Whiskey wrecked Garland warns youth on work’s value
William A Garland son of a former U S attorney general and senator, jailed for attempting to smash a jewelers window, urges young men to work rise above family wealth. He laments college ruin and warns against alcohol drugs while stressing work as salvation and self reliance in a stark interview.
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William A. Garland
United States
Garland
Chicago Bridewell
Chicago American
Sion
Aquor
South
Colleg
Echo of the Great Earthquake
Mrs. Gam Hurst of Cox's Creek receives a letter from her daughter-in-law Mrs. John Hurst who has been living in Oakland California. The message references her husband who remains in question and the note hints at a broader family situation connected to events around the earthquake era.
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Kentucky
Gam Hurst
Cox's Creek
John Hurst
Oakland
Cal
Englewood Stock Farm Jack Sire Promises Fine Colts
Englewood Stock Farm notes a large black Jack with white points standing fifteen and a half hands high. Describes him as a fine sire of Filliatreau, Kentucky’s best two year old Jack, and says he sired many other quality Jacks, with colts noted for size and finish reflecting their sire.
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Filliatreau
Kentucky
Pedigree details for Clark horse lineage
Clark is sired by Evan's Spanish Giant at 16 hands high, with Ben John’s Imported Spanish Jack as grandsire. First dam by Imp. Spandiker. Second dam by Campbell's Jack, by Velocipede. Third dam by Royal Duke. Fourth dam by Dave Knox's Jue.
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Clark
Evan
Ben Johnson
Imp. Spandiker
Campbell
Jack
Velocipede
Royal Duke
Dave Knox
Living Colt Insurance Offer at Willisburg Kentucky Barn
Advertises a living colt for hire at Willisburg KY with pasture at $2 monthly. Buyer to seed when stock is removed. Care promised but owner disclaims responsibility for accidents. Lien kept on all costs until service fee is paid.
Dearth of Sheep Across State Farms Stirs Debate
Farmers at Institutes recall sheep industry highs and lows as many former breeders still regret halting stock. The Ohio Farm column notes sheep demand persists with clothing and meat needs, urging courage to reenter, citing past markets and a tale of buying Merino stock at 75 cents and selling a ram pelts at 2.50.
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Ohio
Andy
Marriage notices and death in Marion notes
Mr Bennet D Cecil and Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson wed at St Augustine's church with Rev J A Hogarty presiding. Robert A Caskey Sr aged 84 died at home from old age complications. He leaves eight children among Lebanon's citizens. Republican Fourth district committee met at Hardesty Hotel to set a nominating convention. Hodgenville June 10 chosen. J Clarence Abell and Mahala O Neal married at St Augustine's church with Rev J A Hogarty officiating.
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Falcon
Bennet D. Cecil
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
St. Augustine's Church
J. A. Hogarty
Robert A. Caskey
Lebanon
Fourth District
Hardesty Hotel
Hodgenville
J. Clarence Abell
A Year of Blood and Recovery in Alliance
In 1903 F N Tacket of Alliance Kentucky endured severe lung bleeding and a dangerous cough. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life after four bottles. The ad notes a gelding for sale and a mare purchase, with trial bottle offered.
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F. N. Tacket
Alliance
Barret
Ohio
C. J
Hayden
J. C. Wade
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Jack Frost
Alway
Allen
Jones
M. H. Jones
Santa Rosa
Mr. Hurst
California
Nelson County
S. C. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
C. J. Haydon
Price Soc
Hammar
Harmar
Oe Igent
R. L. Cecil
Fredericktown, Ky
Englewood
Jennets
Willisburg
Marion
Browne & Dohoney
The
Kurfees
Springfield
T. C. Tatum
Valley Hill
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