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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-10-25
MUSICAL RECITAL.

Following is the program to be
rendered at Tonawama next
Tuesday evening by pupils OF
Mrs. Rembold and Mrs. Dodge.
They will be assisted by Miss
Louel Smith.
Violin Ensemble
Wiegenied, Schubert
Russian National Hymn, ron Leaf
Agnes Foley, Kathleen Jordan
Charlie Welcome, Vivian Vert
Ed Goodman, Theo. Sprague
Violet Harkey, Hazel Owsley
| Milton Brown. Geary Clevenger
Walter Hastie
Two Pianos
Poet and Peasant, Suppe
1st Piano, Agnes Miller
Piano
On the Meadow Ldchher
Raymond Voegtly
Violin
Gavotte Mignon, Thomas
Theo. Sprague
Piano
Sonatine Clement
WALTZ, Englemann
Regina Schwartz
Piano
Mazurka Charasteristigue,
Frvsinger
Anna Sprague
Violin
Russian Folk Song
Hunters Chorus from Der
Freischutz", Weoe1
Milton Brown
Piano
In the Gondola, Oestef
Annett Leonard
Vocal
Spray of Roses, Sdndersaf
The Rosary, Neotf
Louel Smith
Violin Duet
. Sextette from Lucia di Lamm-
ermoor. Don,zeH
\ Kathleen Jordan, Ed Goodman
Piano
II Trovatore Verdt-Dor'
Nathan Brown
! Piano
, Simple Confession, Ihom
, Mary Poujade
Violin
T German Air
Old Oaken Bucket
Geary Clevenger, Hazel Owslel
Vivian Vert, Walter HASTE
Two Pianos
n "Tannhauser", Wdgner-Albert
t lst Piano, Robert Hibbard
s Violin
: Sounds from the Ball Gitte
I Ed Goodman
: Piano
o Alebien Aimee Scha'
Agnes Stirling
Violin
Spanish Dance
Y Kathleen Jordan
), Two Pianos
Tampa Herot
Florabel Goodman,
p Roberta Hibbar
+ Anna Sprague, Mrs. Rembold
g Second piano parts played b
q Mrs. Rembold.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-10-25

Oregon is famous for a good
many things, her dairy, field and
orchard products have attracted
the attention of the world and
now an old hen at Corvallis has
added more laurals to the state
by laying more eggs in a year
than any other hen in the world
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES EDoffiGE. I
Burns, oregon. Ottober ~, iyiB.i

Notice IL hereby given that Fred a. Henson
az Rgli, oregon. who, ON January tth, WV.
Tor siSSwL, sec, a, NwI. aud NItsw 4. sec
tion ,b gswnIhip % south. Range ~ Eati
Willamette Meridian. has q cd notice Of II
tsntion TO make nnai ihrcc.ycaf proof, =,
sstAbi sh claim 10 the land above described,
before Edward kRli. u. y. Commissions, Ai
his once. AT kgli. oregon. un the 18th day ai
November 1918.
Claimant names "a witnesses
Anton ERll, Pet 2 Peterson. A. 4. Donovan,
VIM N. Bafbcr ali OF EEii. oregon.
MS.fAhhE, Register.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

10 o. m. Sunday School.
IL d. m. service Of worship.
1880 p. m. service Of worship.
The Giant Killer.
nlSpecial meeting will begin
about November 18th.
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Tonawama tomorrow night.
SUMMONS

