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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-29
Another Advantage

That's another advantage the NOV
ing pictures have over the regular
plays" said the Crouch.
Whats that" asked the Cheerful
idiot.
THE movin- matinee heroes never
interfere with the pleasure OF the
group Of girls who want to talk thirty
miles an hour while watching the per-
Torrance"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-29
PAGE NINE

the owner Of the car from 35 TO so
cents a day for the use OF il. but what
is fifty cents per car when you can get
$50 from a farmer for carrying grain
in that same car? The railroads are
going TO receive about $4,000, 900 for
transporting this years wheat crop.
They cannot afford To let a single car
escape them with such large returns
in sight The cars. are the vital
factor i'm the work.
With this giant crop harvested and
other crops coming on I'm record
breaking quantities the country is
bound to be prosperous. Make the
farmer prosperous and the country
cannot help but be moving on 10 big
business in all lines. Ionia county is
one Of the best wheat districts in the
state and is doing her share in the
furnishing Of the nations huge crop OF
wheat as we'll as in other lines Of farm
products.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish To extend our thanks to
the friends for their kindly assistance
and sympathy i'm our bereavement.
and for the floral offerings at the last
service
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hutchinson
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hutchinson.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-29
Frederick c. Martindaie
CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR ON THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET

HIS SPACE
Frederick be nateda
Of all
ed In the welfare
Dear Reader
should nominated
reasons for the belief that within
the hns of this promises that
shadow a
don't believe it, II.
We will at least give something think
Watch this
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-29

one good turn rarely follows anoth-
er-on the vaudeville stage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
EaHNTHY<
E6aRFSpnNlENEE


Mn P.ts Eiotf b kozzs from
Nsxsco vhsrs sic vas opersfed o.
Ene tine snnc AZ the home q her
5otAa-. Mn A d Btsisoe We IN
s~Aad sic Is improving ztcssy.
Nassss Blanche and Eina Cath
On sFsst several days last week the
vaests e her brother. 4ndrew. and
~t
Ms Doae Barnes ara eAadrsn are
Or fhs SEX llst
Mss Anase Heizsr left Sunday for
ST Lcois.
J = Biam and wife o. Mexico
sPeat Sunday with Mrs Bium's par.
as r L HeiEer and vile
Ms Nan wlTisns and DAUGHTERS
we're guests Of John csvshorn and
family north o. Molino Sunday
Ms J. W Wilson o. Bean crek
sRen; Saturday WITH Carl Wilson and
family. ma
James Dssley ard wife are enter-
tanning Miss Kate Dediey ot Mexico
this week.
VIII HeixeE and wife were guests
% Nexino relatives s==2sy.
There vas no preaching at MI
ztoa- Sunday. on account o. the
SMALLPOX care We have heard OF
no nav oases in this nelshborhoood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
NV noPE.

OTIS Gibson and Mss Wilson wer,
married Wednesday evening al IA.
home of the Rev. Marcy.
c D wilson and wife Z r Dsven-
port and family and z T Jones were
guests Sunday Of C. W. Wilson and
family
Mrs John Dixon Is Ill.
c d Wilson and wife spent sunda,
with J W Dixon and family.
Wade Do'lins sold two shoats to
Albert Dollins for $50 and one to
Geo. DoIIins for s..
Rob H-@.f"a Aa~ nanrad 20 the WI
son place for 1914.
J " wray lost 10 good milk
COWS recently.
W N Chick was sbe CUES; at the
Wray home Sunday.
J " wray bought corn from Cant
Bros At 70 cents
Jim Wisdom bought bought hay OF
the Cant Bros for SIT a ton
James wray sod his mules to Mr..
Brown near centralia for 1850.
Mrs John Bolts IS suffering with
the smallpox.
Mrs Riley Hunt is visiting Mrs
James Wisdom.
Mrs Ida Daniel Of s.. Louis is
visiting Der mother, Mrs. Geo. Pick
sz
Dick md Dan carper win hold their
sales tie 18th and 18th. after which
they Enl depart for Montana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
GOING RAek 70 VIRGINIA.

