Five Trotting-Bred Stallions at Spencer Ranch Service
Five trotting-bred standard stallions stand at the Spencer ranch for service from Meredith to July 1, 1902.
17 Apr 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
1
Five trotting-bred standard stallions stand at the Spencer ranch for service from Meredith to July 1, 1902.
Parm liplomat Co reports a car load of millet seed en route with bids around $1.25 per bushel. No further details on origin destination or buyer specified in the fragment.
Low rates to Dallas April 16, 20 and asat 1902 via The Katy Way. Liberal stop overs final May 25th. Rail and land offers from Kansas and Colorado with low cash or ten year terms at six percent. Agent locations listed for Republican Press office and Frisco Line.
A town lodge debates buying locally versus catalogue goods. The deacon pushes cheaper imports while the squire argues for home merchants who support taxes, schools, and employment. They favor Cowarts McKiane and H. V. Geter, local tradesmen, doctors, bakers, and crafts, praising honest, community-backed commerce. The debate ends with the deacon withdrawing his motion to boycott home firms.
Local briefs note multiple advertisements and business changes at Johannes & Sons including seed corn, sewing machines, hardware and implements, and milling stock. Mentions Joe Cowen planning to move south at the start of May, D B Hickey buying Joe Cowen’s post office pews, Harry Marah taking over and a stock of goods offered at low prices.
Fragmented OCR text shows an unclear public notice or advertisement about securing a farm and diverting debts. Mentions Pawwrans Comm and Biele Milly without clear roles or dates. Unable to extract concrete entities or actions from the garbled content.
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