Stoddart's Offers HighPriced Moles and Fine Jacks
A fragmented sale note details a coal black all purpose horse sixteen hands high and a fine jack at fifteen hands with strong conformation. It notes dam lines including Black Rose and Black Bell, and sires such as Buckman Bros Morecastle Fonsica and Clutch Delaney. Full pedigree available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Black Rose
Chicago
Oal
Fonosia, Jr
Silver Bell
Crutcher & Delaney
Jenret Jack
Fonsica
Jack
Midnight
Jace
Black Bell
Jeanet
Edward Longmier
Blossom
Buckman Bros
Morecastle
Clutch & Delaney
Fonsica, Jr
Credit Breeding Sale Notes for Jacks and Stallions
Old time prospectus from Missouri listing ROMEO 6857 a coal black jack and several other jacks Leonidas Ir and Leonidas Jr. for stud services at Hassard Monroe City with prices 10 dollars to insure living colts. The seller outlines terms lien policy pasture care and liability, referencing Missouri Session Acts of 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
My Barn
Hassard
Monroe City
Frankford Matron Plans City Move After Visit
Mrs J M Capplinger of Frankford visited her parents Thomas Courtney and wife and plans to move her family to the city. John W White amused his wife by buying a nice survey for her. J J Dimmitt joined the homefolks in Shelbina on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Capplinger
Frankford
Thomas Courtney
Capplinger
City
John W. White
J. J. Dimmitt
Shelbina
Wools tied with sisal twine face mill rejections prompt farmer notice
A Dewey Gould & Co letter warns wool growers that binders and sisal twine contaminate fleece, causing price cuts as mills refuse tied lots. The firm asks local papers to publish the issue and urges farmers to untie or switch twine before shearing to avoid losses. It also notes agent briefings to prevent future sales of tangled wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey, Gould & Co
Prodigal West Bird boy sports long pants debut
Ben Hickman of West Bird Street gains local attention as he wears 18 flat long trousers to school. He receives praise from high school peers and plans a new era with grown up attire. His childhood toys are packed away as rumors of a future romance begin to surface. Prof J F Rodger visits Shelbyville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hickman
West Bird Stret
Antail
Ben
Mearom
Papa
Huiy Io View
H Nnio. Journal
Local Notes From St Louis And Surroundings
After visiting homefolks A Steiner and wife of Chicago moved to St. Louis Ollie Kirby and wife of Hannibal and Frank Kirby of Carence spent Sunday in the city with kinfolk Mrs Henry G Johnson went to Palmyra Sunday to visit sister Mrs William Todd The most paying thing on the farm is a Sharples Cream Separator Sold only at A Jaegers Hardware Miss Sallie Jones visiting relatives at Utica Mo J Porter Patton knight of grip spent weekend with family Patrick Feeney visited his son Edward at Ely Eds mare crippled by a kick from another horse No 9 Edge Drop Deere Corn Planter sold at A Jaegers Mr and Mrs J M Proctor Jr and Mrs O G Cowper and daughter Miss Frances were with Gem City friends Canton Mrs Sallie Thomas called Canton Monday by serious illness of her mother Miss Annie Longwell of Woodland visiting cousin Mrs C L Carpenter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Feeney
Edward
Ely
Dr Abell Visits Palmyra Brother on Sunday
Dr. Al Abell traveled to Palmyra on Sunday to visit his brother Dr Pearl Abell. Mrs M A Eskridge was called to Leather Sunday due to a grandchild’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Abell
Palmyra
Pearl Abell
Nolen School Closes Winter Term With Open Exam
The winter term at Nolen school closed Friday evening with an open examination by Prof. J. F. Rodgers. Patrons saw the value of the teacher and students, followed by a pleasant supper and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolen School
J. F. Rodgers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stoddart's
Dewy
Elmwood Farm
Indian Creek
D. H., Stoddart
W. Sanson
Harvre
France
J. B. Settles & Co
Missouri
Leonidas Ir
Leonidas, Jr
Leo Chiet
Burbon Chief
Burbon
Wright
Compromise
Shelby Irvin
Jack Newton White
Starlight, Sr
McLaine
Belknap
Starlight
Joe Simons
Jennet
Lorena
Maupin
Jumbo
Excelsior
A. Boulware & Son
Jennie Yowell
Quincy
Edward Hardesty
Streans
Bornback
Aurist
Hannibal, Mo
T. M. Boulware
Brookfield
The
Racing Association
Deere
Callan
A. Jaeger
J. A. Keily
Fulton
Babe
Senator
W. 8S. McClintic
Warren Drescher
Marguerite
Hannibal
W. B Drescher
A. F. Huggins
Mooroe
George Bauzer
R. FP
Edward Newell
Germany
A. Jaeger’s
Ester Lundberg
Payson
Mesdames A. C. Smith and
Gertrude Perigo
Rena Gex
Bila Gentry
Vernon Davie
Son Talmadge
Warren
Charles Fredrick
Perry
Clay Heather
Munroe
William Blackstone, Jr
Klondike
Mra
R O. Cranston
Miss Adelaide Lear
Hassie
T. J. Proctor
J. M. Proctor
Julius Jackson
C.B. Hugley
Monroe
Little Birds
June
Bess Williamson
Excello
Lena Headberg
I. C. Smith
Marion County School Institute
William Shaw
Rensselaer
William Collins
Big
A. Jaeger's
the Democrat
Ling
Ken
J. F. Rodgera
A. Steiner
Wife
St. Louis
Ollie Kirby
Frank Kirby
Carence
Henry G. Johnson
William Todd
A. Jaeger's Hardware
Miss Sallie Jones
Utica
J. Porter Patton
Knight of Grip
J. M. Proctor Jr
O. G. Cowper
Frances
Gem City Friends
Olonday
Annie Longwell
Woodland
C. L. Carpenter
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