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GOrreipunoenten4 nidt piinftIih oOer
nnrcgeImaFig erbaIteu, iinO gebetrn,
Der Office 0aD0n per SeIepbOH uoeF
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
MOLINE

Mesdames Andrew Cauthorn and
Herod Hopkins and little daughter
spent several days last week, the
guests Of Mrs. Homer Fry of Perry
Miss Leota Weaver returned home
Wednesday from a few days visit with
relatives of Mexico and near Benton
City--R. L. Heller and Will Shuttle
were in Kansas City last Week.-Mrs.
Lillian Bybee is the guest Of Mexico
relatiyes.-Mrs. James Duncan of
Auxvasse was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Duncan last week.-O. l..
Woods after a short visit in this
neighborhood left for Nebraska,
Thursday.-Mrs. R. L. Heller and
daughter were guests of Mrs. R. S.
Montgomery of Mexico and attended
the revival Thursday night.-Lon
WHITEWATER is moving to the CLAY
property, known as the Billy Weaver
place-Mrs. Wade Woods of Gala
way is the guest of her father and
sister, DIR. and Miss Duncan.-George
Nicholson visited his parents in CAL
laway a few days recently.-Mrs. L.
Patterson of Texas is the guest of
James Dudley and wife this week.
John Heller and family were guests
of j. f. Blum and wife of Mexico Fri
day.-Bob Heller and wife and Mr..
Lee and family and Gladys Crump
were Sunday guests of r. l.. Heller
and family.--Mrs. John Cawthorn and
children were guests of Miss Leota
Weaver Saturday.-Mrs. John Trim.
BILE Of Montgomery is the guest of
Mrs. Harry Heizer-J. Z. Blum and
wife and Mrs. R. S. Montgomery and
daughters were guests Of John Heller
and family Sunday--Clyde Marshal
has moved from Mrs. Tanners prop.
erty in Moline to the Morgan place
east Of Milono.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
20 Years Ago.

Frank Beagles, of Worcester was
seriously i'll.
Twin boys were born 10 Mr.and Mrs.
Appleman, Of Sailing.
Mrs. J. ". Luckie, of near Mexico,
fell and broke her thigh.
DIR. c. A. Ramsay was home from a
visit with relatives in Canada.
Miss Celia Norris, of this city, was
attending business college in Kan
sas City.
William H. Hanger. who lived south
Of Mexico, moved to Fresno, Calf,
to reside.
John Payne,of this eity,accidentally
shot himself through the foot with a
rife.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weaver were
very i'll with pneumonia at their homo
north of Mexico.
The new residence Of Mrs. Eugenia
Campbell, two miles southwest of
Vandalia, burned.
New telegraph boards and operat.
ing tables were put in at the station
Mr.. Catterton was operator.
Seven or eight tramps broke into 1
number Of stores at Vandalia. j. E
Elzea and V. L. Brashears, of thii
city, yer tied and robbed of theii
money; NJ. T. V~andegraft of Mexic'
was treated in the same way. He wa:
relieved of s120 in money and a dia
mond shirt stud.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
10. 20 AND 80 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK.
30 Years Ago.

Charley Houston sold his resi-
dence in Mexico for $500.
S. W. Davis was buying mules and
shipping them south.
Al Campbell and Mrs. Hart, both
Of Mexico, were issued a marriage
license.
Miss Emma Kunkel, of Mexico, and
Mr.. Cowen of Ashley, Mo, were mar
ried.
1t was stated in the Ledger that
during the past winter there had been
20 SHOWS making in all 46h inches.
Phillip Bauer, of Fulton, opened q
tailor shop in this city.
David Barnes and Lavina Hadsell.
both of Audrain county were married
in this city.
Cy Clark and Joe Potts purchased a
fine Cleveland bay stallion from al
Illinois mar for $500.
J.. W. Plunkett was arranging tc
move to Leavenworth, Kas., to take
charge of L. Philips store.
The salaries of the postmasters III
Audrain county were: Mexico, ST..
500; Vandalia, S661.72; Msrtinsburg
s337.47; Benton City, $145.10; Lad.
donia, $499.45; Farber, s2s5.25; Rush
Hill, s176.55; Worcester, $3.50
Youngs GREGG, s3s.72; Modoc, s10.s2;
Moline. s17.6s; Progress. 1885,
Thompson, s9i84; Rowe, 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
BURKE ITEMS.

