The Hegira Pure Bred Stallion Sale Notice 1924
The Hegira is a dark bay stallion 15 hands 2 inches, about 1000 pounds, with extensive trotting pedigree and show wins. Sired by The Exponent, dammed by Aisha, with noted relatives in the Bingen lineage, the stallion is offered for a short season at Motter's Livery in Henry, Illinois, with a $20 service fee and return option. Season runs to June 15, 1924, under owner Dr. J Hostipp and manager Dr. Robert Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegira
Bureau County Fair
la Salle County Fair
Bingen
Onward
Annina
Warlock
Puella
Ella
Criptle
Aisha
Parole
Vestah
Princess Yetive
Simannie
Dr. Tanner
Simmodon
Annie Red
Red Wilkes
Dr Tanner
Annie Crittenden
Crittenden
Uhlan 1
Aires
Motter’s
Henry
Ill
J. Hostipp
Putnam
Robert Small
Incomplete prompt fragment about a Ford car inquiry
Fragmentary input appears to discuss a Ford car and investment, with garbled phrasing and unclear intent. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a news-style card.
Royal Description Dark Iron stallion licensed in Illinois
The Royal Description Dark Iron stallion, weight 1800, 1907 pedigree in Percheron Stud Book of America No 68002, sire Table 9183, dam Esther 23995, examined by Dr. F Hartzell of Princeton and passed free of infectious diseases. Licensed to stand for public service in Illinois, expires March 25, 1915. Owner John Divelbiss lists 1914 season and terms 15 dollars to insure a colt. Insurance and money due on moving or mares, not responsible for accidents. Whitefield Illinois, April 9, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
Illiste
J. Dickiaon
Proctor
Claud Doran
Clark Wolf
Frank Ziegler
Henry, IL
F. D
Roy-Raxdall, Groom
Percheron Stud Book of America
F Hartzell
Princeton
Ilinoiis
Dickinson
Charles Tomb
Barney Merdian
Vincent Schubert
William Divelless
Frank Balenselfer
Henry Bonshear
Illinois
Rich Dapple Srey
W A. Boyle
Hennepin
Cadex
Briquet
Seducteur
Fenelon
Brilliant
Mobéa
Lorlot
Buckeye Brilliant
F. C Willett
Nels Hultgren’s
Forfesta
M. Appel
Hopewell
Mty. Council
F Paskell
Alds
Dille
Parker
Bauter
Wombacher
Smith
Ald
Doelzer
George Hall
John Sanders
Frank Bush
John Green
City Park
A. Sauter
Frederick Schmitt
F. B Coe
Ald. Smith
City of
Henry
City of Henry
Ecity
American Stud Registration in Putnam Illinois 1903 Stallion
Pure bred stallion registration details for a dapple grey foaled April 10 1903 weight 2100 pounds with lineage from Cadex Briquet Introuvable Se ducteur Fenelon Brilliant and Buckeye Brilliant. Examined by Dr Willett cleared of infectious disease licensed to stand in Illinois. season schedule dates and places listed with fees and responsibility clauses.
Pasture for Sale on Dwyer Farm in Whitefield
Victorian notice describes good pasture suitable for cattle or horses with running water on the Thomas Dwyer property in Whitefield. Includes inquiry details referencing Alfred John, with names Dean and Henry and an advertisement date of April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dwyer
Whitefield
Alfred John
Dean
Henry
Bradford Becomes Local Ball Showdown as Greys Visit
Bradford’s young squad, led by pitcher Beard, battles the Greys in a lively Sunday game. Bradford’sErrorless defense limits the visitors to four hits, while Henry powers the offense with timely hits. Greys show less energy, Bradford edges them with superior play, as Henry fans applaud both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Greys
Park
Beard
Little Warriors
Grays
Henry
Elwanger
McManus
Phelps
Clark
Haines
Bagssett
Delsher
Sheldon
McIntee
Heininger
Kissinger
Bradfo
Williams
Ginnochio
Umypire
Hulbert
Emerson’s Golden Rod is River Show Boat Hit of the Season
The Golden Rod, the largest finest show boat, sails to our city on Tuesday July 7 to present Along the Trail of the Lonesome Pine with vaudeville acts. Reports hail the Gallopolis May 6 performance as best river show yet, featuring dairy farm comedy tango dancers and a sharp Black and Tan routine. Captain Emerson earns praise for a top class offering likely to boost the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimerson
Emerson
Golden Rod
Thecworld
Lonesome Pine
Gallopolis
Duehess
Bogardus creditors may recover only about ten cents on the dollar
Federal court figures from Danville show C. Bogardus debts totaling about 561,565 dollars with assets near 60,000 dollars. For Mrs. Bogardus the claims reach 232,030 dollars against roughly 18,000 dollars in assets, indicating minimal recovery for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bogardus
Paxton
Danville
Bogardus
Kidney pills praised for backache relief in Chillicothe
A Chillicothe Indiana resident shares a testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills curing severe back pain and ankle and foot distress. She notes eye dizziness and shoulder pains improved after doctors offered little help and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy. The ad ends with a price free offer and Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Joseph Beaumont
First Street
Chillicothe
Dean
Doan
Price
Dealera
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Trotting Horse Register
Association
Ilinois Rai Board
Tamms Ford
Favesia
Forture
Ilinois
ROYAL
John Divelbiss
Iji
Putnam Ill
Base
Sporting Goods
Friesatias
N. Portman
OB Adame Street
iMain
Ald Dille
Ald Wombacher
Banter
Smith John R Paskell
Artest Elias B Wright
Ald Smith
Parke
Mbanter
Tommy
Pierce
Fannie H. Brent
Bryant, Nelson Co
Be. Pierce
Soo Line
North Dakota
J. 8S. Murphy
Minneapolis, Minn
W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa, Til
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