Ia the Circuit Court OF the State oil
Oregon, Tor iIarney County.
Rhodn T.. stoy, Plaintiff,
wa Summonh
Iohn Il. Stoy. Defendant,
To John Il. S,oy, the above named
Defendant;
In the name of the State oi Oregon,
you are hereby required TO appear and
answer to the complaint fled against
YOU In the above entitled suit, on or be
fore the last day Of the time prescribed
in the order OF publication OF this SUM
mons to.wit: ON or about the 9th day OF
December, 1919, said date being the cx.
pirntion Of six weeks from the first
publication Of this summons; and II you
fail TO answer, for want thereof, Plain.
till will apply to the Court tor the re-
lief demanded in the complaint. to.wit'
For a decree Of this Court dissolving
the bonds of matrimony nov existing
between Plaintiff and defendant. and
that Plaintiff have IA decree oi divorce
absolute from Defendant. That plain
tin have the care, custody and CONTROL
of John Leonard Stoy, minor child oi
plaintiff aud defendant, and her costs
and disbursements herein.
This summons is published by order oi
Hon. Grant Thompson, Judge oi the
County Court Of Harvey County,
Oregon, made and entered on the 23rd
day OF October. 1913, and the first
publication Of this summons is October
25th 1918. j. j. PATTERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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burns List No. ~
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STAT KS LAND offick.
burns. oregon. September ~, lpia.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Northern
racinu Railway Company. whose post once
address II ~, Paul, Minnesota, has THIS 2yth
day OF September 1918 nled In this ONCE iis Ap.
piicatIon 20 select under the provisions OF Tho
act Of Congress approved July ], ISIS tao stat
597, B2Ol -.
sWi .oiSE,i. Gee Z. e. % ~, Il, 81 H.. W. ". 4o.oo
serial No, UOl2
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or deairiug 10 object because
OF the mineral character OF The land. Or for an
other reason To the disposal 10 applicant, should
nle their aiidavita Of protest IN this once, on
OF before the 2ilh day OF November. 1919.
Wa FAung, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, oregon, October 10. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that v. Crows Croxton,
OF Hartman. Oregon, who ON April 20, 1908,
made Homestead Entry, No. 9509, Serial No.
O1565, for EN- Oi Nwl4 and Lots and 2, section
rs. Township 20 H., Range ~ E, willamette
final flye.year proof 60 establish claim 10 tho
land above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Burns, Oregon, on the 18th day OF
November 1913.
Claimant names ns witnesses
Archer Gibson, of Lawen, Oregon, J, ].
Helnz, q. r. Cary aud Ira H. CLARK all OF HarTi-
wM. FARRE, Register,
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spencer Soil burns Serial No. o19da,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
.....sr.... -. ..r.... 4 , =. "a nrnI.E
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

hufbss ofctons ncpifmp'i hi. N'"'
Notice is hereby given that Naomi q. sPen-
cor, Adnluistr.trlr OF the estate Of tscntou
UosE, by q, v Moulton. Attorney In fari
Fosto.nce address OF Attorney In Pact. wilcox
HuildinE. Portland, oregon. hiss this sud dal
OF September, 1918, hied In this once her sP
piiosiion to select under the provisions 81 the
Act of Congress, approved February u, 1918,
bubble SsSl; Lois ! and 10, Sec. 20, Twp Y
South II. a2is East W. ".
Any aud AFT persons claiming advtr,eiy the
lands described, or desitinE 20 object heoaurs
OF the mineral character OF the land. or TOT any
other reason TO the disposal TO applicant should
nie their afiidaVtts Of protest In this once, on
or before the 27lh day OF October. 1918
wN fAnhE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAEp oyyieE,
Burns. Oregon. October 1H 1918,

UNITED STATES LAND oPPIoE,
Burns. oregon. October ~ 1913.
Notice is hereby given that David Clyde
Shaver, Of Lawen. Oregon, who, on Augnat 10,
1909 made Homestead entry Serial No. 0ab2l
township u h., Range 9eIf r., willamette Meri.
dian, has hled notice of Intention 10 make
hnal three-year PToof 10 establish claim to
Receiver. at Burns, Oregon, ON the 18th day OF
November, 1918.
Claimant names IN witnesBesi
q. w. Rayeraft, W r. welty, A. 4, RAycraft,
and O. E. LeMay all OF Lawen, oregon.
Wn, FARRH, Register,
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We do job printing.
A Marvellous Eseape.

my little boy had a marvellous
escape" writes p. F. Bastiams
Of Prince Albert, Cape Of Good
Hope. 1T occurred in the middle
of the night. He got a very Sc
we're attack of Group. AS luck
would have it. | had a large bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house. After following
the directions for an hour and
twenty minutes he was through
all danger, Sold by all dealers.
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A. c. Linch Found Dead.

