Pure Bred Roadster Stallion License Proceedings in Illinois
License No 3363 renewed Feb 23 1911 for Pure Bred Roadster stallion examined by Dr H A Gebhardt and cleared as free from diseases or unsoundness. License expires March 29 1912. Season 1911 at Dr Gebhardt STables Henry and home barn Whitefield with terms 12 to insure a living colt and forfeiture for moving out of county. Dam Pussum Pie breeding costs and details of ownership.
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Pure Bred
Tate of Illinois
Mac M. Hill
H. A. Gebhardt
Ilnois
J. K. Dickinson
Sec’y Il -Stallion Reg. Board
GEO. Watl
Whitefield
Percheron Aewa Book of America
Tobie
Esther
L. F. Hartzell
Princeton
Illinois
J. Ki Mares
Tromy County
Weite
John Divelbiss
Henry
Teddy
George Dodd
Ashland Wilkes
Usti
John R. Gentry
Recorder's
Lacon
Toulon
Logan
John Smith
Henry Novit
Owier
Geronimo the Bloodthirsty Apache of the Southwest
A dramatic portrait of Geronimo the Apache leader, detailing decades of raids from 1840s conflicts to his capture, the tactics of siege warfare using smoke signals, ambushes, and horse maneuvers, and the impact on soldiers, settlers, and Mexican mountains.
Apache Wars End and Geronimo's Death in Fort Sill
The tale recounts Geronimo’s 1881 warpath through Chihuahua and the Southwest, his battles with Crook and Miles, and his eventual capture and exile to Florida before dying at Fort Sill. It also includes a testimonial to Electric Bitters from Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca, praising its health benefits.
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Geronimo
Jub Jed
San Dalos
Chihuahua
Gila River
Shakespeare
Judge McComas
Siiver City
United States
Magnus
Crook
Miles
Florida
Arizona
Southwest
Fort Sill
Laura Gaines
Avoca
Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
Silo method touted as boost for dairy farming gains traction
Hoard's Dairyman editor recounts a 25 year silo history led by George J Scheidenheim as the first in the nation. He urges farmers to harvest corn stalks via silos, citing a 40 percent loss from unharvested stalks and noting alfalfa paired with ensilage yields a near complete dairy ration at low cost.
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George J Scheidenheim
W. D. Hoard
Hoard's Dairyman
Hoard
Henry
Indiana
Illiinois
Kr. Hoard
Mr. Hoard
Prominent Patent Medicine Ad Displays Then Novel Cure Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery for lung diseases and related ailments. It cites testimonials from patients like Hiram Scranton and promotes a remedy priced 50 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle and guarantee by druggists.
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Iit
Ozarks
Hiram
Scranton
Wats Wrenier
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