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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MOLINE.

Ben Baker and family, Of Skinner
have moved to the Pate Cauthorn
place IN MoIino.-Mr. Marshall and
family have moved from the Bill
johnson farm to the Householder
farm At Skinner, formerly occupied
by slr. Bzker-Born. to Bob Heizer
and wife, Oct. Z. a boy-H. L. Weav-
er and daughter visited in Stoutsyille
Sunday and Monday Mrs. Abner
Buckles, Of sheIbina accompanied
them home for an extended visit
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage Of Miss Annie Crawford and
Hr. Andrew Cauthorn next Thursday.
We extend congratulations in ad-
sance-Quite . few Of the young
folks gathered inand surprised Miss
Cora Aundy, Monday night Il being
her birthday-Mrs Herman W0rley
and Children Of Yucatan, are visiting
bfrs ]. D. WorIey-Quite a few
around here as very much diaappoint-
ed Or account OF the electric car not
running this Carnival Week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
HARRIsoN.

n D. Lloyd has three soss with
thirty-seven pigs-Under the aus
pieces Of the neighborhooA progressive
clab, Miss Pancoast conducted a three
days domestic science course at the
home of the president, Mrs. G. l..
Denham@. B. Hays bought Of H.
v. Vance ore mule-superintendent
W. Clyde johnson honored our school
with another visit, Friday. He took
two entries Of corn for Harrison
sshoOI-Many Of our farmers are
busy cutting cane and esm-Some Of
our boys attended the Flint pie sup
PER where Miss Pearl Lifts got the
cake-Rowena and 'Possam Walk
played bah on the Harrison diamond
Sunday. resulting in Rowena being
victorious by z TO I4-Harrison won
another victory when Raymond Bry-
son and his colleague won the debate
at Ashland, Boone Co, Saturday, the
9Th Of October-W. P. Settle visited
the home Of NJ. c. r. Jones Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
CHICAGO DRY. ON s D

Chicago, Ill. October l2.-saloOn,
hotel and restaurant bars were closed
here sunday, the first time in forty
four years.
According TO police reports the or
der Of The mayor was observed gener-
ally. Instances Of places In widely
scattered parts Of the city opening
side doors for admittanee d a fay-
ored few were reported, but these IN
stances were comparatively scarce.
II the loop district and IN the ceHters
Of The three divisions Of the city the
order was observed rigidIy, according
10 officers At Police Headquarters.
Leaders Of the liquor interests said
they were pleased at the response TO
the word to clamp the lid tight sen,
broadcast late Saturday following the
refusal Of Circuit Judge Matchett to
enjoin the mayor and Acting Mayor
Moorhouse from enforcing the order
TO close at midnight The application
was filed early Saturday by twenty
TWO saloon keepers.
IN the villages and towns surround
ing the city the proprietors Of public
houses were said TO have done an ex-
|ceptionaI business as a result Of the
enforcement Of the Law IN Chicago.
The usual trade from passing automo-
biIes was said to have been greatly
augmented By city dwelIers, VINO Used
the interurban lines in reaching the
outlying towns. Sheriff Traeger has
announced that be would take no ac-
ton toward enforcing the state Law in
Cook County outside Chicago until he
has received an opinion from his at
torney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

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zEzlEa SD gzs - Iczz az rs
fzrSz-G1szl fsr1 fails 70 find elect
ne klxezt 4 The c91saOzzssz e
she Ezrner. z 80 hzg he VIII farm
a. . lozz i is q fuShsz Eter@ e
EoF Isz ont n 1azt irzirzss6 czszz-
try a vast Alfalfa EsA TIE pa
rsz csl~ Sc prSzsE II Ee Alfalfa
hay EzEEst Is ksgey wanting s
sezasz Il rzns &C the inst ard III
and 4 has rzzs ca tie dry
fx--.9, ds Irrigated farmer ard the
fzrzner 81 regions q rasEzl Es0ipture
dzzizg hay hzrvsz na yesr. Dis
col0rsd asssy and nzaasy hay has been
n0Eei awzy IL greater g1znty prob
ably thar IN any CHER rear m ArnseF-
izH agriculture The faraes ezz
make the best hay oniy when the s1r
hhiDea- The sua foEgos 70 shsEs tAia
harvest time ever ON Of the west
as wei a. most q the east QazB-
tity Is large. quality does not CRAFTY
lie pride Of the hay-gg0wer-Brsed.
ers Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MARrrNsBuRG

