Livestock Trades and a Great Trotting Horse Loss
Reubén Dale sold a pony for 120 dollars to Charles Humphries. Duff and Boyd bought 17 cattle at 6 cents per pound, to be delivered in September. Moore bought a sorrel driving mare from Levi Kratzer. Pride E. Nough, a prized two-year-old show boat, died, a heavy blow to breeders. In Lincoln county, W. E. Cody bought several horses at prices from 175 to 425 dollars. Garrard county purchases included a bay gelding at 240, a gray gelding at 185, and others. The trotter Bingen died after bowels impaction. his progeny include Uhlan and J Malcolm Forbes. Purchases by J. R. Magowan and others, and big buys by General Brayton Ives, plus a 300-dollar walking horse from Dr. Dyke mark a busy week in Kentucky stock arrivals and sales.
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Reubén Dale
Charles Humphries
Charles Duff
Frank Boyd
Magoffin
Morgan
Richard F. Moore
Levi Kratzer
Montgomery County
Red Cloud
McKee Brothers
Versailles
Pride E. Nough
Lexington
Birmingham
Ala
Lincoln County
W. E. Cody
Columbus
Georgia
W. Billy Burton
Lancaster
C. C. Carpenter
Eads & Sons
Shade Wilder
W. P. Kinkead
Garrard County
W. H. Shanks
Ed. Carpenter
J. L. Beazley
Emmet McCormick
Bingen
Fayette County
Uhlan
J- Malcolm Forbes
J. Malcolm Forbes
J. R. Magowan
Mt. Sterling
Johnny Adams
Miles Yocum
Morgan County
Henry S. Caywood
North
Middletown
Robert Howell
Rus Oliver
Bige Wells
Montgomery
Bath
Brayton Ives
New York
Alma Forbes
Bertha Forbes
Dr. Dyke
Knott County
John Duvall
Clark County
Maysville
Flood Ruins Tobacco Pile Worth $200000 In Ohio River Flood
A Mason County farmer sold fine cigarette wrapper tobacco for about fourteen cents a pound. The American Tobacco Company took it to its plant and stored 3000 hogsheads in East Third Street warehouse. Floodwaters inundated the warehouse and ruined the tobacco, prompting the company to give it back to farmers for fertilizer amid a $200000 loss.
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Mason County
American Tobacco Company
East Third Street
Ohio
Blue Grass Journal
Freckles Vanish with Ethine Double Strength Remedy
An eminent skin specialist introduces ethine double strength to remove freckles and brighten complexions. Sold by Wm. S. Lloyd with an absolute money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Early applications show improvement as lighter freckles fade. ask for double strength ethine.
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Wm. 8S
Lloyd
Real Estate and Auto Dealer Advertisement Listing Services
Local ad promotes H. Clay McKeen and Sons offering buy sell and rent real estate, loans, insurance execute bonds, and investments. It touts “The Waite Motor Car” autos and urges readers not to miss their offerings with a 44-tf tag.
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Waite
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Extends Main Line West
The Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company announces the completion of extending its main gas line to the productive West Virginia fields ensuring an unlimited supply for heating light and gas engine power. The company is incorporated and operates under the name Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company (Incorporated
Emerald Ray 4278 Show Stallion Prospect at Greenbriar
Emerald Ray 4278 from Greenbriar Stock Farm advertised as a superb saddle stallion prospect. The breeder touts the horse as equal to any show horse, with live foal insurance at twenty dollars and strong show circuit potential through the fair circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Farm
No. 1 Jack on Offer with Sire Gillispie Line
Advertises a large heavy boned jack sired by the $1100 Gillispie jack. Insurance offered at $8 for a live foal. Cards with full description available. Business solicited.
Cross Mt Sterling Ky R6 Phone 659A
The fragment lists Cross Mt Sterling Kentucky Route 6 and a phone exchange 659A, likely part of a local directory or notice. Further context is readable but incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Emerald Chief Self-Described Seal Brown Stallion Prospect
Emerald Chief is a seven year old seal brown stallion standing 153 hands high and weighing 1100 pounds. He is sired by Emerald Chief 2132 and Bourbon Chief 976, tracing four generations to Harrison Chief 1616, Clark Chief 89, and King William lineage. Star Emerald will stand at Lone Pine Stock Farm six miles north of Mt. Sterling on the Maysville pike for the 1913 season at 20 dollars to insure a living foal, with Lion retained on cost until season fee is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Chief
Bourbon Chief
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
King William
Kinilliam
Washington Denmark
Star Emerald
Lone Pine Stock Farm
Mt. Sterling
Maysville Pike
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Tutt
Freckels
H. Clay McKeen& Sons
Jabbage
Corbett
Greenbriar Stock Farm
Emerald Ray
Big Billy
Santos
Peter the Great
Atlantic Express
Justice Brooke
Mainsheet
Ashleaf Wilkes
Mainleaf
Peter Ashland
Saxon
Dolobran
Ashland Wilkes
Egotist Mare
Lucinda Princeton
Walter Keim
Flexo
Egotist
Calinda
One
Dictator
Katrina
King Rene
Kathleen
Pilot Jr
Fair Grounds
Kentucky
Lulbegrud Stock Farm
Royal Prince
Bud
Levee
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Peter Montgomerys
Wilton
Peter W
Mrs. Stokes
Maggie H
Gay Audubon
Gay Bingen
Lady Sentinel
Sentinel
Montague
Homer
Mambrino Patchen
Peter Montgomery
F. P. Bean
Royalty
Royalty King
Tam
Abe Ok
McCormick Lamber Co
Tong
Crete
Chenault & Orear
J. Walter Beice
Billy Burke
Shawbay
Zarrine
Betty Brook
Emma Brook
Meadow Brook
Lady Bellbrook
Silent Brigade
Hester C
Chatty Dixed
Dark Night
Jenny Clay
Harry Clay
C. R. Little
Mr. Sterling
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