had .
|loAs q hogs also that brought ss.os
He reports ehlnch bugs bad In hia
section.
J. c Bartels says his wheat
was TIE poorest IN the five Year, he
has been hero. II made only 7 ba
to the acre.
Jess Goodson OF nea Benton cyy u
another farmer who is saving time
with a motor a
l. T. Van Note has shipped a car
load OF fine Jersey milk COWS To q
Mr. Eckman. of La Junta, Colo.
]. B. Rutter. who farms south Of
Mexico. Is one Of the few in the
county who viii have a real oats
crop. He has 100 acres OF bottom Ian
80 Of which has oats upon It high
enough to cut and bind. The remain
ing 50 he VIII cut with a clover
buncher end use for feed
Joe Neff. OF Benton City, shippet
a car of lambs to st. Louis Tuesday
night.
Born, to Farmer" and Mrs. II
W. Rusk, July 4th, a real live son
o. ySois Sam. Farmer" Rusk saT;
has the smile that won't come of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
A COOP %INvEsrmEnr

W. D. Magl. 9 well known uer
chant Of whitemound. Wis. bought 4
STOCK OF chambsrlain's medicine 50
az to be able to supply them to his
customers. After receiving them
ne was himself taken sick and says
mat one small bottle Of Chamber.
,.'n's cOlic' cholsra and Diarrhoea
remedy was worth more to him than
ne cost Of his entire stock Of these
medicines. For sale BY Buckuer
Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

First Church Of Christ, sceutis,
Sunday Services; 1915 a m.
Cod Sunday school at s.ao
Reading room adjoining the church
is open daily from Q to D. m
where authorized chrisuauscience "A,
eFafure may be road or purcAasedAu
are welcome at the services and q.
the reading rooms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

the country thar all other diseases rof
together. and until the last few years
was supposed te be iEcurabIe. For e ErezI
many years doctors pronounced II a local
disease anc prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly failing To cure with Kocsl
Treatment pronounced IL incurable. SET
ence has proven Cafarrh TO be q constf-
tutional disease. and therefore requires
CONSTITUTIONAL treatment HaH's cstarri1
Cure, manufactured BY r. y. Cherey q
Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only constitr-
uonal cure on d market. IL is taken IN
ternally In doses from 10 drops 70 q tea
spoonful II acts directly on the hiood
and mucous surfaces of the system ThsT
oner one hundred dollars for any case Il
fails r. cuTe. Send for circulars and tes-
~tinoniaia.
Address, ,. J. CHENEY a Co, Toledo. o.
Sold By Druggisaa. Tie.
Take Balls Famfy Pins for Constipation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

A Mrs Wilson ami q child were
thrown from a buggy at Thompson o
Sunday Afternoon snd badly injured
Mrs Wilson'S horse became fr1ghten.
Cd at al auto and ran away. throw
ing TIE two occupants Of the vehicle
out End breaking the arm and collar
boris of the woman
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
H~oLLENsvlLLE.

HoLLENsvlLLE.
J W. Sharp sold i2 yeaxllng heif
srs to Eddie Forbis at $40 per head.
HerbeH caEthorn and wife Of Lat
tleby Station were guests Of o. T
Cawthorn last week.
Rev Leonard spent last week viii
friends here.
Col. J. W. Peck. last Thursday af-
ternoon. went to his field Of new
moEn hay with a force OF seven men
three teams. two wagons with frames
and = sulky rake They put up {
stock containing a ton or more and
had enough left TO put on one wag
on for a hayride.
There is 20 be an ice cream supper
al the Midway Church July is. Also
one at Rising Sun July II and one al
Maple Grove July 10. Everybody D
vitsd to attend all three OF these sup
pers Go and enjoy the cream and
cake and have a good social time.
The basket dinner last Sunday a,
Midway was a success in every re.
spect A big crowd. a good morn.
ing sermon by Rev. Herndon, lots Of
good dinner. and some splendid musis
and several good talks in the after
noon on Missions and Sunday School
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