Mrs. s. W. Alderman left Monday
for an extended visit with relatives in
Salida, Colo-Miss Ruth Peyton was
in Mexico shopping Saturday-Miss
Helen Matthews spent the weekend
with friends in Mexico. n. Steph-
n was a business visitor in Benton
City, Saturday-Dr. H. A. Jacob
and wife Of Ferguson r spending
this week with the jacob family
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. BlanchReld and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Meyerpeter mo
tored to Columbia Sunday.-Elmer
Vomund was a business visitor IN
Mexico Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Hoer and Mrs. H. Paschang and
Miss Katie, left Tuesday for Wood
burn, Ore, where they expect to re-
main for a three weeks visit with
relatives and friends-Miss Mamie
Heckemeyer of st. Louis is the guest
Of Mrs. Stephens Bertels-F. H.
Paschang and Geo. Weaver spent
Saturday and Sunday in ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Burchard and Frank Ber-
tells motored to Bowling Green, Sun
day.--Misses Jeanette White. Flor
ence Underwood and Mildred STEPHENS
were visitors in Mexico, Saturday,
Mesdames John Davis, c. d. Williams,
o. Giilaspie and Miss Irene Gillaspie
and Lucille Yelton spent q few hours
in Benton City Saturday evening"
Ollie Davis and r. Hickman made q
business trip to Guilford, NO. Thurs
day-Miss Lizzie Holterman is home
from Moberly for a few days-Theo.
Bussen and wife Of Cawker City,
Kansas are here for q visit with Mrs.
Mary Bussen and fomily.-Mrs. S. A.
Overbagh Of Palestine. Texas, arrived
here Friday for e visit with her moth
er, Ms, Sam 0verbagh-Mr. and Mrs.
Gerhard Welschmeyer Of F~reeburg,
were the guests Of Jos Sandbothe a
few days this week.-Mrs. Lutz, of
Mexico, spent Sunday with Mrs. H.
%. Perry-R. ". Tay1or was a bus
mess visitor in st. Louis Friday-A
son was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Deimeke-Miss Martha Matth-
ews left Tuesday for Roberts, Mont
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Mrs Julia Paisley. Is gezrz cid, Of
Ru.h HII died lAse Monday afssr-
uoon The fznesal ~zs Wednesday
uorning from the horne By the Rey.
r1nn The ba1aI wzs At Baehaez,
Galway county. Mrs Paziey "a
born IN FranElia coaHty. Va ard was
= Miss DElon She was . deTOsed
ne=aer of the Christian church, .
Christian character and be-
loved BY everyone
Besides her husband. L 7. Paisley,
she leaves screen children: Harvey,
okishona; Robert, South Dakota; E.
l.. Rush Hill; Moute. Seattle; Mrs.
Ote Mszzy, Kansas City; Mr. Ed
Crooks. near Rush Hill and Mrs-
Honer Dlizrd, Laddona The Led
ger joins friends in extending sym
patty to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
ASKS b4b0KxEs 10 aUu DKrSK
fsm T~k WSRl

Gega sE @-Ecsh = -
As s@ cszFg = s~A O.
or AN @an& e@u ae
1z 5000 ar enFcFeek
Sra ~ Pafsa bx ~ ezs e
aDex @ht wue 6BaJeS u ~
Fs e gr- ~ anWu HI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MADE 10 PER cEST.

Every Community has It's ss-eazeS
.Eccszfz fzrnGs-ssecezz being
measured by TIE accumulation Of
.azes u hs Ping ap If bark a.
~.ccuntz Bot TIE tse real test q Eze-
cess Ezs RIVER realized 1rt1 there
=ss svolve8 q sYsten Of Studying the
farmers brsinssz ard > bssis for com-
paring profss established The yard
sick By Wiki . farmers success Is
measured, which il now used By the
federal oGice Of farm management n
itz surveys. - Labor ipconae, whEh IL
obtained By subtTscting the totsl ex-
perlses and the interest o. the ever
age investment from the total re-
eeiptz In addition 70 his labor il
come The farm operator has 3 house
IN which to live and such products as
the farm contributes toward the fam
ny's living. TIE experts poirt out
that the farm operator must earn 5
per cent clear Of total expenses be-
fare be can demonstrate bis ability
as a business farmer.
The writer has known Joseph Hime-
lick d Madison County. Indiana, for
several years and has studied his
farming methods with interest, but ii
was only when the farm management
survey was taken h Madison County
that the true merit d Himelick's abil-
ity was brought ont. The avefzgs
labor income Of sixtyfour farms II
Himelick'a township. shown by a SUI
Fey IA 1918. was 1916 His labor IN.
come was s2sl5.
When the field record was tabuiatet
and a summary Of the years business
on the Himehek farm was retunes
the total average investment for 1871:
was shown to be g5s,sss, as follows
Real estate, 2ss acres at SITS an acre
s4s.025; cattle, s2-3ss; horses $1,000
hOgs, s1,0s5; poultry, sIs1; machin
ery, $1,000; hay ard grain. s205e
cash, 500.
The total receipts for the year werl
s7.549, and the total expenses werl
s2,035, leaving an income for the cap
itai and operators labor Of s5s51z
According to the common way Of look
ing at q business venture this was
return Of a little more than 10 pc
cent on the investment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
AUXYAssE

