Artiste Percheron Stallion Brings Prize Lineage toStable
The black coming three year old Artiste weighs 2000 pounds and was selected from 150 stallions for his action, bone, and gentle disposition. In 1906 he won first prize in the two year old stallions class at the Chicago International Exposition Pedigree includes sire Oscar and a long line tracing to Brutus Germanicus Abd El Kader Passe Partout and Jean Le Blanc among others. Dam Orpheline descends from Sultan Bayard Estrada and Bijou with further links to Selim Porthos and Jean Le Blanc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Brutus
Germanicus
Abd el Kader
Passe Partout
Comet
Ilderim
Valentine
Vieux Chassin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Young Bravo Trial Statistics and Stud Details 1907
Young Bravo the grand inbred stallion by Bravo completes trial 2 15 with offspring times from 2 11 to 2 30. First dam by Bulletin 2660, Cricket L progeny and 2nd dam by Vantage, of Alice Ensign and Pleasant Starlight. 3rd dam by Bertrand Blackhawk at 3202, dam line To Order 2 124. Schedules season 1907 at 344 miles NW of Libertyville at 15 dollars to insure a living arum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Bravo
Billie
Onslaught
Bulletin
Cricket
Libertyville
Dan Wilkes and pedigree of a road horse entry
Dan Wilkes is described as a 15.3 hand 1250 pound road horse with a 2:40 gait and notable sire Garnet Wilkes 3101 by On ward 1411. Dam Nettie T. by Grey John. Garnet Wilkes has produced over 30 standard performers with 2:08 to 2:30 records. Dam’s lineage traces to Stonewall Jackson and Green's Bashaw 50. Terms include a $10 stud fee and county insurance rules. phone contact T-492.
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Dan Wilkes
Garnet Wilkes
Onward
Harold
Pilot Jr
Nettie T
Grey John
Grey Dick
Stonewall Jackson
Old Layde
Darwin
Green
Bashaw
Kittie Wilkes
Jefferson County
Percheron Stallion Pyrrhus II to Stand at Fairfield Barn
The stallion Pyrrhus II 42015 will stand the 1907 season four miles southeast of Fairfield on the middle Glasgow road. Foaled June 28 1904 he weighs 2100 to 2200 pounds and has heavy bone and good style. Sire and dam lines are listed with multiple ancestors. pedigree includes Coco, Mignon, Jean le Blanc and others. Stud fee is $15 to insure cost to stand and suck. insurance forfeitures apply if removal occurs. State certificate No 3009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipion
Coquette
Sultani
Bamboche
Philibert
Biche
Jacques
M. Epinette
Beaudole
Moutonne
Jayard
M. E. Perriot
Marathon
Bijou
Decide
Vulcan
Voltaire
Margot
Brilliant
Coco II
Cocotte
Ragout
Favori
Vieux-Chaslin
L’amie
Vieux-Pierre
Rosette
Mina
la Grise
Vieux- Pierre
Coco
Poule
Sandi
Mignon
Pauline
Vieux-Coco
Jean-le
Jean-le-Blanc
Ernest Perriot
Rustique
M. Lemesse
Blough
Fairfield
My Barn
Glasgow
Pyrrhus II
Pyrrhus
Childebert
Brillant
Coco Ir
Vieux Chaslin
Jean le Blanc
Dam
Linda
Jean le Fort
Vaillant
Prosper
Vieux Pierre
Jean Je Blanc
Richonnette
Albert
Fallembray
Narbonne
Pelote
Desire
Mouton
Hderim
Valentin
Gringalette
M. Vallee
Ipswich man in custody hangs himself attempts
Frank Desmond aged 41 of Ipswich South Dakota imprisoned for intoxication attempted suicide three times in his Sioux City cell. He first used a handkerchief then suspenders and lost the binding straps. Rescued by hobo John Higgins who saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Frank Desmond
Ipswich
S. D
John Higgins
Preservation of the American Buffalo in New York Sun
The American Bison society formed in December 1905 advocates federal or state action to fence and preserve wild buffalo ranges, arguing the animal survives best on forest reserves. Proposals include fencing nine square miles in the Adirondacks at a cost of about 15,000 dollars and relocating herds to Wichita forest reserve in Oklahoma for self-sustaining grazing. Canada has already moved to preserve buffalo in the Northwest, while the United States debates funding and proper habitat to prevent extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bison Society
Cattala
Lord of the Soil
Ernest Harold Jayns
Blue Mountain Park
Meridan
N. H
Adirondack
William T. Hornaday
Zoological Park
National Forest
New York Zoological Society
Wichita Forest
Oklahoma
Congress
Canada
Roosevelt
Michele Pablo
Mexico
Northwest
Dominion
Great Slave — Lake
Missouri
Brother To the Eagle
New York Sun
End of the Louisiana Lottery Ends a Realm of Romance
The Louisiana lottery, once the world’s largest gambling scheme, collapses after decades of massive money movement and broad participation. Observers note its vast operations, thousands of workers and agents, and the intent to care for those employed as the enterprise ends and mails are shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Lottery
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisiana
Honduras
Denmark's School for Disabled Workers Aids Self-Sufficiency
Mary Bronson Hartt notes in World's Work that Denmark supports disabled workers through the School for Disabled Workers. It trains cripples to earn livelihoods, provides tools food medicine and orthopedic care, buys their work and places them in positions. The model is offered as a prophecy for American efforts toward industrial independence for the blind.
