Henry Chautauqua Talent at Pavilion Park Henry Ill
Henry Chautauqua Talent festival runs July 15 to 24 1910 in Pavilion Park Henry Ill Adult tickets 150 juniors 125. Single day 86 cents for adults 25 cents for children 10 to 16 Pickets sold at local stores and banks Baseball games scheduled for July 15 19 21 after lectures matching Henry Greys against Lacon Magnolia and Bradford teams.
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Henry Chautauqua
Pavilion Park
Henry, Ill
Eason
Sculoie
Sohildren
Dren
Messrs. Sé
Baby Show Friday Held For Ages One And Two
A baby show is scheduled Friday at 4 p m with age limit from one to two years. A prize will be given to the prettiest baby in that age range. For more details write to Vivian, Manager, ER Henry, Minos.
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Ivyen
Vivian
ER “Henry
Minos
Old Steamboat Days and Early Illinois Railroads Remembered
A veteran Illinois writer recalls pioneer life along the Mississippi river towns, steamboat era, and the rise of railroads. He explains the Military Tract land grants, land speculation, timber clearing, and how these foundations shaped early Illinois towns and agriculture.
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Illinois
Neck OF the Woods
Upper
Mississippi
Samuel Parker
Chicago
Burlington Ja
Mississippi Valley
Alleghany Mountains
Great West
Quincy
Warsaw
Keokuk
Burlington
Oquawka
Bloomington
Muscatine
Rock Island
Davenport
Clinton
Beardstown
Pekin
Peoria
Peru
la Salle
Galesburg
Colonel Gale
Rushville
Macomb
Lewistown
Monmouth
Canton
Princeton
St. Louis
St Louis
New Orleans
St Paul
Keoku
Dic Vyernoon
Lucy Bertram
Illinois River
Sangamon & Morgain Railroad
Springfield
Meredosia
Northern Cross
Toledo
Quincey
Michigan Central and Southern
Congress
Crosa
Sissippi
National
Rock Rivers
Central Military Tract
B&q
Rain Spoiled Tie Between Henry and Lacon Greys
The Lacon Greys and Henry battled to a 3 3 tie after five innings as rain halted play. Lacon led with three errors to Henry's none while Henry out hit six to three and both sides stranded runners. Smith pitched for Lacon with Jacobson catching while Stanton and Herman handled Henry duties.
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Lacon Greys
Henry
Park Diamond
Lacon
Stanton
Smith
Haines
Jacobson
Herman
AE McKeon
McEntee
Taylor
Kanavy
Shaw
Glatz
Lofgren
Heininger
Jack
Ro Mc Entee
Wodd
Heintzman
Peoria
Spoon
Glad to Recommend Foley Kidney Pills in Indiana Ad
Mr E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills He says kidneys became stronger secretions natural and bladder pain ended He adds he is glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills and notes the yellow package from A J Ironmonger.
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E Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
A. J Ironmonger
Kinsall Bay Grade Shire Stallion pedigree and features
Kinsall No 62113 bay grade Shire Stallion foaled 1906 bred by Charles W Lormis. Sired by Kinsall Royal No 6299 an English Shire Stallion. Dam Seven Eighths Shire. He has three white feet and a white star on forehead and weighs 1900 pounds. Enormous size and splendid color.
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Charles W. Lormis
Kinsall Royal
KINSALLE 1910 Season Locations and Insurance Terms
The notice outlines Kinsalle breeding schedule for 1910 with grazing and stable locations: Mondays and Tuesdays at J T Pearsons northwest of Putnam, Wednesday moon to J C Rangoms near Henry, and the rest at the owner’s barn near Terms. It sets a fifteen dollar insurance to stand and suck and notes limited liability for accidents. moving mares or changing plans voids coverage. W Lormis, owner, Putnam, and groom Harry Lormis referenced.
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J. T. Pearson
Putnam
J. C. Rangom
Henry
Owner’s Barn
Sir Francis Pure Bred Stallion No 1793 Breeding Prospect
Sir Francis Pure Bred Stallion No 1793 bred by C C Borop Princeton IH is black and registered in Percheron Stud Book of America No 47090 1817 2 hands high with good quality style action and disposition Season 1010 schedule lists Weigands Lone Tree Christenson Daniel Horrom home stalls Terms include 15 dollars to insure to stand and suck Insurance forfeited if mares moved Will guard against accident but not liable for damage William Ball owner Henry Soper groom
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Sir Francis
C. C. Borop
Princeton
Percheron Stud Book of America
Weigand
Lone Tree
Christenson
Daniel Horrom
William Ball
Henry Soper
Wasatusa Kid Registered Stallion in Illinois Registry
Wasatusa Kid number 42158 registered with the American Trotting Association as a pure bred stallion. Sire Dan Onward dam Wasatusa with records 222 and 230 for the second dam Little Silver, bred by McGregor Chief. Described as sixteen hands high and weighing 1050 pounds, noted for good gait and natural trotting ability.
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American Trotting Association
Illinois
Wasatusa
Dan Onward
Little Silver
McGregor Chief
Creshin
Black Plumes Registered Stallion Prospect in Illinois
Black Plumes registered No 46795 by American Trotting Association, 3 year old sorrel stallion sixteen hands. Sire Seven Plumes with 2 18 record. dam Black Clara by Louisville 2 16. Dam’s line includes J R Shedd Captain 805 Chief Wines Logan. Colt kept at Henry Applen’s Saratoga place with $15 service fee for each living colt. Potential roadster speed under right mares.
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American Trotting Association
Black Clara
Louisville
J. R. Shedd
Captain 805
Chief
Wineman
Logan
Saratoga
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Leonora M. Lake
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Kiyo S. Inui
Ine
Houstons
Arthur J Fischer
Dy Monroe Markley
J Dally
Hon Lawrence
Dxuby Brothers
George D. Alden
Hon. & W. Hoch
Kansas
Foley
A. J. Iron- JP
Kinsaul
Kinsalle
W. Lormis
Harry Lormis
Phercgeron
Henry Applen, Henry, Ml
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