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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21
Town of Pleasants Prairie.

Albrecht, aMax William
Askino, Lotus Milford
Ande, Gerhard Henry
Barter, William Lieber
Borush, John
Brady, Clarence John
Becker, Joseph Albert
Balm, Henry Cole
Bull, Bernhardt Otto
Boyle, Martin McKillop
Better, Raymond Alfred
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21
Town Of Brighton.

Arnold Adam
Altendorf, John
Becker, Burnell Louis
Badtke, Frederick
Carroll, Ebert Edward
Carroll, Eugene Elliott
DeBell, Lee
Daniels, Emil Anton
Daniels, Joseph William
Dexter, Charlie Harry
Eppers, Urban Jacob
Eppers, Raymond Matthew
Ehlen, John Bernard
Engelhardt, George John
Ehlen, Albert Thomas
Elsner, Carl Emil
Fox, Peter Rudolph
Fox, Frank Matthias
Fettes, William Hubert
Fuchs, Ulrich
Glenn, Charles Albert
Gustafson, Karl Herman
Hahn, Martin
Hotz, Sylvester Peter
Hotz, Matthias Nicholas
Hillman, Fdereick Theodore
Jansen, Karl Fred
Jackley, William Matthias
Jackley, Nicholas
Johnson, Lewie Hans
Knop, Paul Herman
Koenig, Herman Fred
Koenig, Frank Henry
Kasolites, David
Ludwig, Michael Bernard
Ludwig, Christian Peter
Leach, Harvey Victor
Ludwig, Matthias Albert
Miller, Arthur Edward
Mcdonald, George Lester
May, Henry John
Miller, James
Mooney, Hugh James
Madison, William Adolph
Nelson, Chester Alvin
Narlock, Leo
Nelson, Nelse Peter
Oberg, Walter Herman
Profit, Henry Anton
Prugel, Frank
Rhodes, Clarence Howard
Rudolph, Charles Barnum
ROBBERS, Martin Pros
Riggs, John Thomas
ROBBERS, Leonard William
Rhodes, Frank Leslie
Richter, Frank Theodore
Radtke, Charles Robert
Richter, Elmer Alfred
Seitz, Ferdinand Frederick
Schaafsman, William
Sheen, Danny James
Sheen, Howard William
Swantz, Elmer William
Sobbe, Bernard Anton
Smidt, Michael
Thompson, James Lawrence
Terry, Harry Hugh
Terry, julius
Terry, Edward Jacob
Voelkering, John Joseph
Viola, Frank
Wisnefski, Paul
Ward, Thomas Stephen
Wclker, Jacob John
Ward, Mark John
Weber, Clement
Weis, William
Willmore, William Leslie
Ward, William Xavier
Weber, Louis Matthias
Wicks, Clyde Albert
Wiensall, Frank
>Wicks, Clayton
zelenski, Theodore
Zinner, John
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21
Town of Paris.

Anderson, Alfred
Arneson, Alfred
Bohm, Emil Oscar
Beck, Nicholas Frederick SEVERN
Bulls, Arthur Allen
Belschner, Paul Gottlieb
Covghlin, Stanley William
Erickson, Harvey Arthur
Erickson, Benton Henry
Erickson, Oscar
Erickson, John Roscoe
Everett, Charles Milton
Fonk, Michael Larance
Fonk, Anthony Joseph
Fonk, Leo John
Frederick, Eli Michael
Fonk, Jacob Nicholas
Farrell, George Thomas
Fonk, Martin George
Feiertag, Arthur
Gratz, Nicholas Frank
Gratz, George Valentine
Honey, Frank Christ
Hoegsted, Arthur Emil
Hoegsted, Bernard Levi
Holloway, Charles Dudley
Iverson, liver
Jenonis, Peter Paul
King, George Fred Jr.
Kreuscner. William Robert
Kraak, Case
Kraak, Abraham
Kreuschner, Rowland Frank
Kreuschner, Erwin George
Lauer, Peter John
Lentz, Willie
Lindberg, Johannes
Larson, Nels
Meyers, Leo Christopher
Meekma, Jacob Richard
Moeholt, julius
Muhlenbeck, Carl Ferdinand William
Maurice, George Philip
Mutter, Edward George
Meyer, Peter Jacob
Neu, Joseph Herbert
Paasch, Carl Henry
( Peterson, Paul Frimand
Price, Robert William
Peterson, Arna Julius
Richter, Henry
Reich, Martin
Streuli, Jacob Paul
Streuli, George
Swantz, Herbert William
Simon, Jacob
Swantz, Ernest Henry
Shiedy, Earl
Schlitz, Ambrose John
Thorn, Frank Leo
Terry, Robert N.
Weiland, Theodore
Waugh, Clinton Roy
Williams, Willard Frances
Wutt, Henry Joseph
Zeitler, Anton John
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21