geha Ward Tyssr and wfs. who
hzve had asszs Wnh Mrs Pzzeys
hzse gTssz ag@ uP Mrz TyIer. AZ
eozp4zza b. her sistsE, Miss Rkh-
ards Az goas q her pzrszr. IN
Palmyra anil they become Perznzn-
nay xaled-Nr Joe D1diey and
Etsse Hiss Martha Lake sEens . fer
days Il K1zszs CITY TIE srst Of the
ws-H. z Cabs ard family mo-
sares 70 Nizssla Sunday, ard spent
th aay-Edxzrd Weed and Joe
Sxo1 B1ekna are taking IN the San
Frandsco ExPozdG HuddlestCz
ard Hoffman were On the market with
a carload Of hags his wesk-George
Kenp. Who lives two niles north Of
AuxTazse. fen Tuesday morning
fractaring three ribs and ~dlsioeating
his arm Mr.. Kemp was gathering
apples at the time Of the accident
Harry Henderson. south Of Auxvssse,
has thirty cotton mules on feed-The
Junior Missionary soeiety Of the
Presbyteriaa Church entertained the
little boys Of the church with 3 sup
per ID the woods Tuesday evening.
also having their regular missionary
programmes too. which was much bet
ter than the ladies' usually have
Bus Buekner and John creei we're o.
the market this week, buying stocl
cattle to feed through the winter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
DAKkER FOE THE ALLIES

London, Oct i3.-Bulgaria has
taken the expected action, entering
the war on the SIDE Of the central
powers.
The situation shich nov c~onfronts
the Allies is admittedly very grave.
At the present stageof the war game
in the Balkans, servia and such Of the
Franco-British contingent as has
been landed at saIoniki are probably
oHtnumbered three TO one. Turkeys
power Of offensive IN Galiipoli and
Egypt has been Increased BY the liber-
alton Of the army which, until Bull
garia's e~o-operatian was assured, had
to be maintained ons the Ottoman
northern frontier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

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per Oct 2srd Essryay IS invited
rsese WI also b speaker present
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
NEW HOPE.

&. H. Diekey and son, Ed, have
gone 70 their saw mill on Long
Branch where they win be for some
time. They have two more big yards
awaiting for ihem-Miss Grace Dol
lens has been on the sick list for two
weeks. She was not able to move
with the Family. but came out Sun
day-Mrs. Ellen Cleaton has been on
tehsick list some time and was no
better Monday eyening-c H. Dickey
is through threshing, and pulled his
machine IN home Monday. Monday he
filled J. r. Johnsoh's silo On his road
home-Bdgar Berrey and wife were
guests Of G. H. Diekey and family,
Sunday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Mr.. Logan Bybee brought a sprig
from an apple tres TO this Office this
week containing 40 splendid large up
pies.
Fred Kernper was over from Nc
Creole. Tuesday. On his way 70 ST.
Louis. He reports his corn hne and
has 100 head Of stoek On feed.
Col J.. 7. johnson, Of Audrain
county, Mo. was here Monday with
"a drove Of 1890 pound steers mixed
Angus. shorthofns and whitefaces,
that sold to Joe Stern for the New
YORK trade At $1,000 per cwt. "Part
Of these cattle we're Of my own rails
ing remarked the ColoHel, "and the
rest ! bought around the county. !
wintered them on silage and abour
May 1, began % feed them corn or
grass. They did ven and ! gradually
increased the amount Of corn until
they were getting about one-third Of
a bushel per steer daily. They sold
very well here on the St. Louis mar
ket-7
Col johnson feeds cattle all the
wear around and for the past few sea
sons has gone extensively into sheep
feeding. He has about 1000 yearI-
ings on his place now and in addition
viii finish 4.oOO western lambs aal
wethers for the winter markets. III
says new corn viii likely bring close
to 50 cents a bushel this fall Cattle
feeders in his section are largely ar
secided whether to do much fee ling
the coming winter.H-Liye Stock Re
porter.
The 5000 stake offered By Pacif.
Coast Gated Saddle Horse Associa-
ton q shown at the Panama-Paciic
Exposition last Saturday vas won J
Eloise Thornton twned b5 Miss Mary
r. G. Burr Of B ment, III, educated
and exhibited BY Z D. Moore Of Gil
uHibia, No. Kataerine Grigsby ownel
By Miss LouIa Lerg Of Kansas CiFy
shown by John cook. second. High
lond Monarch, o,ned By 4 L. Eaz-
lish, Chino, Calf. third.
sedalia, No, Oct. l2-s. j. Silly,
a farmer near smithtOn, Pettis Coun,
~, who makes a speciality Of raising
wheat for seed, has just disposed Of
the last Of this YEARS. crop at 81 a
bushel. He says he could have sold
twice As much at tha. price.
Robert Hooten, the strawberry
king, reports that he has plenty Of
coed strawberries n October, and
that you don't have to go to CaIifor-
MIA to get fruit ali the year around.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14