Miss Ada Crum a former teacher at
Burke is visiting her sister, Mrs. v.
H. Ofutt-J. W .Fishburn has rented
his farm 3 miles north west of Con-
cord to Earl Huff.-Curtis Pryor
bought a hog at the Scholl sale for
sl4.5O-Ray Fishburn bought a load
of straw at the Atchison sale.-Hen-
derson & Gilmore shipped a car of
mules to st. Louis.-The people of
Burke district are dragging the roads.
Mrs. Harry Henderson visited her
father, DR., Wood in Fulton last week.
Several from Burke District attend
ed the Crum & Allison sale.-David
Crum is going to move to the jackson
& Johnson farm-Harry Householder
and wife and Mrs. Kistler visited J. NJ.
Sims.-We will miss ". A. Willing
ham and family from our midst.
/. Van Note intends to move to his
farm by Fry School house soon.-C.
I. McElroy is suffering from rheuma-
tism and neuralgia. W. Fishburn
Is moving to a farm neal Earle. C.
Lawrence had VIII Pryor saw a nice
pile Of wood Fr:day-Noble Hite and
wife attended the banquet at Aux
vase Friday night.-Noble Lawrence
bought a nice horse from Lawrence &
Henderson.-Will Pryor bought a hog
Of c. c. Lawrence.-Mrs. J. E. Hol.
man is quite ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Audrain County
Agricultural Bureau
Headquarters Mexico, Missouri
E. w. RUSK, County Farm Commissioner

nate just as 0 o as possible. We
don't want to use serum except when
absolutely necessary. The sanitary
WY is the cheaper way.
In case you need help along this
line don't hesitate to call upon this Of
fee. If it is necessary to vaccinate,
the only expense to you will be the
cost of serum and whatever expense
is incurred in getting it here from Col
umbia which on an average amounts
to about one cent per dose. The first
cost of serum is 80 cents per dose,
thus making the total expense to the
user 81 cents. This amount will vac
cinate an 80 pound shoat if there is
no sickness in the herd. If there is
sickness in the herd it is advisable to
increase the dose about one fifth -
one fourth.
The College of Agriculture feels
that it is its business to do all in its
power to prevent and control contag-
ious diseases such as hog cholera.
It is because of this fact that the col
lege advises its representatives, the
Farm Advisers or County Agents, to
do this work.
! am hoping we will be able before
long TO put on an efficient Anti-Hog
Cholera Campaign in cooperation
with the College. If the people Of
the county will cooperate in this pro.
ject it will prove the most efficient
means toward controlling this disease
II is probably best to wait until the
roads are somewhat improved before
this project is undertaken. Keep it in
mind however and be sure TO attend
one of the meetings when the cam.
paign is put on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
WESTERN AuDRAIN.

Born, to the wife of Frank Newman
a son.--At the Frank Swinney sale,
calves sold for $25, one COW for $75,
one mule $115 and a mare brought
s65.-At the Chas. Burkeye sale, a
jersey COW brought s91, a pair of
mules 1926, pair Of mule colts $95,
one FLY $40, fence posts sold for II
TO l3 cents.-W. H. Pollard is haul
ing corn from Newt. Burkeye at zoe.
Miss Cora Phelps Of Centralia, clos
ed a very successful school at No.6,
last Friday. The usual program was
rendered and a basket dinner was en-
joyed-Mrs. Lizzie White sold 1900
bushels Of corn TO s. Palmer for 75c.
IT. b. Robinson sold q thoroughbred
spotted Poland gilt to st. Joseph for
$40.-Miss Emma Doyle has return
ed to her home near Middle Grove,
after closing her school near Renick.
Roy Hawkins sold a stack of hay
for $40 and shucked corn, delivered
for 75c TO t. b. R~obinson.-J. G. White
Of Muskogee, Ok, visited relatives
here this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
THOMPSON.

