Roan Star Colt Described in 1917 Belgian Draft Horse Context
Description outlines a Roan Star colt with white hind foot bred by team Kruza of Hooper Nebraska. It traces lineage to Ali Pasha de Cory and Bijou de Sombreffa among others. The American Stud Book notes 1917 season at the owner's barn with insurance terms and liability waivers for mares moved from the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam Kruza
Hooper
Neb
Deali
Ali Pasha de Cory
Pauline Yi
Milton
Bijou
de Sombreffa
Zoa
Pauline
Pygmalion
Charlotte
de Cler
Laura D'S
Eeghem
Valdam
Dame d’ Eeghem
Yldam
Podarkes
Fortelt
Adjutant General Dickson orders Illinois war registration drive
Adjutant General Frank Dickson announces a state wide registration under the conscription bill. Illinois civil authorities are instructed to prepare for registration with the War Department requiring about 10 percent of each city’s population. Dickson opens headquarters in the state arsenal to coordinate the effort and report readiness within the required post proclamation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Dickton
Illinois
War Department
Adjutant General's Office
Mary
Washington
Dickson
Illinois stallion license renewal notice details
Foster No. 19372 license renewed May 2 1917 issued in Illinois. Gray stallion foaled May 3 1907 bred by Ben Bohlander El Paso Til. Shre-Clay Center 17450 examined by Dr C P Smith vet and declared free from disease or unsoundness licensed to stand for public service in Illinois. Location Roger Rowe farm 30 miles Magnolia township at M Johnsons farm. Terms 12 50 insure tolt to stand and suck. Care disclaimers and payment due now. S E Johnson owner.
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Pride of Indiana
Rooke
Jaine
Baron
Judith
Lady Weeks
Monarque
Mermotte
Solomon
Proctor
Mar- Yin Fan
Illinois
J. Dickinson
Iron Reg. Board
Wm. Russell
Barney McCann
John Burton
Alvin Wright
Ed Clark
Lester Reed
John
Ben Bohlander
el Paso
Til
Cadix
Ethel
Fan
King Noble
Ferdinand
C. P. Smith
Illnois
Roger Rowe
At & M. Johnson's
Mathig Farm
Magnolia Township
Meteor License Expiration Notice
License No A 13640 appears in records with expiration set for April 27 1918. The brief entry notes the license validity period and the official number assigned to the permit without additional context.
Royal Duke Norman Grade Stallion No 6 8283 Season 1917
Royal Duke Norman Grade Stallion No 6 8283 licensed in States License 11465. License removed Jan 16 1917. Color Blackweight 2360 foaled 1912. Will make the season of 1917 Mondays Tuesdays end Wednesdays at the home of John Divelbias remainder of weeks at the home barn. Terms 81 ins ure cost to stand and suck. Parting or moving away from the vicinity will forfeit insurance and money becomes due and payable at once. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible should any occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer Bros. & Burton
John Divelbias
Obituary for Lydia Gallup Riddell in La Prairie township
Lydia Gallup Riddell widow of Archibald Riddell died last Tuesday after pneumonia. Born November 26 1858 in West Greenwich Rhode Island she lived in Illinois and Wisconsin with her parents before settling in Henry. She leaves Benjamin Gallup a housekeeper and two nieces and a nephew. She joined United Presbyterian Church and was active in charity. Funeral held at her home on School Street with Rev Rea W Martin officiating. Interment in United Presbyterian cemetery La Prairie township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia R. Gallup
Willame Alban
Mary ‘Tanner Gallup
West Green‘Wich
Rhode Island
Lee County
TiLlnois
la Prairie Township
Henry
School Street
Rea W. Martin
Edward Manock
Arthur Kehlenbach
Thomas Monier
John Reinbeck
Watson Duncan
Miss Matic Crone Remembered In Detroit Death Notice
A letter to Dr F A Powell reports Miss Matic Crone of Detroit died Saturday May 12 Burial at Oxford Cemetery beside her mother and relatives Her life spanned Henry Kan City and Detroit with work as a stenographer and organist She endured five operations and a partial foot amputation before her death and is remembered as faithful capable and warmly regarded by friends and former employers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Powell
Miss Matic Crone
Detroit
Mich
Oxford Cemetery
Miss Crone
Robert
Emily Crone
Henry
St. Joseph's Church
School Street
T. S. Hunt
Matie
Charles
Elmer
Mr. Crone
R K Warner
Ananas Snethen
O. H. Tyler
Our City
Kansas City
Howard Young
Miss Marion Gapen Bride Receives Simple Ottawa Ceremony
At Captain Charles L. Gapen home Marion Jean Gapen wed Bruce Jordan David son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Davidson of Marseilles and Chicago in a quiet ceremony. Rev. Charles Brigga Jr. officiated with A. F. Ochlier providing vocal selections. The couple left for Chicago after a brief stay at the Grasmere hotel and plan to honeymoon while Mr. Davidson travels for business before settling in Chicago. The event marked by pink and green decorations and a bouquet of roses and lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gapen
Charles L. Gapen
Marion Jean
Bruce Jordan Davidson
Chicago
F. B. Davidson
Marseilles
Charles Brigga, Jr
A. F. Ochlier
Dixon
Marseil
Grasmere
North Shore
Davidson
Ottawa Journal
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J. A. Ziegler
Thindis “Registration Board
Henry, Ill
Olinojs
Tribes & Sons of
Peoria
Thor Srench
Foster No
S. E. Johnson
W. E. Pritchard & Sons
Ottawa
Ill
Noijrot
Oscar
Butus
Meteor
Fashion
Hurculus
Parfait III
Dana M. Palmer
Hints
Milesorth
Dan Horrom
Riley
Diveldiss
McColl & Smith
R. K. McColl
Princeton
Rere Smith
Manlius
Che Republicas
Lydia Riddell
Keebuate
Kodak
Moore
Miss
Blue Bird
Deane Crea
Gagles
Hosfield Farm
Annawan
Hooppole
Henry County
Court House
Cambridge
Hosfield Estate
Henry L. Jones
Champaign, Ill
Cincinnati
Ad Club
Jessa M. Josephs
Josephs Advertising Agency
Chamberlain
Turnipe
Proxy Wilson
Woody
Sam
A. C
Chicago Tribune
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