Mongold and Ancestry Prolific Trotting Sire Prospect
Mongold 28625 by Allandort 2:19, dam Alma Mater, daughter of Mambrino Patchen, with a strong dam line including Monitor Rose and Mondorf. Mon gold is solid bay, 16 hands, 1250 pounds, matinee 2:26 at age four. Bred by Hon. Norman J. Coleman, Northeast Missouri, qualities suited for track, road, coach or plow. Colts already show promise.
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Allandort
Onward
Alma Mater
Patchen
Alcyone
Alcantara
Allandorf
Mongold
Monitor Rose
Mondorf
Wilkesgold
Electeer
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 at Local and State Fairs
This 154 b high coal black saddle stallion known for extra conformation and finish won at local and state fairs last year. He is sired by Rex McDonald No. 883, with lineage tracing to Rex Denmark 840, Crieg ler's Denmark, and Lucy Mack. Dam Margaret by Hoxey. further ancestry includes Montrose 106 and Diamond Denmark 68 through multiple dams.
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Coal Black
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 B ob McDonald Prospect
Bob McDonald, full brother to Jack McDonald, is a rich chestnut stallion of 16 hands with extra style and finish. Many consider him superior to Jack McDonald and view him as a very promising saddle horse.
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Jack McDonald
Three Mammouth Black Jacks Bid Price List
Lord Robert Pole Baker and John Clark offer three top quality blood jacks at eight dollars each, Jack McDonald at twenty five, Bob McDonald at fifteen, Mongold at fifteen to insure living cost. Mare removal forfeits season. payment due. Inspection invited, pasture mares available at reasonable rates. care given but no accident liability. Further information on request.
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Lord Robert
Pole Baker
John Clark
Jack McDonald
Bob McDonald
Corn Boom Across the Plains Aims to Feed the Nation
The Saturday Evening Post notes a vast U S effort turning over 150000 square miles for corn planting, larger than Italy or Japan, with expected output around one billion dollars. It argues the nation must learn to use its rich resources to achieve material prosperity.
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Italy
Japan
Hungary
France
German Empire
East Side
New York
trans-Mississippi
Saturday Evening Post
Terrible Suffering of Isadore Hagar
Isadore Hagar of near She unnamed suffered severe hand injuries after driving fence posts five weeks ago. A steel buggy axle pierced a hole, bruising both hands. one hand was lanced twenty five times. Forearm muscles contracted and knotted, causing terrible nightly pain for weeks.
Ball and Evans Lead in Democratic Gubernatorial Race
The Elsberry Democrat notes the contest narrows to Ball and Evans for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, with Cowherd a distant factor. Evans has gained ground rapidly while Stapel and Wallace show little support, predicting a Ball versus Evans matchup against Cowherd. Also featured is Holden Enterprise’s “Twelve Years Ago” item recalling a neighborly courtship and quick divorce.
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Ball
Cowherd
Evans Wallace
Stapel
Judge Evans
Evans
Elsberry
Holden Enterprise
Printing to Please You at the Democrat Office
A compact call for printing services at the Democrat office promising work that will satisfy customers. The note emphasizes quality and fit for purpose in a brief, period-tinged voice.
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Democrat
Victor Spalding Visits Labeces for Several Days
Victor Spalding traveled to Labeces on Saturday to spend several days with friends.
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Victor
Spalding
Labeces
Even a rich girl may make a poor wife Buck's Shot
A column from the Chicago News features wry vignettes on manners and knowledge. It notes how wealth does not guarantee virtue and mocks polite evasions that mask ignorance. A hardware merchant admits ignorance about blue steel. A teacher falters on Hamlet’s derivation.
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The
Chicago News
Cooperville Teacher Jessie Calvert Elected District Leader
Miss Jessie Calvert, longtime Kincaid School instructor, has been elected teacher of the Cooperville school district. The community in her hometown praised her achievement. T. E. Engle visited Blut City on business Saturday.
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Jessie Calvert
Kincaid
Cooperville
Jessie
T. E. Engle
Blut City
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Buckman Bros
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Ific
Ain Lo Scientific American
Serene Tatteal Line
WN & Co
Broadway
Washington
Wm. M. Carrico
Elbert Yates
Joseph B. Carrico
Monroe County
Paria
Said County
Joseph GB. Carrico
Burpee's Cateleg
Watlee Burpee & CO
van Sree
Terion
Imperial
Isadore Hagar
Near
She
Whitecotton
Alonzo
Marie D Young
Columbia
Monroe
Clarence
Hamlet
Buck
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Wiley
Big Horn County
Cody
Burlington
Chicago
Omaha
Lincoln
Kansas City
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Q Building
Neb
W. A. Patterson
Monroe City, MO
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