Artisan 20 Stallion S60 Shown for Sale at Meht Harness
The description outlines a red stallion with white hind feet and a star on the forehead, priced for sale or stud use. Sired by Artist, with ties to King William and Jewel, it notes dam Dy Texingtom Jewel Teemark and the register Artisan SL No. S80, scheduled to be staged at 918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Wilyam
Ogmark
Aptis
Artest
Washington
Denmark
N. S&s HW
Register Artisan SL
Marmaduke Jr and Kin in Feisty Farm Sing
Marmaduke Jr is described as a lively colt, with mention of a mare and stallion among the stock. The piece notes high prices for fancy horses and plans to breed or sell mares and foals, emphasizing quick moves and care.
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Marmaduke
Ion
Basger
Marmauke
Teetom
Balasanm Halwa Lipowe Jock Sale at Toney Tite Farm
A livestock notice describes a stallion sale at Toney Tite Farm near Lexington, listing prices and terms. The auction features a mare and foal pairing with stated weight and care notes, plus reservations about auction responsibility.
Rustic B. stallion prospect at Edgefield Stock Farm
Frank Fisher hires Rustic B at Edgefield Stock Farm near Lexington Missouri. The 7 year old, 16 hands dark bay stallion weighs about 1300 pounds and combines speed and style. Sired by Newcomb with Belmont lineage, he stands for the 1901 season near Prairie Church eight miles southeast of Lexington. Payment terms include lien for service money with no liability for accidents.
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Joseph R. Turbell
Edgefield Stock Farm
Lexington
Missouri
Prairie Church
Rustic B
Rustic Kk
Newcomb
Nutwood
Belmont
Maggie Wilkea
George Wilkes
Rustickr
Mertris
Merchant
al West
Almont
Marmaduke
Idol
Mewbrino Chief
Missouri University Notes and a City Wedding Capsule
The Missouri State University catalogue is issued with new summer classes crowded to capacity and a large year end total of 2750 degrees conferred by June 6. County participation in the season includes St Louis and 106 counties with counts led by Jasper 44 and Petts 26 amid broader state pride. A $1000 gift from Dr W S Woods, Kansas City banker, funds a junior agriculture and mechanics prize for best state products essay. The piece also reports the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Arnold Thomas and James McClelland at the Church of the Holy Communion with a large bridal party and travels to the northern lakes for a lengthy honeymoon.
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Missouri University Notes
State University of Missouri
University of Missouri
University of Musoumi
LHS
City of
St. Louis
State University
Audrain
Bates
Boone
Buchanan
Callaway
Carroll
Cass
Clay
Clinton
Cooper
Franklin
Gestry
Greene
Herren
Henry
Holt
Jackson
Jasper
Lawrence
Lincoln
Linn
Levingston
Macon
Marion
Monttes
Monroe
Nodaway
Petts
Uhelps
Natts
Randolph
Saline
Schuyler
Vernon
Woods
Muscouri Univer Jslty
Mise Bess Hays
Louisville
Paris
Julia Curry
Carrie Taylor
Beatrix Lodge
Isobel Gutherie
Luther Crenshaw
Lexington
Albert Cote
Edward
New Laundry Machinery At Crawford’s Steam Laundry
Mr O O Crawford, proprietor, upgrades his laundry with a modern starching machine, a new trimming machine for garments, and a special drying attachment for collars and cuffs. He aims to keep the laundry top in the country and invites liberal patronage from the town.
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O. O. Crawford
Crawford
Remarkable Northwest Growth Tale and New York History
A historical nugget notes the Northwest region grew to over 7 million with eighty years since its first white birth, the daughter of an army officer. It mentions New York Island’s purchase from Indians for about twenty dollars, its population near 5 million, and compares wealth and global financial standing with Mexico and Germany, as cited in the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Jamestown
Virginia
New World
Northwest
Great Northwest
New York
London
Republic of Mexico
German Empire
Ladies’ Home Journal
Sunday Republic Promises Modern News Service and Fashion Color
The Sunday edition of the St. Louis Republic is praised as a marvel of modern newspaper enterprise with worldwide news coverage, illustrated magazines, colored fashions, and a humorous comic section. It offers free sheet music and appeals to ladies with vivid half tone pictures, high quality stories, and nationally renowned authors. One year by mail costs $2.00, with sale at all news dealers.
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St. Louis Republic
Republic
K and T Reduces Indian Territory Passenger Rates
The Key & T railroad cuts local passenger fares in the Indian Territory to three cents per mile, aligning with standard rates, effective around November first. Officials note rapid population growth and increased traffic justify the reduction, expected to delight residents along the line.
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Bby
Indiso
Kety
Epworth League California Excursions promotional rail card
Advertisement promoting Epworth League trip opportunitiesto California via the Santa Fe Route with personally conducted excursions. Highlights include summer travel through New Mexico and Arizona, visits to Indian pueblos and Petrified Forest, Grand Canyon, southern California resorts, missions, and semi tropical fruits. Emphasizes low round trip rates, liberal stopovers, and descriptive literature on request.
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Epworth League
San Francisco
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Fe
Chicago
California
Fred Starvey Tea Service
Petrified Forest
Rail line opens to Harrison and rich ore regions
Through to Harrison on April 16 the St. Louis and North Arkansas Railmad opens a direct link to the Frisco line from Seligman. The route traverses rigged mountains and fertile valleys said to be among the richest lead and zinc fields yet found. A trip to Harrison is urged for business or sightseeing. Correspondents wanted for Lafayette county towns.
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Harrison
St. Louis and North Arkansas
Arkansas
Frisco
Seligman
Pew
Low Rate Excursions This Summer With The Burlington Route
The Burlington Route offers very low excursion rates for summer travel to the West and Northwest and to the East for popular destinations including Colorado, Utah, Black Hills, Buffalo Exposition, Adirondacks, Canada, Michigan Lakes, and more. Routes run from St. Louis and Kansas City with weekly and biweekly departures. agents can provide complete rate circulars and printed matter. Names RH. Crozinn and L. W. Wakely listed as agents in Kansas City and Konseas City Mo.
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Burlington
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
West
Northwest
Buffalo Exposition
The
Seashore
Adirondacks
Canada
Michigan Lakes
Mackinaw
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Mt. Paul
Minneapolis
Lake Superior
California
St. Louis
Kanays City
St. Joseph
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Artisan
Marmaduke, Jr
Balasanm
Halwa Ie
Servis Toney
Pmattenters
Forterly Eweed
Pat O'Malley
Frank Fisher
Rustic
Jos. R. Barnett
Winkler
Alsc
Winkler Furniture Co
Indian Territory
California Excursions
McKeon
A. T
Lexington, Mo
Lafayette County
Ting
Jersey
Tanner Simpson
Aullville
Alvin V. Cole
Megg Buliduye Thowe
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Missori
Cousty
Laraverri
Clute A. Phillips
Plaintir
Samuel T. Lee
Jin Wits
Petting Javit
AIOE
State of
Mitswariy
Leo
Jon A Phillips
Eileen Stone
Samuel T
Ible Court
Darren
J. A. Campbell
J ¥. Sypxon
Blackwell Bon
Attorne Oye
State OF Missouri
Yette
Circuit Court of
Lafayette
Miescuri
Edward Holmes
Dover Cra
Lee W. Davie
Fles
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Screntee
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Dormogtt Werte
Tity & Gy
Patty Frente
Ory
Campbell
Rcult Cethy
J. W. Svpson
Pietandir Graves
Atlornny Tor
Isoo
Bourdagian
West Range S
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Tlington
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