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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28
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bare a1mpic tobcn 5luilhcn ct. 81.
lien um0 @brlnpelt in Slnnocrn. =
IN Der on1 IS. september 5l Gnoe
~gcgar9clicn %So6e betriigcn Die bri-
tiidcn Serlrite 27,t64 Mam.
Sifi5ielI miro bctannt gegebert onB
sic 9riten mGhreno Der an MittIpofD
bcenoetcn &ude aui iGnnltliGeE
aricgsifuuplGpcn 23,035 Mnnm Der.
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Ciii5iere - Sootc 1913; Nann.
idoitcn So0tc l,43O; Oifi5itrc
permuloet ohcr pernliBt 432; @tonn.
id)oitcn perpunbet ODER pcrmibt
1000.
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al Der n6rOlidet 6ront Der aaulpi
icincu 6ortgang nilnnt.
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UNI Jest Gilnabur9 crnltlid bebro.
pel'.
lie S'''u 'o''tot % "c'lcl' '''p'
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nOnrulrncn SatobItoot ilbcri6ritten.
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Fu'''PN'cl p'tollei'li'uI III oeilt CT
pt'' pe'l'u]e'' So'le erFlutl' oaB ole
"e9'erl''t8 e'He ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pp!' o"ooo'ooo'ooo DON oell 9lIller'
'eH oerio'Vei' 'neroe' "Mohll oer
Ss'es 0''ooilllell nofoell lel. EN-
S4S''p'ut oe8 FullP9lel@' oo@ eoel
9ler 0llBc'oll9t H. 5el9t paB 2ellfld)'
'o!lo Ole 'plA'lioeil ~eolefe nlllletflrel
'''rpV: zen AFpBtell @pell Scl9ieFS'
eillell 9roBell AItrltf III MORO 0rallt
rtld3 DC Stoote Calais llll0 %olllo-
91e' och Sl'e5 aallaI, nas hcl1l'dc
No'Ho' ole @d'lorlell Sr|clll, Slttlls,
ole 96oren, @tooclro, WIbrnltor l'ro
e'''tA SDe'l DER '~ro'6oll|d)en l''lp brl'
l''d)e' &olo'l'elt III 9'rlta.
Vie ah'er'tnlll'Heil Srllppcll II
ofo'lire'N 'nero''' NH o~I'SNeolloctcr
"'ol,ll'd)o1feN nerNeprh mcrnen, I'M
4harl'fe mt va" mo flANll9cI1
o'''eF 81 l''ot)Clt' lolt tl'r6lld) DC
Ioilllt 9cIllod)f lpl'roc' &coc Irllee
prel aorpS inter Der llcllclt Nrgolll
'ot'on' plrn en- oe'onocrcS &ll9erlcll1
Nc1lhle1lf MT rlllr1lt Shcrlt, elilell
Sper'lleilillollt, orel @ol'ptlellten Uni
5o Mo'lll IN Der @al'ptqllartler : u
pt''oh lolnle 'ed)s Sonlpn9llen bon ]
3 Si'l6teren llllo 25o Malllt baben
nlc zen nNQ@s llllO ,SlalltlllcllNlcnIt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

Gas perseiien piele: gs lit nidt
allies per0eft, mas masficrt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28
Mns anoeren Counties.

Sn Sioge GountD miro am 16.
Oftober cine Spc5iulpabl itattiiloen
nm ilber cine gononnIcibe bon $500
10000 fir Strobcn= uno 9rilfcn-
ban 3mede ab5ultinnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28
Neue Nnseigen

@erlaugt: oltes Glen fir oas ib
40 Gents per 100 YilnD be5able an
@barf abgeliefert. Srit2ang.
Sermann, MO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

sri. Scna @ccrnlanll, bon @aIb-
inatrn crlitt lette &odc beinl &od)ci,
ppll 9(pfclbrrttcr ihliumtc Srannt
mluloeu I'M Gciitt. 0ampf, pclder
iidl uiter benz 9cdel bcs &offeiicls
unaeiommelt bate idlcuOerte plot.
lid Den Oedfel in Die Sobe urlo Die
fuhcnOc Waiic Der I%pfelbutter Dem
W1odcn ms 8ciidJt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