R L PHILIPS. who was one q Ar
herst Cosaiys best farmers wta 5
years ago. a. which time be wsnE 70
Mexico, Mo, and bosebt a farm and
has been in the cattle basiaaz has
recently sold his Missouri farm Ana
came back 70 Virginia and purchased
through s = Poindsxter. The xs4
kn0wn Gor1sn farm On the stsu-to.
river. above AltAvists. cousainius 50
Acrs q whkh he proposes 70 male
an ideal gr@An- grass and stock szr=
Tits tsrm . seaay ss1seS sr
th5s Yurysss End Mr PAEs wZ SIG
a carload Of hsgh e4sR ~sas-aorz
cattle 70 sEgn wHA AID also erp@a
% hands Ruze a z1zs@r q ks
- and SAhwa-x IA Neus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
.. n. HAYpoA WRITES SOME
FACTS ABOUT CALIFORNIA.


J. H. Haydn. well known in Mex.
ico. bias taken a splendid trip through
Southern California recently. His
many friends viii no doubt be inter.
esied 10 his account Of the trip
Which follows:
santa Maria, Calf. Jan. 81. 1914.
DsAr old Ledger
Starring from Santa Maria Jan. 5th.
my first stop was az Santa Barbara,
90 miles Santa Barbara is our coun
~ seat. Yoa HISTORIANS may stare
at the distance. but remember. Call.
fornia is a state OF great things
and our counties correspond and
Santa Barbara is moi one OF the
large countries; Il is o1ly 100 miles
long and IS wide. Santa Barbara is
The second city IN the state for tour
ist support on account OF its wonder
fnl climate, profusion OF flowers AMI
widely advertised "old Mission"
Now be It known Santa Barbara sub
sists off the tourist and there Is no
PLACE in Dur glorious State that can
more nicely and scientifically separ-
ate a tourist and his "wad." IN the
north end Of the county (sauta
Naresl. we always ask a Santa Bar
bariaD: How is the crop of tour
istsf" Nov when | reached Santa
Barbara l found the people meta
phoricaliy, IN sack cloth and ashes.
The crop Of tourists was almost q
failure. What do you Fasteners
mean? Do you not realize that you
are a vital element to the prospect
y Of Santa Barbara and Long
Beach. not to mention our so miles
Of electric roads, starting at Sixth.
and Main ST. in Los Angeles. I
found Los Angeles in the same con
dition Of dire distress with the add
ed wall. that the whole caboodle of
YOU people in the East this year
are a set Of 'tightwads" that is
hurting the cheap hotels that do
understand high finance. There
lore, when going through this coun-
y, Los Angeles, I have Travelled on
cars taking the scenic routes. On
his trip I went all over il in auto
mobiles. Not at my " expense,
mind you. I can not afford that,
w by good friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
PURE SEEDS.
tBy "Farmer" Rusk).

(By Farmer" Ruskl.
Sow only pure seed ind seed that
You know win grow. t.
There are weeds enough on every
firm without sowing any more. This
however. Is sast the mistake which
most Of Us have made too many
times IN the past and II we don't
change our ways We r likely to do
II some more.
The remedy for much Of our trou.
bic with weeds. in our meadows 20.
peclally. Is to be more careful IN
buying seed.
Either have seed examined before
you buy or buy subiect to test with
the understanding that II & Is not
good Il is not your seed.
As 10 whether or not seed Is good
may DO determined by submitting q
sample taboat two tabiespoonfulsl to
this office or by sending same to
the Seed Testing Laboratory, colum-
bla. In either case the Information
Is free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05

