Saddle Horse News Highlights in Kentucky Shows and Moves
Thurman and Peters of Springfield arrange with Ben Herriott of Mt. Sterling to handle their Bourbon King stallion. William Bush leaves for Carlock Illinois to manage show horses and stock. Ralls King Emerald and Royal Prince navigate training and potential showings as local breeders and riders prepare for fairs. The piece blends horse trade notices with a religious reflection on generosity and biblical lessons from Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Thurman & Peters
Springfield
Ben F. Herriott
Mt. Sterling
Bourbon King
Herriott
William Bush
Carlock
Illinois
Ira Williamson
Bush
High Chief
Williamson
Ray Moss
Montgomery County
Mr. Bush
Ralls
King Emerald
J. M. Hutsell
Lewis Sledd
Emerald Chief
John L. Faulkner
Levee
Ernest Gillaspie
Royal Prince
King Royal
Wilson
King
Harrison Chief
Sallie Scobee
Bourbon Chief
Faulkner
Grass Journal
England’s Peaceful Image Amid War Contrast
The author argues wars do not make nations handsome noting England stands out as among the handsomest peoples while also being least bellicose since it has abolished compulsory military service among European nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Novikow
Greenbriar Stock Farm Exhibits Champion Saddle Horse
A 1913 season saddle horse from Greenbriar Stock Farm in Montgomery County touted as equal to any saddle stallion. Described as a premier show horse from show horse families and a top breeder with a live foal insured for $20. Stakes declared through the fair circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Farm
Jaggs Builds His Legend With Birds and Bats
A playful remark notes Jaggs as a bird and links his affinity for bats to that nickname. The line hints at a characterization or inside joke, suggesting curiosity or humor around Jaggs and his quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaggs
Fragmented OCR Clipping Hints at Local Notices and Names
The readable bits show scattered fragments including person and organization references, dates, and locations. The text appears as OCR noise with occasional legible proper nouns and numeric markers, implying a damaged public notice or column extract with multiple named entities, places, and events interleaved.
No. 1 Jack Sired by Gillispie Stock for Sale
Auction note offers a large heavy boned jack sired by the Gillispie jack at 1100 dollars. Insurance 8 dollars to insure live foal. See this stock and obtain cards with full description. Business solicited.
Best on the Market in Bulk and Packages
A Variety Store on Bank Street advertises top bulk and packaged goods. The brief item notes broad market options with emphasis on value and selection for shoppers seeking bulk items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
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Rexall
Geiger’s Pharmacy
Kentucky
United States
Tehena Great — Pi
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Mammon
Jacob
Esau
Isaac
Christ
Earth
St. Paul
Jesus
God
Abraham
the Redeemer
Reyel
Bourbon Poultry Cure
W. R. Gunter
Concord
Sarah Wells
Lyons
Ind
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Malcolm Forbes
Bingen
Uhlan
Santos
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Atlantic Express
Mainsheet
Ashleaf Wilkes
Mainleaf
Peter Ashland
Saxon
Dolobran
Ash- Tand Wilkes
Egotist
Lucinda Princeton
Walter Keim
Flexo
Calinda
One
Dictator
Katrina
King Rene
Kathleen
Pilot Jr
J. Malcolm Forbes
Fair Grounds
J. Re. Magowan
Greenbriar Stock Farm
Emerald Ray
Peter Montgomery
the Widow
Wilton
Peter W
Stokes
Maggie H
Grendan
Gay Audubon
Gay Bingen
Lady Sentinel
Grandam
Homer
Mambrino Patchen
Sentinel
Montague
Imp
F. P. Bean
Royalty
Royalty King
J. Walter Eeice
North
Middletown
Peipung
Joyicul
Bis Billy
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Bourbon Remedy CO
Mig. Chemists
Lexington
Billy Burke
Shawhay
Zurrine
Betty Brook
Emma Brook
Meadow Brook
Lady Bellbrook
Silent Brigade
Hester C
Chatty Direct
Brown Horse
Dark Night
Jenny Clay
Harry Clay
Jack
Bud
Fwell
Aulen
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