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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1907

Page

14

Percheron Stallion Artiste Record and Pedigree Details

The Percheron Stallion Artiste is a black three-year-old weighing about 2000 pounds. He was selected from 150 horses for his action, bone, and gentle disposition, with a 1906 Chicago Exposition first prize in two-year-old stallions. Pedigree traces Sire Oscar and Dam Orpheline through multiple ancestors including Brutus Germanicus Abd El Kader Passe Partout and Jean Le Blanc, with multiple dams and sires listed.

Oscar Brutus Germanicus Abd el Kader Passe Partout Comet Ilderim Valentine Vieux Chassin Coco Mignon Jean le Blanc Scipion Coquette Sultam Bamboche Philibert Biche Jacques M. Epinette Beaudole Moutonne Bayard M. E Cocotte Coco II Brilliant Ragout Favori IL Vieux-Chaslin L’amie Vieux-Pierre Rosette Mina la Grise Vieux-Pierre Vieux Chaslin Poule Sandi Pauline Vieux-Coco Jean-le-Blanc Sultani Sultan Bijou M. Lefeuvre Estrada Estraba Ernest Perriot Rustique M. Lemesse Blough Fairfield

Revolutionary Hero's Grave Found in Keokuk Iowa

Keokuk Iowa April 27 George Perkins a soldier of the American revolution died in Lee county in 1840 and is buried in Sheran cemetery three miles west of La Crew The local DAR chapter located his grave and the legislature appropriated funds to Ter rence Post G A R to oversee the project A monument will be erected and the unveiling ceremonies slated for Tuesday May 2.

Keokuk George Perkins Lee County Sheran Cemetery la Crew Daughters of the American Revolution Terrence Post

Favor Church Union Cedar Falls April 25

The Cedar Falls church union vote moves forward after a meeting noting strong congregational support. Local leaders say the collaboration aims to unify ministry and outreach across parishes in the region.

Favor Church Union Cedar Falls

Dubuque Congregational Churches Endorse Union Plan

The Dubuque Association of Congregational Churches met in Shell Rock with a large attendance. They unanimously resolved to approve the spirit and principles of the union proposed by the recent tri church council and to urge delegates to the national council in Cleveland to work for a progressive union aligned with the Chicago council action.

Dubuque Association of Congregational Churches Shell Rock Tri Church Council National Council Cleveland Ohio Chicago

Novel Law Point Raised Over Waterloo Liquor Permits

In Waterloo Iowa district court Judge C E Ransier heard two permit applications by city pharmacists to sell intoxicants amid a temperance crusade. One applicant, C J Miller, was refused renewal after remonstrance citing past violations. the other, H H Henderson, was granted a permit as he had not previously held one and each pharmacist is responsible for sales by his store. The march storyline about troops testing man and horse abilities appears as an aside.

Waterloo C. E. Ransier C. J. Miller H. H. Henderson J. L. Henderson Henderson Drug Co

April Snow Storm Boosts Iowa Fruit Prospects

Nurserymen in Des Moines say last night’s snow, while light, aided fruit crops by cooling early blossoms and providing needed moisture. Some early cherries and plums may be damaged by cold, but grapes, apples, and peaches show strong prospects. Weather records note this late-April snow is rare since 1903, and April rainfall remains below average, signaling a drier month ahead.

Des Moines Iowa M. J. Wragg Sage Weather Office

Dangerous Class Scraps Prompt Upperclass Supervision

Iowa City April 27. To curb dangerous class scraps, University of Iowa upper classes with faculty help plan fall supervision of freshman versus sophomore contests. A nine member commission led by Rob ert G Remley and Rob ert Jones drafts reform rules. Proposed contests include pushball, a football game, and a fall track meet with the winner claimed after two of three events. A junior senior board will oversee the next year’s upper class supervision.

Iowa City University of Iowa Robert G. Remley Anamosa Robert Jones

Cavalrymen on the March from Fort Des Moines

Four troops of cavalry from Fort Des Moines are on a three day practice march covering 120 miles. Horses were used for mounts, three days of rations were carried, and camping equipment is aboard. Men sleep outdoors each night.