Coroner Clevenger was noti-
fed last Sunday thatA. c. Linch,
a homesteader near Narrows.
had been found dead in his cabin.
Mr.. Clevenger went down and
held an inquest. 1t seemed the
old gentleman lived alone and
he was found lying beside the
stove where he had evidently
fallen with either apoplexy or
had a stroke of paralysis. De-
ceased had resided there for some
time and was 60 years old.
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DR.. C. c. Babbidge has return
ed from Portland where he at
tended the Presbyterian Synod
and will hold services tomorrow.
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and Oregon is being advertised
in new light. That hen has
deposited 291 eggs in the trap
nest in a year and now has her
picture in all the papers.
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Don't miss the picture pro-
grams at Tonawama.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srATEs LAND orrich,
Burns, oregon, september ~, i'ia'

Burns. Oregon September 80. 1918
Notice Ia hereby given that Joe MAXI. Of
Burns Oregon. who, on May 1, 1912, made
Homestead Entry, No. 0d0i2. for Ei1fwh rec.
tion i, township ~ T.. Range ~ w., wlllame,te
Meridian hiss flrd notice of int-niion 20 make
anal romtnut tiou Proof, to esia abltsh claim tq
the la nd above described before Register snd
Receiver, at burns. Oregon. on the ION DAY oi
November, 1918.
Claimant names Hs Witnesses -,
Otto II 0rric Don e.. Dickinson. George
Riley. William T.. Lester. all of Burns. oregon.
w. FARhE. ReGster
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Presbyterian Church Tomorrow

Sunday school at 10 "a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3(
p. m.
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A nice saddle animal, four
years old, suitable for lady, per-
fectly gentle, for sale-Mrs.
Murray, Burns, Oregon.
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In the Circuit Court OF the State oi
Oregon, Tor ilarney County
Rhoda T.. Stoy, Plaintiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
AuxvAssr.

Miss Grace Hook. daughter Of Edi-
tor z. W Hook, was. this week. ap
pointed postmistEes5 OF Auxvasse to
fill the vacancy incurred by the
death of c. II. Brown Miss Hook Is
well qualified to fiji this position and
her appointment meets with = the
hearty approval Of all concerned.
Mrs. Boutwell, is the guest Of her
mother. Mrs Bruce in sedalia.
James Martin Of Hatton met with
4 painful accident Friday while driv-
ing along the road near the Al swee
ney farm. His team became fright
cned at an auto, unsettnE the wagon
on Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Hurd. owner Of
the ar. took kIr. Martin home and
called a physician. Mr.. Martin does
not blame Mr.. Hurd as the aceI.
Edent was unavoidable.
Mira Joe schoil died Saturday even
ing OF pneumonia al her home near
Hatton and was buried Tuesday at
10 O'Clock at Hickory Grove Church.
The deceased leaves a husband and
six sons 10 mourn her death Mrs.
scholl was the daughter Of The late
Mr.. Jim Berry who was killed by
Sheriff Glaacock near Bachelor. Mr.
Berry sti1l resides in MontanaJ
The we'll is being dug for the new
Auxyasse water works system. The
contract for installing what water
mains have been laid off and engine
was lei Monday 10 The Commercial
CONSTRUCTION Co Of Kansas City for
5000.
Ed. Boyd vas on the market Mon
day with % head OF choice beef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
MoLINo