&%erlangt: Stonbarb @eiBclhcts
eiicnbabnidmcllcn (Sies) fir melde
80 Gents per Sic, abgcIiefcrt onl
gSborf, bc5oblt mcrOen.
Trit2nn9,
Scrnuull, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

Die 0ranbjurp IN Cole County bat
ont 0onnerStug ibrell erlten Veriht
ubaeaebcn lnlo llelln Inflngen erDp.
ben, licben bapon gcgcn oen frilbcret
llrto icbt obgcicstcn 9apitolperlpalter
SSobn Scott uno 5lpei gcgcn Den DOR
tigef &oblcub1noler Sobn Hiner.
Sies mur oas @elultat Der ltrtcrlll d
l,lg ilbcr ungeblihen Serfallf bon fir
ocn Staot %beItimmlten &oblcn an DC.
anlte 5l niebrigen Erctlen. Scott
miro ser llnteridla9ung uno oes
9iebltubls belhuloigt uno oie gegell
Sinner erbpbenen Mnflagctl lolten allI
@roBoicbitabl. gr TOLL &oble1 bonn
Staot gcnommcn baben, etnmal I'M
@crtbc pon sos unb cinmal I'M User,
the BON 1920. Scntt ipll in iieber
SGucn Goblen pom Staat genommer
babcn in Sen folgcnoen @ertbcn:
sos, SIC. SIS, $4,000, $43.50
$3.50 uno $1t.60. 9ci0e ~itcllten
9iireihaft in Srmnle bon $1,000
r,lh enga9irten ben Iopcfaten Com
Gununt, mcltcr tic pcrtheibigcn mltb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

,Sn Columbia, Mo. fGnnen finn
tiobin feline bcrul,ifenbcn @etrGnfc
eingciilbrt mcrocn, wcnigitcns nitt
ollrd) bic GrprcB9eicllidait, weld)c
lid c~ntIdloiicn bat, ale Sclblngen
olfpboliiher @etrGnfe nod Columbia
81 perneigcrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

3m Dermictben: ShGne @obmlng
bon 3 3inlmcrn an Der lueltl. 3tet
StroBc. Sobn Wnc1t
Sern1onrL Wtp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28
MadJt iie 10 id6n luie nett.

2abt mid el1er g1,to, Surrepl ober
9llggp anitrciden uno linen ein r,ell.
es Iusieben gcben.
9ouis SADIE It 0 #,
Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

&on 0cn GanfrGllbcrn, iueld)c porls
&c ISOLDE Die @alt III S!ullipan,
6runflin County, nm $4,000 bcrollb.
ten, bat man nod feline Spur cnt
ocdt. Ser &crlult Der Salf lit oltrA
Gerii6crung gcoctt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

Gbus. 90lfcr bon ct. WtarDs III
ct. 9ullis Gornltp iii Der BETTER ei.
ncr ppllblut 0ltrbum Stub meltc ppr
nlcbrcrcn &ptcn Grillings- &1lbcr
mari. Allie orci ser &dlbcr lcbcn" llln
geoeibcn oniheincnb prdftig. Spr
5lpci Sourrn gcbor Die Stub 3m!l-
lingStilbcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

Melpille Gnlrncl un0 oelicn @rr-
Scr BON H0inclun0 hnttcll lcbtt Mpd)c
Gin fnuppcs Gntfomnlcn Dor Dem 20
DC. Gieielbcn wurcn I'M ScgriIf III
ibrenl Mllto iiber bus @ubngeleilc Der
~. s.. & Z. @ubn 81 fuDrcn ais Die
iclbcn cincn Shncll5ug bcrantommtcll
iabcll. IS gelnllg ibuen ous Nllto
5luu Stillituno ST. bringcl cbc cs
! goll5 ollf ous @nbngclciic fam jcood)
troi Die 2ofonlotipc Den porocrcll
| Sbeil oes Nlltos Oc1 cs g1n5lid Dc
| nlolirtc, ml,noerburcr Mcilc Obnc Die
SnlalIcn jl pcrlcbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-28

gSGDrcnb mcbrcrc &lnocr IN Der
9tGbc Der ShuIc bel Soncoell, III
Srunfliu Gnrntp untcr einenl grnbcn
Sucallorc @nlmlc ipielteil itto elmer
Der &nubcn I'M Segriff luor an Dent
@ulullc binnti6utlcttern, i6lng, an
id)eiltr1 ans Deitcrem Sinlnlcl, Der
9lit in Den @altnl, mpbllr6 Der &nas
be gctootct lulo mcbrerc Der ulloercl
&in0cr ucrlcbt mur0cn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
H0I1ESgVnLLE

