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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
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nx--4zs ssAe z-e<& City Attor-
M nsrsa T. H&<r~on win report
uns 4nz Asfre hs next regular
mnr
sEass< psy aProinund coanelilmen
Aa1a and Johnson to ak the eCuT-
. esasS - pisee a large N light on
~ 8s-x Il he Court House. Judge
AK Carter. when asked concerning
=atser al the time Of the light
sseedon. said that he was IN favor Of
ax eouusy furnishing certain lights,
Z X was possible according 70 law TO
b 50.
he following petitioners asked for
~ extension Of the water main IN
anrsh Washington street; Sam Nor
Z ". Kent L N. White. J. F
LhxxRyn, president Of the Library
Beard. s Z. Garrett P. ~ ShCush,
y. z Crockett, Mrs. D. l. Maths
Ms C. L Ferris and Mrs. C. 7. Eth
rsaee On the motion Of Councilman
johnson the matter was tabled for the
present
The city assessor reported only w
dogs ia Mexico. The council believ-
ing that there are more CANNES in the
city has instructed Mayor Dry to ap-
point a dog catcher with all the Gus
somary powers. When appointed TINS
ofhciAl win receive twenty-five cents
q head for all dogs turned in.
Judge Lewis reported bills, to the
amount Of s61.9S, which were allowed.
The shoe factory was ordered to put
q trap in the west Liberty 1--WE to
keep IT from clogging up from the ref
use from the factory. Wabash cleo
t~rieians received the Power Co., figures
on the lights to be placed at the rail
way crossings and said they would
report before the next meeting Of ths
council. The street and alley com
mittse was ordered to dispose Of tho
street roller which is no longer
needed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
d is PATCHED.

Glasgow, Scotland, Jan. PA re,
markable surgical operation has been
successfully performed on a wounded
soldier at Sunderland hospital.
While at the front a piece Of shrap-
mel struck him on the head, dislodging
a piece Of bone. The surgeons took
strips Of bone from the patients shin
and fitted them into the cavity which
was three by four and a half inches.
The new bone knitted with that Of the
skull and the patient rapidly recov-
cred. He is now going about in high
spirits, and, barring a yea on the
head which his hair is covering, shows
no sign Of the injury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
Mckinley SYSTEM WILL
CONNECT WITH LOCAL ROAD7

A4A11[
Fulton, Nc. January 1s--The Nc
RlnIey system, the proposed House
man system and the Mexico and San
"a Fe Traction Company r three
interests expected to develop electric
roads in this section OF the state In
the spring. The Mexico and Santa
Re co. recently extended its line 10
Santa Fe, and has plans now for ex-
tensicfE into Galloway and Monroe
counties. Financial difficulties ham
pered the officials OF the read in the
past after a splendid start in build
ing an interurban system, and the
directors hope to get ample capital
this year for extensions. The House
man line is to come from KeokukI
Ia, through North Central Missouri
to Jefferson City. The promoters re-
Gently said the road had been lnan-
ced. Jefferson City is to be the pres
ent southern terminus, and it viii
give Missouri its first real north and
south line.
The Mckinley system is reported
to have purchased sixty acres of lant
on the Illinois side of the Mississippi
River across from Hannibal. It il
said this location is to be used FOL
electric line shops. Mckinley anc
his associates are reported to b,
planning an extension from Spring
field TO Hannibal, and then On to JET
ferson City, where the Mckinley cor
poration owns the city system and
small interurban line into Callawa.
county. The line between the tw'
state capitals, 1t is believed. is to b
the beginning Of an extensive inter
urban system in Missouri, patterneI
after the one in Illinois.
Chicago Close:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
SANTA FE.


