Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
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Gettiag Ready fer BE Pan CroR
Adrian farncn Ers planning 70
plant an exceptionaly large aeroags
/ q faii wheat this war MAnyhave al
ready broken their round corteG
Etmsns;on. manager Il the Polioek
MRling Company q this city said Pr
day that be had never seen 80 mueA
fertilizer gong 10 The country. The
min doa5icd its order this year over
last years shipment and they may
yet run short
r. Lee Greed. a half nile east Of
HattOn. delivered q hogs recently TO
cost the shipper IS eents The total
weight was $3.50 pounds and the sum
tctAl was ss9540.
Ute Fagg, in Western Audrain, had
an average Of 50 bushels Of cats on his
&C acres and eight acres Of this made
IS bushels a record for that section.
Some time since 7. J. Bates & Son,
Up west Of Hstton, contracted six car
loads Of hogs to ]. N. Akeman Of Col
umbia. 70 20 the last half Of July and
the last half Of August al IN cents
a pound. Mr.. Akeman resold these
hogs to Kemper & Booth Of Boone
county at IS cents a pound two cars
OF which yer shipped Monday and
two cars went out Wednesday from
Auxvasse to ST. Louis.-Auxvasse Re-
view.
7. j. Bryson, Of Western Audrain,
secured an average Of "a bushels Of
wheat on 2s acres this year and his
100 acres Of oats made between 25
and 80 bushels average.
J. B. Rutter bought a load of cot
ton mules in Yates this week.
Ernest Fagg. Of Western Audrain,
threshed $500 bushels of oats from a
106 acres.
Hugh Eisele, of near Thompson,
had 20 acres Of oats this year that
averaged 81 bushels.
MCGOWAN Bros, near Thompson,
threshed 1888 bushels of wheat from
their 20 acre patch.
Hebel Threshing and Hauling Wheat
J. H. Hebel north of Mexico started
threshing his wheat Thursday after
noon. He was hauling it to the Pol,
lock Milling Company Friday in the
mills trucks. It graded No. 2, and he
expects near 1000 bushels.
Clarence Robinson, near Tulip. sold
so yearling ewes to Smell Marshall
and rs to Howard Outright At 800
apiece. He threshed 468 bushels Of
rye from 25 acres and 2,155 bushels
Of oats from so acres.
Joe Mungler was in town Saturday
making arrangements for the thresh-
ing Of his wheat and oats near Mo-
limo. He thinks he will have a three
or four day run.
Judge H. T. Squirting, who with his
sons, farms mean Skinner, sold 1400
bushels Of his wheat to the Pollock
Milling Co. The remainder Of the
crop, which was all raised on rs
acres, he held for seed.
Galloway county had only a hall
inch Of rain in July.
Motor trucks started the hauling Of
F. B. Cooks wheat crop to the mil
Saturday morning.
Fred Roberts sold three loads Of
hogs in st. Louis this week. Two Of
them brought 1920 and one s19. He
also bought a load of good ones.
w. NJ. Affick and J.. R. Hays hat
banner wheat and oats crops north o.
C~entralia. They threshed an average
Of 27 bushels from 20 acres Of wheat
and sold the crop to Burks & John.
|, son at S2.15. From 81 acres of oat:
, they got an average Of SO bushels anC
sold the grain at IS cents.
Ben Kelly, near Benton City, hat
twenty-six acres of wheat that aver
aged 1871 bushels this year, and hi
: white oats made % bushels.
r. Hildebrand, east of Benton City
: had % acres of wheat that made al
average Of 14h bushels. His 20 acre
Of cats made a % bushel average.
Contracts Cattle at II Cents
James Young, southwest of Paris
sold % head Of steers to Charlie!
Dunn Of Galloway county, for deliv
cry September Is at SIT. Jim bough
these steers from A. C. Beaver tn
18th Of June at 10 cents a pound. H
Z US scores an advance of S702.90 o.
the original weights, on top of whicl
he will get II cents a pound for al
.hc HcFh they put IN up to Septembe
r.. He proposes to give them a pee
kof oats apiece a day along with thei
corn. An old cattle feeder tells hir
! pays big. Mr.. Young is also feed
rs 68 hogs all Pure bred Spotted Pc
,aLds, has two more loads coming OF
Paris Appeal.
How 10 Produce Maximum Wheat Yiel
Early blowing and the preparatio
Of a good seeded, fertilizers, goo
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