Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12


10 DO their part As the Ledger ha
intimated before, we must not ont
buy and sell good horses but we mui
breed the very best horses RICH
nere In Mexico and AudraIn Count
y we are going to keep up our ma
tional reputation along this line.
The mule sale Of Alb Harrison a
Benton City. Monday. was we'll al
tended and the results most satisfac
tory. The two year old mules. o
which there were 20, averaged SIS
and the remaining, all about 3 year
old brought between $500 and $3.50,
HAMILTON BROS sale was :
splendid ucees and was attended
by buyers from al parts Of Mis-
souri,. Hamilton Bros, not only have
first-cIass stock but believe In In.
teiligent, thorough and persistent ad
vertising and find that money spent
IN this direction always brlngi
handsome results. What you need
Is to get the buyer and seller TO
gether.
The stables OF the Union Sand
Co, 81. Louis. burned early Tuesda,
morning, and 80 hehad Of stock wers
lost.
Col. Robert Hartman Of Buncetor
was here for Hamilton Bros sale
Tuesday.
Geo. Lee and Rufus Jackson went
70 Jefferson City Wednesday to at
tend the Houchln Horse Sale.
B. D. Brown has sold his interest IN
the farm belonging to the late H
t Brown to- G. n. Brown at $50
an acre. This is a splendid farm and
well worth the money.
Sam Evans has 81 little chicks
in his basement that we're hatched
recently.
Audrain County poultry tanciers
are anxious to have the exhibit from
the State Experiment Station shown
here during the Fair.
Among the principal sales al
Hamilton Bros, dispersal OF stock
Tuesday we're the following.
Royalty King, chestnut staalIion
8300 IN ~ Involana
strathern, 4979, chestnut stallion
$3.50 to ]. T. West. -
Mexico Chief, e13O, bay stallion,
s245 to Mrs. Fl. o. Burger.
Battle, 6ss7, black colt, $3.50 to
q. D. Moore Columbia.
Raymond, tr.. P~ereheron, $500 w.
D. Oxey.
Blue Jack. $500 to l. S Begold.
Big black jack. $3.50 to J. @. Fleece
Potts Jack. s255 to W, w. Pol.
lock.
c. H. Baker has traded the hand
some Phillip residence on W Mon.
roe St., to Porter Bruce for his fine
226 acre farm east Of Mexico. The
farm Is well improved aud o1e Of
the best IN the County. The Phillip
residence is one OF the finest in
the city and Mr. Baker only bought
Il a few months ago. Possession will
he given al once, but s. and N. Phil.
lip Will continue to live in the
house for the present. Vim. Hardin
Rixey negotiated the trade.
For Foals of 1914 mares must be
on or before March 49,.
are listed IN alphabet.
order OF owners names.
John P. Arnold. WILLIAMSBURG. Mo.
Chester.
J. M. Blades. Holiday. Mo, Bladee'
Choice. ftI
Buchanan Bros, Monroe CITY. Mo-
Bob Mcdonald.
Carson Burt, Agi.. Montgomery CityI
No, Eric Sensation.
r. II. c~authorn. Mexico, Mo, Rex
Hamilton Bros, Mexico, Mo. mr.
fockaday.
James Houchin, Jefferson City.
DO. Astral King.
Joseph =. Howell. HalIsyille. Mo !
lowell Mcdonald.
Longvfew Farm, Lees Summit. Mo- !
~ Major Dare.
K~entlcky's Best.
B. r. Middleton, Mexico No
.ex Mcdonald.
>. J. Miller. Klrksyllle, Mo, Ma. :
Chief.
Monroe County Horse Co, Holt. :
~, Mo. Grand Mcdonald. :
r. D. Moore. Columbia, Mo. Madi. :
m Mcdonald,
u II. cULBERTSoN, Of New Flor 2
ice' was In Mexico this week and .,
Farmer Rusk, Ms Myers
~ me newspaper mon OF MexIco
pay him a visit some time all
as the roads get good 80 veil
go ont IN an automobile. M.
is welt known TO MexIco
.ople and as the nowspaper ho,,.
We found out he has a lot
,mesmoked hams on hand thew arc y
ing to make the visit at tho s,rs, -
portunity. M Ma
THE Laddonia. Mo, Herald ed,,o. .
says; while OF Mexlco m !
evening. we had tho pleas. /,
Of meeting Col. Tyke Harrison !
? WINS and operates one Of nal 7
est farms in the state near Ne !. :
'uie' We also heard him give ~. !
,erloace with silos the past Ear y
winter. He said: with NV corn y
' .a,s rear ! realized ssl Der A y
putting Il through a sIlo. uaa y
! IN the old way Of feeding
couldn't have made me more ,hsu
Furlrd Of that anoun,." Mr.. Hart
considered D ny good author.
On such matleYa a.. ~ 81