Birch, Christopher f.
Baumann, Walter o.
Boero, Felix
Barrows, Louis j.
Bach, Louis
Boysen, John
Bailey, Loyal P.
Bohm, Arthur G.
Bartkus, Felix
Balzer, Emil Andrew
Christensen, Laurids G.
Christensen, Theodore E.
Corbett, Everett
Christensen, Paul
Courtney, John Clinton
Cumiskey, George R.
Christman, Jeter J.
Darras, Alois
Didoaer, John
DeGraeve, Jules
DeMeyer, Joe
Donillwicz, Cazimer
Desser, Peter
Duba, Stanley
Dabulsc, Tony
Devoogd, Martin
Doerflinger, John
Denig, Lawrence S.
Doerflinger, Fred
Davies, William A..
DeSmidt, Erwin
Ernst, Edmund Erwin
Edquist, Roy
Erwin, Robert James
Edquist, liver
Fonk, Phillip w.
Fliess, Thomas A.
Fulleylove, Thomas w.
Funk, Jr., Theodore w.
Feest, George H.
Falk, Raymond
Feest, Joseph
Funk, William E.
Feest, Sylvester j.
Feest, Frank M.
Gibbon, Arthur
Gezywinski, Anton
Gleick, August
Greb, Alfred L.
Greojuric, Thomas
Gardiner, Irving E.
Gardner, Samuel J.
Gahrielson, Herbert w.
Greenwald, Joseph q.
Gould, Jay Loren
Gitzlaff, J. August
Gerondal, Gilbert
Cent?, George G.
GEM, VIM.
Heineman, Henry
Herman, Gothic
Heimes, John
Hetzler, Charles Fred
Heilig, Rev. Herbert F.
Heimer, Hermann
Hansen, Otto Lornez
Huck, William A.
Helding, George
Harrison, Fred
Hansche, Harvey
Heimes, Joseph F.
Hansen, Harold Kaalund
Hoffman, Edward
Hofer, Alfred A.
Hansen, Lawrence
Ingroville, Charles
Itzenhuisen, Carl
jaeger, John
Jensen, Andrew
Jensen, Andrew
johnson, Julius P.
Johnson, George W.
Kawalski, Cashier
Kaday, Stanley
Kucrynski, Alex
Klimontovig, Jaronim
Kucsec, Alexander
Kvedarar, Andrew
Krebs, Frank
Krem, John
Kearns, George J.
Kulesh, Louis
Keep, Jacob Joseph
King, Edward
Roster, Peter
Klapproth, Jr., Henry II.
Klapproth, William
Kastelic, Joseph
LIGHTER, Frank Peter
Lazar, Antony
Lamping, Frank
LANCER, Ewdard J.
Lothrop, Hans Henry
Lass, Stanley
Liske, Andrew
Lehman, Harry
Lampl, John
Linstroth, Fred n.
Lehman, Louis Alfred Oscar
NORM, Lewis J.
Mikolacig, John
Nicholson, Harry L.
Murray, Arthur j.
Moslavic, Ivan
Maurer, Paul J.
Marschnee, Ferdinand
Milloy, Robert W.
Meyer, William
Marx, John Steve
Middlecamp, Frank M.
Madsen, Charles
Mikkelsan, Axel
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21

