Stallion profile for black Percheron with lineage notes
A detailed lineage record describes an eight year old black Percheron stallion from Dana bred by C. Caldwell & Son. The horse weighs about 2000 pounds with a small white hind foot and a star on the forehead. The sire line traces to Prospero through Marathon Voltaire Brilliant Coco Vieux-Chasin Coco Mignon Jean-la-Blanch, while the dam Lady Washington 13558 leads to Duvivere Vidocq Philibert Superior Favorite Vieux-Chaslin Coco Mignon Jean-le-Blanc, with multiple earlier dams listed as Daisy Minnie Minnie Jennie Rouen and related lines.
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C. Caldwell & Son
Dana
Prospero
Marathon
Voltaire
Brilliant
Brillant
Coco
Vieux-Chasin
Mignon
Jean-la-Blanch
Dam
Lady Washington
Duvivere
Vidocq
Philibert
Superior
Favorite
Vieux-Chaslin
Jean-le-Blanc
Daisy
Durivere
Minnie
Jennie
Benford
Wae
Rouen
Lone Peak Sire of Top Colts at Johnson County Fair
Lone Peak the 1300 pound chestnut sorrel stands as sire of leading Johnson County colts. He won four first premiums last fall in work horse coach and hackney classes, sweepstakes, and best carriage and saddle stallion. The 3 year old No. 2608, a French coach sorrel, will weigh 1300 to 1400 pounds, and will cover up to 30 mares. Stud fees listed for several horses with conditions on insurance, mare trials, and rebreeding. Locations and dates include Iowa City area and Windham, with owner A. A. Dunlap and keeper Frank Pierce announcing season schedule.
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Lone Peak
Johnson County
Ranville
Venora
Perfection
Dunham, du Page Co
Diamond Dick
Phanis
Phenix
T. H. Mforford’s
Iowa City
Windham
H. Crow’s
Geo. Unglaub’s
A. A. Dunlap
Frank Pierce
Iowa
Fine Thoroughbred Stallion at Fair Grounds
A handsome black stallion with superb breeding and individual merit. Noted for conformation and action, will make the season at the Fair Grounds for a fee of $15. See cards. Smith, trainer.
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Fair Grounds
Add. Smith
Time Card for Northern District O R I & PB 1903
Train schedule effective April 5 1903 lists northbound routes from Low City Station including No 206 Davenport and Clinton No 201 Burlington via Elmira and No 913 St Louis Express. Southbound services from Riverside include No 214 Cedar Rapids and Riverside Arrives 410 pm and departs No 208 Burlington and St Louis 805 am and No 262 from Cedar Rapids Rockford arrival 10 am.
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Lows City
I. Paul
Mingerpolis
Davenport
Clinto
Burlington
Elmira
Muscatine
Rockford
St. Louis Express
Burlington Passenger
Cedar Rounds
West Union
Riverside
Montezuma
Cedar Hepids
Buriington
St. Low
Cedar Rapes
City
Cedar Rapids
Freichr
H. D. Breese
Wellings Learns to Share Money in Household Trial
Anthony Wellings vows to stop spending and endures a day of financial strain as his wife Marian tests his finance habits. A chance encounter with an old friend worsens his pinch, but he finally admits his fault and grants Marian her wish, ending in a heartfelt reconciliation.
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Tony
Mrs. Marian Wellings
Ms. Wellings
Mrs. Wellings
Marian
Mr. Wellings
Johnny
Anthony Wellings
Hugh
Mr. Corbin
Jenni
Willie
Grandmother's
Clarke
Dipper
Wilkie
Wellings
Anthony
No More Thin It Ought Headache From Roses Mocked
A humorous snippet notes the belief that inhaling rose perfume cures headaches, then mocks the idea by contrasting rose prices with the resulting headache. The brief exchange hints at social commentary on consumer costs and superstition.
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Phoenix
del Chimarch
RI & PF Fime Ward
West Sound
East Bound Trans
Passenge
Fesight
el Paso
Chicago
Rectop
Iran
Day Star
Price
Bourton Prince
Elvira
Bourbon Chief
Kentucky
Lee
Mack Stevens & Sons
Léeudaches
Protectine
Wilcox Avenue
Chicaga, Hillnols
South Clinton ST
E.F. Rate & Son
Iowa City Carpet Co
E. College
Kriz
Lewis’ Drug Store
Beex
Tore Ni
Clinton Sk
the New Book and Stationery
John T. Ries
Clinton Street
C.C
Ork Q
KD. Murphy's Novelty
Barocor
Capitol
Washington Sts
Francis K
Dubuque Street
Iowa Citizen Publishing Co
College St
Frank C. Carson
Michigan
Canada
Milton Refiley
John Ded. Glass