Correctly 2:11 Stallion Boosts Sheegog Stud Season
A.S. Sheegog reports a successful stud season for Correctly 2:11, with top mares from Walter Direct 2:05 and Van Buren Wilkes among those bred to him. Eva Love 2:27 foaled a handsome colt, and last year three Correctly foals sold for $800 each. A colt show is planned for September 1914 offering a service fee to Correctly and the best colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctly
Directly
Sally Hal
Brown Hal
Sallie Scott
Kramer
McMeen
Traveler
Columbia
Eliie
Aaron
Las
Flem
Goa
F. R. Sheegog
Walter Direct
van Buren Wilkes
McEwen
Eva Love
S. A. Hays
Coll
Sheeger
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Chamberlain Ointment
A well known resident of Newcon Town reports that his sister's husband suffered rheumatism in the arm when a bottle of Chamberlain's ointment was applied. By next morning the rheumatism was gone. For chronic muscular rheumatism this ointment is recommended, sold by all dealers.
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Sister
Fries
Newcon
Town
Chamberlain
Planting Over May May Be Reserved In Many Maury Fields
Dry weather has left many Maury County farmers worried about corn stands. J M Dean of the bureau of plant industry says stands vary by field. Some ground is in fine condition and needs only a light rain. others suffer from poor ground preparation and may require planting over. Transplanting may occur if late stands persist. a timely rain could improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dean
Bureau of Plant Industry
Dean
W. P. Ridley
Mr. Ridley
Weedere
Harrows
Breeding Profit for the State Reported in April
Nashville May 6 T G Settle chief clerk in the state department of agriculture has submitted the monthly financial statement to Commissioner Peck showing that April revenue to the state was 11221 13 The receipts for the month were 12809 28 and the total expenditures 1588 10 leaving a balance on the right side of the ledger as stated above The report covers pure feed and seed and fertilizer accounts with balances and disbursements detailed for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
T. G. Settla
State Department of Agriculture
Peck
Fine driver purchased for $225 in city horse trade
W Beasley recently bought the handsome bay driving mare from Will Willsford for 225 dollars. The animal is described as stylish and gentle in harness. The notice also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oils as a remedy for croup, with a testimonial from Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley
Will Willsford
Thomas
Mre. L
Farmers urged to seek help from railroad on soil and livestock
The Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway promotes agricultural improvement along its lines in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. It will issue letters and pamphlets backed by state and federal experts on lime, cover crops, legumes, crop rotation, and silos. Thousands of acres could gain fertility and early spring grazing, with ensilage highlighted as economical feed. L. P. Bellah leads the Industrial Department effort and invites farmer input via a return postcard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Chattanooga
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Walue
L. P. Bellah
Innis Pointer Arrives in Arkansas to Stand at Stud
Innis Pointer, the horse sold by Dobbins & Cayce to F. B. Baker at Brampe, Ark, has reached his destination in good condition. Baker reports satisfaction with the animal and expects to breed sixty mares to him, stating the price is 68800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sheegog
Josie Nowers
Brown Hal
W. M. Tolley
Oorht
John A
Correctly
Plummer Webster
Sheegot
Ywn
Argot Hal as a Racehorse and Sire Prospect at Cleburne Farm
Argot Hal, sired by Argot Hal, stands at 2:07 pacing and 2:12 fast line. The stallion Hal Connor, 2:18, bred from Tennessee Wilkes and Banquette, is described as handsome and well bred with breeding value as a sire. Fee $15 to insure, inquiries to Allen Campbell at Cleburne Farm Spring Hill Tennessee.
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Margot Hal
Hal Connor
Brown Hal
Hal
Tennessee
Hale
Argot Hal
Barbett
Brownette
Tennessee Wilkes
D&m Banquette
Cadet
Bonnie Annie
Omega
Lettie
Mattie Houston
Driver
Allen Campbell
Cleburne Farm
Good Prospects for Tomato Crop in Columbia Area
John J. Wilson of the Columbia Canning Company says tomato yields this year should be as large as in the best years since the crop became an established local industry. Farmers are gaining experience in planting and cultivation, boosting yield per acre even with smaller acreage. Planting has begun and most fields will be set out within two weeks.
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Columbia
John J. Wilson
Columbia Canning Company
Thomas Sells His Fine Berkshire Boar to Nashville Breeder
A. Flem Thomas of Cullooka sells his registered Berkshire boar Artful Hell's Lord Premier 2nd to J. B. D. DeBow of Nashville, a noted breeder. The sire is Lord Premier 2nd and the boar is a litter mate to Charles P. Hatcher’s purchase for $1,000. The seller declined to disclose the exact price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artful Bell
Lord Premier
J. B. D. Debow
Nashville
A. Flem Thomas
Cullooka
Berkshire
Charles P. Hatcher
Mr. Thomas
Watson Bros Stallion Barn Announces Sensation Stallion
Sensation No 65441 a dark bay Morgan stands sixteen hands weighs 1100 with star in main, will serve mares at 10.00 by the insurance. Sensation’s lineage includes Nesbo 481 Garnicd Fortime Sunerh and Green Mountain Morgan 42. Jocko Welsh-Shetland stallion also offered at 10.00 for fillies and 7.50 for colts. Six black registered jacks available to serve mares at 10.00 by insurance. All care taken but accidents possible. fee due when ownership or facts are ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Columbia, Tenn
American Morgan Register
White River Morgan
Nesbo
Rutland
Green Mountain Morgan
Garnicd
Fortime
Sunerh
Sensation
The
Insurance
Jocko
Health a Factor in Success in Columbia Tenn
Health a factor in success, according to an old adage from Columbia Tennessee. The copy touts regular bowels and good digestion as key, recommending Chamberlain's tablets to improve appetite and digestion. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Chamberlain
Adve
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R. R
Sheegog Stud
J. M. Dean Lending Assistance
Hundred Acre
Jersey
Ewell Farm
Ewell Station
Tenn
Forrest Hill Jersey Farm
Percy Brown
Spring Hill,Tenn
Seth
Innis Pointer
Arkansas
Spring Hill, Tenn
Watson Bros
Barly
L. Barker
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