Canal fishing rules prompt debate among locals
The piece notes fishermen questioned by rule changes on canal fishing this summer. It cites Captain L L Wheeler debunking trespass fears and discusses accidents, post office finances, Lincoln relics funding, tax expert Tracey, and statewide dry vs wet counties with various figures and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico Tornado
L. L Wheeler
Sterling
Sam
Sue
Oscar G Quimby
Bureau
Bridge Kang
Rock Island Railway
Genesgee
Hammond
iGeneseo
Postoffice
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Madden
Illnois
Lincoln
White House
Coney Island
Kentucky
Tracey
Chicago & Alton
Thiinois
Mobromia
Myr
Eugene Davenport
Ilinois’ College
Agricultural
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Peoria
Fox Royal
Selim the Black Percheron Stallion Officially Noted
Registration records from Chicago describe Selim 32092 as a valued stallion with detailed pedigree and breed claims. The notice outlines 1908 season locations, breeding terms of 12.50 dollars for insurance and colt guarantees, and notes manager Royal Randall and owner Wimmer Schlosser.
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Highland Duke
Tempest
Victor
Philibert
Superior
Favori I
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Dam
Edna
Davilo
Bon Espoir
Brilliant
Coco Tr
Vieux Chuglin
Maud
Longfellow
France
Susie Goodwin
Saint Laurent
Magnolia
Hexeto
Association
Chicago
Selim
Edward Kranz
C. A. Swanson
John Shields
Roberts
Grant
Lars Porsona No 35983 Stallion Description and Sale Terms
Lars Porsona No. 35983 is a seal brown 16 hands high stallion weighing about 1,200 pounds. Sired by Electro and connected to Electioneer, with May Queen as dam and Enchanter as grandsire. second dam Fannie by Blazing Star. Offers seasonal breeding at home barn near Whitefield Corners for 1908. terms include 3 dollars and 10 cents to insure with immediate due upon sale. Charles McAllister is owner.
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Electro
Electioneer
May Queen
Vol
Enchanter
Administrator
Fannie
Blaz Ing Star
Henry Clay
Romeo
Post Boy
Tippo Raib
Whitefield Corners
Charles McAllister
Shire Stallion Captain Lukyn Registry and Stud Schedule
The Shire Stallion Captain Lukyn, bay black with a star, foaled 1899 and bred in England, was imported to the United States and accepted for registry in the American Shire Horse Stud Book on September 25, 1901. A list of 1908 breeding dates follows across several farms including Meister Place Charles Anderson, O G Huntsman, Clark Wolf, J Ketchum, Win Klin Fiat, and Henry Oe.
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Betigress
Lukyn
Shire Horse Stud Book
Captain Kukyn
Charles Ander
Meister Place
Lundy
J. Ketchiuila
Win Klin
Fiat
Cine Een Barn
Anet Henryi Oe
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Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Henry, Illinois
AGRE
Great Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Panhandle
Adress BH. I. Battles
John Sebastian
Rock Island Lines
Chicago, Dl
the Burial League of the
Tate
Office
Charles Clifford Doran
Henry
Iadler
Bureau and la Salle Counties
Schlegen
Granvilee
University Normal
Illinois
Board of Review
Standard Oil Company
Marshall County
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Chicago Record-Herald
Record-Herald
Breens
St. Joseph’s
Big City
Iil
pand-Deer Sinr
L. Spalding
Odyh
Hamull
Dioces
Fruth
Camp House
Hng
Bright
M. D
Lake Ave
Drexel State Bank
Lostant
Tonica
S. L. Kelso, Lostant, Til
R. L. Unland
Madison and
Clark Sts
Wntrance
Madison St
Te Buairess District
Ste. Cat
Madison and Clark Sts
Ranobres
Phoenix
Arizona
West
Tennessee
Wi. Ware
Bank of Dresevant
Aig
Lars Porsona
SHIRE
Captain Lukyn
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