Mss Minnie GztsT0od, Il Kznzas
CITY b Whiting Mr.. CzHEood asd
EDer. Mr.. Mar Bg5ee recent
Iy vizsted her dzggater, Nm. Oscar
Cswher. Clyde Noore is moT-
ing 70 his farm, whieh Re purchases
zs. ugmmsr. - Mr. csrteY, Of Brnz
wick, win Ea9n oecapy the J. ".
Sharp farm. EF. and Mrs. Lon
By5ee, Of Santa Re, visited Oscar
Cavtaon's Sunday. 49, Charles Mey-
err delivered TO Cant at Thompson
q Z50-lb. hogs at s1z per hundred
weight. Hurrah for Charles 49, Mr..
Tate, u Santa Re, who has beer
operating . szw mill near Young
Creek, expects ~ finish soon and re.
tEu 70 his home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
Is APPROPRI-
ATELY NAMED,
HE ASSERTS
is Truly the Mas.
ter Medicine" Wilbur
Hudson EmphaticaIly
Dee s.

SEDAIA- Mo- Feb 81 Tan
he d truly TIE EaE-sr Msdning =
wa ths gra9fL E-szzut nads On
yz-zzy 3. By Wlo- Hzdsgn, Sc
dallas vel EroEu hot tzzzle
-z- Mr. Hzdsoz through his
rightly ro7n1s q The streets, has
become acquainted with alrzost ey-
eryg1e IN this city, and al know him
as . mzn u Ung7esuo1ed honesty
and integrity.
@For the last I'm yezu, Mr. H1i-
son continued. Il have suffered from
stomach trouble, Indigestion bother
ing ne. Ny liver, also, was in bad
condition. ! cogld scarcely eat any
thing and the Little food ! managed
70 force down zoal3 ezzBe gas 70
form in my stomach and made RE feel
bloated. Severe pains wo7A cone in
ny stomach and sides and ! would
b very short Of breath, making me
feel miserable. / was 50 nervous that
sleep was almost impossible. To be
brief, ! was Just IN . bad fix gener-
ally.
after reading in the newspapers u
what il had done for others I decided
10 try Tanlae. / can eat anything !
care for nov and the food digests
properly. l don't suffer from the
pains in my stomach and sides, the
gas formations and bloating no lon
ger bother me and the ahortness Of
breath doesn't occur anymore. I've
gained weight and feel twenty years
younger now. In fact, ! feel fine
all over, since taking Taniac."
Il think Tanlac is one Of the finest
medicines ever sold and III recon-
mend it 70 anyone who suffers from
stomach trouble"
Tanlae is now being specially intro
duced and explained in Mexico at
Buckner's Drug Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berrey and NJ
and Mrs. Joe Smith Of near Gait,
spent Sunday Afternoon with Mrs.
IL. K Campbell - Nr. and Mrs. c.
H.. Tanzey spent Sunday with A P.
wager. - Mrs. John Vancs Of Contra
ia, is moving 70 Rowsns where she
viii occgpy a portion Of tire house
owned by the RoTenz Mutual Tels-
phone Company, ngw occupied By
Mrs. Marion C~0rneilson - Mr.. s. A.
Pulls, Of Mexico, was IN RoEena Tues
day and reports moving hack this
week. Mr. Virgil Vance reports
selling a windmill 70 .r. Jack Hosf-
nan. two mills and two deep vel.
pumps 70 Mr.. John johnson and one
mill and n deep well pump 70 Mr..
Fred Forscythe, Of near Madison. -
Mr. Homer Pickett returned to bis
home in Ray. Colorado. Saturday. -
Mr.. Ara Burnett bought a pair Of
coming four year old horses Of Mr.
Alex Leach, price unknown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
NORTHEAST BENTON