Miss Mag Harrison who bad her
|A@ tapped IN 81 Loza. vas
brought 70 Bryzn's station NoadAy.
from which place she was taken 70
the family oounfry home aid = re
ported resting easy 81 tbs time
Mss Mary's many friends hope to ses
her out AGAIN soon-
Most q our little folks are about
over wheoping cough: ve are glad
10 speak especially OF. little Hiss
Stokes. the s mouths old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Stokes and Mss
Martha Lake Dudley. httle daughter
OF Mr.. Joe Dudley.
Auxvasse Is proud Of her athletic
girls. Several weeks age Miss Jesse
Ruth Goo,dy's picture appeared 10 the
Globe Democrat IS a william
Wood expert. and Mondays Republic
had Miss Doris Dudiey's team. OF
which she 5 coach. from synodieal
ICouern.
The farmers report a good crowd "a
Fulton attending stock sales Monday.
They report stock selling high. con
sIdering scarcity of feed
Mrs. TEN Carlyle had a few of
her friends in at the Hotsl satur-
day night to spend the evening with
her friend and guest q Fulton. Miss
ReInhart
Omer Wheeler and his wife IN oc
'cnpying I'd. wheslers ready furnish
ed home in Mexico. for the remainder
Of the winter, while MI. and Mrs. Ed
Wheeler are in Texas for Mrs wheel
er's health.
Mrs Fannie Davis and children OF
Fulton spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed.
swon
Mrs. John Boles spent the first Of
the week in Fulton.
Chas Adams spent Sunday with
h~omefoIks.
Clifford oyerfelt and Dick Biggs
VINO Attends school in Fulton spent
Sunday al home.
White there is no smallpox in the
immediate vicinity, quite a number
have taken the precaution to have
their children vacc.nated.
Fred Van Horn OF sikeston is the
guest Of his parents.
The water main is completed and
the construction company has begun
the erection Of the tower.
Mrs Jake Arcrider left Sunday for
a visit to her parents In Minnesota.
The Misses Neil and Floy Harrison
and Sam Harrison were the Sunday
guests Of Mrs. c R Boutwell,
Jas. Canison Of Bachelor is very
low. He Is suffering from a heart az
lection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05


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nay hsraKSs hare.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
mo PAY NO GOODS" SAY
COLUMBIA MERCHANTS,

COLUMBIA MERCHANTS, ;
He who does not pay shall mol gel
credit. That is tine goal toward which
the Retail Merchants Association o
Columbia Is working. And o it ii
no longer only a matter Of a persons
being refused credit for clothes when
he won't pay his clothier. II he re
fuses TO pay his clothler be ls Ike
ly to have trouble when he tries to
buy groceries on credit, If his cloth.
Ter and grocer r members OF the RI
tail Merchants Association.
Through the creditYrating bureau
which the merchants association has
just organized, a rating card of each
OF the customers Of each merchant
who belongs to the association are
provided with information regarding
the standing of the customers. The
plan Is to have a rating card Of every
person in Columbia who might be a
customer Of any OF the stores, wheth-
eT that person buys on credit or
pays cash for everything bought.
Informstion Confidential.
c. o. Hanes. secretary of the asso-
citation. said he intends to have a
complete enough record to tell a mem
Der OF the association just where any
Of his customers stood in regard to
paying bills.
This information will be held
strictly confidential by the secretary,
said Mr.. Hanes. "A member of the
association may be told that a GER
tain customer Is slow about paying
bis bills; he may v e be told that
the customer has owed a C BIZ
for three years; but he will in no
case be told to what store the bill
Is owed. All that a merchant win be
able to learn about another merch.
customer lie whether that Gus
Is worthy Of credit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05

