Mongold 28625 a sire with famed lineage and 2:26 record
Mon gold 28625 by Allandorf 2:19 stands as a premier trotting sire. Dam Alma Mater boasts Mambrino Patchen lineage with eight 2:30 producers. Mongold’s dam Monitor Rose leads to Mondorf Mongold Wilkesgold and more. Bred by Norman J. Coleman, he is a solid 16 hands bay, weighing about 1250, producing versatile foals for track, road, coach or plow.
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Allandorf
Onward
Alma Mater
Patchen
Alcyone
Alcantara
Mongold
Monitor Rose
Mondorf
Wilkesgold
Bledeer
Belmont
Ray Dixie
Abdallah, Jr
Alexander
Abdallah
Goldsmith Maid
Dixie
Pilot, Jr
Maud 5
Jenny Lind
Bellfounder
Norman J. Coleman
St. Louis
Missouri
Jack McDonald Prize Stallion Deep Coal Black Record
Jack McDonald is a 154 band high coal black stallion noted for extra conformation and finish. A winner at local and state fairs last year, he is seen as a promising saddle stallion in the state. He is sired by Rex McDonald No 833, with Rex Denmark 840 and Crieg ler's Denmark among ancestors. dam Lucy Mack by Black Squirrel No 58 and Margaret by Hoxey.
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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 Bred Like Jack McDonald
Bob McDonald, a full brother to Jack McDonald, is described as a rich chestnut standing 16 hands high with extra style and finish. Many consider him superior to Jack and foresee a bright future as a saddle stallion with high potential.
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Jack McDonald
Mammouth Black Jacks Carded for Sale and Care Terms
Mammoth Black Jacks three. Lord Robert Pole Baker and John Clark bred stock praised. Prices listed eight dollars per jack Mc Donald twenty five Bob McDonald fifteen Mongold fifteen insure living cost. Mare removal forfeits season. payment due. Inspection invited. pasture mares from distance at reasonable rates. No business on Sunday.
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Jack McDonald
Bob McDonald
Split-log drag praised by farmers in Centralia
Centralia Courier notes strong results from the split-log drag on a northern road. Farmers report calm travel and call it the best road in the country, costing only one day of work. Also listed: 40 bead ewes for sale and 85 lambs by side with 10 ewes to lamb. Sale notice for a 2 year old Gloster saddle stallion registered, color black.
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Centralia Courier
Roy G. Mellon
Jno
Notice of Final Settlement in Carrico estate
Notice is given that Wm. M. Carrico and Elbert Yates, Administrators of Joseph B. Carrico, deceased, will settle final accounts at the next Probate Court term in Monroe County Missouri at Paris on May 11, 1008. M. D. L. Graham has purchased a Hamilton piano for his daughter. Strean's barber shop baths are in fine condition and patrons may enjoy the bath.
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Wm. M. Carrico
Elbert Yates
Joseph B. Carrico
Monroe County
Missouri
Paris
Strean's
Cowpeas show value for Northeast Missouri soil
The Northeast Missouri Prairie soil region should embrace cowpeas for soil building and forage. Experiments and farmers report strong soil benefits, fast maturation, and good pasture potential, especially with Whippoorwill and New Era varieties. Planting methods include drilling between corn rows, broadcasting, or row sowing with a grain drill. Mooers, hogs, and sheep benefit.
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Missouri
State Experiment Station
A Retrospect by Rex H Lampman
A reminiscence from memory’s road describing boyhood days and carefree summers, contrasting youth with gray temples. The speaker longs for the past, reflecting on May and distant joys, while noting enduring delight in recalled fictions.
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Rex H. Lampman
Remarkable 1408 Saddle Horse Season at Monroe City Farm
The top class saddle horses head to the 1408 season at Monroe City Saddle Stock Farm on Main Street. Gloster is a noted breeder and Missouri Demark among Missouri's least combined horses. Last fall in nine saddle harness and model rings he took six blue ribbons and three reds, shown in Shelbina Monroe City Palmyra Springfield and Sedalia. He produced two colts last year and sold Dr McNutt to head and stud in Southeast Missouri. A filly remains on the farm. Request the catalogue.
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Gloster
Missouri Demark
Missouri
Shelbina
Monroe City
Palmyra
Springfield
Sedalia
Dr. McNutt
Head & Stud
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Robert Pole Baker
John Clark
Noere
M. D. L. Graham
Hamilton Piano
Spirit of the State Press
Hadley
Ralls County
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Taft
Gallatin
St. Joseph
Edward
Hedina Democrat
Abe Hummel
Europe
Mexico
St. Louis Custom House
Henry County
Missouri Pacific
Benton
Stone
Senate
Cowherd
Boonville
A. G. Robinson
Anti-Saleon League
U.G
Lawrence Chieftain
Indorses Stapel
H. F. Stapel
The
Rock Port
Neal Jackson
1Mra
Sarah &. Jackson
M. F. Miller
Agricultural Experiment Station
Columbia Missouri
May Smart
H. B
Monroe City Saddle Stock Farm
Main Street
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