War era mule and horse exports from Texas
The article chronicles wartime horse and mule trade led by Texas, noting 753,000 total U.S. mules and more than 250,000 horses shipped abroad in the first year, with prices around 140 to 222 dollars. It highlights Illinois and Iowa as top horse-raising states, and references Wild West figures and horse ranches, including Adele von and Roosevelt era notes on bronc busting.
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New York
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Wild Horses and Fashion Mix in 19th Century Tastes
The piece spans horse domestication, breeding numbers, and labor in the United States, noting millions of horses and mules across states like Texas Kansas Nebraska Indiana New York Pennsylvania. It also covers evolving textiles such as embroidered damask table linens, fringed fabrics, and Flemish knotted borders, with remarks on dining service and household patterns for fall trade shows.
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Kansas
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Indiana
Minn
Wisconsin
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New York
Pennsylvania
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