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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1903

Page

5

Young Redwood the Standout Colt at Brimfield Barn

Young Redwood is a dark bay four year old stallion standing about 15 hands high and weighing 1230 pounds. Sired by Old Redwood and dam a well bred road mare. He has a fine mane and tail with style and action, a kind disposition, and superb conformation. Available during the 1903 season at my barn four miles west of Brimfield on Mondays and Tuesdays each week. Jas. P. McDonoven, Owner.

Young Redwood Old Redwood My Barn Brimfield Jas. P. McDonoven

Village Stock Farm Announces 1903 Horse Stock Season

The Hackney stallion, Mammoth Jack, and two black Percherons will be at home during the 1903 season. Descriptions are unnecessary as their qualities are well known. The Jack is the last season with us and will be sold at season end. Breeding terms: Hackney five dollars, Jack eight dollars, Percherons three and ten. Colts to stand and suck.

Santos to appear at Wm. Kelly's farm weekly schedule

Santos the black horse will perform at Wm Kellys on the old Brooks farm west of Brimfield on Thursdays and Fridays each week during the season. Waits and Reed, owners, sign the notice.

Santos Wm. Kelly’s Brooks Brimfield Waits & Reed

Tom 19202 Ton will stand the season at multiple farms

Tom 19202 Ton will stand the season of 1903 at A J Bloan farm four miles north of Brimfield on Mondays and Wednesdays, at E O Lucas farm half a mile north of Brimfield on Tuesdays, at KE L Barret farm one and a half miles northeast of Laura on Thursdays, at M C Kelly farm three and a half miles southwest of Monica on Fridays, and Saturdays at Monica livery barn. Tom is a State Fair Prize Winner and has sired state fair winners. A fine animal. His offspring now for theme dives. Careful breeders should see this horse. Sivan and Kutty, Owners.

A. J. Bloan Brimfield E. 0. Lucas KE. L. Barret Laura M. C. Kelly’s Monica Tom Sivan & Kutty

Bride's Durbar misadventure ends in abrupt photograph

A bride among the Durbar party, newly arrived in India, asked to ride an elephant. A trained howdah and camera crew led to a perilous shot as the elephant lifted her aloft by its trunk. The photographer kept the plate, the bride destroyed the negative, and the officer was later reassigned to the Lieutenant Governor's staff.

India Promotin

Confidence Card Scam At A Poker Table

A colored poker player Sam, called a gentleman of color, tricks a new recruit with a four queens and four kings shuffle not to reveal. The plan aims to secure the moneyed man’s bankroll while Sam seeks a confidence card if offered. The Indianapolis News recounts the ruse and its social tone.

Sam Samuel Yaas Indianapolis News

Local notes and social notices from Peoria area

Miss Lois Moore of Deaconess hospital Peoria visits for a few days. Invitations for the marriage of Miss Lora Reed of French Grove to Dr. Chas Shawver of Elmwood announced for June 3. Uncalled letters list at Brimfield post office includes Berk hart Donavan Doran Kemler McGuire Morley Schlah Sreauy Keeling. Property sale: Peter Christian buys J. Morley property near Kickapoo for 1500 dollars. move this fall. Sow stray on Southport farm. owner to claim by proving ownership and paying costs. Charles Drysdale now in Moberly Missouri. E C Pulsipher returning from Chicago enjoyed northern trip. C L Dungan drew a valuable lot near Bradley park in Peoria's Up lands addition. L B Day also drew a fine lot, John Slocum purchased Star Lot in French Grove. Summer Carnival in Peoria features Ferari Bros Great London Carnival Co dog pony and monkey show with trained animals including twelve Shetland ponies nineteen dogs thirty six monkeys and the talking monkey Lamonaca.

Lora Reed French Grove C. A Reed Chas. M. Shawver Elmwood Brimfield Cora Berkhart Martin Donavan H. Doran J. Kemler Jas. McGuire J. Morley Chas. Schlah David R. Sreauy P. M O. H. Keeling Peter Christian Kickapoo Christian Southport J. E. Wilsor Ill Charles Drysdale Chicago Moberly Missouri Drysdale C. L. Dungan Uplands Peoria Ferari Bros Great London Carnival Co

Uncle Sam's Free Homes Opens 388000 Acres for Homesteads

The U S Land Office at ONeill Nebraska lists about 388000 acres in Loup Garfield and Wheeler counties open for free homesteads under U S land laws. Details include filing fees 14 dollars plus 1 dollar, home stead terms five years residence and cultivation, final proof after fourteen months, and eligibility rules for families widows veterans and citizens. Local county clerks and judges in Ericson Burwell Bartlett Taylor are cited as points of contact for locating lands and filing applications.

U. S. Land Office O'Neill Neb Loup, Garfield and Wheeler U. S Sargent Burwell Ericson Burlington J.N. Larson Wheeler County Bartlett L.M. Tunnicliff Garfield County District Court J.G. Wirsig Loup County Taylor L. M. Moulton Land Department U.S. Land Office O’ Neill United States Army Navy United States Beaver Creek Cedar Creek Calamus River North Loup South Omaha Omaha Northwest Magazine

Brimfield Assessment Details Real and Personal Property Changes

Brimfield township and village lists from Assessor W T Cowley show real estate value up while personal property declines. The figures indicate changes from last year with real estate rising and personal property dropping notably.

Brimfield Township W.T. Cowley

Fragmentary line notes number of pembers

A fragmentary OCR item records a count described as no less than 2,186 pembers. The text is terse and lacks clear context or attribution to a person, place, or event beyond the numeric figure.

National job ad seeks traveling sales force nationwide

WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS PERSONS IN EACH STATE to travel for a house established eleven years and with a large capital to call on merchants and agents for successful and profitable time. Permanent engagement. Weekly cash salary of 8 and all traveling expenses and hotel bills advanced in cash each week. Experience not essential. Mention reference and enclose self addressed envelope. THE NATIONAL, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago.

National Dearborn St Chicago

Friendly Criticism Through Quips About Hisee and Krowitt

A playful exchange critiques Hisee as a musician while Krowitt dismisses Hisee's knowledge of music. The dialogue frames rival opinions on artistry and skill, highlighting contrasting judgments between two voices.

Askitt Hisee Krowitt

Bitter Enemies Unite In Church Choir Tie In Phrase

Fragmentary line suggests two rival parties reconcile enough to sing together in a church choir, reflecting a moment of unlikely unity amid longstanding enmity. The odd phrasing hints at local cultural or social tensions expressed through a shared musical activity.

Bound to have His Kick as Havemeyer Quietly Quivers

Report says H. O. Havemeyer may retire from the sugar trust presidency due to poor health. He is described as very nervous and easily jarred by noise. His butler, carrying a loud crash, assures the mogul that no pistes are broken, prompting Havemeyer to retort that the noise was for nothing.

H. O. Havemeyer Sugar Trust Mr. Havemeyer Butlee

Masculine Vanity in a Transcribed Musing

A fragmented reading notes a magazine claim that handsome men are vain. The speaker replies with self deprecation as he vows to be pleasant and helpful, acknowledging social expectations of masculine charm.

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