The Christian Endeayor will give a
social At the Christian Church on
Thursday night, Feb. 22nd. After a
program, refreshments will be serv-
ed. Z. W. Rockwell vent TO Iowa
Sunday To attend the funerals Of two
nieces. VIII Wfnger moved his
family and goods last week TO the
farm formerly occupied By Frank
Pierce, who moved to Montana. 49,
Mnl Melissa kewbsrry, a former
resident Of this community, died at
her home in Illinois on February 4th.
- John Dew8 and wife have recent
ly moved 20 Coultersville, III. 49, Mr..
Crawford Dowell, Miss Ida Purdom,
Walter and WInifred stratton are all
quite sick with the measles. A
large crowd attended the mule sale
at Alb Harrison's las; friday. The
mules brought high prices. The la
dies of the Presbyterian Church sery-
ed dinner and took in s59.10, clearing
$500. - VIII Boiling and wife moved
to their farm near Shclbina last week
- Rev. Franc Mitchell filled his reg
ular appointment at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday. We are glad to re-
port the improvement in his health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
EAsTEgN AUDEAN AND
NETEgN PIEE

Aszg a zr-g ~ Esa1sg
a-e Fz EEE A1zpo-ssz
L Card EaLy, and C-cs
Wrg Misses Nj
E1a More ass Misses Gsz-
ard E WyEsz. Er.
vz Es1 Ger. Dly - jos
1 E.a-g zz 3 zzzBzs ssT
q Ea1a- EE&g Fgg1
Marvel an ao-E-y6 Dz. Ic-
II E sza ls7 zi w
N.z- GzrEsE eyes
~ a1 rz- zs1 wsk-
e s-ee e R=s weeks e
-2s EE11 zez zss
a5 < ay a1s1 q =s Eses ~
E-.e &c ~ zge hrz, east
& uu1 ps Ls PT1y
E11 81 s saa-- sg-T sH
szuE aG 1la cEeA
< z ~ EY B z9sr
by -1s zrg = IL &C ls-
ara WE .szT s s1s g11c se2ze-
arazr rarE p Ii UzTg-Ey e
grgua--E @ w.-E z@szg re
Haaa EaE Esetz zzE N
ua ua zaT ans a.rT ssse
IS -Ererz8 EsJ-C GgI~
joy uaE ul- la zs,w grs Is zHnR
3 e8g-la * Ea-Erg wsrE . Ez-
aa L1 Lake &z
rs me- u-gt SEI wsrs rsas
E1eaa & @ EE8@ EtL 4 2
BeE Eussg Ig6e 4 the
Fsa1s 3agR Cg- C are CG
za EYa9z6 pgzzz zs
A-sH44 5az Eass Cg
rzgwn here Azf charge
= 2 uew -y SeIrEsat 70
- ssgz ~ iss E~emreaE-
~ a D2 c. Il yaa1z
TEE large 1zwEy H 10 be c5z
1a1SsA q 2vlaz Daezrsd Ire 1ay-
res Il m.e 50 zreste a. MIS- Guf-
IN, 49, &aEy s,s hzzHag water for
her elsAEs. We, hoEeer. pre-
Ter EztsY hzng u lard rains All
9z9 noals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
IIRFRTY NER-s

MrB. Cargnos AGzEs Is ssg H.
Mrs. Henry Kzzksl has beer EcE-
Mz. Name SIXTH. yoEz Smiths
Eother, Is very SIX 4. hsr ho-s !.
Mexico. Bez A1zzs EEs Zzr7s1
last week 70 Mrs.. E-Zz JoneA q
Mckee Pzzl Biss has oeen SIX
tkrsa1sozd wlA zpps11s5z We
oele5utsd Vzlentine Day with 4 Val
entsne box whieh ne al snGy@.
We also made czndy. NJ. .. Czt-
Ter VII have 2 sale nzTs FE&Ey, FEB
rzzy Z3rd. - Ton Owes has Eov.
81 fr0m this district % : farm 0Tns.
By JACK Cr1En, s95thweEy q here. -
Ii Shall is able 70 beo1f noW. after :
severe attack Of "a grippe - Nr. an1
Mrs. z. J. Pinpell and child, AID
Mrs.. Liza Cayper, q Mexico, spent
last Sunday at JOIN Smiths.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
YnINGs cRFFk