Minnie G. Lee to Leslie n. Loeder.
Warranty. consid $3.50. L. 80 Tee,
IF Lot 10 warden's Add 10 Mexico.
W D. Patton 70 r. u Dudley. Quit.
Claim. Consid 81 4 OF wv. 81
i-52-a sw. & s. y * sE NV. Of
2s-5s-9.
A, o. jackson to Alex Carter. VAR
ranty ConsId. $4,000. h 4 OF sw..
= Of l0-52.5
g. r. Hodges to G. W. Crosswhite.
Warranty. consld si250 Lots Is and
IS in Barnes Add 10 Mexico.
b. f. Miller to D. D. & C. +. SUI
hsan' Warranty Conald. $500. Lot
g, City Survey No, Al. Mexico.
v v. Barrett to Z. J. Hurley.
Warranty Consid. 81 and other.
Block 3 Of Bates Add to Mexico.
Nellie NJ. Bell to P. A. Dent. War
ranty. Consid. s275. / acre, s2S feet
east OF Block 81, Original vandalia.
P. A. Dent to F. P. Dys. Warranty.
Consid. $500. l Acre. 52S feet East Of
Block 81. Original Yandalla.
T. c. Scholl to W. C. MeCune War
Consid 5000. AZ acres 60
feet South of Block 60, Original van
ialia.
W.. G. McCune to Sarah F. scholL.
Warranty. Consld. $1,000. az acres
20 feet South of Block 60, Original
vandaHa.
II. NJ Reese to W. t. Mcdaniel.
Warranty. consid. 81 and other. N.
= Of + x Of NE. Il Of $500.
So deeds 10 Prairie Oil &NGas Co.
Ieeding r~ight-of-way for pipe line.
Ross White to j r. Steiner. Con-
ids7 200. W. Y Of Ne. 4 Of ss.s1-s.
P. f. Hudson to J. L. Steiner. Con-
ID. $500. 18i acres in sw. Sc. &
Nv. Of 6-52-s.
J. Dngan ct al to N. u. Stephens.
$500 b. Y of NV. Of 2s.5o-
D. & NJ sidneil to r. y. & s. Gore ,
onsid. s250o Lot 1 ana W. v Of Lot
Blk. 4, Caldwell & Mcpike Add. % /
andalia. !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
Audrain Coua4~
Agricultural Burea,,
Headquarters Mexico. Mssou4
E. w. RUSK, Comfy Farm c.

~ bop hope the hrasn .,
= !. slll soon set d. : s ~
@Andins good pcss
s'noA It Is also ven
the SEEDS were 60,
cases TIE dealers
soa what you VA. !, :.
e .s 70 LEI ten 80
'nlssakable terma d
In this coss,.
lac 20 emphasize
oslle,e thai 70 10 1,
should get our Sod y.
or through our loal ss.'.s
aaghoor has what 70.
,ze him and q what "a.
20 % found n your go
2 get i tATOush YOU
Ne cannot vel CT ~.
our local deaie- \
treated fair With ibs y. Y
ing that they handle ~, "a
\ In buying tiuo,hy a,
This spring the Big lB,.
to know That It IS pun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
VOCATIONAL STUDIES IN VA
CATION URGED FOR CHILDREN

Washington, D. C. Jan. q.
CaaracLsrizing the praeelse q clos
Ing public schools during the summe
months al primitive and prepoSter
Gus, and declaring that the o im
portznt problem Of to-day was q
keep the city boys from 3 months
contamination IN the Streets" r. p
Clarion. commissioner Of the United
States Bureau Of Education today al
proved q plan which would mean con.
tiaaops school sessions. and through
whieh 1000, 900 chiidren might BE- en-
sted IN vocational work.
IT is important TO consider the
fset that the public schools represent
an enormous Investment in build.
ings. grounds and equipment said
Clarion. and that this Investment
stands idle aboat one-quarter Of the
tine.
For school gardening" the com.
missioner states. the equipment Is q
small Item, and the vacant lots Of the
city would be better for cultivation"
Ciaxtoa said that in Europe the
public schools last year produced
s100.0oO,o00 through vocational work.
He estimated 100000 children could
be enlisted an the United States
h few years and that their
iabors would yield them 500. 900. 0Oo
annually.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05

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r = ssrza@s CS1z gusr@
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sagH kn4w Eznsrsa1 ard T1arszu
Be 1ss1 70 wak t-uax para
&A 10 EHDE Fa-z aaar Caaasra
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Eauue w-a5a-x
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
WESTERN PIONEER BORN IN
AupRAIN DIES IN COZ nnAr

~ WI
Born near this city in 1882, Alexan
der Day died Friday in Pueblo, Colo.
where he vas one OF the Pioneer
settlers and sheld in the highest re.
pute. Mr.. Day wal a cousin of Gen
eral Dan Mcintyre, who died here
Few years ago. Mr.. Day was a mem
Der Of the Southern Army during the
CIVIL War and fought under General
Sterling Price as a captain.
He crossed the plains to the Califor
MIA gold fields in 1850 and when he
returned seven years later with less
than ten companions narrowly missed
being a victim Of the famous Mead
ow Indian massacre in Utah.
He went to Pueblo in 1873 where
has been numbered among the
Iealing citizens until his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
MARSHALL
IS NEEDED IN
MISSOURI NOW