J. B. Bates shipped a load of cat
tie to st. Louis Wednesday. - c. G.
Lucas and wife, N. A. Dull and wife,
Mrs. J. n. Bishop and son, Wallace,
and Mrs. r. A. Hanger were guests Of
Mrs. Matte Moore, Wednesday. = ".
L. Bybee shipped a load Of hogs to
St Louis, Wednesday, N. A.. Dull
and wife, G. C. Lucas and wife, and
Mrs. ]. N. Bishop were guests Of the
formers brother, J. N. Dull, and
daughter, Miss Nan, Thursday. -
Mrs. Emma E. Cain. Of Hannibal, the
District Deputy of the Rebekah lodges
OF Hannibal district, installed the fol-
lowing officers of the Santa Fe Rebek-
ali Lodge No. 81, Thursday evening:
Mrs. verna Bolts, N. G.; Miss Ida
Wilkerson, v. g.; Miss Lulu Heekart,
Rec. Sec; Miss Ellie Drake, Fin. Sec;
Mrs. Lucretia Hanger, Treas; Miss
Gertrude Davis, Warden; Miss Leila
Davis, Con-; Mrs. Susie Heekart,
Chap; Mrs. Lizzie Hendricks, r. s. v.
G. Mis- 5 Isabel Wilson, L. s. v. G.;
Mrs, Belle Wilson, r S. N. G. - J. B,
Bates and w. L. Bybee returned from
st. Louis, Friday. Corbin Key re-
turned to Mommoth, Ill, Saturday
after a few days visit with relatives.
His sister, Miss Mamie. accompanied
him to Mexico hiss Bessie Davis
was the guest Of Miss Leta Bybed
Sunday. The Rev. Du~nkleburger
filled his appointment at the Christian
church Sunday morning and evening
~ J. N. DuIl sold a team of horses tc
T. E. Hendricks, Monday for 1910.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
GERMANY NON Has SHOES
MADE WITHOUT LEATHER


A9 ~ nanny n M ~
Daher zeauF p-un AS <z-
M n ne has 1Aa gses1lur < farm
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
RoWENA.

The members Of the Rowena Mu-
tual Telephone Company have been
busy repairing the lines and poles
where the sleet has caused great dam
age, and are getting good service UNI
der present conditions. - W. L. Bur-
nett, the little four year old son Of
Ara L. Burnett, who has been sick, is
some better. - L. S. Fuller delivered
t~hirty-one head Of hogs to A. C. Deave
Of Paris, at $685. per hundred, on
Thursday 20. t. P. Kirkland sold
some hogs to be delivered in C~entralia
this week, at $500 per hundred.
j. W. Sageser says he would not adj
wise any y to be taking baths in the
backwater in the winter, as he has
had some experience in this line dur
ing the last high water, when he was
out driving with two ministers last
Saturday evening. - C. J. Tanzey and
family, Of Monroe County, spent Sun
day with A. P. wager and family.
DR.. Neugent, Of Tulip, reports diph-
iberia at Harry Shoots. Mrs. j..
G. Madison is very sick with pneu-
monia. Mabel Clyne, the daughter
Of w. j. Clyne. is threatened with
pneumonia. - J. NJ. Van and wife,
Edd Forbis and family and Roy Vance
and family were the guests Of W. M.
Ware and family, Saturday. Mrs.
Hugh Peck has been spending a few
days with her husbands parents Of
Paris. - Brother Abrem filled his reg
ular appointment at Antioch, Sum
day. - Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sageser en-
tertained Brother Abrem and Brother
Miller, Saturday night. Miss Ollie
Leach, who has been sick for some
time, is on the mend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
10, 20 AND 30 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK
80 Years Ago.

81 a ago.
T. and G. Turner were conducting
a store at Sailing P. o.
Urban Weimer acted as interpreter
in the case Of State of Missouri VS..
Hellf6rd Heliford, who was an Aus
trian.
Mrs. E. ]. Turner was recovering
from illness.
Mrs. D. Householder, of Audain
county, was severely injured by being
thrown from a sleigh.
Geo. Fiar anrd Miss Matte Rice
were married at Laddonia.
A carriage shop next to the home
of B. B. Runkle, was destroyed by
fire.
Lewis Uzzcll and Robert Force were
badly injured in a coal mine at Rush
Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
ATxvASSE