Mrs. B. Z. Schroeder is visiting in
Bowling Green where she expects to
stay a week-Ralph King departed
with a car of household goods We'd
nesday for Wyoming, Illinois. Sorry
to see Mr.. King leave but wish him
much success in Wyoming, Ill.-Wal-
ter Weatherford's sale was well at
tended. Everything brought good
prices. After the sale Mr.. Weather
ford entertained his many friends
with a social hop. Mr.. Weatherford
and family will leave in a few days
for Montana.-E. P. Robinson's sale
was well attended Friday. Mr.. Robin
son is undecided just where he will
locate at present.. d. and Turner
Pulls, route carriers, took a rest
Monday on account of holiday. The
roads being very bad the rest is much
enjoyed.-Mrs. Elmer Lowell e re-
turned home Sunday after q weeks
visit with her mother in st. Louis
Mr.. Joe Considine of Elgn, Kansas,
is expected home this week-Considine
and Bonsal received a car of corr
from Omaha, Neb, Saturday.-Sever-
al from here went to Mexico Saturday
night and Sunday to hear Evangelist
Burch. All report his sermon the
best ever heard.-Wheeler Cant has q
car of seed oats en- route from Kan.
sas City to be here about Thursday
0rville Melahn Of Laddonia has moved
to the Dick Carter farm near here
The Prairie Pipe Line Company i.
daily unloading shipments at thi,
point, preparatory TO building new
pipe line which will be here about
March 15th.-W. NJ. Thompson ha,
moved to his farm IL mile south
He with the assistance Of Mr.. Aller
will still run his shop and hardware
store.-Elmer Lovelace, Chicago &
Alton agent here, reports the road
doing a tremendous business with 80
to SO trains passing this place daily
Wheeler Cant was in Centralia Sat.
urday on business. d. Pulls visit.
ed his mother in Mexico Sunday
Contractors Hoover Bros, and Mont,
Jones have the warehouse of h. Z
Pearl just about finished and it is +,
dandy.-Selby Beard has come bacl
to Thompson and is working fol
Wheeler Cant at present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Roy Wright of Columbia, visited
in our vicinity the first Of the week
A number of the farmers got their
seed oats, which were shipped into
Benton City last week.-We are sorry
TO have our good roads spoiled. A
good many went 70 town the last Of
the week and the roads were in fine
condition.-Rev. Frank Mitchell Of
Keytesville, has received an unani-
nous vote for a call to the p~astorate
Of the Benton City church.-A good
many families have either moved or
expect TO move this week@George
Kellerhal has moved his family 10
Benton City and his former home will
be occupied by a MIR. Dudley-Craig
Beckley expects TO move TO Auxvasse.
Mr.. Alex Okey and Mr.. Frank Okey
with their families expect 10 move
10 Galesville, Illinois. Mr.. S. P. Gar
yer who has resided in Benton City
the past four years expects to move
back to the farm while his % c. A.
Carver who has occupied the farm
viii move to La Sale, III. Rowland
Cruise and wife will soon move to
Rippey Iowa.-Miss Ella May Watts
who became the wife of Hubert Hol-
brook Wednesday, Feb. Gath, has late
ly been given wo'miscellaneous show
ers by her friends. About two weeks
ago the Bell Dramatic Club, Of which
both Of the young folks are members,
gave them a shower at the home Of
Thos. Harlow. On Monday the Ladies
Aid of which Miss Ella is a member
decided to hold a special meeting and
insisted on the presence Of the bride
to-be. Amid much merriment the
shower was given and Miss Ella was
assured of the esteem and goodwill of
her many friends. Both Of these
young people are very popular in
church and social circles and we are
glad their future home viii be near
us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
AuxYAssE