Ue easa-ae csmz&na Sp
paKi& A. eaa-uor q " Nz,~. q
~ psneEl cs6s
- MsSW EnS ssrre sazgssaoas
a. h1~ 1sszsce sex&auxA at
raae@ \ mEs @serg q cE2sezs q
Ae co4- assse Necessary nsornng
waeHs q -ssasios was p&sssd favur
. Szss DEs GH-shE va eex4
ties ~ ~rprssE11vez n eTsxy
assA g@l1oaoSz q ne Ezznr7nce
S AA7 uAkiag I a Ess6ezcAnOr
. r-Os~rg
EEs1o 2 Gotta a s. Louis.
exuaa and Is associates On
n Nisor Ius1rAsre Cozzaszoa-i
1ssrs D Rsyusles 81 Kansas cny.
G@0 n Csstea o. H4azzbzi ard G.
o. Esves S@zs sg7erlnssnSeat OF
IaSusGn@exEAssS sAs sazsSns 10
&s crowd aAaS astsD&ed the insar.
Ace 1glg Aaa tod q anen5Reus
s1sd a. Oth4 hszrRss 10 eEim-
izAse the sing IN tAs hN 50 as 20
pNF@t husead Arism thrOash eHsr
Sa-zzoe
r Z Ra secoetar q ne Mex
20 Coam=reM C1a. ztrOsacsa Mr..
Golz
Su SnEteacsat q Insurance
C G. EsEsA stated tse7e wzs me-
ks y Ire n Missour.
l&z Ea4 2zz baStsr eseuo1 woad
zzzv az these nrss ~hSch
we're lzcsndszry and tow< TIE rates
A. tA@ polPznsss raised their rates
% cE=ms we aosS resultant upon
he s-1,sd a Fire Marshal
Vas mes Important ara esed the al
rs-N % barn ths Pa,lman Hosa Sc
dzAA Ta@say Rigtt. WhieA was
lwarse6 ~ hs beng nOsiEe5, az an
~ Eare a Fire MARSHA zs
gzrs A Ere Marshal woud nor On
= wz@ sch 1ss bt see 10 1er
TssszSz
5 q Sneks = ze7br Of the Fire
s Cs1m1-es OF tie Mexico
c ca. presented a resolu
Cos wlA Vas slightly changed and
EosA y ire zasnz Z favored
d F NUsafL ziso The valued POI
U Las u Suggested The quA1Hica
a1 o. ~ aEsass: made oFsr-nzr
ADse x E-gpery a mislenaA0ow. Mr.
SsDeEs SPOKE a kngsh on the susb
@
NaEs- willard Potts sid the city
szs HpErurEzsey s7.ots a year
1 s prgactca ard r~eosaved IN H.
cs Cay aso1t SIZE. be favored a
IRE MArshal
sueasiFe Z A. shznnoa, Of
A6@E cosu'y. Epoae ug<a the val
~ EszeT law aad suggested the In
Nr1@ - TIE tsrE rsaoluson q tn
o. q sgea.s and making Il
3 m-1aaeahor 10 oFsr-lasurs.
r. " BzsF@r azd c A wlthar- +.
ssoe1 Eae usoa TIE present rates !
40 Ire AeE a proper rguaton q
1 a. vel - he need Of proper
Supervision p. A Norris sad the
D~raseut sga H4iss we're fair. he
sAozgha
4 d No-reli stated he vas op- ,
sosaS u the valnad Policy law az :
4 % today. Rufus jackson. OF the /,
Iuseisganner. told Row Cea- .
.Tala had removed the rate charged ,
b. 1ns Insurance companies be a
a1ss Of license By starting 20 raise !
.ae License to 2 larger SUN. L. ~ 4
: Aite. associate editor Of the Mex [
20 Ledger, stated the Ledger had :
nsas an investigation o. the rates I
snzrg@d IN other cities for the Tx :
sH4rged the companies and that in :
nsry places The companies apparenu,l
Id not add anything because OF the .
AZ !,
ssr- Goitra urged the teaching Of
prevention IN the SCHOOLS and =
banked the people and the CONNER. =
s&I Cub Tor their interest in the ,
meeting Gaty PaIen. Of the St !
>Oas Republic, a prominent n~ewspa-i I,
@rmsn Of the State. is secretary OF I
he commission. The Commercial Club =
entertained the Commission at din 4
before they left for Louisiana in q
r. Go2t-a's private car. I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
AUDRAIN
SCH0OLNOTES.