E EnE Nrx Ck3rses Dadley invited
IN 3 W yuznw mzzrsad people, Sat-
-zy esezizg ~ ryiEs the game Of
Ra- D. NrC q Fulton, was
here SztzranF un professional bUsi-
HESS Frx Baker attended his
rzza9s f1ezzl At White COad
C-rh tins pz4 ws Mrs Sim
rnszz WIG VAS parzlyzed ass week Is
zah better. John Yates and wife
hzre as their guests, Mrs. Yates Of
wdEzmsharx. yohz Ward Tyler
xh1 Vas operated on IN Fulton last
we, Is dang nicely = The Kemper
sale. Tuesday, was ore Of the best
sakx srer beld in the county. = Over
felt and Atkinson shipped a a Of
hogs Monday. - VIII Yates purchased
six large mules hear Fulton. last week.
- Baekner's store rooms are being
improved for the occupancy Of Hen
derson and Roods hardware store. =
The stork has been especially generous
to our village this the new year and
also new month. by leaving a dainty
little lady at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
W. r. (Bus) Buekner and a sturdy
son with Mr. and Mrs. Fete Thomas
Both little strangers were born Satur-
day, Jan. q. Misses Nell and Floy
Harrison are the guests Of relatives ir
Mexico. Mrs. John Yates, Mrs
Hume, and Mrs. A. x. Adams wer'
Mexico shoppers, Monday. - Mrs. Es
til Martin was hostess Of the Tuesday
Club this week. = obie Wright is i'm
proving his large store room on Main
Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27


st. PAD P9neeg. Mrs. Saz- H.
whaa the Esy0TszN War beran Mr.
and Mrk Wei L@HaE NJ D1axig, Ger
rapy, had tnsHe aoza tn ae German
army Max LzwA, E yeaxt ed. q Les
lenaut. Ber5amin Leran- q prfTn&e. 80
years ID ari A6dyh Levin, q Ees-
.te1ant = yezz bid
SHORTLY alter tire beeznnirg If The
par word rszoe 10 dhem Azt thesr
ei6eE soz e TIE army had bsea
Killed Then wsaf LeEan sent his ngr
ASex n years d. 10 the frs1t Soon
Addpa Levin was sent 70 = hospital
EouD6sd Thea me father sent hil
sou, G~sstay, 20 PEARS cd. to ths
srmy
Les nlsn . nonh ago be received
zors tEzt cssszs also had besn killed
Tas@ wsa LeEA gseTes baeznss be
IA 70 nerx s9zz a. hans 70 fgs ard
szg 81 YezvT 81 rgas ret 20.
The 1zg Eewazg the Eess q Gas-
txssa Ssz tie ~ nszz d Ser
gz srrzuerz ard SISTER Of the Levin
srgzers live IN AmerSea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

e. L. Cubbs and Miss Vera McCune,
both Of Vandalia, were married here,
James H. Starr, Of Audrain county
had 37s head Of Western yearIings
that sold at s6.25.
Pete Erdel, Jr., bought the Feutz
property and stock of hardware at
Rush Hill.
Promenade street was paved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
New suits FiIed-Mareh Term.

A. L. Cleveland VS.. Luke Penn, on
note.
Joel A. Headington VS.. Susan Wood
ward, ct al, partition.
William G. Sims vs.. Unknown heirs
Of Malinda Sullivan ct al, quiet title.
r. N. Young ct al VS. Elizabeth Full
lerton ct al, partition.
The Western siIo Co, VS.. John Kni-
fel, on note.
John r. Knight VS.. Anna May
knight, divorce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
u SHIPS SUNK N MONTH.

Berlin. Jan 24-The Overseas News
Agency Saturday gave cut the fol-
Iowing:
Competent German authorities state
that during the month Of December
twenty-four ships. among which were
one Britiah auxiliary cruiser and TIVE
British transports, with . total ton
mage Of I04.5sI, were destroyed b. The
aIIies feete.
Reliable reports about ships des-
troyed b. mines and collisions are still
lacking, and the real losses therefore
are superior. The total win not be
Iesz thar 10000 tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
HOLLENsyILLE.

Mrs. Clyde Moore and little daugh-
ter Vera, recently visited in Kansas
City. = J. w. Sharp Of Brunswick is
here looking after his farm. Mr..
Sharp has one of the finest farms in
this part Of Missouri. - Charles Ny
ers is completing a barn 40 feet by 80
feet. = +. L. MCGEE has just finished
a chicken house II feet by 2s feet. -
Our telephone lines which have been
down for more than a week, are being
put up and telephone service Is 10 be
resumed at Rowena Central.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
RATzuP WEEK a. a VA
TEuE WIDE MOVEMENT

