Oratorio-bred Bay Stallion Pedigree Highlighted
A detailed catalog entry for a bay stallion from the Oratorio lineage, bred by Mansfield Stock Farm Lexington Kentucky. It outlines multiple generations, notable sires and dams, and racing marks. The notice promotes the horse as well bred with high action, speed, and size, offering a service fee of 25 dollars. Sire lines include Oratorio and St Vincent with numerous descendants listed.
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Ortorio
Mansfield Stock Farm
Lexington
Hestatic
Gordon Prince
Easter Lilly
Ivan B
Wilkes Boy
Cof Zonet
Fugue
Dictator
Nobles
Aristocrat
King Erene
Daisy Vincent
St. Vallcent
St. Vincent
Lord Vincent
Incent
Geo. Smith
Dresh
Aileen
Mambrino Boy
Lelia
Frank Noble
Justine
U. S. Bond
Rosemond
Harry Noble
Minnie M
Alerane
Louis Napoleon
Fancey
Addellash
Mary Safford
Combat
Orico
Elton
Excello
Kegelcoden
Glamont
Macy Sidney
Hero
Thorndale
Autillon
Signal
Belmont
Mary Mason
Omar
Ryerison
Moquet
Belmon
Mambrine Whiet
Pilot Jr
Counggllot
Code
Blanche Amory
Counsellor
St Vincent
United States
Auction Sale of Gas Property at Twenty Five Acre Lease
The Metingron OW and Gas Company will auction their gas well No.1 on a twenty five acre lease. The well is tubed with heavy 2 inch tubing to about 1500 feet. It includes a derrick and gas producing capacity. Terms are cash at $50 per year. For information contact John B. Cather or Isaac D. Martin.
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Meelo. A
Metingron
OW & Gag Company
Ates
Simon News
John B. Cather
Isaac D. Martin
Parties A Necessity Says Wheeling Intelligencer
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues propaganda aims to break party systems but notes signs it waning. It asserts two great parties are essential for democratic government, representing the people and guiding parliamentary governance, even if corruption tests loyalty to party ideals.
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Intelligencer
Telephone dispatching extends along railroad line
The DR. O Railroad Company expands telephone dispatching along the West Virginia Short Line from Clarksburg to Tunnel, with chief electrician Mr. Gaskell and his crew installing a complete system. Officials appeared satisfied with early results and could not say what further extensions may occur.
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DR. & O. Railroad Company
Gaskell
W. Va
Clarksburg
Tunel
Morgantown Resident James F. Powell Dies at 68
James F. Powell a Morgantown resident for seven years died at his home 395 Wley street Thursday night May 11 at 10:15. Survived by wife and son Dr H C Powell physician. Services set for Saturday at 10 am with interment Oak Grove cemetery. Powell brother of the late Rev David Powell and Mrs Elizabeth Fleming details note Flemington ties and family wide connections. Dr Powell and County Clerk Fleming were present at his death.
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James F. Powell
Morgantown
Wley Street
Asth
Flemington
H. C. Powell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mr. Powell
David Powell
R. H. Powell
Grafton
Elizabeth Fleming
Hayward Fleming
Fleming
Hulda Netor
Powell
Of Interest to Every Family About a Remedy for Constipation
An advertisement extols Fields Prune Syrup and Senn as a pleasant safe cure for constipation and its linked ailments. It links bowel health to liver and stomach function, claims better blood and vitality, and urges readers to use the product sold broadly by merchants.
Parliamentary government praised by republic voices
The article argues that only Britain and the United States have successful parliamentary government with two major parties. It cites Austria Hungary and France as failures due to factional splits and unstable cabinets and urges active party involvement rather than neutral stance.
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Great Britain
United States
Austria-Hungary
France
Mushroom Corns and Foot Care Remedy
The Mushroom corn is a deep toe corn described as a pitted cone top. The remedy touted involves dissolving Calocide in hot water and soaking the feet for fifteen minutes while massaging the sore parts. Repetition over several nights may be needed. olive oil helps after treatment. Calocide is presented as doctor level preparation available at druggists for about a quarter.
