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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
5
A Grundy County farmer plowed up thirty watch chains, some rusted, others in good condition, believed buried by burglars after loot from a jewelry store. Nearby, two tramp suspects rifled a caboose on a freight near Allerton, Iowa, were chased and captured by two brakemen, with their clothes and jewelry taken.
Kaola described as a 1800 pound gelding with heavy bone and fine action, gentle disposition, and an exceptional showing record. Born April 12, 1910 in 94159 95241, bred in Sarthe France and imported February 1913. Sire listed as Grimaud with connections to Jean Le Blanc lineage. dam line traces to Orval and Vermouth among others. Belongs to M Lhermier.
Listed are details for stud stallions Tompkins Paymaster Jr and Johnson Boy 18st with descriptions of color, height, weight, lineage, and dam lines. Both will stand the season at the stated farm, with limited mares accepted for Johnson Boy and two other horses noted as related sires.
Col Bill Hall of Lancaster received elephants from Asia. A herd of 26 was rounded up and driven across the ocean, eighteen died en route, one remained at Hagenbeck's in Germany, the rest reached Lancaster last week to be trained for the circus. They are described as wild yet becoming quiet.
A vintage ad touts Parisian Sage as a scientific hair preparation that nourishes roots, stops dandruff and itching, and makes hair long thick fluffy and soft. It claims quick results and easy access from L. H. Howard or any druggist with affordable pricing.
The notice advertises a well known imported animal for 1914 at a farm four miles southeast of Unionville. Terms require a live colt and a service fee for hearse records. Owner SEAQUET, Keeper, notes care to prevent accidents but no assurance of safety.
County Clerk T Morgan issues notice of a primary election to be held on August 4 1914 at the polling place in Unionville to nominate candidates for Missouri federal and state offices including Senator Congressman judge and superintendent of schools with the official seal.
A quirky verse notes spring fatigue and reluctance to head home as the speaker imagines a cluttered house. The piece mentions cleaning plans and a product named Chi-Namel to refresh floors, promising a smooth hard surface and quick results. It closes with a promotion for Namel varnish products sold by L. H. Howard.
Frank Iams 80233, a four-year-old Percheron owned by a company, stands at Ed Clapper's barn in Unionville. Pedigree traces to Chauffeur and jean Le Blanc lineages. mare Black Belle 17978 and Pride of Iowa 12865 noted in dam line. Terms: 12.60 insurance to stand and suck. colt to be held for service per law. Clapper, Manager, Percheron Horse.
Certificate records Percheron stallion Gergon imported August 1908 by C. O Keiser Keota Iowa as registered by the Percheron Society of America Foaled April 10 1906 with lineage tracing to Bayard and other noted sires. A $10 60 prize is offered for the best colt by this horse, with terms on stallion standing fees forfeitures and ownership.
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