Ts rad Z IKE ra1 E015zy morning
IL ga2e1 tie Rosd roa3s fer a tire.
We Iamiy have had fae winter,
w gev Ar-s a.gw 70 tie present.
.zke p1k q this neighboshoo& have
x e m9s. Il the tine N their al
Mr. Lizzie ElIs spent
frasu Be5nes1zy Until Saturday Of
Iha week fs Mez5eo z1ii Mrs Settle.
Wa1e fkere she Es.sn3ed the meeting
Ea : r. progress a. the Methodist
Urea There was q quarterly
-eetirg At Oiivet last Sunday morn
~. - M Alsce Asb1y visited her
sartey, Nn Herchei Davis, and fam
.ly, a. Galway, the hrat Of the week
- Nm. J. II. Rogers and son, Park,
a1E bis wife and son, Of Santa Fe,
giEte5 az G.. T. Schisffers last Sat
ur1zy The family q J. P. Al
bright have ali recovered from the
mezalez. G.. 7. Sehieffer is bet
1sF, and vas able % take an auto
mobile rde last Saturday. Mrs.
James Baker is again on the sick list.
- Rev. 7. z. White filled his regu-
lar appointment a. Long Branch last
Saturday and Sunday. 49, Roy John
son bought . span Of 2 year old mules
# Nr. Snrrett- q Santa Fe, for S225.
- James Crawford was down 70 see
lG. T. Sehieffey last Saturday
Monroe GorreI and little son, Les
ter. and Na1de Guthrie, Of STROLLER,
were guests q G. 7. schieffer and
family last Sunday. - T. u. DoweIl
and ". Householder ard me Ellis
Broz. filed their ice houses with q
good quality Of ice. Homer Sion
aker has moved 70 the Robinson farm
and Mr.. Taylor, who occupied il, has
moved 70 his farm in Indiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
CENTRALIA ITEMS

J. W. Pool bought a pair Of mare
mules from Charley Dean. Griff
Cunningham got a team Of mules from
Rad Fountain recently. Mr.. Coo
ley has moved to the c. H. Wigham
farm, and G.. II. Wignam has moved
70 the W. 2. Vance farm. - The fol
lowing are out Of school on account Of
illness: Glen Jones, Marie Jones,
Jimmie Offutt, Bessie May Shuck.
George May Pool, frankie Eliza Lloyd
IL suffering from severe sore eyes
Bradley Offutt is III, also. Every
one is interested in the Sewing Club
work at the home Of j. II. Pool and
family. - William Bryson came in
with an extra good team Of mules
from the Grady sale last week.
w. Y. Jones is getting ready 70 put
in some concrete bridges for the
county as soon as the weather per-
mits. - A Centralia barber, in part
nership with a Centralia cl0thier, on
hearing Of a blizzard, persuaded some
Of our boys to have their hair cut. The
merchants sold caps TO these fellows
by the dozen Saturday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

GE and GrL G. Il Harm Il Kan
as9 City formerly II HeEleo. are e.
tsrs4Eiag . Iss tn pond boy, who
arrived a. their h9me February Il
MrL Harmon Is : da1gasa q Mr. and
Mr.. J. T. seiz q hz city Mr.
and Mr. setz, VINO Rave been visit
ing in IgEz ard Nebraska for the
past tws months, vii EDe13 several
days IN Kansas City with their dz1gh-
br befoTs returning % their home
hire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

