Chestnut Dare A Noted Kentucky Show Stallion
Chestnut Dare is a seven year old sorrel stallion standing 16 hands one inch high. Bred by Keegebandaomonsidie and harness, he has proven a successful show horse last summer with 14 wins in 15 shows. His colts won first and second place over all at the last fair, beating the unbeaten Castleman colt of the Blue Grass circuit. His progeny have sold for high prices in county markets, and the owner notes strong demand for mares to patronize Chestnut Dare, asserting he is a top show family sire in Kentucky.
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Castleman
Washing County
Dare
Sam Dare
Red Chief
Hed Bisck Hawk Chief
Brinkers Dremon
Chester Dare
Kentucky
Dare i
Fancey Boy
Pena
Nick Wathen
Pete Golddust
Zilenda Goldust
Cellar
Wathen
Denmark
Seal
Sumpter Denmark
Nelse Royalty
George
L. Graham
Cardwell, Ky
Local News And Family Notices From Woodlawn Area
Mr Jas Barlow of Daviess county visits relatives locally. Ed Sweeney Love Settle in Cincinnati last week. Ed Yocum and family and Jerome Trent in Louisville last Monday. Woodlawn farming activity and fruit tree sales cited. Infant of Loyd Cheatham family died and was buried. County court attended at Springfield. Mrs Julia Call and Miss Mary Moore in Springfield. Mrs W O Ellis and daughter visited Bloomfield. Mrs Jeff Smith convalescent. Newborns for J J Sharp and Richard Sutton families. Ida Wells of Willisburg mentioned.
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Jas. Barlow
Daviess County
Ed Sweeney
Love Settle
Cincinnati
Ed Yocum
Jerome Trent
Louisville
Woodlawn
Loyd Cheatham
Mt. Cemetery
Springfield
Julia Call
Mary ‘Moore
W. O. Ellis
Maney
Bloomfield
Jeff Smith
Social notes from Willisburg and surrounding area
Olive Sutton of Willisburg visits sister Mrs Artie Sutton this week. Mrs Sendie Young visited her parents at Sharpsville Sunday. Hester Noel and Sarah Keeling spent last Tuesday with Mae Calvin. Luther Cooksey and family visited Jim Baker of Glens Creek Sunday. Many residents attended county court at Springfield Monday. W P Cheatham visited his mother at Palm Sunday. Dr M W Hyatt of Springfield visited his sister Mrs Tommie Birch who is very sick. Ralph H Goldman of New York City was in town one night last week.
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Mary Jane Birch
Olive Sutton
Willisburg
Artie Sutton
Sendie Young
Sharpsville
Ae Hester Noel
Sarah Keeling
Mae Calvin
Luther Cooksey
Jim Baker
Glens Creek
Springfield
W. P. Cheatham
Palm
M. W. Hyatt
Tommie Birch
Ralphe H. Goldman
New York City
Rheumatism Relief Praised by Editor of Herald
J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory declares Chronic rheumatism afflicts him yet Chamberlains Pain Balm brings prompt relief. One application relieves pain. Try Pale Balm for relief. Sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.
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J. C. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Blue Graas
Music Festival Offers Cheap Rail Fare to Louisville
Railroads grant a one and one third fare round trip from Kentucky and Indiana to Louisville for April 18 to 20 with return by April 21. The armory event features Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra with the Musical Club chorus of 325 voices. Soloists include Mme Sembrich and Cornelia Overstreet among others. five concerts planned beginning with Grand Wagner night.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Louisville
South
Walter Demrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Musical Club Chorus
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Mary Hessem de Moss
Alice Stovering
Corneilie Overstreet
Kelly Cole
Eliason van Hoose
Willian Harper
Francis Macmillen
Alexander Saslavsky
Bryan Denies Cleveland Mayor To Head Campaign
Bryan in Detroit says no decision on candidacy and rejects reports that Mayor Tom L Johnson will manage his next presidential bid. He also urges railroad appraisal to determine value and prevent stock watering, supporting reintroduction of La Follette’s valuation idea as a bill.
