Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

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Gang plow 5000
Riding cultivstor 5000
Mower $500
Binder $4,000
Drag harrow and cart 24.0o
Disc harrow 5000
Check rover 1000
Manure spreader 1900
Wind mill 5000
Corn binder Q 90
EnsIlage cutter 1850
Gasoline engine 5000
sTo 10000
Wheat drill 5000
Land roller 5000
Hay loader 1000
Side delivery rake 5000
Hay fork $500
Platform scale $500
Feed grinder 10000
Litter carrier 1000
Riding lister 1000
Goodwill $500
Corn crib elevator 1880
Total s234sso
The above is for the men only and
to equip the woman for her share
of the work. the following has been
suggested.
Dairy churn 5000
Separator $500
Gasoline engine 5000
Power washer and wringer $500
Water works 1900
Acetylene or electric plant 10000
Total 10000
Jefferson City. No, June 10.
Missouri is dealt with as a wool DR.
dueing state in a booster" bulletin
issued by Commissioner John T. Fitz-
patrick of the Bureau Of Labor sta
%tistics. Particular attention Is called
to the fact that this state produces
more wool annually than any OF the
States which border It. namely. Iowa,
Illinois, Kentucky. Tennessee, Arkan-
sas, Oklahoma, Kansas or Nebrasks.
Figures r given to prove this as.
sertion. In 1912 AudraIn county pro
duced 2s5.467 pounds.
According TO the wool bulletin Mis-
souri, in 1912 produced and marketed
7,425 900 pounds. washed and un-
washed, which in that shape, brought
9i,s5ct50 to the farmers Of the
state. based on an average price or
Is cents per pound. The combined
wool production Of Tennessee. Ar
kansas. Okla, Kansas and Nebras-
la fell short by 1.4o0. 900 pounds Of
reaching this record.
Figures gathered and compiled by
Supervisor OF Statistics A. T. Fdmon-
ston show that BIZ the process oil.
securing Missouri's 1912 yield was re-
duced to 4.os3.75o pounds, but the
value was increased to $2,I6L3ss.
The entry OF Bob Mcdonald. the
good saddle stallion owned by Buck.
man Bros, Monroe City, Mo-, was rel
by Secretary Carter OF the
Mexico Fair Association wednesday
evening after the entries had been
OFFICIALLY announced. The %entry
blank was dated June Is and the en-
in which It was enclosed was
Monroe City, Mo-, Junel
~ hence the entry Is regular anal
Bob Mcdonald viii be included in the
list OF entries in the Commercial ]
Clubs $500 stake for saddle horses. ]
Z. z. Jones. a prominent farmer ]
Thompson, was in Mexico this |
yefk and reports the grass, hay anal
ats gone poor prospects for eornl
MESS it rains right away. Mr.. Jopes ]
; better off than the rest Of Ms. AL ]
e has about 600 barrels of fnals
~ corn, which promises to be wort A
iooht twice as much as it was al
ear ago. n
Lawrence Kunkel. son Of z. r.. Kun. d
left to-day for Chino. Call. n%earii
'omona and Los Angeles. where hall
Incle has secured him a good posi-.
lon with r. J. English Of thatl
'lace' owner Of Buena Vista Farm c
ieh'grade saddle horses. said to bel
ne best young horses on the Paclncl
cast Mr. English telegraphed ala
leke' and said for him to come all
nee, as be needed him. II
William Hackley. Of H~Igrinsyille. v
iell known in this city. lost tbreaIp
cry fine horses, among them 81 u
aihons stallion. Albert Allison. whent'
y barns at HIgsinsyIIle burned. an q
.~ednesday afternoon. Mr.. HacklevS
y been attending the MEXICO falrsh
Z q number Of years and has al.
'Ays mad g number Of entries IN theI
peed program. i.