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inotasr On her r=1arn from ~ eztead-
ID visit who CA beat that He
walks : mHe. We found mzny last
week interested in consolidated
schools. We met and talked uah near
81 81 the board members besides sey
erai others and we got much eneour- /
aearaen; srg..a al We also 20, an
Inquiry from South Wilson. II seems
they are thinking about consolidation
down there.
Our meetings grow better and bet
ter We had a hne day and a large
and interested audience s~atnrday ~
NsyiUr Misses Hattie Boyle. DoFie
Mckenzie Blanche Tagior. y~snetts
Whits Ada Douglass md Katie sies-
rs q Goodwater were tss visiting
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10 wore ON

LOCAL OPTION,
Carthage ia now in the midst Of a
local option fight. The election
win be held Feb. 9Th.
Carthage Is now dry and the drys
working bsrd to keep 1t so Z.
+ Jones, who organized the work
IN Mexico Is conducting the dry
fight at Carthage with the able as
slstance Of the Carthage Even.
ing Press. edited By W. J. sewall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
OMAR WHEELER AND FAMILY
MOVE TO

omar Wheeler and family have
gone 70 Mexico whore they will re
sac In the future. Mr., Wheeler hay.
ing a position in the Powell Hard.
ware store. We are also informed
that Mrs. E. B. Wheeler has gone "a
Ie1as for her health, she never hav
ing regained her strength sIuce bor
serious Illness last summer.A ux.
vase Review.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
7ocE aUssRY soUTa
o. aUNVGssE

g. Evans 4 Msxsac czzrAczar. s
osUazuEg szy-9 ac-s o.
a16 1T thz Cazraas P5sru@ Farm
ssz& Ct AITras& for n sasrTy L
LIZ &a1 : Zz5s, NJ E5zzs ~ pE
Z a &rEz eSzaeu r0ek c@E
sd EZ hare a sEzeA zE r 70
1as q1<z
K Is believed a k9z2@s cz
be EovEsd y % As zs1g q OB-
M Il or % cars Of c-1AAed rock
a day. Mr. ETzns and a rsy-ssszzzzre
a. the Ahon went ont 20 1Fesgse
ha izad M0adzy- -Azrvzsss RssNE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
.THs WHITE e. !

a SUCCESS.
The Moberly papers are filled with
praise for TIE production Of The
White Elephant" staged there Non
day night BY Mr. and MH. J A Oar
nAby Of this ely. Il VISA repsoduc-
"a again Tuesday night with large
crowds On bob occasions
hrs Alfred Liebman and Mrs I'd
gar HaFszeil have returned to their
bones e youngstown. Ohlo. after
= visit win tseIr mother. Mrs. Joseph
saFth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05
FoR RENr.

., lhe N. e. 100 acres Of Sec. 90 Tv
1 rs,i Range 8 in Audraln county. Mo
49, 'Anu is three miles east o.
Mexico and is directly across tbo
rOau ron the Lawder school bonso
what will you give In cash. Al
sIess Fred e, Brown, 1l2 Cincinnati
''' Muskogee, Okla. 49.5t wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05

aZ@ L@z1 rzs a Mexs1 Ws
us1EE En- reass % Fl11E ne has
ass1 EEkEg n cez-zzs ~ ArzrT
a EosaS1 wzA he Ras@Hxzsr
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-05

FOR ThADE.
Nice stock racket goods Of abou
$4,000 in good town for residence
property.
Stock general mdse will invoice
about $500 wants residence.
100 Acre rarm, well located, foi
stock general mdse.
owl North Missouri Trust Co.