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Detroit
William Jennings Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Col. Bryan
Johnson
Col
Bryan
la Follette
Red Bird the Peacock of the Flock at Springfield Ky Fair Ground Stables
A Kentucky note from a seller urging buyers to back Red Bird a standard bred saddle horse described as the best and sold with high prices. The speaker claims ownership interest for years and promises bills and ads soon from Fair Ground Stables Springfield Kentucky.
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Fair Ground
Springfield, Ky
Sun Shine Harness Horse Shines At Lexington State Fair
Sun Shine, a celebrated harness horse, claims a strong track record defeating Glen Brooke at Stanford and Lancaster last year and Rex Arbuckle at the Lexington State Fair. Breeder praised for style and speed, noting last year’s colts as proof of quality. The owner urged buyers to seek a horse that can step or go, depending on saddle or harness uses.
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Harnes
Sun Shine
Glen Brooke
Stanford
Lancaster
Rex Arbuckle
Lexington
Mysterious 1907 Sun Ad Promises Care in County
An unclear 1907 Sun newspaper ad fragment mentions a person named Bill Goebel and a claim of care and responsibility limits for accidents. The text is garbled but implies asking readers to see this week's issue for more details and to consider an increase of something. The message ends with a polite signature.
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Jack Bill Goebel
the Sun
Bitter Thoughts and Curious Byline in Losses Column
A short fragment notes Bitter Thoughts by L. D. Baker with a line about a boy under chastisement and a parent’s conditions. The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach, liver trouble, and constipation, offering a free sample at Red Cross Drug Store in Springfield.
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Chamberlain
Red Cross Drug Store
Springfield
Market Price List From Springfield
A historical price listing shows various farm and staple items with per unit costs. Items include butter per pound, chickens and hens, dried apples, ducks, corn meal, eggs per dozen, feathers, flour, ginseng, hides, lime per barrel, milks and products, vinegar, turkey, tallow, vinegar, and wool. Many entries reflect period prices and spellings.
Subscribers Free Classifieds Offer Farm Goods for Sale
In a busy rural classifieds column various readers list farm produce and stock for sale or trade. Leghorn eggs, corn and oats, hay, cattle, sheep, turkeys, ducks, and other livestock are offered at assorted prices. Sellers include B. L. Litsey Arnold C. Stallings Rev. G. W. Lyon Minnie D. Pee R. P. Pee Mrs. Farmer Goatley and many others in Texas Kentucky and Missouri regions.
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Minnie D. Pee R. P
Farmer Goatley
Riley
Springfield
Willisburg
T. E. Ballard
Lake's Overflowers Lot Listings Near Springfield No. 66 No. 57 No. 59
A colonial era style land sale notice lists multiple large farm tracts near Springfield with dwelling houses tobacco barns stock barns water and timber features. Prices range from $15 per acre to $50 per acre and one lot asks $15,000 for 330 acres with extensive tobacco land and fruit trees.
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Springfield
Bloomfield
Nelson County
Pike
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Lexington Prince
B. B. Leachman
Brooksville
J.J. Sharp
Richard Sutton
Maggie D
Ida Wells
Cardwell
Bill Goebel
L. D. Baker
Market Reports
Burley
Chicago
Indianapolis
Prim Ik
Springfield Market
B. L. Litsey
Arnold
Texas
C. W. Stallings
Pope
Rt. 4
H. D. Stiles
Sprin
A. L. Litsey
G. W. Lyon
Jerney Walk
M. Williams
P. M. Howard
Lebanon
D. G
Emmett
Booker
A. C. Kimball
Richard Ley
Rt. 3
R. B. Cregor
Eliza McIntire
Route
E. Ross
Rt 1
Homan
R. Thompson
J. G. Adams
Lizzie Bosley
Ny Ky
Rt. Ae
J. E. Derringer
Rt. 1
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Fourth Avenue
B. D. Lake
Billy Boy
Prince He
Davy Crockett
Stone Clover
Richard Riley
Geo. B. Taylor
Jas. J. Graves
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