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America
Denmark
Mary Bronson Hartt
Salinger's Pass Loses His Case in Supreme Court
Des Moines May 10 The supreme court reverses a judgment for Ben Salinger a Carroll attorney and Pythian who claimed nearly 100 in damages for a missed Western Union telegram after traveling from Carroll to Milwaukee on a railroad pass The court held he could not recover traveling expenses for transport he did not actually incur since he rode on a pass and paid nothing for his trip
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Salinger
Des Moines
Ben Salinger
Carroll
Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Milwaukee
Telegraph Company
McClain
Man nearly killed by flying spade at Sibley smith shop
T W Workheiser narrowly escaped death while sharpening a long handled spade on an emery wheel. The spade struck his face and lacerated flesh, knocking him unconscious for two hours. The spade flew upward and lodged in the roof of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
T. W. Workheiser
Rabbit Pie Instructions From a Historic Cookbook
A recipe describes preparing two rabbits by cleaning and jointing, soaking in salted water for two hours, and washing in fresh water. The meat is placed in a pie dish with chopped parsley and an onion studded with ten cloves, then seasoned with nutmeg pepper and salt.
Making a Jacket Suit with Plaid Silk and Bake Time
The passage suggests applying hot water and covering with a paste before baking for ninety minutes. It mentions finishing a jacket suit with small pieces of plaid silk to add color and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Registered Belgian Stallion Admiral Dewey N 1068 for 1907
The Registered Belgian Stallion Admiral Dewey N 1068 a day to day five year old weighing 1850 lbs with fine action and disposition will stand at the farm 1% miles west of Glasgow on Glasgow and Fairfield road for the 1907 season. Breeding details include sire Admiral Dewey 879 Hercule 83 and dam Tahonne 65 with Cog and Hercule ancestry. Terms are 10 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck with insurance forfeited on removal or partial sale. responsibility for accidents is disclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Wilkes
My Farm
Fairfield
Salina Road
Admiral Dewey
Star
Glasgow
Fairfield Road
Prince Goodwin at farm stand for inspection near Fairfield
Prince Goodwin 8931 bay horse with face stripe and three white points, bred by Mc Lay Bros. Janesville Wisconsin foaled June 11 1897. Sire Handsome Prince 5581 dam Starlight 4842. A state fair and international prize winner. Terms 12.50 to insure colt to stand and suck. Care offered but owner not responsible for accidents. Disposing mares forfeits insurance. John H Copeland owner and keeper.
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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
Royal Recder
John E. Baddiley
Rotherham
England
Burgeon
Cour-de-Lion IV
Conqueror
William the Conqueror
Norna Peerless
Dunsmore Willington II
Duke of Normandy
William the Cam
Pride of Blagdon
Premier
Bold Lincoln
Matchless Junior
Matchless
Farmers
Daisy
Wizard
Prince C
Primrose
Devonshire Lad
Hertford
Honest Tom
Royal Recorder
Jefferson County
C. E. McPherson
Kel
Mamers 13634 Draftsman Stallion Sale Prospect
Mamers 13634 a dark iron gray sire from Nuby Smith farm four miles north of Stockport five miles southwest of Glasgow weighs 1680 pounds and is billed as a promising sire for quality colts. Sire Manners 10961 and dam Flora 13581 detailed with lines to Brock Paros Major Raspail Vigoreux and others. Colt insurance set at $10 to stand and suck. removal of mares forfeits coverage. farm takes care but not liable for accidents.
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Nuby Smith Farm
Stockport
Glasgow
Mamers
Manners
Brock
Biche
Paros
Major
Raspail
Vigoreux
Flora
Santin
Maude
Spartan
Lefard
Brillant
Coco II
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Paul and Squire Shire Horses Shown from Keota Breeder Lines
Paul 40400 a dark dapple gray Percheron six years old imported by Keiser Bros Keota Iowa 1903 boasts strong bone and action and has many fillies and colts near Keota Squire famed in class won Jeffery County Fair sweepstakes great producer of style bone and action two of his colts owned by Jim McDowell Abingdon won first premiums in fall 1905 breeders note Shire horse breeding interest holds value for enthusiasts.
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Paul
Keiser Bros
Keota
Iowa
Jefferson County
Coe
C. Hildred
Skirbeck
Pay England
Keiser Brothers
Squire
Jeffery County Fair
Jim McDowell
Abingdon
Romulous
France
Key Bros
Katulous
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Young Bravo
Rabbit Pie
Dewey
Hercule
Tahonne
Myra
Conway Modesty
Cog
Paule
Skirbeck Squire
DR. Clark
WM. Packwood
Senator
Service
N. B
C. W. Benn
Packwood, Low
Mutual
Lawa
R. W. Shelly
Moyer Church
Blackham Township
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