Whereas CordeIia Sampson. single
BY her certain Deed Of Trust. dated
the 18th day Of September, 1914. and
recorded in the Recorder's,Og With
in and for Audrain County. Missouri.
IN Book 40 for recording trust deeds.
at page 81 thereof, conveyed to the
undersigned trustee the following des.
er1be0 real estate situated in Audrain
County, Missouri, to-wit.
A part Of the South East fourth Of
me North East Quarter Of Section
~, Township 81, Range 8 West being
the West half Of the North half Of the
tract Of land conveyed BY D~esdemona
A. Hiner to Gazena A. Yancev bv
Warranty Deed dated October 8. 1908
recorder in Book rs at Page sos in Of.
nee Of Recorder Of Deeds for said
Audrain County, known as the North
West part Of Lot 15 Survey 20 in the
City Of Mexico, Missouri. and heing
the identical land this day conveyed
70 the said C0rdelia Sampson BY Vir-
gtnia Davis. the grantee herein. and
fully described in deed from the YAM
|cey heirs to Virginia Davis by deed
dated April 3, 1912, recorded in BOOK
~ At Page 359 in Office Of Recorder
Of Deeds for said Audrain County.
In trust to secure the payment Of a
certain promissory note with the in.
terest thereon in said deed Of trust
fuliy described and set forth:
And whereas said deed OF frust
provides that II default be made IN the
payment Of said interest or n part
thereof, then both principal and IN
terest shall become due and payable:
And whereas default has been made
q the payment Of the interest dne
ga sad note, and the said note ard
paid. ~
nov, therefore. !, ]. r. Jesse. the
Trustee named In said deed al tr,,st
at tfe request Of the legal holdey ~
said note, will on
Friday, the sth day OF No,eahe,
1915,
between the hourr Of 0 o'clock ! y
and 3 o'clock p. m. Of that day nrn-
seed 70 sell the above describes rasl
ssse At public vendue, TO the highest
Saaoer, q the East front door IL the
1osrt House In Mexico. Missouri IN
~ % satisfy aaid debt and costs
y expenses Of executing thia trust.
49, : Z. Jesse, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Mrs Mary A. CauthOrn, "a years
old, Of Molino, died Tuesday after
noon after a lingering illness Of al
most = years duration. The cause Of
her death was cancer. Mrs. Cauthorn
was a devoted member Of the Baptist
church, beloved By everyone who
knew her. The news Of her death
saddened many friends
She leaves the following children:
Festus, Mexico; Charles, Oklahoma;
Frank and Buford, Oregon; Marry
and VIII, Moline. The Ledger joins
IN extending sympathy to the be-
reayed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Ledger Babr SHOW.

Special by 2. N. White and Son,
Editors Mexico Ledger.
PEettiest baby in Audrain County,
under ] year old-1st, Silver cup;
End, handsome bouquet; srd. Weekly
Ledger one year. Ito be shown at !
o'clock Friday. October 18th, IN PRO-
bate Court Room, Court House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
T.keu for wnrard

The Rev. A. E Bureh. evangelist
Of this city, was recently taken for
champion heavyweight boxer. Jess
willard while in Quincy. They are
aboaz the sams size and hook mitch
alike. Mr.. Burrh said he attracted
much attention until the truth was
learned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
VOLCANO MD 4 FEEIILHER