Bird Interferes With Engine Crew Bird Caretakes Passenger Pheasant
In Spokane Washington May 11 a pheasant flew into the cab of a passenger train traveling from Ellensburg to Spokane. The bird landed on a crew member then rolled to the floor, causing no injury. The locomotive captain kept the bird as a pet, feeding it at a local hotel while away. Washington law protects pheasants, and no killing is allowed.
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Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Ellensarg
Waal
J. My Gall
Chiach
Gallaman
State of
Washington
Commonwealth
Fatal Quarrel Over Shoes Ends in Two Deaths
Charleston dispatch May 18 reports John Warner and Wash Pennington both died in Fayette county after a quarrel over a pair of shoes. The men, miners for Brown Coal Co., fired shotguns at close range. Warner was killed instantly and Pennington died a few hours later.
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Charleston
John Warner
Wash Pennington
Brown Coal Co
Fayette County
Warner
Pennington
Dr Hull to Return as Eye Specialist in West Virginia
Dr J A Hull, long at Pagettsville NC, will travel through Grafton on May 17 returning to Belington to resume eye specialist work. In a Sentinel letter he reports his health much improved and ready for duty.
Proclamation by Mayor on Water Works Regulations
The mayor issues a proclamation citing sections of the city water works ordinance. It authorizes the superintendent to enter premises to check hydrants pipes and fixtures and to shut off water for waste or repairs with fees for turning on. Nonpayment and inspection refusals lead to water withdrawal and extra charges.
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Council
Board of Water Commissioners
Corporation
Sena
A. F. McWilliams
Primary plan letter and health note from 1911
Editor Sentinel receives Kenny letter outlining support for the Oregon Plan primary law and its enactment prospects in West Virginia. Also reports Dr. Harvey Wiley's endorsement of saccharine health concerns and a ban under the Pure Food Act following Remsen Board review.
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Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Tras
Dr. Wiley
Remsen Board
Ira Rensesh
Johns Hopkins University
Funeral for David P Rutherford Held on South Side
The funeral of David Phillip Rutherford who died after typhoid fever at his home on the South Side was held this afternoon at 4 from Wis Inte residence. Rev James W Ingles officiated and interment followed at Woodyard cemetery. It was a sorrowful service as his mother Mrs Rutherford had died the previous Sunday.
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David
Phillip Rutherford
Wis
Jamer W. Engle
Andrews M. Echurel
Woodyard
Poultry Records Spark Inland Empire Growth
Spokane column notes a 28 months old Plymouth Rock flock owned by Geo E Peters of Standpoint Idaho produced 2436 eggs in four months, surpassing a New York prize. Eugend W Sims also claims a March total of 428 eggs from 21 hens. The piece links rapid poultry farming to regional economic gains and cites large egg import figures. A citizen letter criticizing street improvements is printed, urging wiser public works.
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Spokane
Wash
Plymouth Rock
Geo. E. Peters
Standpoint
Idaho
New York
Eugend W. Sims
Tda
Washington
Inland Empire
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
West
Spoane
Abolishing the Cook Debate Sparks Uproar and Doubts
A London Simple Life Conference hears Dr Robert Bell urge raw foods for humans arguing uncooked meat and produce prevent disease and extend life. The Pittsburg Dispatch notes such claims and questions the cost of living, while skeptics fear loss of civilization and dining rituals as reform eyes a cookless future.
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Robert Bell
Simple Life
London
Pittsburg Dispatch
Scandinavia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Lange
Local architects submit plans for new South Side School
Mr Lafferty of Holm jboo and Lafferty, Clarksburg architects, arrived today to secure the contract for a proposed new South Side school. The firm laid out specs for the West school built about nine years ago and claims to have designed schools across the state with dependable results. If Uncle Sam annexes General American states, Mexico may be split into two police precincts to better keep peace.
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Lafferty
Holm+ jboo and
Clarksburg
Ata
Uncle Sam
Mexico
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Union Drug Co
Comerford’s
Heflin
Ais
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Harrelson County
Georgia
Monroe
DAR
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Sloan
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Penn
MR. Kenney
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Taylor County
Shakespeare
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