Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-11-21
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Lkey DALI. 7. O. waIlsce 500
Euza Srd Rruiti Bros. $1,000
Merry Res. Harris and Sea $50
Avuus NStnuA, W. r Turner $3.50
Scutsh Fora T. Lewis Arnold $50
Rozn Lavender. Blskey and Rodes
$50
Roam Niolet md. A J. Cine S2s5
Orange Sybh. Lewis Hensley Ss2S
Roam Syhl. W. T. Ball. s2sS
Loag Branch Emp W. ". Barnes
$50
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Red Fly 3rd, J. d. johnson sass
Elvin4s Pride, Garrett Littrcn $50.
Glen Butterfly. A. c. Williams S6s5
Golden Ben srd. Bert Smith $3.50.
Miss Archer, Blakey and Rodes
Ss7o.
Josie Lancaster, c. c. Bybee s275.
Lady Colder, l. H. whitesides $3.50.
Avons Violet, W. R. Turner $3.50.
Augusta Secret, Blakey and Rodes
$500.
Anomalies Sybil, Bert Smith $3.50.
SYPHILIS Avon, H. S. Williamson s235
AvOn's Butterfly. Barnes and Son
$500
Mysies Queen and Sweet Arb, G.
E. Tut $40.
Rosewood Violet, Bert Smith $500.
Roam Rosie, E. C. Hess $3.50.
VietOrias Pride, 2. NJ. Speers, $3.50.
Proud Margurta End, Lester Miller
S265.
Long Branch Dale, J. W. Warren
$500.
Royal Avon, Chas. Clark $140.
Ruberta's Heir Harris & Son $500.
Golden Lad. Nevins Bros, $3.50.
~Butterhy's Lad, Henry Snare s1i5.
Fulton Gazette.)
How pure-bred cattle pay the breed
er was shown at Fridays sale in Ful.
ton by the Galloway County Short
horn Breeders Association, when a
COW and her two calves, all owned by
c. NJ. Brown, of Auxvasse, sold for
1926.
The COW. Sweet Violet, was bought
in 1915 by Mr.. Brown at a sale by W.
L. Martin, Of Millersburg, owner Of
the old Oakland herd, for so. She
produced two calves and then was sold
at Fridays auction TO l.. B. Suffer,
Of Guthrie, for $3.50. Her two-year-
old heifer calf, Violet's Pride was sold
TO Mr.. Suffer for $525. and her yea
ling bull calf, Baron Nonpariel, sold
10 J. l. Hendrix southwest of Fulton,
for $40.
Mr.. Brown bought the COW when
pure-bred Shorthorns we're low and
made big money by keeping her. 1.-THE
condition the cattle were in helped a
great deal in making them bring good
prices" Mr.. Brown said in talking to
a representative of The Gazette about
the sale. Il had taken good care Of
them by seeing that they got all the
food and attention they needed. The
result was that they went into the
sale ring looking just what they were"
c. W. Pease of Audrain county, No,
marketed two cars Of short-fed steers
on the st. Louis market Thursday at
s13.75. They had been conditioned
for about 20 days and averaged close
to 1885 pounds. A part of these
beeves had been purchased on this
market as feeders. These steers had
been fed corn and cottonseed cake.
j. J. Wakefield, another Audrain
county feeder, was here Thursday
with two loads of lightweight steers
that he conditioned on old corr and
Purina Fatena molasses feed for 4
short period. A part Of his steers were
! of Mr.. Wakefeld's own raising. He
: reports a short crop Of corn in Aud
rain this season and says if anything
J like normal feeding of live stock is
! undertaken in that section they will
have TO ship in lots of grain as well
as sack feeds.
Z Mr.. Wakefeld's steers averaged
! 1888 pounds and brought $500. They
had been fed for rs days, the molasses
feed allowance being 7h pounds daily.
He reported the beeves made nice
) gains.-Live Stock Reporter.
0 Some Of the best cattle seer on the
n st. Louis market Thursday was sent
in by w. d. Mason, Of Audrain coun-
= ty, Mo. There were four loads Of
b steers in the consignment, represent
k ing many breeds. Some Of the cattle
were purchased on this market as
feeders, but a large part Of the ship
r ment consisted Of cattle native Of
c Audrain county. The cattle were sold
e in three lots, ranging from $14.15 Il
5 $l5.25 per cwt. Twenty-Five head av,
eraging 1916 lbs. brought the latter
price, while 80 head Of 1024-lb. cat.
tie received the $l4.15. Other cattle
Is in number, weighed 1006 lbs. ant
cleared at $14.60. Swift G. Co, pur
j. chased all.
81 fed these cattle for about l0I
days" Mr.. Mason told a Reporter rep
resentatiye, "and corn was the prin
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