Tfaxt FEy % week IL b~erun1iag 3
n4firnAl SsHusrz b evident hF 1n
grDxzA II ina movement Eaz-se6 Z
yerr arr II IuvK- 1h pr-puss Is SCI
evident HFpsyzng 70 eTe-T line II
business and nEesybsdy ina sfe=
hnf bsen maglrzi IN nnEy EilasrE ant
Is msr beronas an Anuzzl fH2zzrH
fErrashpus Ghs rvurrry-
Credit is azs Il as Ersss zsss1 Il
or F~reseuE~dEy system 1t hzE
bu Ike mary smother gssS 1 z
l. s1rnefhzng zBzBsf and uTEa71@
and bsezuss So Earv pspp8s ere rH
leaa ahout paying ther asngzZ
Tiers are mzisaaf uEGr nzIhgE e
d6llzzT h 0-ztgzaSnr arrsurz liz
aa egzszry asazy fazs rDan he gz.lG
wItneuf inrunpenaaclng &R 5sBt1-
and Il al ehsne mTbsEa &C 6nlzzE
west put nts eneaz1ur drrnng ura
week, she-s sTouE b tas EzzasE
II prosperity ever Enesr IL E r9z
try
while credit Is . great GainE. r -
the same time becomes = AZ ghsH
abused The q VIM doeE nos pay
his debts pays . penalty M sax every
time be bsFE q cellars wurA e nz-
chsnaisss brt no. Only muEt he FHy
ehir fax, but the nsn vino psyE rms
debt1 Is compelsG 70 bear hE &s<t
d fhis unjust fzx-s tax eoBecssS n
increased pr5rs "a the commodities e
life oceaaiene5 By fhe failure 81 tas
sehtor IL pay his h1lE.
II H. often s.s1 thst he -engensers
u she retail merchRHtr who pay cast
pay more for their n~estnGndias th.zn
they should, bsesHss tbey have 70 pay
Tor what q deadbest gets EsshDSt PEP
nns, and there ~ mueA truA II ae
-Etasernest, too-ths mar xhe psys his
bills. pays cakh. does really psy sa0se
for nae commodities n life than -
aAonld pay hecs1rs X Enry O. not
pay.
Psy-Up ssek had is ae1irriag IN
me little city 81 wapkoa, Iows, a
eprniy seal q but little erer 1850
pspulnfssr 81 fhs end II . HttAs raB-
way in the northeastern pazs m tae
staA m E04a. waekoa Is . hezuS.
~ hE5A city and 3 basy bnsinsai
eenaAs but sae peqple 81 fnas eom-
annEssg ass Ike ra Psop n mang
ansshe~ tDx1 and eszH- r.
s1aas ~ ssezz asng, 6arg lie par
Sszu sszx gsEsa far wzEz J
seuw m n - Hsek n Jars
zT u.s. us sl ~ @
ma mezS wAs nsESeass - - s
mT - ~ ceznea @ Ky
xsa z + wDsz " . xSsS g
Ssr wasnaa ts kaas q 1&T q zs
aG ~ r@ . Nsz ~ sezkg
TIE nS zrSzs - lie @s
rem ~ BzzkaM mars &rlg
- ae naea. nhs ~ esmz.
Essasg l. sses1szg ~aeoounta
81 TIE week ~ SssazrT aB wzs aa
per as Pzg-Up week and durinl
a fae u ia HSie city. 0er 80,
90 - ID aeegunr WA wiped Of III
bnoka If the local hBsiness hozsea
Everybody seemed 70 jim IL tn
spirit and consequently 81 found
easy 70 Jay their debta. And II
needless 70 ray that prosperity reign
ed II that town, for Il means sone
thing 70 > t0wn Of 1000 popuIatio
to lift . debt 81 $4,000 IN one week
time, and especially when part of tn
deht Is 30 old that IL has been cor
eiacred unccilectible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
DOOMED asa no nEATU.

Paris, Jan. 25.-Since the begin
ming Of the a 1878 persons have
been condemned to death in Austria
Hungary, according to newspapers.
The victims are divided as follows:
Italian origin-In Trieste. 200;
Fiume, so; Istria, 90; Trentino, $50.
Slav origin-In DaImatia, 1iS;
Mcravia, 2a5; Bosnia and Herzego-
yina, 500; Bohemia, 72o; Galicia, $50;
Bukowina, $40.
Hundreds Of women are included IN
the list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
10 Years Am

The County Fair was assured fol
the next five years by a meeting Of
the stockholders. George Lee was
made president.
K. M. White was in Mantanzas,
Cuba, on a vacation.
Everett L Bell and Miss Bertha B.
Martin, of vandalia, were married.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
MARTINsBURG