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Har1s.
rejoicing over the birth of =
little daughter, who appeared h
night-Miss Doris Dudley from
din College and Miss Ermip.
Horn. from William Woods ..
spent Sunday here, with their M
The Christian Endeavor n
George Washington social her,l
day night. Contributions went
Belgian suferers.--The North !
way Commercial Clubs Banqu.|
day night was a great ~sueceal
sides a musical programme Rev
lace, Mexico;M essrs. B ,LOal
Baker and Cave Of Fulton, ead !
able speeches.-Mrs. Z. B. Cal
and two daughters, Misses Cess.
Patty came out from Fulto, I,
friends this week.-Born, to Y,
Mrs. Wells Lazear, Monday \
22nd, a fine boy-Mrs. Chas. II
was hostess to the Tuesday eli
week.-In the case of Gibbs A,
Buckner, which was tried her 7
day over a 40c bail of straw
was destroyed by Buekner's ed
decided in favor of Gibbs. nj
for the bail of of straw was
over $4,000, when they finish
court.-Will Lee of Mexico ws|
this week buying horses and !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
10 Years Ago.

Mrs. Oscar Lewis died at the home
of her father, Horace Mundy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Booeg-
er, a son.
R. Lee McFadin died at the Plant
ers Hotel in this city.
Miss Lizzie Bolts, of this city, died
Of pneumonia.
The date for the City Democratic
Primary was set for March End.
NJ. p Ashworth, station agent al
Darlington since the South Branch
was built died from general debility
The electric light franchise carried
by a vote of Isl to IA.
Hogs we're selling at $500 anc
steers at $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Prevent Hog Sickness.

We would have much less hog sick
ness If we would use every precaution
which is practicable to keep the hogs
healthy. Keep the beds dry and clean
them occasionally. Make the sleep
ing ~quartersand feeding quartersmore
sanitary by the frequent use of slack
ed lime. Feeding balanced rations
makes the gains more economical, as
well as contributing to the health Of
the hogs. Keep hogs free from lice,
by the use of some dip-crude oil or
kerosine emulsion are good.Keep them
free from worms by keeping the fol-
lowing mixture before them in dry
places:
"Anti-Hog Cholera Campaign Pow
der"
Glauber Salts BIB.
Sal Soda BIB.
Copperas BIB.
Common Salt 3ib.
Sulphur lib.
Charcoal 5ib.
If your hogs are badly infested
with worms it will probably be best
to rid them of the worms in the fol-
lowing way: keep hogs off feed for
IL hours, then give in slop, preferably
milk, 8 grains santonin and 4 grains
calomel per 100 pounds live weight,
Dose S or 6 head at once e~non viii
get too great an over dose. Keep of
feed another IL hours. After they are
free from worms keep them free by
using above mixture as directed
When Cholera gets too near, q
just as soon as it gets started in yout
herd, the best thing to do is to vacci.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
STORY OF GERMANS
VICTORY IS TOLD
Germaa General STAG Say Over I0o.,
eee Russians We're Captured In
Big Battle.
ALLIES sLACKEN IN THE WEST
Offensive Has Been Abandoned Until
The Armies Are Fully Prepared,
Is Report

Berlin, Feb. 24th-Thas Germsnys
victory over The Russian forces in the
battle Of Mazurian Lakes in East
Prussia is the greatest Of the war
seems to be proven by the large num-
Der Of prisoners taken by the victors.
The German general army head
quarters announced, February Is,
that $1,000 Russians had been cap
tured in the battle Of the Mazurian
Lakes in East Prussia. Tuesday the
capture Of 10000 more prisoners was
announced bringing up the total to
more than 100000 men, and including
seven generals. More than 800 Rus
sian cannon are said to have been
taken by the Germans.
London, Feb. 24-In the west the
Allies again have stayed their often
sive, which had as its object the re-
heving Of the pressure on Russia.
The belief in military circles here is
that Russia has been able to check the
Austro-German offensive operations
at either end Of the long line, and that
therefore the necessity no longer ex-
listed for the Allies to make their ef-
fort before they were fully prepared.
Fighting is going on along Writ
ually the entire Russian front but
the reports Of the general STATS give
little or no information of the pro-
gress of the campaign. The Russians,
who have been strongly REINFORCED
since their defeat in East Prussia,
have reached their prepared positions
between the fortresses of the prov
inces of Kovna, Wilma and Grodna and
are offering strong resistance 10 the
Germans, who are greatly hampered
by the conditions of the roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Attention Orchard Me,,

