Mongold 28625 and Allandorf progeny description
Mon gold 28625 by Allandorf 2:194 is lauded as a leading trotting sire with Alma Mater and Monitor Rose lines. The dam line to Mambrino Patchen praises eight 2:30-volume progeny including Alcyone Alcantara and Allandorf. Mongold shown 2:26 at age four, bred by Norman J. Coleman, promising track, road, coach or plow stock.
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Allandorf
Onward
Alma Mater
Patchen
Alcyone
Alcantara
Mongold
Monitor Rose
Mondorf
Wilkesgold
Bieciver
Monitor
Glorious Thundercloud
United States
U. S
Merchant
Belmont
Ray Dixie
Abdallah, Jr
Alexander
Abdallah
Goldsmith Maid
Dixie
Pilot, Jr
Maud S
Jenny Lind
Jack McDonald Prize Stallion Leads State Horses
The prize-winning stallion Jack McDonald stands 154 hands high and coal black with strong conformation. A local and state fair winner last year, he ranks among the state’s most promising saddle stallions. His lineage traces to Rex McDonald and Rex Denmark, with Lucy Mack and Margaret in his dam line and multiple distinguished sires noted in his pedigree.
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Jack McDonald
Rex McDonald
Rex Denmark
Criegler
Denmark
Lucy Mack
Black Squirrel
Margaret
Hoxey
Montrose
Diamond Denmark
Patrick
Tom Hal
Bodine
McReynold
Copper Bottom
Promising Saddle Stallion Bob McDonald Gains Notice
Bob McDonald, a full brother to Jack McDonald, is described as a rich chestnut over 16 hands high with extra style and finish. Many regard him as potentially superior to Jack McDonald and consider him a very promising saddle stallion in the show ring.
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Jack McDonald
Mammoth Black Jacks Offerings and Terms
Notice promotes three jacks named Lord Robert Pole Baker and John Stark as high quality breeders. Prices are eight dollars per jack, with additional figures for Jack McDonald Bob McDonald and Mongold. Forfeit if mare is removed, living costs insured, inspection invitation and pasture available. no business on Sundays.
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Lord Robert
Pole Baker
John Stark
Jack McDonald
Bob McDonald
Uncle Henry McClintic dies after appendicitis in Midland
Obituary notes Henry McClintic of Monroe, 74, dies in Midland Texas from appendicitis after a lifelong prominent local figure known as a southern gentleman and Christian. Niece Ella Eddy leaves for Midland. The column also lists assorted social visits, moves, and notes from Monroe and nearby towns including Muskogee styles controversy over Merry Widow hats impacting church attendance.
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Henry McClintic
Midland
Texas
Monroe
Henry
Ella Eddy
Miss Elma D Smith Birthday Party At High School
Miss Elma D Smith celebrated her 18th birthday hosted by Monroe City High School teachers and class Friday night. Instrumental music and games entertained, with a poetical word game and flower name guessing as highlights. Prizes went to Miss Mary Sweeney for bonbons and Charlie Sullivan for a cake cutter, while Prof. Coleman entertained. A necklace and a gold watch were awarded to the honoree, and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by her sisters. It was a jovial gathering that lasted past eleven o'clock.
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Elma D Smith
J F. Smith
Monroe City High School
Mary Sweeney
Charlie Sullivan
Prof
Coleman
Elma
Conway The Tailor and Local Court Dates
Miss Mae Jaeglin spent the Sabbath with homefolks in Palmyra. The Monroe County circuit court will convene at Paris Monday for a nine day session. Of seventeen who took the March teacher examination only three passed, two of whom were Buckman school students. This speaks well for M. R. Williams, the Buckman teacher.
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Miss Mae Jaeglin
Palmyra
Monroe County Circuit Court
Paris
Buckman School
M. R. Williams
Local Residents Visit Friends Across Town
Reports show H B Reid transacting business in LaGrange. Harry Jarman accompanied Quincy friends Saturday. H W Lilly visited Hannibal friends Saturday. John White toured Quincy on Friday. Ed Tatt from Clarence joined Monroe friends Tuesday. Charlie Bush of Shelbina spent Saturday with local friends. Aston McFarland of Stoutsville alongside Miss Ann Anthony of Lynchburg Va visiting families of Senator W S McOClintic and W B Arnold.
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Mies Ann Anthony
Lynchburg, Va
W.S. McOclintic
W. B. Arnold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buckman Bros
Notr
Jasper McClintic
Shelbina
Iva Wood
Clapper
M. E Wood
J. L Sweeney
Eva Smith
Sune
J. D. Robey
Edith Jarman
Hannibal
Richard Heath
Vint Huebsch
Hunnewell
Boarman
Lawenan
Charling Ling
Master Jim Umstattd
Jessie Bush
Near
Sheibina
Merry Widows
Muskogee
Thomas Elzea
Mesdames Bynum
Byland
M. Pendleton
C. D. Bond
W. L Bond
Quincy
Miss Hattie
Claremore
Oklo
Ed Cannon
Rensselaer
Cannon
McFarland
John Laughlin
John Rogers
Pat Hanger
Edwin Walker
Alma Pike
William Pike
Carrie Meyer
Stella Carrico
Benj. Burris
City
Monroe Hotel
H. C. Scheets
Estell Sullivan
Chicago
W. J. McLeod
P. Forsythe
Node
Adkins
Green
Gem City
THE
Patterson Construction CO
Monroe City, MO
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Museo Hut
J.L. Lyon
Conway, the Tailor
H. B. Reid
LaGrange
Harry Jarman
Quincy Friends
H. W. Lilly
John White
Ed Tatt
Clarence
Charlie Bush
Aston McFarland
Stoutsville
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