Jason the Drafter Stallion Season Schedule 1916
Imported in 1911 Jason a dark grey thoroughbred drafter with strong lineage and proven producer qualities, will stand for 1916. Schedule lists daily breeding locations from C R Wheeler to J L Barrett and others with terms requiring insurance and immediate payment if mares moved. Roy Randall serves as groom for Quinn Bros.
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Roan
William Kruza
Hooper
Neb
Ali
Ali Pasha da Glory
Pauline de Cler
Milton
Bijon de Sombreffe
Zoa
Pygmalion
Charlotte de Cler
Tfaura d' Eeghem
Valdam
Dame d’ Eeghem
Podarkes
Mot d’ Appel
da’ Eeghem
Lucifer
Morote
American Association of Importers and Breeders
Vol V
M. Mouthale
Department of Sarthe
Pelletan
Biribi
Duchesaray
Voltaire
Pourqui Pas
Bon Espair
Brilliant
Coquette
Agor
Boutor
Picador III
Picador
Favori
M. Dupont
Jason
R. Wheeler
Tim Fogarty
A. Snyder
Alvin Wright
Quinn
Roy Randall
Dr E A Hall Physician and Surgeon Ad
Dr E A Hall physician and surgeon of Henry Illinois offers electrical treatment for diseases. Fully equipped with electrical apparatus to diagnose and treat conditions. Will answer calls day and night. Office on Edward Street.
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E. A. Hall
Henry, Ill
Edward Street
Dr Carrie Weatherly Osteopathic Physician Ad
Dr Carrie Weatherly osteopathic physician offers acute and chronic care with special attention to diseases of women and children. Treatments at home if desired. Calls answered day or night. Office in residence on east side of Main street near Central Park. Phone 261.
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Main Street
Central Park
Magnolia and Streator Community Notes
Local residents travel for visits and family events in Magnolia, Lostant, Streator, and Toluca. The Princess Theater hosts Selig Red Seal plays for Beta Sigma benefit. Children’s Day exercises report 256 attendees and over eight dollars in collection. Social gatherings include Junior League Banquet, Ladies’ Aid plans, and birthday surprises.
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Jennie Johnston
Streator
Elizabeth Curtis
Peru
McGahey
Toluca
Ollie Hiatt
Walker
Charlies Johnston
James Dean
Alvin Brown
Zeta Dean
Lewis Dean
Lostant
John Dean, Jr
Chicago
M. P. Lackland
Georgia Glover
Jessie Glover
Abbie Griffin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leslie Spencer
Roberts
Alvin
Kinsman Clinker No 12994 Foaled 1910 Shire Stallion Line
Kinsman Clinker No 12994 state license A 4523 foaled June 1910 bred by Thomas Curtin Kinsman Illinois dark bay with white face and four white feet weight 1850 pounds described as a fine upstanding rangy Shire stallion. Dam and lineage listed with multiple sires and dams including Justice and Queen with assorted ancestors and notes on 1916 season.
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Norman
Riley-O. Divelbiss
Will
John Divelbiss
Beerms
Saway
Thomas Curtin
Kinsman
Illinois
Justice
Herby Dunsmore
Kingman
Col
Bryan
Remembering J. R. Walkup a Magnolia obituary
J R Walkup born June 16 1868 in Red Lick Kentucky lived in Magnolia since 1914 as railroad foreman. He died June 10 after a month of poor health leaving wife Nellie Skaggs and four children Eunice Eula Elmer Bert plus brothers Herschel Payton and Samuel Wort. Funeral June 12 under A B Smith Henry with Rev Lackland. Flowers, pallbearers listed. Poem at end reflects on mortality.
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J. R. Walkup
James R. Walkup
Red Lick
Magnolia
Chicago & Alton Railroad
A B Smith
Henry
Lackland
Charles Hultgren
A. B. Phillips
Z. F. Titus
Fred Dagner
John Boyd
Robert Wells
Weekend Visits and Travels Around Normal and Area
Hazel Anderson attended Normal Saturday for school while Alice Fomlinson visited West Liberty Iowa. Arthur and Mary Wilson shopped Saturday with Henry. Minnie Munnis and Ben Depart of Granville called on the Lane Saturday. Ruth, Esther and Joseph Bumgarner spent the weekend with grandparents. Charles Mills of Decatur came to spend the summer with uncle Will Mills. Helen Smith went to Peoria Wednesday to visit relatives. Walter Paxson was a caller on the Lane Saturday. Gynethe Wilson was visiting relatives Friday.
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Peoria
oMriig
Te J
Smith
Ottawa
Alarand Iquet
Walte Paxson
Lane S
Gynethe Wilson
Apna
Mothe
Lostant Families Attend Sunday Visits and Local Election
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Griffith and family visiting Leland Griffith in Ai boy. A school election named Theodore Smith president and six directors including Landon Boyle John Wilson Irving Broaddus John Bumgarner Mark Kays Turner Mills. Travelers from Denver and Normal visited their families, with social events and commencement exercises noted. A three session program with Dr Howard Janney and J Barnard Walton planned for June 28 29.
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Theodore Smith
Landon Boyle
John Wilson
Irving Broaddus
John Bumgarner
Mark Kays
Turner Mills
Will, Wierman
Denver
Col
Harry Wierman
Kenneth Parrett
Normal
Isaac
Wierman
Ae Leings
Bo*Mills
Arthur
Gynetha Wilson
Wenona
Gallers
Harold Sutherles
Ralph
Alfred Wilsonlwe Hams
Champaign
Elie
Dle
West
Vital
Renee
Dr. Howard
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