In order to reach and talk to the
orchard men of north Boone county
and southern Audrain, DR.. J. C. Whit
ten, professor of Horticulture at the
University of Missouri, will spend
Saturday afternoon, March 6, in the
orchard of Omar D. Gray's farm 4
miles south of C~entralia, and will
show the best methods of pruning
spraying and caring for fruit trees.
All interested are invited to be pres.
ent. Tell your neighbors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
NORTH EAGLE.

we are having bad weather, cold
and fiustery. Rivers are up.-W. M.
Brown and wife spent Sunday with
r. w. ,McFadin and family.-Rev.
Iomlln filled his regular appointment
at Santa Fe Sunday.-Mr. Strotber
underwood died at his home in Rush
Hill Sunday morning of paralysis. He
was buried at Littleby Methodist
church Monday.-E. W. McFadin and
son were Mexico visitors Saturday.
John Young delivered hogs to Mexico
Monday'-People r busy moving
from n place to another.-Wbeat
looks fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Eield Rrns.' Mare Wins

Virginia Field, owned by Field
Bros, of this city won second in a
race at Juarez, Mexico, Monday. The
betting was Is to l, 6 to 1 and 2 to /.
The Field boys have a number of good
ones and winning their share at
Juarez.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

For Every Breeders Gazette that
goes through the Post Office, except
exchange, someone pays $1.OO. If you
wish to renew, Prone S. P. Emmons.
you "a pay when you come to town.
The greatest paper of it's kind. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Mcmillan Won Debate.

The Mcmillan Debating Team com
posed Of Charles Wright and Alan
Coatsworth defeated the team Of
Palmyra High School at Palmyra.
Friday evening. The debate was on
the minimum wage question. This
makes two straight victories for Nc
MILAN on this question.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Executors Notice

Notice is hereby given that
testamentary upon the esai
R. P. TINSLEY, Deceaa
have been granted the undeI
by the Probate Court of 4
County, Missouri, bearing dat
ruary %, 1915. All persons |
claims against said estate are n
to exhibit them to me for all,
within six months after date I
Letters or they may be en-
from any benefit of such esas
if such claims be not exhibits
in one year from the time Of til
LEGATION of this notice, they 81
forever barred.
F. NJ. Tinsley, w. S. Geary Exc
First publication Feb. rs, 1915
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
Fred Roberts, Home Burned.

The home of Fred Roberts a hall
mile south of Bethel church, south Of
Mexico, was destroyed by fire Tues.
day afternoon. Almost all of the fur.
niture and other household goods were
lost. The origin of the fire has not
been learned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Thomas Asbury who works for the
Prairie Pipe Line Co, was seriously
injured internally, Monday, while
lifting a heavy pipe. He was brought
to his home in this city where he is
! some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Z. A. Lawrence Of the Ringo is laid
up on account Of having stuck a need
lie in his foot. While the injury is
very painful, it is not thought 70 be
dangerous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25
For Two Weeks

We will give free with each cook
stove sold a nice set of aluminium. L.
Roy Ferris. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Mrs. Douglas Mellhany has return
ed TO her home at Santa Fe after a
visit with relatives in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan, after a pleas
ant visit in Mexico, has returned 10
her home in Fulton, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. bearing are
home from Kansas City where they
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j, G. Trmble,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

). P. Emmons u Son will sell a lot
Of good short-horn bulls at Mexico,
March 10th. Write for catalog. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Howard of Moo
erly are in Mexico the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Estil McDouough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Roy Creassy has returned to st.
Louis after a short visit with his
father, Mason Creasey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

D. l. Williams and John Barclay
are home from a delightful trip to
81, Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Miss Mildred Cooper, of Hannibal
spent Sunday with her father, the
Rev j. j. Cooper in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

John b. Graham returned to Jefer-
son City, Monday, where he is post
master Of the Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

'ergil Ryan, Of Fulton, was in
Mexico, Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Robert Robertson was owe from
Fulton to spend Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Better To Be Safe Than Sorry"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

Nash