Gauger, Carl
Greenwald, Joseph
Gandt, Henry G.
Gronzo. Robert Fred
Griffin, William NJ.
Gandt, Gustave
Goldner, Mike
Glaya, Frank
Greenwald, Joe
Gauger, Henry
Gauger, Fred
Huissen, Peter
Hall, Morris
Hegeman, Leland
Hartnell, Miner
Hasselman, George
Huntoon, Roger
Holtdorf, Clarence
Harms, Walter
Hunter, Oliver
Hazelman, Chas.
Hartnell, Gilbert
Haufbauer, John
Hasselman, Fred
Hessler, Arthur s.
Haase, Frank
Holtdorf, Arthur E.
Himeni, Mike
Huber, Joe
Hegeman, Rolhe L.
johnson, Axel
Johnson, Gus Emil
Jank, George =.
Jennings, William A.
Johnson, Russell
Jarnigo, Louie
Kavanaugh, Frank
Koehn, Ludwig
Kramp, William
Krahn, August
Kaiser, Frank John
Kunevls, Archibald
Kasper, John
Klotsas, Theodore
Lascoe, August
Laskowski, Anthony
Lovestead, Andy
Lester, Clayton Teller
Lug'teh' ours r
Lar oltuhe, Wllilam
Lancer, waiter
Lottus, Guy =.
Lubeno, Harry
LaWald, Mat1as
LaMeer, Lee
Manning, Elwyn T.
May, William
MUTT, John Robert
Mechlenberg, Henry Joe
Mccormick, William
McVicar, Keith CORTLAND
Manning, Arthur
Myers, Edward
Mutz, Edward
Miller, Fred
Maleski, Joe
Minjowv, Maurice
Myers, Joseph J.
Mark, Anders, Klausen, Pidersen
Nett, Ben
Nelson. Christ
Neal. Bertram p.
Olsen, Harry
Olsen, Henrik Erhard
O'Mally, George
Prosser, Benjamin |
Pofahl, Erwin
Pease, Melvin
Peacock, Howard
Paddock, Ray M.
Paddock, Alvin
Risch, Frank
Richter, William
Richards, Frederick
Riggs, Orville
Root, Harry
Redding, Ernest
Runyard, Howard
Schonscheck, Arthur
Schennlng, Martin
Sibley, Roy
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21
FEE TELEeRAPH COURIER, THuRsDAY. JUNE q, la17.

Balm, Matt. Joseph
Barden, Richard Holcombe
Brtust, Antony
Brown, John
Cone, Harold Clyde
Cummings, Hugh Leapheart
Cropley, Ward Roscoe
Cromer, George Richard
Clausen, Edward John
Christensen, Charles Edward
capable, Michele
Christinson, Soren Christian
Dowse, Richard Arthur
Dorey, Homer Hector
Dabbs, Charles William
Dabbs, Arthur Gould
Dawson, Samuel Steve
Dauksus, Joseph
Duba, John
DeMaiIlie, Isaac
Dadras, Angeles
Dabbs, Henry James
Ernst, Henry Charles
Fox, Charles Carl
Fox, Albert Emil
Franszen, Carl Adolph
Gantzer, Frank John
Grespon, Toney
Guzauskis, Juzakis
Gallman, Henry
Gozolki, Stanley
Higgins, Freeman Packard
Holt, Edward Lauren
Hcfner, Thomas Citizen
Holmgren, Carl Knut
Henke1, Emil Ernest
Hansen, Charles Frederick
Hunt, Newell
Hahne, Carl Orvid
Hardy, Charles Edison
Hardy, Richard Leroy
Irving, Thomas Henry
Iverson, Carl
johnson, James Lambert
johnson, William
Jones, Sydney Evans
Johnson, Louis Morris
johnson, Christian Hans
Jensen, Martin
Jensen, Martin
Jensen, Carl
Jensen, Christian Frederick Lars
4 Jones, Owen George
Eastman, Ragnor
Kirchner, William Henry
Koenes, Charles Clauss
Kirschner, Elmer
Kruger, William Ferdinand
Krahn, Julius Otto
Kruger, Herman August
Klupp, Karl
Knudson, Peter
Larsen, Anton Fred
Lane, Frank Morrill,
LaSille, Raymond Briggs
Lodvanks, Michael
Lisich, Steve
Larsen, Christ Jacob
Lozwick, Julin
Laursen, Niels
Larsen, Albert Louis
Larsen, Andrew Christian
Laursen, Karl Peter
Lipke, Otto
Meier, Fred
Meredith, Ralph Rudolph
NT;ohonI;s rtao-ro IIonrxr
Meier, Emil
McNiel, Raymond Charles
Meier, Herman
Man, Arthur
Miehaelis, William Louis
Mprdick, Mack Sidney Darrell
Murray, Earl
Miller, George Emmett
Man, Henry George
Mahoney, John Ambrose
Meyer, Joseph Casper
Mccormick, Harold William
McMann, Earl
Mikkelsen, Soren Christian
Mahoney, Raymond George
Meier, John
Nicholson, Harry Herman
McKenna, Charles Thomas
Mockas, Charles
Madsen, Marinus
Martin, Frank
McTier, Frank
Newell, Carlton Russell
Newberry, Stanley
Nelson, James Peter
Nikolans, John Jr.
Nelson, Edward Smith
Nelson, Ole Kristian
Newyear, Arnold Albert
Nickls, John
Nelson, Victor Leonard
Newyear, Frank August
Peters, Harold William
Pokhs, William Bernard
Powell, Talford Winfield
Pofahl, Robert Lewis
Petranskis, Theodore
Poszkas, Joseph
Pallesen, Peter
Rasmussen, John Morros
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21