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Lasuz z- Nn- J 2
1L Mu- c Il snaT n AID
N Fr saT u = NIz 81
Tay - - Nn Es1 Wa .
4 A. NE- Essru S-zzE
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"a X I'D N-E : 2 EIeE -
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war & sa1 Tss ~ e.
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AS uea 49, FaT E1s Ms C1-Ez
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Zev-1uS saset AID A-Hf
Zoe E@1 Fray w& MI
g Ear ". EaS NE- ET
sy E-E Mr- zas Mr. Bch c.
-a1 -laT VIII NJ Ene
I'm y C-=@ dEr t
rs & Gz1zwsy- 49, MA Use
y eans a cyw5 Il wZuE
tsa FRAY UsE T1s E
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Lea E- E=a E-5sl EzG
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AZ Leroy s-5aG Na1az AID Tina
Dsy DzzH OBezr EraE za-
Dewey BsT NJ. znE Mr.
Harm Ez-@ AZ ss- Cs@r- :
VIZ NJ ard Nh George
DqT Geo-gs DyHrE Ezs lsE
a- o E1rEs-t g. ST
E-s -r 5000 AS week Cay
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Mr. Zoas- Ezy Ea1 z E---
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
sssSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

had e hogs 70 81. L0sis last week
Dist broarht si2e. They were al
good mes
". A.. Psanin has 50 acres Of wheat
whseh he reosntly investigated and
rspor1s one Of the best prospects, he
has ever had His seed cost him g
and his fertilizer IS and he s0wed some
blus a with Il. He is very n
eouraged about the outlook for his
crop this year.
san Major sold q pair Of mules 70
Carter & Son for 1925 and 3 par Of
horse mules TO Smith Key, Of Gran
vie. for 1915. He bought = pair
from Sam Seobee for 1855 and three
pairs around Monroe City at 1885,
$500 and sIs0. - Paris Appeal.
John 7. Bryan, a Shorthorn breed
er Of near New Bloomfield, bought
the I40-acre farm Of Wencii Wasel-
one and one-haf miles southeast OF
lAuxvasse, Thursday, at $50 an acre
the deal being made by R. 4. Fish
er, Of this city. Nj. Bryan VIII get
possession the first Of March, when
he viii move to the place. During
the time Mr.. Wasel lived on the farm
he made more than local reputation
as a corn grower, producing lots Of
prize : winning grain on it. Its
well situated and at the price Is con-
isidered a bargain. - Fulton Gazette.
Tom Seobee, east Of Victor, sold a
pair of mules to John Brewer for
s425 and three yearling heifers at
SIS each to Ollie BOulware. Mr.. SEQ
bee has 1900 bushels Of oats for sails
at IS cents.
In the vicinity Of Paris the ground
is frozen TO a depth Of 81 inches.
A Galloway county farmer, W. H
Brands, Of the Dixie neighborhood
has sown his oats.
C. W. Poage, near Santa Fe. il
feeding two loads Of smooth blsel
yearling steers. They cost hin
$3.50 as calves. They win be mar
keted in July. II. T. Painter is feed
ing a load. VIM. Norman 2 loads an.
Jim TuIly a load in the same viein
ity.
l. C. Reed, an extensive farmer lis
ing in south Audrain, paid si57-5o 70
a three-year-old horse that he boagh
) at the auction sale Of Luther Hade
t and J. H. Peak, Of Columbia, Satur
= day. Hollis Crews, northwest O
Earl, gave S3i5 for n span Of two
: year-old mules that he bought at tn
same sale.
Up shot the hog market Tuesday i
St. Louis and a new record was e;
tablished. Figure reached was 1927
obtained by A. l. Hlueher, of Maupi
county, III. He sold 70 head averag
ing 254 pounds at the price.
Previous record for the St LOU
hog market was s12.65 paid on Feb
ruary 9Th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22


Feb. % - VIM. Saylor, Z
of Mexico. Joe Gregory, Aux
Feb. 81 Coldwell execg1
9 miles southeast of Mexiu
Ford, Auct.
Feb. p - Dicus and Dsa
and one-hah miles southwesi q
leo. j. T. johnson and Joe q
Auctioneers.
Feb. % Wheeler Cant :
north Thompson. Joe Gregr
March LIST j. 7. JohrgE.
Mule Sale. 100 head.
March 2 Fairchild Br
miles east Of Mexico. J. c
Auct.
March 6 80 Judge Alex "
Sons Annual Mule Sale. VII
son and others, AuetionetrA
March 6 Carter & S1'l
sale. j. T.. johnson and
Auctioneers.
March 10 s. p. Emmonl J
Shorthorn Bull Sale, Mckee
March Ia Lester J Al
Cauthorn farm, ! mile norm
Mexico. Joe Gregory and ~
Auctioneers. n
March 2 l. T.. II. Garter 8
Mrs. Frank Coatsworth JONI
big type Poland China hosA
C~oatsworth home, Mckee
Hartman. Auct.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

