Hebrew Color and Descriptiv D. Blackstar Percheron Stallion
Hebrew a 2050 pound Percheron stallion imported July 1910 recorded by the Percheron Society of America number 70453 foaled March 17 1907 sired by St Cyr by Contreleur and dam Orgine by Theuristocle examined by Dr Gebhardt and certified for stud license expires April 1 1912 with 1911 season schedule by multiple owners and sale terms including 20 to insure a flying colt insurance conditions and cautionary limits noted Quinn Bros Roy Randall Groom Pure Bred French Coach Stallion Illinois license A 219 renewed February 8 1911
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Hebrew
Percheron Society of America
St. Cyr
Controleur
Orgine
Theuristocle
H. A. Gebhardt
J. & Dickinson
Lec’y Stallion Registration Board
OWS
S. A. Snyder's
Jas. Turner’s
Oxeau 2845 Percheron Stallion Licensed in Illinois
Dark bay Percheron stallion foaled May 4 1898 listed in French Coach Stud Book of America No 2485. Sired by Frodeur dam Etincelle by Vorgeur with Piaisanste by Richard. Examined by Dr W J Thomas vet and certified free from disease or unsoundness and licensed to stand in Illinois. Season 1911 at Dr Gebhardt's barn Henry Illinois terms 12 50 to insure living cost. Insurance void if mare moved or parted with. Charles Dille owner. Chas Lacey groom. Illinois license No A 2994 renewed March 24 1911.
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French Coach Horse Stud Book of America
Frodeur
Etincelle
Vorgeur
Piaisanste
Richard
French Coach Stud Book of America
Royal Description Dark Iron Grey Percheron Stallion Licence 1912
Royal Description a dark iron grey stallion weighing 1800 pounds born 1907 is registered in the Percheron Stud Book of America No 53002 Sire Table 9183 13603 Dam Esther 28995 examined by Dr L F Hartzell of Princeton and passed free from infectious diseases or unsoundness licensed to stand for public service in Illinois license expires March 25 1912 J K Dickinson secretary of Stallion Reg Board will stand during 1911 at Ed Porchs near Henry and at Whitefield barn terms 15 to insure a colt to stand and suck owner John Divelbiss Whitefield Ul 4-20-3m
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Percheron Stud Book of America
Esther
L. F Hartzell
Princeton
Illinois
J K. Dickinson
Stallion Reg. Board
Ed Porch
Henry
Home Barn
Whitefield
John Divelbiss
Logan State of
John Smith
Illinois Stallion License Notice for Billie Thomas Hill Ly
Billie Thomas Hill Ly Register No 0152 is a dark brown stallion bred in 1894. Sire Wm M Hill 13558 dam Possum Pile with excellent record. Examined by Dr H A Gebhardt, passed free from disease, licensed to stand for public service in Illinois. License expires March 29, 1912. GEO Vail Whitefield Tul. Saturdays at Dr Gebhardt's stables Henry. rest at home barn Whitefield. Terms 12 to insure a living colt. Parting with more or moving away not responsible for accidents.
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Wm. M. Hill
H. A. Gebhardt
Illinois
J K. Dickinson
Sec
Y Il
Dr. Gebhardt
Henry
Whitefield
Geo
Vail, Whitefield, Tul
Jwillams
My Barn
Teddy
George Dodd
Ashland Wilkes
John R. Gentry
Recorder
Iacon
Mecorder
Toulon
Albert D. Stevens
Henry, III
Civil War memories and church unity in 1911
The Republica notes a projected fifty year reflection on Civil War battles and the push for Methodist church unification. It covers political changes to presidential inauguration dates, postal franking abuses, Rev Charles M Sheldon's call for pastors to have confessional practices, stock market effects of a Supreme Court ruling, and health quotes from Dr J Stetson Hooker along with medical advice on hair care and a remedy for coughs.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Washington
Senator Lorimer
Frank
Chicago
Lorimer
Bailey
Illinois
Mark Sullivan
Collier’s
Charles M Sheldon
Topeka
Sheldon
Supreme Court
London
New York
J. Stetson Hooker
Simple Life
Dr. Hooker
Fulford, Early Henry Resident, Dies at 92
Jonathan Fulford a central Illinois pioneer died at Proctor hospital aged 92 years and 10 months. Born in Nepanee Canada he moved from Canada to Henry and later Lacon and Sheffield Iowa. He served in the Civil War era and survived by one son Chester. Funeral was held in Sheffield with Rev Thomas Carson assisting.
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Henry
Peoria
Jonathan Fulford
Illinois
Proctor Hospital
Nepanee
Canada
Charles
Cyrus
Chester Fulford
Russell Street
H. W. Lynch Wholesale Coal Co
Marshall County
Lacon
Chicago
Peru
Herald-Transcript
Fulford
Schick Corner
Holward Street
J. Watercott
Laconia
Chester
John Richer longtime Sheffield resident dies after illness
John Richer a longtime Sheffield Iowa resident and brother in law of Mrs. Albert Wimner died at his home on May 8 1911 after several weeks illness. Born in Philadelphia Pa he married Mary B Miller and had three children. He served in the Civil War enlisting in Illinois in 1862 and served in the 116th Illinois Volunteer Infantry before muster out and discharge.
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Iown
Sheffield
Richer
Thomas Carson
Lang
Albert Wimner
Wimner
John Richer
Philandiphia
Vaud
Mary BD. Miller
Louis
Russell
Rudd
Ohio
Eiwards
Illinois
Osceola
Chicago
Scolchs
Illinoisolunteer Infantry
Leoner
D. D. D. eczema cure praised by Santa Rosa resident
Anne Croman of Santa Rosa California shares her 40 year experience with the D. D. D. Prescription claimed to instantly relieve eczema and all skin troubles. The ad promotes a 25 cent trial bottle and notes druggist J. Segraves can supply it.
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Anne Croman
Santa Rosa
Cal
J. Segraves
Calls to prune state payroll amid grafty Senate remarks
The Plum Tree notes Senator Hurbaugh chairs the Senate committee on appropriations and oversees funds for state agencies. The column laments ongoing pay raises and easy measures to distribute plum subsidies, urging bold action to prune the payroll and curb commissions.
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Hurbared
Hurbaugh
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Land Firm Criticized for Aggressive Collection Tactics
An article cites Straus Bros Land Co facing adversity after a Chicago firm Hobbs went broke, and assigns an unpaid account to Straus to liquidate rather than risk news ads losing value. The piece praises a Chicago company’s business method while noting concerns about trust and reinvestment risk. It also advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments with a testimonial from Alabama.
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Straus Bros. Land Co
Franklyn
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Ilinois
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ROYAL
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D.R. CO
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Baltimore News
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Ree Palmer
Ark
Kodak and
Henry School
Co. F. Hallfarth
Jeweler and Optician
Henry, Ill
G. T. Richardson
Richard Bon
Mills
Ala
Dr. King
J. Ironmonger
T J. Segraveey
Faye
Easine
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