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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
7
A historical notice details draft stallions Sre Bred French and Codak to stand in public service in Illinois. It records license numbers and renewals in 1913, descriptions, exams for contagious diseases, fees of 15 dollars to insure a colt, and terms about insurance, responsibility, and location two miles north of Henry. Public service seasons and listing of owners, locations, and handlers are included.
Local shop advertises D D D Prescription by D D Laboratories Chicago with an iron clad guarantee. Customers may try a full size bottle at no cost if it fails to work. Claims rapid itch relief and long lasting cures for eczema psoriasis rash and tetter and notes stock of other skin remedies. Henry, proprietor, pledges no pay guarantee and reassures patrons about product safety and effectiveness.
A Peoria healer at 407 Masonic Temple Bldg claims world wide renown for curing epilepsy cancerous growths and chronic ailments without drugs or surgery. He offers treatments with no charge and asks no faith, accepting only voluntary offerings from those cured.
A collection of opinion notes and brief items discusses forest access for cattle in California, court views on mountain peaks, and political cues. It notes governors vetoing franchise restoration in Adams County, Supreme Court impartiality on California issues, and calls for public education to curb commercial vice among American girls. Also referenced are retirement ages for English judges and imperialism debates emphasizing overseas study for officers.
Logan Color Brownweight foaled in 1908 examined by Dr H A Gebhardt and graded free from infectious diseases and unsoundness and licensed to stand for public service in Illinois license expires March 17 1914 J R Dickinson Secretary Illinois Stallion Reg Board 1913 season stands Tuesdays at John Smiths Hopewell Thursdays at August Dreyers Oxbow other times at home barn Terms 10 to insure a colt to stand and suck moving mare payments due at once. Precautions given but no liability for accidents.
Registration records describe Teddy Roosevelt a light harness stallion standing 16 hands and 1150 pounds with brown markings and good disposition. Bred by Ashland Wilkes and listed in Lacon and Toulon records with speed potential including a full mile trotted in 3 minutes. Licensed to stand in Illinois for 1913 1914 and renewed 1918 with terms 15 to insure a colt, stallion examined by Dr. Pray and declared sound and free of disease.
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