Mrs. j. B. Holterman has returns
from a visit with relatives in ean'
fornia. Mo. Miss Helen Mathew
spent Sunday in wellsville, The ga'A
Of Miss Agnes Travis. Miss hon,
Coons, Of Moberly, was the guess "
Miss Mildred Stephens, Sunday
BARLEY Arvin, Of Benton O'ty' Y
the guest Of friends here, SUNDAY
II. P. French was in St. LOUIS lHw'
day on business. c. 7. Peyt0n w.
transacting business in hes's
Thursday. Tony Holterman,
Moberly, is home for a few 10y,
visit, Mr.. and Mrs. John SIuSis
Laddonia, are the guests Of MI. ~
Mrs. N. NJ. Friedman this wees
r. W. Taylor and wife have reni i.
from a business trip to hu'i',
Iowa. Lowell Williams VlSs~
friends in Wellsyille, Sunday ~
Blanche Force, of Kansas ivy
here for d few days visit with =
and Mrs. John Force. MISS
jacob, Of st. Louis, visited the ''l y.
family, Sunday and Monday
and Mrs. Dick Debo spent Sunu@ ~
WelIsvilIe with Mr.. and MIS-
Wallace. Misses Celia and 'O' r..
inc Bertels went to St. Louis y
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Aso. II
and Miss Emma Hessler, Of MoD's
and Miss Bertha Walker Of hs' y,
were guests Of Mrs. John A'S 4
Sunday. A. II. Burchard' q
Louis, is here visiting his anu. T.,
Ic. r. wise, Of wellsville, was IN w. w.
on business, Monday. MISSES MI
me Pihale and Minnie PIKE (,
Sunday In Montgomery ivy
essests Of Miss Ella Black.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Lawrence, Kas., Jan. 2t--H you do
strenuous mental labor, do fifteen
minutes hard physical work That is
tbe principle which Prof. r. G. Dock
cry, Of the department Of Psychology
at the University Of Kansas, has YER
flied By experiments. He aays that
the mind works faster and more ac-
eurately after a certain amount Of
physical labor.
In the course Of his experiments,
students were given mental tests and
then put 70 work On gymnasium ap-
paratns for periods Of two TO twenty
minutes. Another mental test fol
lowed each period Of work The re
suits showed that mental efficiency in.
creased after even fifteen minutes Of
hard physical effort.
puAu LEDGER WANT ADS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
cAgUAETIgs -


L1ssa, Jan. M-Hzgo8 J. Ten
raz, parliamentary under secretary
fer wzz, 2znoznees IL the house Of
eosnznoss Wednesday afternoon that
the total German easugltiea - pub
Eahed n the Beriin casualty lists to
date total 25se7eg. Of this number
he asia 1896 were killed
The var under secretary said the
German wounded and missing num-
bered 1869. while s56,l5s men had
been taken prisoners. In addition
"a $50 Germans had died from various
causes
The figures as given out BY Mr..
Tenant embrace the entire German
army.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

%o~A~c - ASLcuy gwen that IL
tiers Of administration upon he M,
Of
DULCIE YOUNG, Deceased
have been granted the undersiy,a
by the Probate Court Of said eoD,s.
Of Audrain, bearing date Of tbe ~
day of January, 1916.
All persons having claims srsi,s
said estate are required 70 sYhas
them to US for allowance within /,
months after date of said Iet,s,
or they may be excluded from \,
benefit Of such estate and 4 M
claims be not exhibited within =.
year from the time Of the wbS,.'
ton Of this notice, they will he N,
ever barred.
as-4t John w. Howell, Administr.,.
Date Of first insertion Jan. q. IsW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
aMore Like Mexico

We are IN receipt Of a pos'a' N
from the Knickerbocker ho'e' Nj.
York, from Maurice Phillip ~.
Phillip sayss "New York Ea 4
moro like Mexico every day, & b
the thirst parlors are now ci0'' .
Sunday" .ooii
Mr.. Phillip is buying spring =
for his Lady shop in this giV'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
sALEsMEN mi

Statesmen wANTED;-We, ~,
live Statesmen to sell the tastes, -
ing silo on the market Many s,,l.'
i've and superior features. Good ~.
osition for local man or traveller ~.
wires only Address nearest om.'
INappanee Lbr. & Mfg Co, NapD,,..
Indiana, WiIliamsport, Pa. H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