Tuckinski, Alex
Thompson, William
Tennessen, Fred J.
Thompson, Harry G.
nimmermon, Harry G.
Turnstra, Peter
Tabbert, Edward
Todd, John Leroy
Thinner, George
Thomas, Paul Nicholas
Tennessen, John w.
Thompson, William E.
10th, Joseph
Van DeKlent, Lucas
Wagner, Conrad
Woznske, John
Wensing, William F.
Wavro, George
Weyres, William
Weber, Albert
Weyres, Thomas
Woodward, Fred
Walker, Charles
Wachs, Ernst
Woodward, Richard
Yates, Peter
Yule, Earl S.
Zinkiewicz,
Zirbel, Richard
illus, George
Town Of Wheatland.
Arnold, Frank
Barbian, Frank Matthias
Borck, Friedrich George August
Borck, Edward Friedrich Martin
Borck, Herman Charlie Christian
Bank, Frank Otto Carl
Curtis, Fred Charles
Crane, Walter Byron
Daniels, Macmillan Matthias
Eddy, Ralph Howard
Elverman, Albis John ~e Ha%
Ebert, William Lawrence
Epping, Albert Henry
Epping, Peter Herman Joseph
Fosdick, Albert Lyman
Fosdick, William Franklin
Frahm, Louis Fred Charles
Genens, Fred
Getka, Fred William
Getka, Charles Jr.
Ganswindt, Frank Ferdinand VIM
Hansbusher, Edward Anthony
Hill, Edward Baron
Kortendick, Urban William
Holloway, Herman John
Kerkhoff, Frank
Kerkman, Joseph Sloysias
Kaddatz, Frank Rudolph Reinhold
Kessler, Harold Philip August
Kaddatz, Henry George Frederick
Kretchmer, Frank Michael
Kerkman, Henry William
Lohaus, Frederick Henry
Luke, Frank John
Lois, Lawrence William
Lubeno, Alois John
Lubeno, Lawrence John
LAM, Jr., Joseph Bernare
Lois, Matte Henry
Lohaus, John Edward
Lois, Anton Henry
Larson, Ole
Lois, Frank John
Lois, Harry Herman
Lasch, Charlie Frank Anthony
(Arthur Lasch)
Malzahn, William Karl August
Merten, Joseph Adolph
Merten, Edgar Joseph
Miller, Wesley David
Muehlenbruch, John Henry Frederic
)arl Otto
Neumann, Philip William August
Waterfront, John Bernard
Newbury, Harrison Wing
Pennefeather, Edmund Joseph
ROBBERS, Aloysius Henry
Rubson, Joseph Murphy
Refill, Earl Frank
Rosenhauer, Milton George
Schuerman, Raymund Peter
Schulz, August William
Schuerman, Bernard Jacob
schuerman, Frank Theodore
Schwanz, Charles Arthur john
Sheridan, Edward Francis
Swan, Frank Mauras Charles
Stier, George jerome
Schuerman, Michael Lewis
Sauer, Oscar William
Smitz, Bernard Christopher
SCHNEIDER, Albert
Sebieferdecker, Karl Herman
Tietel, John
Uebele, Oscar Henry
Vos, Joseph Bernard
Vos, Albert Joseph
Vos, Alphons Henry
Vogel, Otto John
Vos, Erwin John
Vogel, Carl Frederick William
Van DerZee, Piebe Andrew
Wehmhoff, Rowland
Ganswindt, Albert Henry
Winkler. Reuben Christopher
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21

