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Marshall Statesman in Marshall, Michigan

05 Mar 1886

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Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1886

Page

5

March meeting of Calhoun county agricultural association

The Calhoun county agricultural association held its March meeting at Grange hall with President Wm Redford presiding. Officers were elected, committees named, premiums set for divisions, and plans for the next county fair discussed including dates October 5 6 and 7. A motion to adjust trotting horse events and rules was approved, with adjournment sine die.

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Calhoun County Agricultral Association Grange Ball Wm. Redford Wm. Radford D. Walkinshaw F. A. Rowley Robert Gould G. W. Briggs W.B. Buckingham C. P. Chichester L. P. Hubbard H. N. Rider Warren Frink Jesse Cary W. B. Buckingham Oliver Godfrey Geo. Harrington BH. B. Smith Robi, Gould Messrs Wm, Reilly L. D. Palmer John Mains H. T. Woodworth Jas T. Downs J. L. Harris G. L. Godfrey C.C. Wheeler Russell Miller Elzeses Arza Robinson Minges Marvin Ferguson Gev Woolsey Wan. Foster E. Sprague J. Emery Ww. Southworth Thos, Spregue H. B. Brith Goraline B. Morgan Wm. McPherson T. W. Hoggett Eboneo Thos. Lane Wm. A. Powell David Boot McDonald Geo. F. Weight Sivision O L. Godfrey Win, Welch Lyman Salter Wm. J. Miller Jas. Ball J.T. Downe Mark Hurd H. L. Lathrop Edward Scott Perry Mayo Lane C. M. Ackerson Julius A. Davis O. 3 Rowley C. H. Brackett Henry Udell Abert Shipwat Kenyon Johnson Jas. M. Parsons W. Stone Freling A. Avery C. P. Chidister Abram Bennett, Jr Grain Ella Vetch Z. J. Blakeslea Jease Cary W. Brigge E. D. Brown O. F. Curtis Duwerg Chas F. Davia J. Blakeslee H. L. Day Chas. Rosencrantz Jascob Leversep Peter Root H.T. Woodworth Wagner Gill Ladkwood Marshall McNames John Houston Russell Milter Ald. Peck West End H. B. Sherman John Hurd Marshall Gas Co McNamea Eugene Wyckedt H.W. Muuwan Seth Lewis C. H. McClure Surance Faraggs Mutual Benefit Agson SaceRrany Times Michigan Wuion City Ohio Company Grange Hall Tuenday Taos Hue TE Gaya Woo
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A Fine Bunch Of Well Bred Cols At Rosecrantz Farm

A veteran observer praises Charles Rosecrantz of Marengo for showing a diverse lot of well bred trotters and mares. The collection includes colts by Panic, Billy Gilbert, Pluto, Cub Messy, and others, with pedigrees noted and several two year olds showing promising trotting action. The piece also highlights a gray mare, a bay stallion, and multiple mares and geldings with detailed lineage and dam lines.

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Charles Rosecrantz Rosecrantz Paiva Haia Gypay Panic Seeley Billy Gilbert Jerome Eddy Pluto Wedgewood Milwaukee Cub Messy Fred L. Hines Woods Hambletonian Neat Volt Magna Plato Buy Chief Mumbrino Chief Gray Eagle Charlie Ford Nellia K Whipcord A. C. Hyde Ray Middleton J.T. Downs Frank Hin Firet Myrty Gould Bay Middleton Mae Kimball Jackson Lena H Galden Dawn Dan Almonta Almont Rayler Mambrino Highlander Maggie Pandack Magna Charta Daoa Rasa Kalyr Bay Chief Mattie Lee Bright Bay Hartland Swigert Swigert Nellie K Hay Chief Leno H Atden Goldsmith Lilly Dale Rowse K
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Chicago Market Report from Amicago March 9 1886

The week has been dull with few fluctuations and modest grain receipts. Local and outside demand for provisions remains fair while wheat and pork show speculative interest without excitement. Corn trends strong in Liverpool and livestock demand brisk with little price change. Money is easy and jobbers' activity rises.

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