Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Tbs bsgEest prlce paid 10 q genera
s5oa, II rot m al the hiztory of Mea-
roe county, for fas cattle win te pzid
fer the drose Jas Young. Jr-. IA spw
fniehing Up On his farm southwest u
Paris TheS were contracted to A.
c. Desyer several wsesx ago At
sie.Zs. weighed On Nr. Yoeng's own
scales, for The latter part 81 this
month. The steers viii be monsters
iA size 81 well as in the price tbey
bring. their owner guessing then In
the neighborhood u 1860 pounds.
There are twenty eight head in the
iot They win be shipped from HoIli-
day. Lniesa there u material ad-
vance IN the market The buyer win
lose heavily On This deal,--Psrfs Ap-
peal
Eyes. I'm building up herd Of DER
seys along with my full blood Here
fords ard ] will teIl you Why said
George Hall of Monroe county. to the
Paris Appeal THE Jerseys or any
other good milk COW, for that matter.
viii connect you with piece Of
money two or three times a week.
Times like we hare been having, when
most people were borrowing the
nsoney they were spending, il has been
fine 10 take cream 70 town twice q
wesk and 20 home with snug bunch
81 money IL your pocket. ] bought .
separator, Of course. II gets more
cream out Of the milk and saves the
wosnan q lot Of hard work. Funny
that more psople dOat buy separators
ard tBrn to dairying on small scaie
neE ian't itz1
PoselI & R0betrs zold the following
gentlemen butcher stuff this week:
Royal Bradley head; r. M- Moore,
one head and L. A. BeIlamy two head.
Sheep prices remain on q high level.
Il books ike everybody iz wanting 10
boy aheep--eyen the fellows who said
fhey wouldn't be able to look sheep
70 the face II the tariff wac taken
from wool a Howard county farmer
says he has been offered 50 head for
) ii u breeding ewes.
A suecelsful woman farmer is Ars
iEerndon. Borfh Of CentraIia, who put
up 100 tors of hay from rs acres. She
has f65 acres of fine corn and il
fseding IS head u cattle fof the
Christmas market.
.Gone eofp gp my way viii make
1g barrels 70 The acre. and some will
mzke abopt one barrel said ). w.
Riageway, " near Cenualia. He was
II the county seat Monday on his way
home after having spent Sunday with
bis sons who are operating the home
place near Easley this year
JEFF Woods. one Of the biggest stock
dealers in Galloway county, has moved
e The John x. Brown property, in
south Mexico, and win make his home
in this city. The Ledger joins the
people of Mexico IN welcoming Mfr.
Woods and his family 70 his city.
Ernest 0ppenlander, farmer IN the
Oregon district has finished threahing
the wheat crop from thirty-fiyc acrcs.
II averaged thirty-two and one-half
bushels 70 the acre.
II the John VIII Hall garden is a
young pear tree in full bioors--aa un-
Eeard Of thing for q pear tree to be
doing ct this season Of The year.--Lib-
erty Advance.
A. II Lee Is still the Tomato King"
u Lafayette county according to the
Odessa Democrat. Sixty tomatoes
from Mr. Lees garden this season
weighed ninety pounds, an average Of
ono snd one-hillf pounds each. Two
"A shene t'nnasoes weighed neaply
four pounds apiece.
a Ag orchard condsting Of one tree
Is shs property Of q cass county man
Who has just harvested his twentieth
biennial crop. The tree for the last
ten years. has yielded from three to
four huahels of fruit . year.