There will be an oyster supper OF
Thanksgiving night at Moline Civ
en- by the Ladies Aid Society foi
the benefit of Mt. Zion Church.
Harry Thomas and several friends
of Moberly we're guests of Plyde Hen
dirk and family Wednesday.
Mr.. Silyers was the guest Of Joe
Marshall and wife last week
Herbert Cawthorn and wife Of Lit.
tleby Sta. were guests of P. r. Cav.
thorn's Wednesday night.
Miss Ruth Woods spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Bran
and family OF Mexico.
Mrs. Grover White and baby, Hen
rietta Of Mexico were guests OF
Mrs. Jos. Python Tuesday.
II. Il Weaver spent Friday night
the guest Of W. B. Marshall OF Mex.
leo.
"'o' way baiINb was Tue guest OF
Mexico relatives Saturday and sun
day.
Andrew Cauthorn and wife were
guests of Thomas Crawford and fam.
lily Sunday.
Mrs. George Morgan was the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Henry Imam Sat
urday.
R. L. Heller and wife entertained
all of their children and grand chil.
dren Sunday at dinner. Those pres
ent were ]. E. Blum and wife r. s.
Montgomery and famllyof Mexico. Ed.
gar Berrey and wife of Cant. John.
Heizer, wife and baby of Santa Fe,
wiz Heller, wife and Bob Heizer
and wife Of Moline; Annie, Flor.
e'lce, Roy and Irene, at home, and
Gladys crump.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
SHOULD MCMILLAN
HIGH SCHOOL Be
OPENED EVENINGS?

At the meeting of the Mothers and
Others Club at the Mcmillan High
School Tuesday afternoon. the topic
OF discussion was whether or not It
would be advisable TO open the high
school in the evening for classes
and physical culture work.
The Rev. S. w. Hayne. pastor Of
the Methodist Church. opened the
discussion with a general outline
Of the work done in larger cities
along this line. Tho Rev. w. A. shrl
Ienbergcr next spoke on the need OF
such a work in Mexico. He told OF a
number of young people working here
who have had no educational adyan.
tages and would gladly take hold OF
night classes. These are also a nun
Der Of young people, he said, who de
sire TO take physical culture exer-
eises. but have no place. County Su-
perintendent OF Schools Clyde John
son also spoke on the work along TIL
line that could be done in Mexico.
Miss Laura Searcy. instructor in
English at the high school, spoke
on her work as Probation Officer for
the Juvenile Court at Columbia. Miss
searcy is a splendid talker and her
address wac VERY infare.tino
Leo Ritter. president OF the Y. NJ.
G. A. Glass, asked the Mothers and
Others TO lend their aid toward the
establishment Of a Y. NJ C. A. in
this city.
The Club did nothing definite in
regard to ans q these matters, Blu
may do do a another meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
!DO|NGS At Men,

The u. l.. S. Society Of the McMil-
Ian High School met Friday after
school. The following students ofthe
class OF IA were elected to serve
ia their respective offices for the frs
term:
President, Richard Orlando Worrell
Vice President, George Irion.
Secretary, Lucille Kunkel.
Treasurer, Odessa Gibson)
Sergeant Morris Il. Dry.
Attorney, Horace MCGEE.
Mcmillan has received a chal-
lenge from Hannibal High School 70
a debate on "single Tax" to be
held in Mexico. The wording of the
question is: Resolved. That the Sys
tenn of Taxation known as Single Tax
should be adopted in Missouri" The
date is set at December 18th. Nc
MILAN has chosen the affirmative of
the question. The two schools dis
cussed this question last spring
in Hannibal and Mcmillan lost by a
two to one vote. Each school has
the same side of the question as It
had before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20