Wenand, John
Wheeler, Clement
Wallis, Frank Thomas
Yates, Guy Wclton
Town Of Randall.
Allen, Leslie Fred
Anderson, Anton B.
Bosselman, Walter H. w.
Boechle, Felix H.
Bernhoft, Walter j. G.
La Bryn, James Lawrence
Burkart, August
Campbell, George Washington
Cuych, Jacob
Damunias, Anton
Drom, Nelson P.
Davie, Chester Lawrence
Euska, Mike
Emmerling, Edward Leo
Fiegel, Frank HI.
Gengel, Eddy
Corr, William
Gibbons, Edward w.
Geier, Fred
Croft, Joe
Hollencamp, Albert Theo.
Holtzheimer, Clarence Frank
Hildebrandt, George H.
Holdorf, Alvin Theo.
Jengel, Joseph
Jensen, Jens Christian
Jahns, Adolph A.
Jahns, Walter Julous
Jarrett, John Ira
johnson, David Henry
Jahns, Paul A. Fl.
> Kosesky, Stansickas
Kruger, John Arthur
Krahn, Ernest William
Krzysrak, John
Kimball, Charles M.
Krol, Wladyslaw
Kamis, John Gottlieb Jr.
Kilyziak, Wladyslaw
Klabunde, Wilhelm A.
Larsen, Walter
Miarezynski, Frank
Miller, Frank
Michels, Frederick
Mayolette, Frank
Meisel, John A.
Machut, Frank j.
Mienhaus, Henry Joe
Mutsching, Joseph
Newbury, Lawrence John
Olson, Walter w.
Olsen, Andrew
Pagel, Roscoe
Pochnich, Herman
Pretzman, Carl w. T.
Pfaffenberger, Henry George
Pagel, Ruben B.
Pagel Vernon Fred
REYNOLDS, Fred Alrich
Redlin, Fred
Rush, William c.
Rasch, Fred
Rush, Thomas Henry
Roepke, George j.
Roben, Ben j.
Rieman, Fred John Jr.
Roben, John G.
Roepke, August G. 7.
Strakes, Ignatz
Sarbacker Edward
Schlax, Anton John
Sommers, Arnold Frank
Sommer, Arthur Christian
Sender, Frank
Stankus, Peter
Seheehen, Thomas
Sarbacker, Herbert
Sommer, Albert Louis
Semler, John
Stroma, Albert
Schultz, William Jr.
sarbacker, Warren Joseph
Sherman, Lynn Fred
Schmeckel, Frank O.
Thayer, Arthur Ralph
voss, William
Vasburgh, George SHIRLEY
Voss, Arthur Ernest
Viatnik, Joseph
Voss, Edwin, A.
White, Ira w.
White, Kenneth, T.
Willerns, Jacob John
Wolf, Edmond Arnold
Zingler, Henry Carl
Town Of Salem.
Beine, Herbert John
Button, Lancelot
Burrough, Cecil Francis
Blueim, Milton F.
Bewersdorf, Edward
Beine, Joseph
Bickas, Gust
Bewersdorf, Anthony Rudolph
Buckley, James A. Jr.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21
REGISTRATION LIST
Of the Several Towns of Kenosha County Exclusive of the
City of Kenosha, June 9Th, 1917.

