Dark gray stallion with strong pedigree for breeding
A graded stallion described as dark gray with bone and good weight for a coming three-year-old. The horse shows fine action and gentle disposition and has breeding aimed at top results. Pedigree lists sire Pyrrhus 9786 and dam Richonnette 13835 among lines to Coco II and Mignon. Terms: limited service in 1907 at Fairfield area. Favorite and Star insurance terms set. farm care noted with liability disclaimer.
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Pyrrhus
Childbirt
Brillant
Brilliant
Coco II
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Dam
Richonnette
Albert
Follembray
Narbonne
My Farm
Fairfield
Middle Glasgow Road
Fairfield and Hay Markets Report Brief
Market notes from Fairfield and Hay show oats at 30 cents, wheat around 24 to 5 cents, corn near 50 cents, barley about 38 to 40 cents, timothy at 1.60 dollars, hay per ton 10 to 12 dollars, clover seed about 7.25 dollars, and provisions around five cents. Prices reflect farm commodities and forage inputs with varied regional quotes.
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Fairfield
Ieee
Keokuk Wins First Southeastern Iowa High School Meet
Keokuk scored 27 points to take the inaugural Southeastern Iowa High School Association field meet at Parsons College with Seymour close at 21. Corydon, Ottumwa, Burlington and Fairfield followed as eight schools competed, with Whitaker of Fairfield standout in running high jump and Dickinson of Keokuk top in several events.
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Southeastern Iowa Association
Parsons College
Keokuk
Southeastern Towa High School Association
Seymour
Corydon
Fairfield
Whitaker
Dickey
Ottumwa
Burlington
Fort Madison
Bloomfield
Clark
Phillips
Crimmins
McFarland
Wishard
Thomas
Rowe
Smith
Sugar
Sallander
Madison
Hamilton
Ft. Madison
Jones
Kelso
Collier
Dewein
Monroe
Richardson
Ludwick
van Gent
Johnston
Teater
Starker
Dyball
Beal
H. L. Brown
Wm. Shirley
H. E. Howard
Frank C. Raney
Court Adjourns Till Friday May 17 in Baldridge Case
Judge Eichelberger adjourned court to Friday May 17. Grand jurors drawn include T W Doolittle Albert Diers Jos Simmons J P Miller J A Clingaman J S Herald J R Davis with Albert Diers foreman and Alta Sawtell clerk. An indictment returned against Dr John H Baldridge Batavia for practicing medicine without a diploma. Dr Baldridge gave bond.
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Eichelberger
T. W. Doolittle
Albert Diers
Jos. Simmons
J. P. Miller
J. A. Clingaman
J. S. Herald
J. R. Davis
Alta Sawtell
Jno. H. Baldridge
Batavia
Baldridge
Newspapers Hinder Free Advertising Time Tables
The text cautions that papers only using time tables as fillers burden the public with unnecessary delays and inconvenience, noting that some newspapers fail to provide timely service and waste readers' time.
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Fort Edward Resident
Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York declares Dr Kings New Discovery his best friend for asthma cured six years ago and for incipient consumption cured in his son's wife. He credits the remedy with stopping a terrible cough and relieving all other symptoms till full health. Franks Shriner druggist guarantees the treatment with 50 cents and 1 dollar prices and a free trial bottle offered in May.
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N. A. Adams
Henrietta
F. S. Shriner
Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Frank S. Shriner
Leaving the Party Impressions Linger at Homeward Return
A reflective note on how a man’s mood shifts as he heads home from a celebration. It contrasts a half full state with half empty eyes and the challenge of exiting with a favorable impression intact.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sell Cheap Bowels Regimen
An eccentric advertorial claims alimony and divorce from the appendix by keeping bowels regular with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises gentle action and guarantees by F. S. Shriner druggist with a 25 cent price and a May timing cue.
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Dr. King
F. S. Shriner
Wood Tag Game With A Stick In Public Park
A local park hosts a simple wood tag game using a stick as the mark. Children and neighbors join in a spontaneous play activity centered on the improvised wooden token.
A Narrow Escape In Plunk Mo Sold At Shriner
G W Cloyd a Plunk Missouri merchant describes a near amputation four years ago after injuring his thumb. He credits Bucklen’s Amica Salve bought at F S Shriner’s drugstore with curing the wound.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
F. S. Shriner’s
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Lincoln
G. Higley
East Side Square
F. D. Kerrick & CO
Zeigher's
Fichelberger
State of Town
L. B. Davis
State of Iowa
Malinda Phillips
Wm. Sadden
Guardian
Otto Melinsky
Chas. Crail
Henry Bureker
Jefferson County
Chas. Mathews
W. S. Maddux
Jefferson Co
Wm. D. Mathews
Chas
Crail
Vivian Nelson
Ernest Nelson
I. D. Jones
Jno
M. Speer
Mary Oriez
Theo. Oriez
Caroline A. Gibson
Joseph Edward Gibson
Joseph Junkin Gibson
James Gaumer
Paul R. Haney
Anna Haney
C. E. Bishop
M. L. Parker
E. G. Spencer
Geo. M. Bailey
Iona Bailey
Rauscher Bros. Co
Charley Murphy
Ella A. Snook
Calvin Snook
Richard Fisher
D. W. Mumper
Anna Hayes
Navy
Mary M. Raney
S. Ella Pratt
Edmund J. Clarridge
Anna Hofstrom
Albert Jacobs
Wm. C. Crenshaw
Panel Equity
T. W. Gobble
Parker B. Grafton
Benjamin Wells
H. Ingalls
Josefina Melinsky
Arthur Melinsky
Alice Comstock
Howard A. Comstock
Alta M. Rhodes
Frank G. Rhodes
Elmira
Gazette
The
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
McElhany
India
New York
Alfred Benjamin & Co
New York City
Kraft Clothing Company
O. d. Bradshaw
South Side Druggists
George W. Unkind
White Wash Goods
Dixie
the Tribune
Iowa
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