Wallace H~Assfosd. Of thsa
city and Speaker Clamp clark's
private secretary. has bought the MI.
nor home in Louisiana for a sum.
mef home. The price he Is reported
to have paid was $500.
7 THIS residence is located on the
river and upon the highes. hin IL
Louisiana. It Is a beautiful place.
end viii make an ideal summer home
This property consists Of 20
acres on the edge Of the city be
side the Frankford road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
ADD ROAD ACRES


A Law which would add THOUSANDS
a acres now lying idle at the road
sides, to the farms OF Kansas, 7rcba,
bly, VIII be advocated By Governor
Hodges at the next legisIa.gfe. mt
Law would make the standard coun.
try road twenty-four feet vide. Al
present. most Of Che roa1s are sixty
or more feet vide; not r1oee than
t~wenty-foar feet are ussL The rro-
posed measure would grant q strip
along each side TO the adjoining
farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
ADVERTIS
LETTERS

A HIST OF advertised lesu
Ing uncailed Tor IN he I'd
Mexico. No. Tor the u
7th. 1913.
Dalton, John
Dudley. Doris Miss
Edwards. jim
Greene, Lula Nilss
Harvey. Addie Mrs
Hanley. Or B s
Hesck. John
Herring. Amanda Mn
James. Reginald L
Kuettles. John
Lain, D. Lymond 2
Lewis. Mona Miss
spple, L B Mrs
Tate Joseph. NJ
Respectfully,
F 8 Eai
Puss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
BASKET DINNER
AZ nxanufAN

Midway Christian Church had a fin
basket dinner Sunday, after a most
stirring sermon by the Rev. Mr. Herr
don OF Ceutralia There are 10
more hosDitable people in Audrain
than those who were present with
baskets and e~ntertained their guests
20 bouEtifully. Jas. Mundy, ]. W
Plunkett, ] W Dry, w G wilkins.
and Jas Haskell were present in
the interests OF the Christian SUNDAY
school work and took part in the af-
ternoon services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
Interest paid on all deposits
North Missouri Trust Co

NEW HOPE.
Mrs. Bob Hill still remains yer,
81.
Born, to W. Il. Wilson and wifi,
June 18th, a daughter.
Mrs Minnie Wilson and o yer
riding home from Mexico when an an
70 came Up behind them. soaring d.
team and throwing the occupants int,
the ditch. and slightly injurfng tn.
boy and breaking Mrs. Wilson's col
lar-bone and arm The boys were
some smart ones from MEXICO who
also nearly caused the writer's hors.
- TO run away and ran him clear on,
Of the road.
Jack Pulls little children have
the numps.
Mrs. 7. X Dollins. Mrs r r Dol.
iins and Mrs W T Chick and child.
ren spent the Fourth with their par.
enfs. w. N. Chick and wife
Mrs Clara Patton and children of
centraiia visited relatives here Isss
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
SAVINGS sANk ELECTION

or DIRECTORS
In a meeting OF the s.ockknid.
erS Of the Mexico SaTtngz Bank Tues
day. Jnly sth. the fososvfng directors
were unanimously ~reesscted:
w. W. Fly. W J Botts, r A Mor
ris. c A W1eherspoon, W p Akin
son. a C Barnes. s n Locke
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
MISSOUR|
NOTES

THE Kansas City SIR
ing Of a successor 70 Less
IL S. district attorney w
ern Missouri District,
resigned. says kansas ca
clans heard last night "
II Wallace would be nas
the position by Presided
Judge Wallace, so the 80
was one of tie Original y
of Missouri and at the g
bad met the President sfs
at Presbyterian synois n
worry among TIE
Wallace is well known ii
a brother Of Or A. A. w
would make a faithful 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

The catalogue for tho W.
itaFy Academy 1881, ss
issued by the press Of DO
Printing Co and IS one q !
soonest booklets o. It's KIND !
any Missouri educational
The cover is in coloH -
cadet ~wigwaging Col hoa
win have a large enrolln's
year and that there are
boys returning than be has 1
turn in all his experience
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
SALE or BOXES 0

