NEAW Bay horse stands in Akron during 1908 season
A NEAW Bay pacing horse of 15.3 hands and 1100 pounds is described as lively ambitious and well bred gilt edged. Sired by Helieda with lines tracing to Lord Russell Maud Heliotrope Princeps Toro and Egotist. The dam Nora Wilkes appears with Rosalind Wilkes and Kittle Cuyler as ancestors. He will stand every Tuesday at Morse's Livery Barn in Akron Terma or Survive. For a foal, a $15 payment is due when mare is known to be in foal. Best care offered. seller not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helieda
Lord Russell
Maud
Nora Wilkes
Harry Ates
Rosalind Wilkes
Kittle Cuyler
Cuyler
Kate Patchen
Mambrino Patchen
Lady Abdallah
Morse’s Livery Bare
Akron
Foaled 1893: Thoroughbred lineage traced to Guillaume and Bayard
Foaled March 10 1893, bred by M W Dunham Wayne Illinois. Lineage follows multiple generations from Guillaume through Louis D Or Jerome Vidocg Bayard Coco Vieux Chastin Coco Mignon Jean Le Blanc with dam Eulalie 2670 and further ancestors Brilliant Waterloo Jean-Bart Luther Pierre Labourer and Jean Le Blane.
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M. W. Dunham
Wayne
Llinois
Guillaume
Louis D'Or
Jerome
Vidocg
Bayard
Vidoog
Coco II
Vieux Chastin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Eulalie
Brilliant
Jean le Blane
Will Stand for the Season of 1908 at Morse’s Livery Barn Akron
Auction note announces a live colt service for the season at Morse’s Livery Barn Akron for 1908. Terms include single service price and payment dates, with foal status and mare ownership details.
Notice of administrator for estate of Thomas Calhoun
In Plymouth County Iowa on April 4 1908 Morse and Hamm announce the appointment of M A Aees as administrator of the estate of Thomas Calhoun deceased. Debts owed to the estate must be paid and all claims presented to the District Court for allowance. Attorneys McCuttle and Reece ant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth
Iowa
Thomas Calhoun
M. A. Aees
McCuttle & Reéehant
Hatate
Local Garden Seeds Adverts and Sioux City Talks
Local mentions include bulk orders from Klauer Swanson Co and a prompt to buy house spouts before spring rains. Sioux City visits and travels are noted for Mrs Chas Vargason Lionel Cross L J Cross and Prof Alexander Pell. Community chatter covers car trades barber shop work and local business offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Vargason
Lionel
Sioux City
L. J. Cross
Sioux Falls
Klauer-Swanson Co
J.F. March
Miss Lake
Hawarden
Frank Webster
A. Wabater
H. Youngstrom
8. A. Waterbury
L. G. Smith
Columbia Gramaphones
Edison
A. G. Johnson
Chas. Fox
Breckinridge
Minnesota
E. B. Frant
Ardmore
Indian Territory
J. D. Douglass & Son
Milton Cain
Johnson
Chas. L. Lockie
Hera
Frank
A. Baker
Illinois Colleges of Photography
Effingham
McMinnville
Tennessee
Southern School of Photography
Chicago
Hans Willer
L. F. Taylor
Farmers’ Grain Co
Warren Husted
St. Louis
LeMars area notes report local deaths and honors
Mrs. John C. Bryant dies in LeMars after vasomotor paresis. Prof. Frank E. Palmer named LeMars public schools superintendent. Ireton Ledger will refrain from attacking mail order houses. Chatsworth youth given 60 days for a threatening letter. Barbers raise prices. Northwest Iowa Veterans encampment to meet in Sheldon July 1 to 3. A Spencer man fined $300 for supplying liquor to minors. Maurice and Granville trains now run by telephone. Woodbury officials barred from selling to towns. Copeland exonerated, Erickson fined. Drowning scare for Hawarden child. Lillie Olson found, death ruled exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bryant
Johnson Township
LeMars City Hospital
Frank E. Palmer
Jefferson
Iowa
LeMars
Ireton Ledger
Ireton
George Hentrich
Chatsworth
Frank Wakeman
Orange City
Northwest Iowa
Sheldon
Sons of Veterans and
Relief Corps
Spencer
Maurice
Granville
Sioux County
Erickson and
Copeland
Woodbury County
Everything Lovely in Kansas Letter from R. B. Squires
R. B. Squires, a former Akron resident now making sausage and lard at Westphalia Kansas, writes that southeastern Kansas is green with a promising fruit crop despite a late frost. He notes peaches pears plums and apricots damaged but apples heavy with buds and reports good health and neighbors still nearby. He sends regards to the office and awaits a future letter from Jim Kennedy on RAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
R. EH
Squires
Akron
Westphalia
K.T
R. B. Squinss
Jim Kennedy
Reo Guides Tourists Through Wyoming On Auto Race Route
The Reo roadster with M. B. Fletcher at the wheel guided New York to Paris auto race tourists through Wyoming from Cheyenne to Wolcott over three hundred miles of rugged roads. The Rep, following Lansing machines, led through the hardest transcontinental section, aiding travel despite heavy cars. Sioux City dealers report a busy spring with many out of town Reo purchases including Buick tours and runabouts by bankers and merchants in Mapleton Yankton Galva and Wakefield. Buick buyers include F M Rohrabacher Oscar Swanson and others. Jacob Heib buys three Buicks. Remember the Firemen’s annual dance April 22. Want ads urged as profitable investments.
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Reo Motor Car Company
Reo
M. B. Fletcher
Reo Auto Company
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
New York
Paris
Cheyenne
Wolcott
Lansing
Thomas
Sioux City
Ackley Hubbard
First National Bank
Chas
I Whiting
Bank of Mapleton
Mapleton
Towa
Carl E H. Conn
Battle Creek
D. H. Hedrick
Battle, Creek Savings Bank
Iowa
Chas. ‘Edmunds
Yankton National Bank
Yankton
P. J. Nyberg
A. Weateausee
Galva
Jacob Heib
Marion
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Theome
Mra
BE. Douglass
L. J. Conger
Baker Building
1St National Bank
F. A. Seemann
Jackson Sts
G. H. Wooton
Ofice
Clark-Cilley
Alroa
N, J. Brown
Steorsson
A. W. Peterson
Adams
Milo
Gallopore
Percheron Stud-Book of America
Morse's
Mar
Warer
Morse & Hamm
Klauer Swanson Co
O. A. Stoss
H. P. Anderson
Bourne
Neighborhood Notes
Maud Hunter
Lillie Olson
Rosalie
Neb
Opera House
Childs
Wendt’s Corner Store
Seck Coes
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