Ali No. 330 Roan Stallion Yearling Pedigree Notes
Ali No 330 Roan a star left hind foot white foaled Sept 12 1912 bred by William Kruza Hooper Neb Sired by Ali Pasha da Giory out of Pauline de Cler dam Laura d Eeghem Described lineage includes Miton Bijou de Sombrefre and Pygmalian The stallion registered with the American Stud Book season 1916 at owner’s barn Terms 15 to insure colt to stand and suck Insurance void if mares parted or removed Care for safety offered but no liability for accidents
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Roan
Star
William Kruza
Hooper
Neb
Ali
Ali Pasha da Giory
Pauline de Cler
Miton
Bijou de Sombrefre
Zoa
Pygmalian
Charlotte de Cler
Laura d’ Eeghem
Valdam
Dame d’ Eeghem
Podarkes
Mot d’ Appel
da’ Eeghem
Lucifer
Morote
American Association of Importers and
Vol V
Ligese
Riley
Divebiss
John Diverbiss
JATENTS OF GOOD CONFORMATION TO BE OFFERED FOR 1916 SEASON
Pedigreed draft horse JATENTS OF good consignment from Dunhams imported 1911. Sire Pelletan tracing to Duchesasray and Voltaire. Breeder M Mouthale Sarthe. Offers listed by Quinn broke Roy Randall as groom with weekly stand locations and season dates. Terms include living dolt insurance and forfeiture clauses.
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Boutor
Picador III
Picador
Favorit
M Dupont
C. R. Wheeler
Tim Fogarty
S. A Snyder's
Alvin Wright
F. C. Quinn’s
Irving Snyder
J. L. Barrett
J. C. Bacon
Quinn
Roy Randall
Marshall County Board Holds May Session In Lacon
Marshall County Illinois held a special May 5 1916 meeting at the court house in Lacon to organize the board appoint committees set State Aid Road policy and transact other business. John Iliff named chairman with committees on farm education election finances and roads among others. A State Aid Road project along Routes 7 and 7 A near Sparland was approved with cost estimates and county share arranged.
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Marshall County Board
United States of America
State of Illinois
Marshall County
Board of Supervisors
Illinois
Lacon
Illinos
Rank A Barr
Walter Burnett
D W. Davis
J F Douglass
Charles S. German
Lawrence R Hunt
Olney M. Hurt
D M Stratton
C E. Smith
John Turnbull
John E Uff
Robert Kelley
Salis
Lawrence D Gregory
Minois
Olney M Hurt
I. F. Douglass
Lawrence R. Hunt
Lsik
Turnbull
Stratton
John Iliff
Richland Township
Douglass
Burnett
Raer
Hunt
John Utift
Otion Car
Iliff
County Farm
Turnbull, Burnett and Hunt
Barr Davis
Hurl Stratton
Kelley
German
Bare
Kel
Davis
Smith and Kelley
Hurl
Burnett and
Douglass and Barr
Hunterman
Smith
Marshall
Sparland
West City
Sparlend
State Highway Commission
Open Board
Hunter
State Aid
Warr
Iertan
Ikwe
M Stratton
F Smith
Lerk
Worth Dixon
A Barr Lacon Preriant
John J Tiff
Richland
F Schumacher
Bell Plain
D. M. Stratton
Bennington
Same
Bennifington
F Douglass
Evans
la Prairie
Roberts
Saratoga
F Ransom
Henry
M Stoner
Hopewell
R Hunt
Whitefield
Aes
Steuben
Obituary of Mrs J B Wilson of Bradford
Mrs J B Wilson born July 21 1849 in Boston Massachusetts died April 18 1916 at Bradford Illinois aged 66 years 9 months 27 days. She was cousin of G M Clark and suffered heart trouble with other complications. She moved from Illinois to farm near Saratoga and married J B Wilson December 22 1869. Seven children were born four living: Herbert Hanlontown Oscar Minneapolis Arthur Marathon Calrence Marengo and Jennie Holmes Saratoga. She lived forty years on the farms then Bradford. She and her husband remained active in the community and she was cheerful and optimistic through illness. Winters were spent in St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .B. Wilson
Republican
Bradford
JB. Wilson
G. M. Clark
J. B Wilson
Boston
Mass
Saratoga
Iefr
Herbert
Hanlontown
Oscar
Minneapolis
Arthur
Marathon
Iowa
Calrence
Marengo
Jepnie, Holmes
Wilson
St. Petersburg
Funeral of Mrs Wilson Tells of Faithful Life and Remembrance
Mrs Wilson died after a brief illness and was remembered as a conscientious Christian wife and mother. She joined the Bradford ME church in 1913 and lived a devoted life close to her faith. Funeral services were held at the ME church with Rev Harry Bell and Rev E Roe, a mixed quartet, and floral tributes from distant relatives. Interment followed at Saratoga cemetery.
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Mrs Wilson
Bradford
M E
Wilson
Harry Bell
E . Roe
Clarence
James G. Merrill
Champaign
Frank McLaughlin
Manning
Iowa
Saratoga Cemetery
Public Sale At Residence North Of Main Henry I May 18 2016
Auction at the seller's residence north of Main Street in Henry I on Saturday May 18 2016 at 1 p m. Household goods include oak bedroom suite, Davenport couch, dining chairs, Edison phonograph with 80 records, kitchen cabinet, refrigerator, Majestic oak stove, oil heaters, three rifles, tools and yard equipment. Terms: cash on sums $10 and under, credit on larger amounts with bankable paper, 6 percent interest. Removal after sale.
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Mainstreet
Henry, I
Edison Phonograph
J. C. bin
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Prince Albert
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Reynolde
Neck of the Woods
Albert
Pacco
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
As AG
Aveuw
Ciee
P. O
Piqua Tire & Rubber
Piqua, Ohio
The
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Mi Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen
Germain
Fisk Pond
Fairlestt
Fortie
Minoak
Gon
Loft Sullivan
Jie Becamie
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