THE MEXICO FAIR.
The following boxes hare been sold
for the Meioo Fair Aug. 10 70 Is:
No. 6. Z. H Carter; No 7. = A
Morris; No 8. R NJ White; No 9. ]
Johnson: No 10, W F Atkinson;
No II. c A Bast; No 10 x A Macken,
Eie; No II. Mss Field; No Is. T. r
Worner; No ls Geo Lee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

Food suPply and Population.
To make # possible for the people
sf the United States to raise, eIothe
and feed future gs~nerations, we mus,
change our system Of agriculture. We
sannot depend upon Uncle Sam for
any more land. and the only method
By which we can keep the United
States on the map is to make two
blades Of grass grow where only one
grew before.
During the last decade the popuIa-
ton Of the United States increased rs
per cent 3urfng the same period the
production Of beef in the United
States fell OF q per cent
A few years ago It cost the labor.
Ing mar ss2o5 for his yearly supply Of
meat-today the same number Of
pounds Of meat cost $s5.05. an In
crease Of $4,000.
In view OF this wiat shall We dof
A careful analysis shows that We
need more fertile fields, or rather
nelds with greater fertility.
We need larger and better herds
We need better roads.
We need larger bank secounts.
We need @etter homes.
We need better citizenship.
How can all this be donef
Perhaps no one thing win do more
to secure these things than growing
alfalfa.
II that is true. why haven't we bean
growing alfalfaf
Because we thought It was InpoS
sible.
We Can Grow Alfalfa.
Many farmers In the corn belt do
not believe that they can grow alfalfa
They are under the impression that q
requires peculiar climatic conditions
and a peculiar type of soil. such as q
found in the western stnsaa n.-a..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
aoEs AE1ER LOBBY ..

GOES AFTEh LVO 3
Every lobbyist who sneD
jefferson City during tho
Of the Legislature and Eoll
going through the fornang !.
taring may have TO faces
" Jury In the near future
grand inry has been CONVEX"
vestigate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10
ALFALFA ON EVERY FARM IN THE
CORN BELT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
! H C Agricultural Extension Department Makes
Preliminary Announcement.

. KNOW OF NOTHING WHICH WILL 90 MORE FoR TIE
DEvEloPkENT or TIE STATE on ADO MORE TO ITS WEALTH
TttAR a THoRoucH kNowLEDog AND UApERsTANDiNs or
AL~FAlFA-eRouT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-10

upon those who are strangers IN q,
. no one Is more truly vorktng -,
ne benefit OF agriculture. the basis n
an prosperity, than he who proclsims
In excellence a the foremost sorsva $
Ex-Governor Hoard.
Grow Alfalfa.
An acre Of alfalfa Yields gase
pounds OF disestible matter: red "a.
YER. 500 pounds; and corn. zs0o
pounds. sow
IN every dollars worth OF .ltaIt.
mere are thirteen pounds Of protein
In every dollars worth Of corr ths,.
are only eight pounds Of protein. Ths
great value Of alfalfa as feed stuT !.
therefore apparent.
Alfalfa eHFiehes the soil-xrain I'm
~poTsrishes the soil
There remains little more to he said
Every farmer who reads this sho.,x
begin Immediately to make nra,.ra
IONS for putting In a piece Of aIfsIf.
even though 1t be only one acra :,
you can grow an acre NEXT year yog
q grow ten acres ths following 49,
and then twenty. forty, and ever
. hundred Il your farm i. a.
enough % make 30 large a Celia nrsr,
ticahle. ~
Ten acres Of alfalfa on evsrv ,..-
In the United States would give M -
numbers s4.o0o.oOo acres Of al
falfa Before the next decade ~. -
into history we would be vro.Ssa.
loo.eoo.0oo acres OF alfalfa in me T1n,.
ed States. II we do this We rsn !.
Infinitely better on than we are toas.
Our fields win be vastly mors ,orssis
ana U crop yields viii be bigger sr1
oetter-our herds VIII be larrsr "a
ne quality Of butter fat win b go,
y increased-we win have bannss.
aomes-and we will be better eitirsna