Des Moines Fort Des Moines

Aged Woman Lies Hour After Fall In Deserted House

Mrs. Kate Hagan of Columbus Junction aged 80 plus lies for about a day in a cold vacant farm house near Letts after slipping and breaking her hip. A passerby heard groans Saturday and carried her to a neighbor’s home where a doctor is summoned. Recovery is uncertain due to age and exposure.

Columbus Junction Kate Hagan Letts

No Cherry Crop In Iowa After Frost

Des Moines April 27. Secretary Greene of the Agricultural Department reports cherry trees in an Iowa orchard severely damaged by frost and likely to yield little to no fruit this year. Other fruits show lighter injury, with pistils dead in cherries. Investigations statewide will continue to assess trees and crop prospects. apple crops are not expected to be seriously damaged.

Greene Agricultural Department Iowa Des Moines

Rushes to Her Dying Lover in Portland Me

Anna Gruetzmacher of Dubuque aged twenty died seeking to reach John Wandall a Dubuque navy sailor on his deathbed in Portland Maine. Wandall, home on furlough for holidays, had become engaged to her and planned a June wedding.

Dubuque Anna Gruetzmacher Portland John Wandall Wandall Navy

Young Bravo Inbred Stallion to Stand 1907 at Libertyville Farm

Grand inbred Young Bravo with trial 2 15 sire of Billie S and Cricket Ls records. lineage includes Onslaught and Bulletin 2660 with Vantage dams and Bertrand Blackhawk line. Standing 1907 at 34 miles NW of Libertyville for 15 dollars to insure a living colt, 816.

Wilkes Travo Billie S Onslaught Bulletin Cricket Vantage Alice Ensign Pleasant Starlight Bertrand Blackhawk To Order Young Bravo Libertyville

Registered Belgian Stallion Admiral Dewey at Glasgow farm

The registered Belgian stallion Admiral Dewey NI 1068 a dapple bay five-year-old gelding weighs 1850 pounds and is described as well tempered with superior action. He stands for the 1907 season one mile west of Glasgow on the Glasgow and Fairfield road. Insurance terms include ten dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck, with forfeiture for parting with more or removing from county.

Royal Recorder John E. Baddiley Rotherham England Burgeon Cour-de-Lion IV Hitchin Conqueror William the Conqueror Norna Peerless Dunsmore Willington Boy Duke of Normandy Pride of Farmers’ Profit Daisy Wizard Prince Mettle Primrose Devonshire Lad Conqueror Hertford Honest Tom Jefferson County C. E. McPherson Admiral Dewey My Farm Glasgow Fairfield Road Dr. Clark Clark

Child Horribly Cut By Harrow On Runaway Team

In Dubuque on Ostler farm near East Dubuque a seven year old boy named Hines was trapped under a harrow driven by a runaway team. He sustained severe head and breast wounds and is expected to die. a hired man rendered aid before medical help reached East Dubuque.

Dubuque Ostler East Dubuque Hines

Trustees Meet in Ames Iowa Approve Lab Plans and Ras mussen Exit

The Ames Iowa State College trustees held a brief session this week. They accepted the resignation of Fred Rasmussen from the dairy department effective July 1. Plans for a new engineering laboratory and remodeling of engineering hall were approved. The agricultural college wing was discussed and postponed. Governor Cummins attended.

Ames Iowa State College Fred Rasmussen Dairy Agricultural College Cummins

County Establishes Experiment Station at Poor Farm

Mt Pleasant Iowa April 29 The Henry county board of supervisors met at the courthouse and created an experiment station at the county poor farm near the city They appropriated 100 for initial work and named Elmer Leech as director An Ames expert will assist briefly to launch the project The first focus will be on raising and breeding seed corn with plans to expand later into a broader program

Mt. Pleasant Henry County Board of Supervisors Court House Elmer Leech Ames

Two of the BEST Kilted Lad 3rd 10353 in Clydesdale line

Dark bay four white feet foaled May 20, 1896 weighs 1820 lbs and in thin flesh. Grand sire of strong offspring in the Clydesdale family with spring foals from grade mares selling $60 to $90 weighing up to 860 lbs. Sire line includes Kilted Lad Colonel Murray General Williams Lord Derby Lochend Champion Prince Clyde Flowey Bogton III. Dam Flowey Bogton III with Butte IIII Argety Mare Jenglin Johny Jess Royal Charlie as ancestors.

