Mongold 28625 and Allandorf line in Missouri breeding
Mon gold 28625 by Allandorf stands 2:19 with dam Alma Mater a top Mambrino Patchen line. Describes Mongold’s pedigree tracing to Monitor Rose and notable runners, size, color, and breeding value. Bred by Norman J. Coleman of St. Louis, Mongold retired as a premier Northeast Missouri trotting horse with 2:26 matinee.
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Allandorf
Onward
Alma Mater
Patchen
Alcyone
Alcantara
Mongold
Monitor Rose
Mondorf
Wilkesgold
Electeer
Monitor
Glorious Thundercloud
United States
U. S
Merchant
Belmont
Ray Dixie
Abdallah, Jr
Alexander
Abdallah
Goldsmith Maid
Dixie
Pilot, Jr
Maud S
Jenny Lind
Bellfounder
Norman J. Coleman
St. Louis
Missouri
Jack McDonald Prize Stallion Shines at Fairs
Jack McDonald is a 154 hand coal black saddle stallion praised for Watra conformation and finish. A winner at local and state fairs last year, he is considered among the most promising stallions in the state. He is sired by Rex McDonald No. 833 from Rex Denmark 840, tracing to Crieg ler's Denmark. Dam line includes Lucy Mack and Margaret, with further ancestors Bodine and Diamond Denmark 68.
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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 Described
BOB McDONALD is a full brother to Jack McDonald, a rich chestnut standing 16 hands high. He shows extra style and finish and many consider him superior to Jack McDonald, marking him as a very promising saddle stallion.
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Jack McDonald
Three Mammoth Black Jacks for Sale
Lord Robert Pole Baker and John Clark offer three high quality jacks at 8.00 each, with stud fees listed for Jack Mc Donald 25.00 Bob McDonald 15.00 Mongold 15.00. Terms cover living costs and forfeiture if mares are removed. care given but no liability. Inspect stock. pasture mares available at reasonable rates. further information on application.
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Lord Robert
Pole Baker
John Clark
Jack McDonald
Bob McDonald
Wallace for Governor in Missouri sparks party split talk
Richmond Conservator notes Wallace for governor club organizing in Missouri as Kansas City judge builds support. Norborne Democrat argues 1896 Ray county voters backed Bryan and Buckner, suggesting Wallace would damage Bryan's ticket and branding Wallace as a plutocrat foe.
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Richmond
Wm. H. Wallace
Kansas City
Missouri
Wallace
Richmond Conservator
Ray County
Palmer & Buckner
Bryan
Palmer and Buckner
Judge Wallace
Democratic Party
Norborne
Sis Hopkin's Sayings by Rose Melville
A compact humor column on stage life and Indiana poets. The piece jests at hyphenated names and theatrical fads, notes dramatic timber versus England, and wryly observes a Terre Hut society figure visiting Perkins Puddle.
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Indiana
America
England
Bird Center
New York
Stage Center
Benifacia Peroxide Bonehead
Terre Hut
Peruna Gristlepate
Perkins Puddle
Shave at Strean's Barber Miss Maude Wine
Miss Maude Wine of Quincy is described as a longtime patron of Monroe friends who are glad to have her and enjoy her company.
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Strean's
Miss Maude Wine
Quincy
Monroe
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Buckman Bros
Atriot Ieee
Washington
York
Wm. M. Carrico
Elbert Yates
Joseph GB. Carrico
Monroe County
Paris
Galid County
Ws. M. Carrico
Joseph B. Carrico
Ed Growers
Philadelphia
Penna
Sis Hopkin
Rose Melville
J. S. Harris
Cunningham & Harris
Burlington R. R
Brookfield
C. L. Carpenter
THE
Patterson Construction CO
Monroe City, MO
Freig ‘ Kly
Stark Bro's
Atlantic
Iowa
Fayetteville
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