Sunshine Chestnut Stallion at Fair Stables Pedigree Description
A detailed notice describes Sunshine Chestnut Stallion bred by R E K Leat and in charge of L D Baker at Fair Stables. The horse is praised for graceful action and strength, likened to Lord Golden, with superb Red Lat lineage and connections to Glorious Sunrise and Glorious Sunset in Kentucky. Dam and pedigree notes include Madam Wood, Waived-in Yor lineage, and a 16 hand sorrel mare cited by R E B Goddard of Harrodsburg in a letter.
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Great Bed
R. EK Leat
Pete
L. D. Baker
Fair
Ine
Lord Golden
Red Lat
Ape
Sunshine
Glorious Sunrise
Glorious Sunset
Kentucky
Madam Wood
Madwood
Nat Wood
Yor
Lam Ik
Chaplin
Rock Bridge
Goebel
Odgiontag
Bi Bain
Burns House
Big ‘Ik
Gov. Wood
Hill Goebel
Beverly
Black Hawk Jennett
Jack
Turner Pikes Turnpikes Route Survey No. 1 to 45
The document lists road segments with start points, endpoints, and mileages across multiple sections including Chaplin fiver Polin Mt. Zion Springfield Rock Bridge Mooresville and Mackville routes. It records proposed lengths, connections among Chaplin Rock Bridge Fox Creek Whiteoak Morgan Brothers Glenns Creek and Perryville area roads with mile figures and table notes.
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Chaplin Fiver
Trent’s Store
Polin
Rock Bridge Church
Mt. Zion
Ratenny Pike
Springfield
Bloomfield
Mooresville
New Hope
Doc Run
Brush Grove
Rock Bridge
Chaplin
Black & Johnson's
Walton Lick
Poli
S. C. Hardesty
Rock
Burns School House
Tek & Johnson's
Springteet
Fox Creek
Lick Bridge
Pike
Willeters
Whiteoak
Duncansvalle Road
Kentucky Love of Home as Central Kentucky Value
W J Bryan extols Kentucky's home life as the core of national character, linking it to stability and virtue. He laments homelessness and urban lawlessness, praises Kentucky pioneers, and argues weekly political papers offer lasting civic value beyond daily news.
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J. G. Holland
Rome
Cato
Kentucky
Stephen Collins Foster
Jesus
United States
W. J. Bryan
Political weekly papers as lasting advertising value
The piece argues weekly political papers draw readers with firm beliefs who rely on them for political information. Advertisers gain trust, as readers keep the paper for reference, and politics weekly journalism is expanding, aligning with corporate power interests.
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Third Politics
Political Weekly
Great Relief From Pain Pills Promoted for Women
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for nervousness backache and headaches in women. It claims no harmful drugs safe heart and stomach effects and frequent use can lessen irritable nerves and period pain. Miles Medical Co sells and guarantees the product through agents.
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Dr. Miles
Tadick, Inc
Henry FU
Enuaalet
Ba Miles Medical Co
Mixed poultry ration for better egg production
Talks on poultry nutrition advise that corn alone yields too much fat in hens. A mixed ration of corn, wheat, oats, barley, bran and green foods, fed properly, improves digestion and egg output. Also, select pullets with a fine, thin comb and avoid coarse beards, while nesting nests should have partitions to prevent egg theft.
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Western Poultry Journal
Success With Poultry
A concise guide notes success in poultry requires a mix of effort, smart practice, and common sense. It highlights Pekin ducks as the most popular breed, optimal flock ratios of four or five ducks per drake, and keeping birds in dry quarters at night to prevent disease.
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Afteen
Symsonia Letter Seeks Medicine Agent for Texas Wonder
A Symsonia Kentucky resident dated March 30 1903 writes Dr E W Hall in St Louis seeking to become an agent for Texas Wonder. The letter touts the medicine as curing kidney and bladder troubles gravel diabetes seminalemia and lame backs and notes a nearby market with no existing sellers.
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Symsonia
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Texas
Agence
Fen, Symsoniy
Hall
Farms and Business Property For Sale
Prairie county listings show farms and business properties offered for sale including river frontage 240 acres near station with improvements and various parcels around Lexington and Bur towns. Prices range from 120 to 2580 dollars with terms of sale and rental arrangements noted, including a livery stable and residence adjoining county farms.
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Connie
Bur
Lexington
Tne
Paul Burgin
Carriage Shop Ad Offers Woodworking and Wagons
Local shop advertises woodwork and carriage items. Offers a cradle for sale, new stock including a spine wagon, fixed springs, and various wagon parts in stock. Cash terms likely emphasized.
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Willisburg
Morgan Bro's
Sulpher Creek
Tunnell Mill
Snyder's Scales
Job Dunny
Chaplin River
Wm. Ingrams
Snyder’s Scales
Gordons Ford
Gordon Ford
Cross Roads
Cornishville
Tenns Creek
District Road
Reddick’s Lane
T. J. Miller
Terial District Line
Duncansville
Mercer County
Morgan's
Beaver Creek
Black Se Jokinen
Fox Creek Pike
Y Branch
Mackville
Willberth
John Foster
Tron Bridgeton
Tick Creek
Mackvig and
Texas Pike
Dick Wilkerson
Mackville and
Springfield Pike
Eck
Perryville
Mercer
Perry
Lem Car
Cardwell T Bethel Church
Mercer Bounty
Glen's Creek
Glen's Aenga
Whiteoak Reek
Oliver Saunders
Mercers County
Ely Salmon
Hoyley County
Bottoms Store
Perryville Pike
Bryant
Louisville Hérald
Nashville American
Cincinnati
Atlanta Constitution
Repul
New York World
Fai
Gazette
Milne ’S Magazine
Olliver
Washington County
Syracuse
Wells Bros
Main ST
Presbyterian Church
Jas
J. Graves
J. Graven
W. T. Ewing Real Estate Agency
Harrodsburg
W. H. Bond
Springfield, Ky
Jas. J. Graves
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