Ashbrook Trotting Record Marks Fast Time
Record page notes Ashbrook with a 2 18 1 2 winning straight heats and times 9 19 1 2 and 2 14 1 2 for horses SEAL BROWN and others. Mentions entrants Western Wilkes Kittie Brown Sunny Jim Mermaid Pennybrook Fanbrook Tod Sloan and Waino N with trial time 2 10 1 2 in Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Brown
Annona
Western Wilkes
Kittie Brown
the Christian
Sunny Jim
Mermaid
Pennybrook
Fanbrook
Sym- Tod Sloan
Boleer Star
Waino
Dallas
Texas
Real Estate Transfers Listing Various Lot Purchases
A compiled list shows numerous transfers including Chamblin to Canterbury land for 1000, Parrott to Stockdale land for 0, Brooks to Lane lot for 250, Lewis to Stanfield land for 1000, Stanfield to Lewis land for 1600, Dorsey to Corder land for 10297.50, Silver to White lot for 205, Tabb to Kooh lot for 500, Crone to Carter lot for 320, Davis to Lyman lot for 3500, Tyler to Tyler land for 1800, Sill to Moloen kamp lot for 2459, Petering to Kuhlian land for 50, Fredendall to Day lot for 3000, Meieranda to Lieser lot for 225, Frambers to Benton lot for 1, Armentrout to Corder land for 1, Helm to Duncan land for 200, Long to Farley land for 7500, Odessa town to Son Allison cemetery lot for 10, Powell to Powell lot for 470, Campbell to Frazier lots for 500, Gibson to Rigg land for 2060, other transfers including Waken men, Pac R R Co, McQuillen, Wilsons, and several church and civic property deals with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Chamblin
B. T. Canterbury
Frank Parrott
Geo, Stockdale Land
Flora Brooks Et al
Charles Lane
J. A. Lewis
A.J. Stanfield
A. J. Stanfield
J. E. Lewis
L. A. Dorsey
Isham Corder
A.W. Silver
E W. White
W. J. Tabb
F. Kooh
Herman Crone
J. F. Carter
E. M. Davis
A. M. Lyman
Tyler
Nice Sill
E. W. Moloenkamp
W. H. Petering
J. A. Kuhlinian
G. W. Fredendall
F. A. Day
Franki
Meieranda
W. C. Lieser
Roy Frambers
C. A. Benton
G. W. Armentrout
Corder” Land
Meredith Helm
Harvey Duncan
JL. Long
E. B. Farley
Town of Odessa
Jesse Allison
Odessa
A. J. Powell
Jos. R. Powell
A. Campbell
Alexander Frazier Lota
L. M. Gibson
M. A. Riggland
K. G. Reid Et al
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Corn in Missouri how the great cereal drives wealth
Missouri stands at the heart of the world corn belt. The piece notes corn as a premier crop, citing global production of 3.34 billion bushels and U.S. output of 2.575 billion. Missouri central to the vast corn area, with five states producing a third of the world crop. Missouri farms yield 814 million bushels annually, averaging over 1100 bushels per farm family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Wilkes
John R. Gentry
Maxie
Young Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Red Bud
Night Hawk
Duroc Blood
Ashbrook
Missouri
Annona
Amatum
America
Europe
Africa
Australia
All America
United States
Bunceton Eagle
Ice Cream Wagon Advertises Daily Service
A local vendor offers fresh pure ice cream in any quantity to individuals or societies. The wagon visits town every day and can be reached by phone at 541-? to arrange delivery or stopping the wagon.
We Work Don’t Forget Us for Best Granitoid Work
Local contractor Joan Laseurst promotes granite steps concrete walls foundations and footings with emphasis on quality and customer care. Aiming to be remembered when top services are needed.
Home Life in France on Domestic Servants
In England men dominate indoor service while French households rely on a single women’s maid who doubles as housekeeper. France avoids guest turnover. Paris homes have no dining and sleeping guests, reducing staff. English homes require many maids and a general servant supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Femme de Chambre
Jady
Prophecies of Big Ben and Historic Clock Oddities
The article recounts Big Ben stopping in snow jams and a 1861 episode where a faulty apparatus caused the clock to strike over a hundred times. It notes public superstition about omens, including a 1886 stoppage during Gladstone's home rule speech, seen by some as prophetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ben
Handa
Tescember
Prince Consort
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Benedic tion from Rear Admiral Evans to California friends
Rear Admiral Robby D. Evans writes California friends about his health recovery and thanks for kindness received. In a letter to James Horsburgh Jr of Southern Pacific he wishes, May you live with the rich here and the poor hereafter. Horsburgh notes the remark shows the admiral knows his Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby D. Evans
California
James Horsburgh, Jr
Southern Pacific
Hereburgh
Visitor Me Lad Men’s Beauty Competition Clarifies Route
A quirky note explains the progression for the Men’s Beauty Competition at Boy Golog tm, detailing the first turn to the left and then straight on as the preferred guidance for attendees and participants.
Serious Sub Conversation Cited by Louisville Courier Journal
An exchange quoted from the Louisville Courier Journal features a man seeking to speak with a girl's father about a serious matter and a plan for several months of free board, reflecting social concerns of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Tournal
Prescription Advice for a Bad Cold
A physician warns against standing in the cold street to seek a doctor. He urges calling during office hours and stresses prompt, appropriate care rather than waiting outside in freezing conditions. The remark reflects practical medical guidance from a doctor.
Courtesy at the Pawnshop Capture Pero Frau Meier Quote
A fragment shows a pawnshop scene with dialogue in which a man tells Frau Meier that he is not in a rush for money and urges her to go first. The brief edge implies a tense negotiation or social interaction captured in a moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Meier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve
Standard Gil Company (Incorporated
Bertz
Lexington
Rudolph Dryer
Columbus Road
Marc
Colt
Elm Park
Percheron Horse Co
August Bertz
Mgr
Geo. W. Kerdolif
Silion tRe Uesh
Joan Laseurst
Bob Evans
Nice
Grenshaw & Young
Royle
Henry
Offfice Traders Bank
B. B. Frazer
Antelope Valley
Colfax County
New Mexico
French
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
el Paso
Southwestern
Earth
The
French Land Irrigation Co
Geo. W. Kerdolff
Lafayette County
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