Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-20

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SHEEP The general market nagEz
a decline Of SOC per cwr compared Eith
prices in effect a week ago. Strictly
choice lambs S1s.75 70 sl925; Tennas-
see lambs s19.25 to sl9.75; fat sheep
s13 to 1880; bucks 81; Gamers and
choppers $3.50 to $40.
Nat1 Live Stock Commission Co.
Because of the difficulty of obtain
ing fresh meat in summer. most farm
families depend largely on cured
meats, eggs, and poultry. In some
sections, however, a farmers beef
club provides fresh beef to relieve the
monotony of cured meats and poul-
try. The number of members in a
beef club is usually Is. In this way a
beef can be divided into 16
cuts, 8 to the side. Each member furn-
ishes a beef animal during the season.
The animals are slaughtered usually
at the farm Of some member who has
had experience in ~butchering. When
the carcass has been divided into the
several club cuts, each member is al
lotted one Of the cutz.
When the first beef has been con
Egmed4 aastasT mez1oer furnishes an
&nIsL ard to- s15 cuts are sgsir
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IL rsez1sa 80 that b tat ed Of the
sszaon as3s1 81 wexaB each member
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@ wrt s szegw 4 nouilzl price
for bes3 - Agssss spssn when the club
IL oFgauzad II ths total weight Of
eEts ~ nses; phieh 2 member receives
during the eaSOn exceeds the weight
q the carcass which he furnished,
then he owes the club for the excess
meat a the price previously agreed
upon. This money is used to reim-
5urse those members who did not re-
eeise a. much meat as they furnished.
A. q rule, very little money changes
hands.
The butcher is the Judge Of the Ear
easses and he may reject any animal
furnished By a member which 10 Of in
fenor quality, or which may prove TO
be diseased Only two meetings Of the
club r necessary, o at the begin
ming, and % At the end q the seaSon.
Ellis Bros n0gth e this city, had
1914 b. average snffh Broz. recent
" marketed 100 b. II wool
The esY q Waaangt0n has offered
1870 fsr The sban5oae6 fair ground
there The ysgz1 oszazta 81 Il acres
Of hrd and the fair aaEaezslo1 first
azkea ten eaoasan6 Sollasu lor T.
The Perry Enterprise says several
q he business q sazs Et1e city
have sx5sszsaa a w.z1xeas % 70
hts Gar iarpsse Ess6a
Tsnausasa - ssris - pao1 are be-
sg ~ggrsaaaes 81 fxyssas sb1g the
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sspannsue A. Canv FsnEton Con-
ssaeaa .lgs tssz eheeS tha week for
sBN enas bseNeen Springfield and
6sas Pam Tss Fsyeynnpent Is pay
isg W . ogfs fg the VOID delivered
on ~ tfzEL
gEFPEKSON CITY, No, June 10.
MissouFs wheat crop this year will
BE- 50.i7s6aJ bushels. according 10 a
joint crop report for June issued by
Jewell Msyea, secretary Of the State
Board Of Agriculture. and r. A. Log
an, field agent Of the United States