Kilted Lad Clydesdale Colonel Murray General Williams Lord Derby Lochend Champion Prince Clyde Flowey Bogton III Butte Iiii Argety Mare Jenglin Johny Jess Royal Charlie

Sully Jim 44488 Percheron Stallion for Breeding Prospects

Sully Jim 44488 a dark iron grey Percheron stallion foaled April 30, 1903, stands 1800 lbs and shows strong sire potential. Breeders urged to view at 1 mile west and 3 1/2 miles south of Packwood, 2 miles east and 3 4 mile south of Abingdon. Service fee for mare breeding set at $10 with later charges for mare sale. no Saturday breeding 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. E E Myers owner keeper. Also listing 300 cords of ready cut wood for sale.

Sully Jim Sully Jim Boule D'Or Grevin la Grange Brilliant Coco II Vieux Chaslin Coco Mignon Jean le Blanc Nita Mokrani Vidocq Utopia Grisette Sandy Nugent My Farm Packwood Abingdon E. E. Myers

Fine Percheron Stallions and Breeding Prospects

Paul 40400 head of herd is a dark dapple gray Percheron imported by Keiser Brothers Keota Iowa in 1903. Squire 5830 Skirbeck Squire is a noted Shire stallion imported from England in 1902 and bred in Keota. Romulous 4338 jet black Percheron stallion imported in 1899, weights 1800 pounds, famed sire with strong bone and style. Buyers urged to inquire about breeding and offerings from local owners Jim McDowell and others in Keota area.

Paul Keiser Bros Keota Iowa Jefferson County Fair Skirbeck Squire C. Hildred Bos England Keiser Brothers Jeffer County Fair Jim McDowell Abingdon Romulous Brilliant France X, Bros Ulous

Prince Goodwin 8931 Bay horse for farm stand at Fairfield

Prince Goodwin 8931 a handsome bay horse with face stripe and three white points, bred by Mc Lay Bros Janesville WI foaled June 11 1897. State Fair and International Exposition first prize winner. terms 12 50 to insure colt to stand and suck. John H Copeland not responsible for accidents. county removal of mares forfeits insurance.

Prince Goodwin T. M. Rider Fairfield McLay Bros Janesville Wisconsin Handsome Prince Cedric Prince of Wales Handsome Handsome (2141), By Farmers’ Boy Druid Starlight Pride of Glasgow Berlin Congress Lord Lyon Granddam Lady’s Maid Topsman John H. Copeland

Ban On Short Policemen in Ottumwa

Ottumwa officials announced a new height and age rule for police applicants. From now on applicants must be at least five feet nine inches tall and not over 45 years old.

Ottumwa Board of Police and Fire Commissioners

Woman dies after dentist's tooth extraction demand

Sioux City, April 27. Mrs. Arnold Karer, told by a dentist that her aching molars must be removed, replied she would rather die. She returned home and drank three ounces of carbolic acid, dying within a short time.

Sioux City Arnold Karer

Mamers 13 Will Make Season at Nuby Smith Farm Stockport

Mamers a gray stallion from Nuby Smith farm Stockport weighs 1680 pounds and is described as a strong sire prospect. Breeders say he could produce quality colts and improve stock. The farm markets him at the rate of five dollars per hour for stud service. Also noted is a death near Cresco Iowa where an elderly man with epilepsy was found in his field. he was about 60 and well known locally.

Nuby Smith Farm Stockport Glasgow Mamers Cresco Ling Grant

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Blougheh Bros Moyer Church Blackhawk Township LAW Point Spring Hill Dewey Hercule Tahonne Myra Conway Modesty Cog Paule Harrow WM. Packwood Senator Jn Js Skirbeck Squire N. B C. W. Benn R. W. Shelly Manners Brock Par Major Vigoreux Flora Spartan Brillant Coco II Vieux Chaslin Blanc
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