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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

6

Billie Thomas Hill Stallion Licensed in Illinois 1911

Bill Thomas Hill stallion, dark brown 162 hands high, born 1894, by Wm M Hill 13658 dam Possum Pie, examined by Dr A Gebhardt and licensed to stand in Illinois. License expires March 29 1912. Seasons 1911 Saturdays at Gebhardt stable Henry and rest at Whitefield home barn. Insurance 12 to insure a living colt. GEO. VAIL Whitefield.

Wm. M Hill A. Gebhardt Illinois J KK. Dickinson Sec Ill Stallion Reg. Board Gebhardt Henry Whitefield Geo. Vail WHIT

Registered French Coach and Percheron stallions offered for service

Two stallions are described with ownership, lineage, and Illinois licenses. Details include UXEAU 2845 a dark bay French coach stallion, sire Frodeur dam Etincelle, licensed to stand in Illinois with a 12.50 insurance fee. ROYAL a dark iron grey Percheron stallion, registered, licensed to stand, with a 15 insurance cost. both noting examinations by veterinarians and exclusions for accidents, with terms and location at Dr Gebhardt's and a Whitefield home barn, plus sale of incubators and brooders by Philip Steimle in Henry.

French Coach Horse Stud Book of America Frodeur Etincelle Forgeur Plaisanste Richard Color French Coach Stud Book of America

Roosevelt and Taft era debate on trusts and reform

A collage of 1911 political commentary notes the oil trust decision, Andrew Carnegie's expected testimony, farming use of autos, and debates over reciprocity with Canada. It covers President Taft's trust prosecutions, Roosevelt's popularity, and public figures like Uncle Joe Cannon, with mention of Arizona and New Mexico statehood recalls. It closes with a local Joliet interview and a medical ad.

New York Oil Trust Congress Andrew Carnegie House Steel Trust United States Steel Corporation Spalding Canada Illinois State Farmers’ Institute Illinois Taft Washington Arizona New Mexico Joe Annow Uncle Joe Joliet Herald Thomas H Riley E J Ward Roosevelt Kenesaw Mountain Landis Standard Oil Co United States William H. Taft Springfield Republican

Letter from William Iverett recalls California trip and friends

William Iverett writes from Los Angeles to George Burt & Son about spending the summer in Chicago and changing his address to 7400 Langley Avenue. He lists friends met in California and places visited including Pasadena Long Beach Venice Ocean Park Santa Monica Santa Ana Mt Lowe Catalina Island and San Diego. The note ends with a plug for electric Bitters as a health aid for women.

Kros William Iverett Los Angeles Cal George Burt & Son Henry Chicago T Hat City Langley Avenue Jt H Hutchins Powell City Hutchins RK T Perry Perry California Emily Janney Moles Minneapolis Minn Will Mateer Santa Ana Mary Hamaker W H Hamaker First National Bank Sarah Disosway Ocean Park Calvin Runnells John Morgan Jennie Morgan Aspinal D G Warner Lacon McCoy Marquis Mary Ella Hoyt Fanning Anna Gardena Nellie Hoagland Pasadena Long Beach Venice Santa Monica Mt. Lowe Calatina Island San Diego San Francisco Everett Sunbury Ave

Two Girls Mistaken About Buttermilk In Ohio Farm Visit

Two young ladies visiting a farm in Ohio last summer showed interest in milking cows. A speaker asked which cow produced buttermilk, then a cousin retorted that goats give buttermilk, prompting a humorous misunderstanding.

Ohio

New Illinois Fish Law Adds Non Resident License Fees

Illinois Senate approves amendments to a fish bill drafted by the fish commission. The measure limits sales of black bass and certain pikes, requires a 200 bond for wholesalers, sets a $5 license per 199 yards of netting, and imposes non resident licenses from $15 to $200 for Lake Michigan fishing with broader propagation provisions.

Illinois Fish Commission Senate Commission Supreme Court Lake Michigan

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Standard Oil Company Billie Thomas Hill State of Illinois Uxeau Percheron Stud Book of America Esther L. F. Hartzell Princeton Illnois I. K. Dickinson Reg. Board John Divelbiss Philip Steimle Svield, Lll Teddy Roosevelt Wnimals Teddy George Dodd Ashland Wilkes John R. Gentry Recorder's Recorder’s Toulon Albert D. Stevens Dob Clyde Gregory Republics Chamberlain T. Jsextayes One Nation Frg Kodak and Henry School Cg. F. Hallfarth Jeweler and Optician Henry, Ill T. J. Segraves A. J. Tronmonger’s the Fish Law Claflin Big Line Lawn Terns Portman's Sporting Goods Adams ST Peoria,ill Liniment Aleef Webster’s. New Merriam Were Athoritative Onis Nam
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