Jackson, Clyde Everett
Jermakowicz, Bruno
Knapp, Glenn Eugene
Knapp, Ernest Lewis
Larabee, Leon William
Little, VIM. Benjamin Franklin
Link, Otto
McGreal, John Frederick
Mcnamara, jeremiah Martin
Maleski, John Herman
McVicar, Leo Kellogg
Massie, Grover G.
Marsh, Daniel R.
Murdoch, Roy Edward
Maaske, Willie Karl
Maleski, Frederick August
Maleski, Jacob William
Matrusky, Matt
Martinez, Joseph
Maffziger, Victor
Nelson, Nels Peter
Nick, Sam
Nelson, Andrew
Olsen, Charles
Otto, Ferdinand VIM.
Otto, Albert
Pofahl, Lawrence Arthur
Peterson, James
Perry, Leslie
Peterson, Peter
Peterson, Alfred
Pavlovieh, Grga
Pringle, Robert David
Pluto, Agnatz
Runge, John
Runge, Emil Eahart
Rasmussen, Frederick Maurice
Schmeckel, William August
Schonscheck, Frank Herman
Swasco, Florintino
Shuart, Eugene Moore
Spencer, Roy Richard
Smith, John Alexander
Toepel, Otto Carl Paul
Thorne, Frederick
Van Buskirk, Harry
Weasel, John Edward
Whitcher, Lawrence Thomas
Williams, Wesley Trafford
Wegner, Herman William
Waldo, Charles Day
Wienke, Fred August
Wolfgram, Theodore Richard
White, Clarence John
Wienke, Alvin Willard
Zirbel, Theodore Albert
Zibko, Fred
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21

Z all0S6u, IGGCI
Rasmussen, John Morros
Riley, George Ray
Riley, John Gerald
Riley, George Gilmore
Scott, Roy Thomas
Shoemaker, John Wesley
Stoddard, James Fleming
Shurwood, Frank
Steinway, Victor John
Stahl, William Thomas
Sweet, Eugene Henry
Schaeffer, Frank
Schultz, Frederick Henry
Sorensen, Louis
siggers, John William
Thomey, Martin
Turner, Allen Reeves
Thorley, Harvey John
Tobin, William Henry
Turner, Walter Edward
Tobin, William Garbel
Thomas, Harold Martin
Turner, Lewis Jr.
Torrey, Earl William
Theobald, Gilbert
Varnell, Tony
White, Frank Wesley
Wilson, Frank Nels
Wood, George
Wallis, Walter Henry
Wirsick, Nick
Waldo, James Ward
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-21

D6lmer, OcUISc
Bernhoft, Fred
Barber, Charles Albert
Badtke, William
Bewersdorf, Fred j.
Brown, Fred
Breul, Charles
Cummings, Phillip Ives
Carey, James Eugene
Cook, Henry
Crawley, Clarence
Cook, Cornelius
Capelle, Herbert
Colywert, Triphan
Charling, Lewis Henry
Dixon, Dewitt T.
Dean, Charles w.
Dixon, Claude W.
Dixon, Claire r.
Dobyns, Wallace L.
Dibble, Sylvester
Dickhuff, Carl
Drsboski, Stanley
Elcopovlas, Elias
Frye, Samuel
Faber, John
Fisher, Frank
Fleuker, Harold M.
Finn, Thomas
Frank, August F.
Frank, Frederick w.
Fredson, Jorgen Anthony
Griep, William H.
Gandt. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
j. S. SPENDS BILLION
A MONTH FOR WAR

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Gov
eminent expenditure of l billion dol
lars is the record the month of Octo-
Der has established at the Treasury
Department. The total, which in
eludes loans TO the Allies, may in
crease even this huge sum, possibly By
100 million dollars.
Thus far it stands at 1886, 342, 1897
with Saturdays spending not includ-
ed. For the twenty-three working
days thus far counted, it shows aver
age expenditures Of approximately
s42,600,O90 daily or at most $4,000
every minute of the day and night.
latest record published, were $685.
1885, 4s, but this was an unusual day,
considerably higher than the aver
age, though not by any means a rec
ord.
The increase in the daily expendi-
lures is greater at the present time
than it was a month ago and is stead
lily growing. 1t is thought it will
continue to grow. A 2 billion dollar
months, officials assert, is not far off.
1t may be reached with the retirement
Of short time treasury certificates-to
be met out of Liberty Bond receipts
by mid-winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
Adolph Fennewald, a big Aud

