Little Tom One Mover Weighs Almost a Ton
A fragment notes a dark grey horse named Little Tom with substantial bone structure described as a one mover. Details suggest a heavy, powerful animal likely in or near a stud or race context.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
17
A fragment notes a dark grey horse named Little Tom with substantial bone structure described as a one mover. Details suggest a heavy, powerful animal likely in or near a stud or race context.
Henry Republicans meet at city hall and nominate a wining ticket for the upcoming city election. Fred W. Potter is chosen for city attorney, with C Elle Smith and W W Dewey as ward nominees. The Woman's Relief Corps outlines its aims and recent expenditures. Local results show Republicans winning several offices with detailed ward-by-ward tallies.
Airs Wil mother of Mrs Renry Dally died Sunday afternoon April 8. Mrs Whitill long sufferer, death came as a blessed relief and she rests with family nearby. Funeral at Henry Daily home Tuesday at 2 pm, Rev Martin officiating. Mrs Will a devout member of the Mr. church. Cemetery association met Thursday election of O. P. Carroll president and E. B. Kelco secretary. Supervisor Carroll left for Henneplo Wednesday. To reach county seat by boat. road impassable by Bureau and Henry. Dr White in town Tuesday, to visit Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ladies of the M E church patronized a dinner supper and bazaar on election day. Our election Republican by large majority: Clerk L Kelso, Assessor J C Bacon, Collector A Sparling, Commissioner C Chrinteneon. Edith Rollins and Sittie con of Sheffield visiting Mr and Mrs L. Ceca. A B Connor returned from visit to Princeton. Mr and Mrs Kildow to Bath. Elder Green and Elder Lyon to exchange pulpit next Sundays. Ic a the Tapareno Eyes Gis commencIng 6 LOW patos.
Estate of William H Jones deceased Marshall county Illinois. Executrix announces she will appear in court June sixth at the courthouse to settle claims against the estate. Creditors must present claims and debts should be paid promptly. Dated April 1, 1904. W Porter attorney.
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