Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-03
Stock Notes

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Mr. johnson has saved 6fty-zs
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Those sheep reported To Be boazhs
from s P. Carter b. Cal j. 7. JOhn-
s1n wers really boaght By W v.
Johnson There were 5ZT IN the aOek
and we're contracted for April 18th.
They were IN the Consignment with
which Billy johnson topped the ST.
Louis market, Wedsesd2y.
L c. Reed. who lives On tie Add
side Of the line, north Of Haston,
delivered three big mules ia Fulton
Saturday to J. I'D Moore. Of Guthrie.
getting s2sT-5o apiece fer them. Ore
of the brutss is three years old, and
other two are : year older. The
animai ser choice specimens, sch
As Ar. Reed likes 70 use and Mr..
Moore likes to buy.
Wheeler Cant sold the 100 head Of
lambs be has had On the Ne
place, south Of Paris, to Dea-
Fer 4 smizer Tuesday at S cents a
He delivered 10 head Of them
tuesday that averaged "a pounds.
The rest will be delivered between
BOW and the 10th Of June.
Sam Morris Is horne from Jefferson
City. where he bougtt n r.r4a.s nF
WOOL.
Alfred Klein, who has bought wheat
Mokane, in Galloway county. for
Tesra has contracted for about 5000
Of this years. crop at prices
angling from 81 to sI-10.
Ebert Sapp, who lives near Ne
3aiHs killed q e-foot black snake last
geek- The reptile had been living On
.urkey eggs for several days. and was
aught in the nest, being too fat to
make his getaway.
Ed Daughtery Of Columbia, who has
farm near Hallsville, planted alfalfa
Nth his wheat the past fall and
laims as q result that there is not a
hiDeh bug OF a Hessisn fly in the
field He says that Iegumes
TAINTED with wheat viii protect the
rop from the bugs and flies.
l. e Ra-aer, a ginseng grower Of
he Harrisburg neighborhood, Boone
has dug and is drying 100
'oands Of ginseng roots One hun
ired pounds Of root will dry about Is
'oands- The market price Of ginseng
cot Is around $ per pound. It might
profitable to Boone county farm
rs to cultivate this commodity to a
anger extent.