Adolph Fennewald, a big Audrain
county, Mo-, cattle feeder and farmer
of considerable reputation, marketed
four cars of cattle Monday including
62 steers that averaged 1900 pounds
and sold for SIG per cwt, the top Of
the market, Monday. The cattle were
fed on corn and cottonseed meal, along
with having access to a good blue
grass pasture all summer. Mr.. Fen
newald rather expected a little more
for his steers when he left home;
however, upon arriving at the market
he lowered his estimate and stated
that he was pleased to get SIG, whicl
he thought was really all the cattle
would have brought any place any
time In addition to the above ration
they had Champion Molasses feed
Live Stock Reporter.
Gilmor Bros, near Concord, deliver
ed two arr Of cotton mules Friday to
r. r. Buckncr at organs, that were
shipped that afternoon. The sale
price was 1910 around.
DAVIS YEARLINGS TOP MARKET
Leslie Davis, Of Audrain county,
Mo-, was here Tuesday with two
cars Of yearlings that averaged s9l
lbs and sold at SLABS per cwt., top
ping the cattle trade here for thu
day. They were bought by the ST
Louis Independent Packing Go
These we're Whiteface calves that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

JEFFERSON CITY, No., Oct. 20.
- Missouri is leading the United
States in farm crops, according to a
revised report on crop conditions, is
sued Saturday from the office of the
State Board of Agriculture.
The report shows a crop average
of 124 per cent, while the average for
the entire country is 1924 per cent.
The corn crop is reported at 2S4,-
100000 bushels; wheat, $4,000 900;
oats, 42,500,0O0. The apple crop is
6,366,00 bushels. According to the
announcement the fall-sown wheat
area increased 81 per cent rye, AZ
per cent and alfalfa l27 per cent.
Clarence Berry, a big Audrain coun-
ty Mo-, feeder, came in with some Of
his good steers Monday and the price
he secured was very pleasing to him.
There were 2S steers in his string
that averaged 1906 lbs. and sold to
Morris & Co, at s12. They were fed
IN a ration Of corn and Champion Mo-
lasses feed, along with blue grass. -
Live Stock Reporter.
Boyd Bros, four miles northwest Of
Auxvasse, delivered % cotton mules
Friday to R. R. Buckner at organs
at 5000 a head. One horse that went
in the shipment cost 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

900 bushels, an increase of nearly
200, 900 900; the oats crop is $780,
900, 900 bushels, an increase of over
5000, 0O0, 900. These 1917 crops break
all records and the tobacco crop also,
which is 1,25O,OOO,OOO pounds. These
crops will greatly help to win the
CHICAGO egg gamblers who are
losing heavily at present prices ask
for the Government price regulation
which will guarantee them a profit.
Patriotic dealers in the necessities
show a great veneration for Govern
ment when they need its aid; their
view of price regulation when things
are going their way is different.
John Ellis, near Moline, is prepar-
ing to winter $50 lambs, 300 ewes,
and 60 two year old steers. His
sheep are all rambouilets.
John Brewer has a pair of white
mules that are quite a curiosity in
this part Of the country.
Mrs. R. P. Moore and son, residing
two miles south of this city, will hold
a sale November second.
St. Clair Emmons says the corn on
his Long Branch farm will average
from Is to as bushels to the acre.
Charles Heinlen, who owns the
Morris farm, two miles south Of this
city, bought three steers Thursday
from Considine & Pollock and paid
$40 a head for them. Mr.. Heinlen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
st. Louis Live Stock Market
Special Report

1F>'
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, Ill.
Oct. 80, 1917. - Today's receipts.
Cattle 5000. Hogs 1000. Sheep
250O.
CATTLE = In spite of the fact that
the market this week opened unsat-
is~faetory, due to a heavy run, the
market today under more moderate
receipts reacted nicely, the demand
showing vigor from start to finish
and virtually all of yesterdays de-
cline of Is to zoe per cwt was regain.
ed. The prospects are much more
favorable for the market the balances
of the week.
HOGS - This trade opened with
a vim and was generally 25c higher
than yesterday. The cold weather
has been a big factor in the market
and particularly so in broadening the
demand for light weight stuff. Choice
hogs $50 lbs up s16.4O to s17.1O; good
mixed hogs 16O lbs up $3.50 to s16.-
25; 12O to $50 ID pigs s14.75 to $15.-
50; lighter pigs s13 to SIS; best rough
hogs around $3.50; habitat roughs
S11 to S13.
SHEEP - This market continues
strong and active. Choice lambs sic
to $16.75; medium SIS to SIG; fat
sheep S11; choppers So; amer SIS tc
Sc. Angora goats 81 to $3.50; hail
goats $3.50 to 81; kids IS to s1O.50.-
NATL. LIVE STOCK CON. co.