Mrs C T Peyton and daughter Miss
Ruth. were wclisyfle passengers Mon
day.
DR.. H. A. Jacob Of Ferguson was
at home Sunday.
A. B Cluster was the guest OF his
brother al Rirksville Saturday and
Sunday
]. n. stephens was a business visl-
tor to Montgomery Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hirner and little
son Of Mexico visited relatives here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fennewald wer
inMexico Wednesday
r. G. Jacob made a. business trip
t o 81. Louis Thursday.
The Misses Hszel and Vera Fried
man visited friends in Centralia last
week.
Miss Minnie Pike Was she guest
OF welisville friends Sunday.
Feunevsh Bros. were In ST Louis
Monday.
Miss Josephine Jacob visited
friends in New Florence Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Matthews is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A Math
ews. al this place.
Lon Burchand was down Saturday
10 note the progress being made on
his now home.
I'd yerhoff came down from Mex.
ico Sunday 10 visit HE mother. Ms.
Henry B0escher.
Or. T. r. Carr has a badly infect
I'd hand. he was mable 10 practice
last week but is come better AT
present
The Young Ladies' Of che Catholic
Church viii entertain AZ the new op-
era house On next Monday. Nov. "a.
a~ftsrnon and evening, for the bene-
III o. She church.
MIRA. y. L. Horton aud children
visited. relatives in Sturgeon Saturday
and Sunday.
Claude Taylor Of Gilmore was al
home Sunday between trains.
Tom Noel was a Montgomery pas
senger Monday.
Elmer Yomand spent Sunday her
the guest Of his parents.
Miss Lizzie Holte1man is th,
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scberer Al
Mexico this week.
Or. Douglass and VIII Coil Of Ben.
ton City we're on our streets Monday.
DR., ". 2. Taylor Of Mexico is visit
ing friends and relatives IN Galloway
Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

Rev. OHerTon OF Canton
filled bis regular appointment a
Che Christian Church al Santa ~
Sunday morning and night
Earl Brown Of Paris spent from
Thursday On Saturday with liomcfolk
al Santa Re.
The piegupper given a. Peak schoo
hntna Saturday night was well al
tended. They made about $50.
The Epworrh League at Santa
Fe will give an ice cream and oys
Ter supper Thanksgiving night Every
body invited 20 come.
Cutting wood is The order Of the
day.
W. ~. Brown and wife spent Tues
day night and Wednesday with Z. W
McFadin and family.
II. ii. Weakly's sale was well at
tended. Stock sold high.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. Z. C. Gamble went to kansas
City Tuesday % visit her son
]. B. Armstrong Is in ohaho-
ma on busineass
John Adkins Of vAndalta was In
Mexico on business Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Wilson has returned
10 Fulton after a visit with Miss
Marceua johnson.
Mrs. A. G. COIN S the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. l. silversiein. W
are glad to state Mrs. Cohn Is great
~ improved In health.
County cleFk John B. Graham re
Icclved notice From the Supreme
Court Of Missouri, Tuesday, mat
tho County Court Of Audrin County
appear before that court, December 1
and show cause why they did not
grant a saloon license TO William
Kemper.
John Gatson q vandalia was ~
this city Tuesday.
Theodore Williams was in Kansas
City ON business this week.
At his preliminary trial Justice o.
the Peace y. w. Wayne, TDeeday al
ternoon. Arthur Cox. charged wiz
setting fire to willard Potts harm
pleaded not guilty.
After hearing The testimony Jndg'
Wayne bound the defendant over e
the Circuit Court under $500 bond.
Greeiey Talbot. formerly OF thl
city. has sold his interest in tn
Moberly Artificial Ice Co, OF whic
be has been mapager for several
years, to Pat HaIloran. Len Kelly,
Fred Priestmeyer and Louis Klein,
OF Moberiy. j. b. Price of Hannibal,
land Tom Kelly. Omaha, Neb,
Il The price Mr.. Talbot resolved wa
$40. 600. The new company will tab
possession the first OF December. Nj
HaForsn viii be manager.
1t is said Mr. Talbot will leave Nc
berry and the Ledger extends cordi'
Invitation for him TO return to Mex.
ico.
Mrs. J. T.. Hutton left Wednesday
Tor a months visit with her o
St. Louis.
Mrs. James Kemp went to st.
Louis wednesday to visit her son,
Willard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
ONE PRISONER DIES IN JAIL;
ANOTHER ONE ILL.