A marriage license was Issued Sat
urday to Douglas Stewart, Of Mexico,
and Miss Iva B. Hall, Of GAINESVILLE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

NJ. Sonner, of ClaudeII, Kansas,
in writing the Ledger says it is aiust
like getting a letter from home,r and
he does not want to miss an issue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

For The best $40, madeto-order suit
u clothes IN Mexico see S. n. Evans.
shs Tailor. az wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

j. G. Gunnell, is In 81. Louis at
tending the State Grain Dealers meet
ing. He is secretary Of the organ
izatione
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Col. ]. T. johnson, of Audrain coui-
ty, No., well known to the western
live stock trade was in St Louis Non
day with two cars of short fed stesH
that brought $3.50. The colonel Re
ports that as a rule cattle are na
making the gains this winter thai
could be expected. Another fsrt1
that Is initiating against the feeder =
the advance in corn prices, tSsl
grain now standing about 20 cent :
bushel over last autumn. Colone.
johnson the past few seasons has g'e
in quite extensive for sheep feeding
He has completed the marketing q
thousand head Of yearlings and n'
back on feed some 1000 western laHss
that he will soon begin to run y
says lambs prices are very attraeam
AZ this time and he hopes they "
keep at this level until he shlps y
his lambs.-Live Stock Reporter.
The Ohio Farm Women's CluO o.
sixty-six clubs in thirty-one eoun'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

E. N. Crooks, Of Rush Hill vicinity,
in this city on business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Miss Bethel Lawrence Is better.
Stanley Meyers, Oh Middletown. Is
the guest Of his uncle, A. 7. Ankrom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

For the best 500, made-to-order suit
Of clothes in Mexico see s. N. Evans,
the Tailor. DE- wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

R. H. Lee, of Rush HILL was in this
city Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

R. R. Buckner is home from Full
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

For the best 500, made-to-order suit
of clothes in Mexico see S. N. Evans,
the Tailor. DE- wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Large sine bath towel; bleaehcd
and hemmed; 2o-s4 in. and worth
today ase = pair. Special price
each .-,,*.s ise
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Top prices for Poultry.
VT Mexico Poultry Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

WANTED:-Farm. want to S,,.
good Farm. I have sons c,.h
some first class Mexico property a.
! would like 70 turn in to -.
Write me a fall description Of ~,
yen have and very lowest price. 4.
dress P. 0. Box, 11s, Mexico. Ma
46-3t dt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
some Of AUDRlKs
lIRGEsT TAX PAYERS

Auauan T4zpaysz va pay ns-.
On f1a I.rsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET.

y -. ~ .,...a
No. 2 Wheat $3.50.
New Corn-65 and 81.
New oats--42, Mixed 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY!


lot tin water pan $780,. g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Cattle 400. Including 100 South
erns Market slow and steady,
Hogs 1900. SC lower.
Sheep 1900. Steady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27

Rhode IsIand Red eOckerel, -
Evans. IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
ADMINISTRATORS Norrcp

Notice Is hereby given thai Il
tiers Of administration upon the NJ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-27
FARMERS ExCHANCl


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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-07-13
MOBILIZATION IRREGULARITIES,

Have you noticed the peculiarities
beneath the surface in the mobiliza-
ton of the national guard of the
United States and it's dispatch to the
border?
Serving in the ranks of many Of
the organizations are millionaires
from the highest social and financial
families. In the same commands are
janitors, farmers, clerks and common
laborers, all good men and true. Each
is serving his country to the best of
his ability, but the most noticeable
feature is the fact that social caste
is utterly unknown. The millionaire
and the laborer groom their horses or
dig bitches side by side and joke as
though they had been fast friends
all of their lives. They are COM
rades in common cause, and as
comrades they think, act and do.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-07-13
NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS.

The national campaign is we'll un-
der way, but because of the universal
interest in the border situation many
people are giving the respective can
didates scarcely a passing thought.
Newspapers are RELOCATING them and
their doings to the inside pages, while
the full force of the limelight is TO-
cused upon Mexico and the troops on
our side of the. border. 1t is hard
lines for the politicians, but the peo-
pie, no doubt, will live through the
distressing ordeal without loss of
sleep or flesh.