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s-szg e as rpzv4 Ez - Perez
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The HgEzss rsp q Alfalfa egE
oun ii The valley haz ke<z harvest
g tEu- ~ zz covered Ea&uE&
Il IA ne tzt hgh p tie Valley
ss-zze Hsss AID zezSovs we're r
ed fw lie tire sezg IS ls&s- Ore
farmer sst Eva k1zdres szs ard AZ
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aoc1zns q rhe Egd zoe01ang %
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Bot fzrzhes 6gEE, where the valley
Is cs-NzGFsy Avel zna mz
ziSsx, The rzsd spread cut 70 shizly
shzs Il id nos zzssher the growing
alfalfa. It sc1ad ar . gcod fertilizer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

If you wish to own an auto
That viii travel fast and far
Raise a Pig.
II y0u have a dear desire
For a splendid motor ear
Raise a Pig.
If you're sick Of serving others
And are longing for a charge
Raise . Pig.
If yeu wish to gaze at wonders
That T far away and strange
Raise a Pig.
If within the senate chamber
You would like to hold a seat
Raise . Pig.
II you wish to be untroubIed
BY the rising price of meat
:. Raise a Pig.
n, in short You have a longing
To become q millionaire
There's a way-don't overlook it,
Raise a Pig.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MExIcO DENTIsTs PROMINENl

The annual meeting Of the North
east Missouri Dental Ass'n win be
held il Montgomery CITY. Oct. IS and
- and Mezsco dentists play a prom
inent part 10 the program. DR.. ]. r.
IeWiTliama, Of this city, is president
q the Association.
Those from here who are upon the
program are: ns. ". l. Reed. II.
s. Daniel and s. &. Pasqueth. They
will act in the clinics and read papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Among those from a distance who
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Jessie
White we're: Mr.. A.. P. Little. Nr.
and Mrs. Sam Little, Mrs. VIII Hanse
and Mrs Sue saxton If East st. Louis,
H.. Mrs. Oscar Abern Of st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary Dunn Of o,FalIen,
III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Jas. I. EDwARDs PRESIDENT.

JAS. L. EDWARDS PRESIDENT.
The third annual election of officers
and directors Of the Press Club Of St.
Louis, Monday night, resulted in the
selection Of James l. Edwrds. form
erly Of this city, Of the GIobe-Dem-
oerat as president and F. P. Kenkel
Of the Amerika as vice president
Other officers chosen were: L. D.
Mccarthy, St Louis Times, treasurer;
Cecil u. Basket, formerly Of this
city, secretary; Samuel Fuson, hnan-
cial secretary.
Directors elected were: Gaty Pal
len, st. Louis Republic; R. j. Boyian,
Globe Democrat; John r. Earthman,
st. Louis Star; Berry Moore, Post
Dispatch, Frank E. Anfenger, St
Louis Times; William Reinert, West
liche Post. Mr.. Pallen was reelected
chairman of the board
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Il Renembrsnte Of Mrs. Fr,,.
Ones again The Grim g.,
entered our miazs and called
GTezt Begona our sister ana
Ne mearn her los. ye, bow
be s1hnission to the DiviD. W.
Since coming INTO our sor,.
Ter sheuy has even been ,
worker and has done 50 be,r,a
what her hands found to a.
Her friends VIII long rs,0.-.
helpfnIners with difficult ns.n.
or fancy work
Truly she was a Doreas
midst =
She Was 6 faithful wife ana :,
tend % the bersft husband On.
est sympdthy.
Her place IL vacant in III. h.
Cur society and the church az
munita IN which she lived.
tsisnsa' Mrs. D. L Rovu,
Mrs. N. 7. Pen,
|dlwi Miss Beul,h e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

We will demonstrate the great
MAJESTIC RANGE Hot biscuits,
coffee Everyone invited
owl l. R. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Notice 10 Patrons Of r. p. D seryie.

Notice 70 Patrons of r. =. d Service.
Effective Monday, October 10. 1915,
the schedule time Of departure Of the
Rural Carriers from this Office will
be 8 o'clock a. H. instead If 9 o'clock
a. Al present This change is made
possible on account Of recent changes
secured that permits Of al st. Louis
mail lneluding morning papers, ar
irving at this Office at . much earlier
hour than heretofore. Patrons de-
string 70 despatch mail via rural
routes shoaId deposit aame at the
Post Ofsee not laser than 7:45 O'Clock
4. nj, II intended for delivery that
day.
w. n jackson, PostmasteK.
Mexico. No, October IA, 1915.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Sam Black and wife, of Fulton, re-
turned 70 their home after attending
the Missouri Abstracters raeeting in
this city, October II and IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Mrs. y. W. Gregory and Mrs. J. A
Gregory are visiting IN St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

New Burkwheat and Pancake -four
At Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

A cup Of Smith Bros soc Coffee
will start you right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Miss Lutte Pigg, Of vandaIia. is
visiting in Mexico.