Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-20

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70 CZlzEsy The sale r2s made -
hs " b 4 J. r. Harris zgelry-
Fui;oa Gazette
7 ! Bates ( son. west ard north
wes a Hzttaz- shppe1 is1 fat hogs
to car iaa5S fruz azxvzsse We-
nHs5zy. The i'm suu have On feed
70 hu that VII 20 oat N JAY and
Angst They are al sold Al bu;
ore car lad 20 70 Newton Akenzn
q Bsoae eoznsy. a. SI73 ard one car
70 Jap Stephez Ct ADdrzin county,
10 60 z Aug1ss a; sIssN
TREE ears q cattle which jean 7.
Bz1z pqed Eruz By2as Mo-
cay. yzne 70. % TIE ST. Lozs market
sals Al slss9 psr Ezn5re5 ponds
G " Ply5oL e bear BryzZ SD
= 15Apou1i scek hoz reoendy %
Johz 7. B1cknsr- z ueiEhbgr, a. I7-c
p= Pozzl
B B BARB suggests thzt TO save
@s and = EzzzEe q feed that
na-s Wh0 70 70 ASSIST thar
neEa- 70 trr@h should take tr
Gun Isrhs vit then THIS En<os
o-y szve tine - Boo1, b1 NJ. Barr
says Ez- frequently vnaz . farmer
whs IS having hr=nzg done. buys .
lst e Eesr 20 fee5 his assistants. 4 L
rzzz ts meat 3 Al wasted
Ths ezti1E q wheat started Tues
Gay q vzr5uzs parts Of the county.
ArgzE r5ose near Mexr0. who set
f an5srs a wsrk were Earl Car
Ter ard ". D Mason The grain
pr9z5sss 10 be az exceptionally good
yehl ard Is IL EplenGi shape.
c Il fPstsi BrvEn. wear Hzttoa
pad $500 fer . Shortbsn co.'s at
the sale q Bellows brothers. at Mary
VILE ta5s week- gettiER q young ami
uEl e The frs; breeding. Mr.. Brown
has ire fis.rincss5n q topping wo Of
the three sales heA BY the Galloway
ngu-tY Sh1rthgrn Breeders ASSoeia-
u0u. ard has a bard II unusual excel
leocE Tne addition Of the cow VIII
Improve Ire heras quality and also
give h- wider reputation a. a breed
er. Slxfy-fogr animals sold In the
sale fer an average Of 81, 705. The
up price was $3.50 which was paid
for a young bull Fulton Gazette.
Las Gerehead. & Paris boy, knows
tere "a money n sheep. -Four years
ago his grandfather. jim Morehead
gave him a lamb. From its increase
Ne has seven nice ewes and eight
kzbE The crop Of wool from 7 ewes
br01ght hin 15 last week-Paris
Appeal
SeTe1 head Of Hereford cattle were
recently sod a. Chinicothe for Sss,-
Sc
OFer SDe hundred Joplin business
Hen have volunteered to help in the
harvest feds.
Tie Ozark strawberry crop along
the FRISCO rpsd this year amounted
70 ssa sT59099.
F~gryHseven head Of Shorthorns
brgzgat AZ average Of $1,000 each,
~ . sale near Granger few days ago.
There iz . well organized and con-
ereoA mgve-nent OF foot in Livingston
egznET % get the wheat crop of the
bo10z lands as soon as Il is cut,
waah will be in about three weeks.
There are THOUSANDS Of acres Of the
Finest wheat eFer grown now ripening
on TIE ioE lands IN Livingston eoun-
81 Ehieh are EubjecE 70 overflow.
Warren W. F1quz has set a record
for this egnmanity in ~fattening hogs
he had % head which put on 100
pounds per head in exactly fifty-twa
days. Nr. Fuq1a first treated his
hogs with worm remedy, then sprayed
them and put them on self-teeders Of
corn and tankage with clover pasture
which resulted in the remarkable gair
made-Nonroe City News.
A Warrensburg bank is Offering =
number Of prizes in order to stimu.
late the poultry industry in johnson
county.
The boys Of the Boonville reform
school are growing 200 acres o.
wheat, which will yield about 500
bushels.
Charles Davis sold a pig this weel
to James Pepper, which balanced tn
scales at 800 pounds, netting Mr.
Davis the neat sum Of $1,000. Mr.
Pepper has been in the hog bushes
fos twenty years but declares that i
some hog, being the heaviest he ha.
ever purchased-Weston Chronicle.
c. G. A. Conductor H. W. Brow
Monday had charge Of the stock trait
from Galloway county, consisting o
"A cars Of hogs, sheep, mules and cat
tie. This is the largest stock trail
that has gone out Of the Kingdom il
one day. They were all shipped to 81
Louis market.
Petitions signed by over 300 eiti
gems of Howard county have been file
with the county court asking that a
election be called in Howard count.
10 vote a 100000 bond issue for tn
building Of permanent roads in tn
county. The court postponed actio'
on the petition until the July tern
The election will then be called at tina
time 30 that the bond issue may b
voted on in the coming primary.
Because the Columbia Milling Com
pany charged more for bran an
shorts than the rates fixed by the gov
ernmen. the license Of the mill was re
voked Saturday. It shut down at moor
and win have 10 remain closed unit
July Is, when, II IL procures a renewa
Of It's license, It will be permitted +
begin grinding again. About 80 cent
a hundred more than the government
price was charged for the bran an
shorts. While the mill Is closed dowr
the company is permitted TO buy neN
grain.
Roy Dawson,sof Fulton, received 81