Horse Sale Notes and Pedigrees from 1910 Auction
Catalog style notices describe multiple horses with details on color, birth dates, breeders, and sires. Entries include Kavier Percheron foaled 1910 with imports in 1911, De Brueze Belgian imported 1910, and Dam records. Terms show insuring colt at stand and suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeDernier
Camille Cottin
Wandrev
A B. Holvert
Kavier
J. O. Singmaster
M. Blanchard
Fernand
Heljon
de Brueze
Hart Bros
Max du Roteleur
Bichette de Elcour
Black Diamond Stallion for 1915 Breeding at Humeston Area
A registered Norman stallion, Black Diamond, is a black Na tional register French draft, proven breeder with good bone and disposition. Weight 1960 pounds. Breeding season 1915 at the farm six miles south of Humeston and ten miles west of Corydon. Terms twelve dollars fifty cents to insure foal to stand and suck. Care not guaranteed against accidents. insurers forfeited if mares are parted from coverage. Colt stands for service fee and owner may sell or exchange at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humestand
Corydon
Iowa
Horse Department
Ames
Bloomingdale the Bone horse to stand at stud in 1915
Bloomingdale, a good grade Belgian Norman breed stallion weighing 1800 pounds, will stand for the 1915 season at the Humeston barn with exceptions on Tuesdays at W. R. Evans and Thursdays at Carl Tallman. He is a smooth, blocky, quality breeder with a solid record and will be available at Cart Leech home on Wednesdays. Prices ensure foal standing and suckling. Care disclaimers apply. two veterinarians certify him sound and disease free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Humeston
W. R. Evans
Carl Tallman
Cart Leech
Black Jim 8544 jack inspection and breeding terms
Black Jim 8544 a 1907 foaled jack stands 61 hands with 63 inch girth and 84 percent bone quality noted as good breeder. Examined by Dr W F Lazear and found sound free from air disease. Terms 810 to insure colt to stand and suck with care to prevent accidents but not be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipsus
Singmaster & Sons
Keota
R. E. Kyner
Lis
W. F. Lazear
Black Jim
Wanamaker and Hickok in Newspapers Advertising
R A Hickok and several newspapers are discussed in relation to Wanamaker and his knowledge of the newspaper advertising wall. The note highlights connections between Hickok, Wanamaker, and multiple papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
Wanamaker
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the New Era
Sanford & McGuire
Ben Byrum
Alice Black
Kangas Gary
George W. Patterson
Moravia
W. H. Burton
B.D. Meller
Weldon
L. K. Doze
M. A. Hunter
Garden Grove
Mrs
J. W. McCoy
Clara McKinley
J. W. McKinley
Sanborn
Grott
Sotssy
My Farm
Pirites
Mires
J. T. Hickman
F. D. Kyner
Fred
Amos Sheets
Frisco
Hobson
Sampson
Marquis Hunter
J. L. Niday
Unity
M. R. Place
Good View Stock Farm
Doze Garage
Leroy
Dandy
Peacock
Maggie
France
Singmaster Bros
M. Debray
Noceur
Niger
Maine
Revolte
Leo McNay
S. Snowden
Leroy, Iowa
Kee
G. C. Caldwell
Victor
Norman Charley
Sparkle
J. R. Tait & Son
Abner II
C. W. Fisher
EK. P. Hamilton & Sons
J. G. Moser
Hickok Farm
R. A. Hickok
John Wanamaker
Cleever
Wallace Farm
Henry Wishmeyer
Louis Traupel
Lez of Lamb
Theale
H. H. Moore