Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Stock Notes

was tie high water mark in that Sc
ton Of TIE county.
. Pdse winning Mare Die&
Kansas City, No Dec, S-RsAliEa-
soa, elAssed BY Miss LcslA long as
The second finest horse in her show
stable and mafe a RevelzttcrF me
hrg of the Ling string, is dead Of
pasamaas. Realization was = 8
year-sld bought two years ago at
Torouto. Cna6a.
The nare caught cosd while being
==.ned from New York, where she
wen tie wsldorf esp at the Madison
Square GArasn show. and died 10 days
afor reaching Loagview, r. A. Longs
farm.
William r. Baekner and Walter n.
HArrsoa, noEth Of AuxvSSse, have
gone into the pvre-hred poultry bus
mess They mo.Ored over TO Rich
land church section last week and Sc
cared s~sscasesa ringlst barred rocks
from Mrs. Smith ThonaS-Fult0n
Gazette
Albsrt Burgess sold F. A. Same
bec six hogs this week. They aver
aged 20 pounds and brought safe.
". E. Cunningham. a LaddOnia
stoeknan, bought five mules at stock
saleS IN Fulton, Monday. A pair
Of them were gotten from q farmer
named Boswell for $500, and the 9TH
srs sest him an sEerage Of SOS.
C. E. Lockidge. an Audrain eoun-
'ty mule buyer, got two hybrids at
stock sales Monday, paying Carl Wise
$40 for them-FulDn Gazette.
Lute S. Smith. manager Of the Clay
farm, near Sturgeon, and a former
resident Of Fulton. passed through
this city last week accompanying a
load Of cattle 10 his farm. The load,
which contained G. head Of twc-yesr-
old steers, were bought at 6 X cents
from P. Wan, a stockman Of near
IBERIA, Miller county. In getting the
cattle to Jefferson City, where they
were loaded. Mr.. Smith drove them
81 miles IN two days. He win rough
the steers through the winter-Ful-
ton Gazette.
Lutte S. Smith, a former Callawe-
gian who manages the Col. Green
Clay farm, near Sturgeon, bought a
car load of stock hogs in that county,
during the last week, and shipped
them from Fulton, Wednesday. There
were 1A2 head in the consignment,
and they cost Mr.. Smith 81 cents a
pound.
J. T. johnson has shipped a fine
saddle stallion and jack to Maugeuz,
Porto Rico, which were bought by D.
w. May head Of the government Ag-
ricultural experiment station there.
The stallion was Colonial Rex, two
year-old Rex Mcdonald colt. The
jack was a three-year-old and black.
He received a good price for both.
This is the third fine horse he has sold
in Porto Rico. Two Of them were Rex
Mcdonald colts and one a Forest
King.
London and Worren, of Tennessee,
were here Thursday, and with B. R.
Middleton bought thirty s-year-old
mare mules from Bill Keene. Mr..
Worren has been a customer of B. R.
Middleton for seven years.
S. D. Stocks has traded his pretty
home on the Boulevarde to ]. L. Mil
Ter, Of CAN'T, for a farm. Mr.. Miller
viii not move to this city until in the
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Stocks viii
continue to live on the property until
March. The Ledger takes pleasure
in welcoming Mr.. Miller and his fam.
lily to Mexico. The Stocks property
is one of the incest in south Mexico.
10000 at Carrollton Round-Up
/, Carrollton, Mo-, Dec. liter
!, thousand persons attended the an
nnal roundup Thursday. Exhibits
were made by 40 schools. A big corr
show, the largest in the State, a bis
Sunday school convention and lee
lures by a dozen educators were at
5 fractions.
' $4,000 Gov Breaks Record.
E Buffalo. N. Y, Dee. 1L-Lad,
) Pontiac Johanna, a COW valued a
$4,000, has just broken the world
record for butter production by yield
ing 65s pounds Of milk in one week
from which was made Al s1-10i
pounds Of butter. This eclipses TIL
I former butter record by 5h pounds
: Election is Called.
: Marshall, Mo-, Dec. 1.-THE sa
e line County Court has called a spec
q III VI
! ial election to vote on the sl,31O,00l
! bond issue to macadamize 1872 mile.
!. Of road in the county. The election
win be held Wednesday, January 10
: Columbia, No, Dec. 13.-Missouri'