ONE PRISONER DIES IN JAIL;
ANOTHER ONE Ill.
Tommie Johnson, a negro, died
at the County Jail, Monday night
suffering with pneumonia. John
son was held on the charge Of
bootlegging and giving liquor to
minors.
Only a black boy, some will say.
True enough, but this black boy had
a soul the same as any other human.
He passed from this life into the
same kind Of life that white people
will pass whether il is heaven or
hell. He is dead and his death is
due in large part to the damp, dir
ty, unsanitary jail, the bastile of the
county OF Audrain, one Of M~issouri's
richest counties.
Admitting that Tommie's presence
in this world was not especially
needed TO make the world go 'roun
does that make II right TO place him
in a hole under such conditions that
he dies there? Was the charge
against him grave enough 10 warrant
capital punishment? Should death
have been his due? Hardly.
when his crime was bookkeeping.
The Audrain county Jail is one OF
the worst in the state. The walls
are in such a state that II is impossi-
Bile TO clean them properly and the
germs arising from them cause pneu
monia and typhoid fever among the
prisoners and others who live at
the Jail.
Miss Gertrude Howard, the house
keeper for Sheriff Barnett, rs lust
recovering from an attack OF typhoid
fever and owing to the damp,
moulded walls h now suffering with
pneumonia.
Another prisoner also Is down
with pneumonia.
These conditions are no faux OF
Sheriff Barnett. He has done ey-
.erything possible to keep the jaiI
II a clean, sanitary condition and as
as any prisoner Is taken Ill he
10 given medical attention. The
fault lies in the old, unsanitary condi-
ton of Progressive Audrain's jail.
What can you do about It?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
Stock and X
Farm News


n LOCAL MARKET
wheat-STe
corn-H and &c.
oats-40 and ~
straw-sEoo . ton
Good timothy hay-sis.
y q y ~
81. Louis Cash
No ? red % IL a IS -
No ? corn 76
No 2 yellow rs IL
No ? white 76
No 2 oats 80 IL a a.
Chicago Close
Wheat Dec SC IS a IL B May ~
rs b July IS IA A
Corn Dec II A May II A July 70 Is
|B
Oats Dec IS ss B May a. is a Is
July 81 IS a 80 b
Pork Jan 20.sT May zOsse
st. Louis Cash
Cattle $500 including 500 South
ems. Market steady.
Hogs $500 5 to lOc higher.
Sheep 500 steady.
According to the report Issued by 2
lC. Wilson. secretary Of the stats
Board Of Agriculture, Audrain
wheat Yield for the year 1918 was
49,, $50 bushels.
The report gives the total yield
for the state as S5,saO.sSS bushels,
and the value OF the crop. figured al
Sic per bu. as sos. sos, $40. The
1918 crop is 13,s44.11S bushels more
than the 1912 crop. The average yield
for the northeast section OF the state
was IT'S bushels per acr.
The same report also shows a gen.
eraI shortage Of livestock all over
the state.
Deck Smith, living east of Per
ry. who is one of the most extensive
stock dealers and feeders in North
east Missouri. at his sale recently
disposed Of $4,000 worth of stocl
in three hours and five minutes. II
two hours and a half $50 head o
cattle were sold. The remainder con
sisted of mules, horses. hogs ant
sheep.
F. L. Kaiser, representing N. s.
Munroe & Sons, of Arthur. Ill.,, wa
in Mexico, Wednesday demonstratinI
to the Mexico Eight Mile Road Di
trict Commission a new road machin
which grade an entire 80 foot road a
a time. Several road districts owe
the state have bought these ma
chimes and the Mexico district ma
= also purchase nj