IT. q g-.e u ua Leggsr run
SAT g-Eue Nh - Ea-agB
duc lar f~g-rae q nH
viss nat cnu-14 u tis Eal3n-ma
& 80 Eraaem Wilson's iaa1rE
5 and u'io was sts ORIGINATOR Il
HpsreiAL EsgT.
gfy = fsw q nj dsag 0c 2asog 3
frlen0f ar Dgt eysu 1uVuCl a.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

The % head Of mules disposed Of a
The Alb Hzrrison sale sYersged q
fraction oyer gZD each John Yates
u Williamsburg, b0Eght . coming &
yszr-oH muIe for Sz15; VIII Yates, 81
Auxgasss, . pair Of 2 year Old mules
for G545i Shelby Shay. II Agxyasze
one pair II 2 year Old mules foi
E5z5. About five teams brought
800 each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
n# Ts IS So q hs ossi
frsz herds = tie cguz-E-
sSeasF Hsgx Sod fx SIZE

suamm las Is eE q II a@st
frsz sers = tie csgzlg-
ssEeasy Hogs S4A fx SziE
PANA. m Fs5. - Treasurer
sanuel TzBsy. e shsEsy oasnty, Sat
usay srpks the beg sales for Cen
.yzl Wn wasn be SD sfTsnfy
sszy e an InEznspsls firm for 81
.ft2. =, average q gS000 One hog
BE- pzs4 ST. fer oze Esek ago, brought
SIS.
Bouae Coznty Whezt IaIEred
COLUMBIA. Nc Beh -. - Ths
loss of aogt AL q the winter wheat
crop zas reported Saturday BY Boone
county farmers. dry weather and VIII
ue- winds beng gwen Is the cause.
TIE wheat hzs had practically no Snow
prgsact5gn al winter and the wind
bgx the earth FROM around the roots
Of the yong plants One farmer pre-
.dateS that in sonns fields the grain
wgusS Nc. be worth cutting.
Cover and other grasses have SUI
fgrs5 almost as m8ch as the wheat
from dry weather, but heavy rains
daring the spring might save them
Riee Burton lcol:i invested 81 in
rzry beans last spring and planted
them with his corn Last fall he
gathered about s bu. Of beans from
the planting. The beans are now re-
falling at s. q busheL He viii de-
vote an acre this year % navy beans
-Nztson Times.
W. 7. Sterrett, near Santa Fe, il
feeding . load Of nice heifers, al
blacks He has 60 toppy Shropshire
swex. He priced them at $3.50 pei
head last week, but is now glad h
did rot make the sale. Il has been th'
finest weather for sheep We ever had
says Sterrett- - Paris Appeal.
James B. Baker, near Long Branch
is wintering 50 head Of 2-year-olC
steers. During January they gaineS
an average Of "a pounds a day OF
a ration Of - pounds Of silage, II
pounds Of eottoncake and plenty o
timothy hay a day. Mr.. Baker, who !
3 veteran feeder, says it has been 81
IDEAL winter for the business.
WHEAT DAMAGED BY DR0UTH
SPRINGFIELD, No. Feb 10. -
The worst drouth here since 1855 ha
caused great damage to Southwes
Missouri's wheat crop, farmers say
and, unless relief soon comes, it
|. feared the crop will be a failure
There has been little precipitation il
this part Of the State since last June
Hydroeleetrie power plants werr
, forced to close down several month
ago and towns supplied by them hai
!. to revert to their own steam plants
: The Springfield Gas and Traetiol
companies have announced they wi
build a s250,000 power plant and j
the future viii not depend upon Whit
River for electric current.
Fred Roberts shipped q load Of 9