Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

Nooid t4Af 8 nuie les man 10 milf
TO the bushei or = fraction over 200
bushels Il the ordinsy town lot He
also brought in a best that weighed
lsz poandS-Martinsburg Oracle.
Thosnss Reed BoicOurt was tie first
farmer IN this vicinity 10 thrssh wheat
this year. He had = acres threshed
out Monday afternooa ard Tuesday
morning that made over 81 bushels
per acre, The wheat was Of a good
quality but was damp and did not
grade as good as it would if thorough
~ dry. His oats threshed out so
bushels to the acre. Jos. Linneman
did the threshing-Nartinsburg Or
acle.
Nolan Huddlestou. three miles
north of Auxvasse, sold two steers,
Saturday, to John W Greed, three
fourths Of a mile northwest of Aux
AAu saAe IN Du'Ahr' NY
hhes hor'heasl Oh AuA'asse. n
cattle were to be weighed up Monday
on Ar' bueAhefs scales at ~ cents
a pound.
hesu DurAs' = rhe owner OF a goca
s0uns stanton ohal Is IN the hands OF
: ( trainer. Inc animal IS a
mex AcDonaid eoiL attraetiVely marx
s., anu VIII pfoDapiy De eAhlDi'eu IN
'hs mreeyeaf-oia classes next sea-
son
n buekner q sons VINO own a
pig Iarm IN Anxsasse vicinity are
leeuihg Ivy mead Oh mules that they
nave Dought IN Auuraln, Boone a
away ana ftoward counties One load
% the nyprlds are Sold M VIII b.
~oeiiserea me last part OF July. IN
'tner ioaa ~hh pe neld Tor inc aug
ust market
MOAN huadleston' three miles north
Oh AuAVasses bought three cows, sat
uraay' from Jake N and John u.
Duckner northeast Of Anxvasse' One
Oh ING cows weighed 40 pounds and
cost mr.. huddleston 4 cents a pound.
ine 2 Two weighed a total q II
> POUNDS ana eost the buyer S9s.5s.
We mac t~eiv horses with a bind
er saturday trying to cut oats on a
we' heid, sald h ". Bratton OF near
hha'on IN oaiiaway county. I'VE
wore une horses out inc cut 10 acres
enarles norman iive miles north
west o. sold two steers to
Noiah fmqdieston' three miles north
u A~uAVasse' Tor sSo' He also sold
hine seOek hogs 70 Mr. huddleston
iOr q total Oh Substitution Gazette.
N. D. Murry' a prominent Hereford
farmer mas W acres OF oats this sea
son mat ne. says rs the best thai ne
mas ' oWned- Sut 70 AT' hurry
mihu the trouble with the crop is that
une ground Is SO wet mat ne has been
aole % cut only a little more than
nan Of IT.
FOOL harrison formerly Of this city
ana a graduate Of Mcmillan was
through Mexico on a motorcycle en-
rou'e 70 FuiVon' friday. lie IS en-
pioyeo oy the Standard Oil Co, and
travels an over the northern and mid
uie part oil the United States.
II =, 4. snyder was seriously in
Jured' wednesday, when a mule he
was treating kicked him in the face,
miiictlng a flesh wound. DR.. Snyder
on the Chas. Shopp farm north
q MeAlco at n time Of the accident
hon. James P. Boyd is starting a
nerd OF Shorthorns on his farm north
Oh Paris lie now has five registered
cows amid several calves, among the
numbe a roar bull not quite nine
months BIC that weighs 760 lbs. 1t
Is oy j. W. Warren's bull, Sybyl's
VINO Is a grandson of the great
onoiee Goods which brought $500
pubic ale when ~ years DID,
Paris Appeal.
Calves are starting off high. Out
near Long Branch J. ". Peck sold 3
mead one O them a heifer, to Milf
at $50 apiece. They
were iate caves at that. Clever Lipp /.
refused $50 apiece for 5 head, two of .
~nien were heifers. D. NJ. slonaker +,
mas = Tor which ne has been offered /
800 each.
Tom Hedden, south of Paris, de- /
llvered a load Of l050-lb., 2-year-old :
steers to Mht Householder last week 3
at Ss.l5. They brought $3.50 at ST. :
LOUIS. hilt is feeding a buch of fancy /
steers at home. :
Judge y u. sutton of Farber re- d
mat the harvest of oats in Far c
Def Is IN progress and is averaging t
loout % bushels 70 the acre. DR.. W. '
Bland thrashed so bushels from a !
ield near VandaIia the first Of the !