horse and jack to run season at Pierce Wilson farm 1917
Rajah the horse and jack will stand for service at Pierce Wilson farm north of Unionville Missouri and southeast of Livingston Iowa for the 1917 season. Breeding and pedigree are listed, with care promised and liability limited. Unionville telephone listed for W H Powell, owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Bara
Parcs
Pierce Wilson
Unionville
Livingston
Lows
Unionville Telephone
Wm. H. Powell
GIBUS Stallion in French Draft Stud Book Record
GIBUS is a black stallion with a star on the forehead foaled February 2, 1904. He weighs 2200 pounds and is described as an excellent foal getter with high show potential. He stands at stud at a farm 10 miles west of Usn ienville, Nebraska, 3-4 miles south and 1-2 miles west of the Union depot, with service fees set by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibus
America
M. Bion
Nogent
le Rtroit
France
Frank Lama
Paul
Ebraska
Usnienville
Eakdaatta
Lew
Damaged Crops and Floods Reported After Heavy Rains
Shady Lane Claude Reed sawed wood for Richard Lipp Friday morning. Locust Creek was out of its banks from Monday to Thursday. The rains and overflow ruined much corn planted on the bottoms. G. T. Christian and children Helen and Kenneth spent Sunday with W. Sad her family near Terre Haute. Lucile Clapper, recently ill, is improving. Edwin Christian helped Carl Christian Bethany next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Reed
Richard Lipp
G. T. Christian
Helen
Kenneth
Terre Haute
Anday
Lucile Clapper
Edwin Christian
Carl Christ Bethany
Kapa Ager
Berpeckex
Percheron Oleron to Stand at Stud in 1917 Season
A detailed notice describes the black imported French Percheron stallion Oleron owned by W. A. Lang & Co of Greeley. He weighs 2000 pounds, stands 16 1 2 hands, and is a proven foal getter. The ad also promotes a Jack named Rajah with 1200 pounds and 16 1 2 hands, listing service terms and insurance conditions, and notes both stallions will stand near Howsland on the U U trat line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
W. A. Lang & Co
Greeley
Oleron
Fleuriste
Bon Courage
Jean Nivelle
Paros
Ig Tibs
Raspall
Vigoreux
Coco II
Vieux Ghautin
Mignon
Negresse
Loula
Haerlin
Valentin
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Jean le Blanc
le Blens
Jack
Mealy Butnte
Miesnuri
G W Bramhall Oleron
Rajah
My Barn
Mendota Route Flood Brings Swim for Needmore Men
Heavy rainfall over the past week has raised creeks near Needmore and Mendota. Men swam the Big Shoal to Omaha and Little Shoal to Mendota as floods overflowed ravines. Another shower Friday worsened the water levels and washed crepe from the river bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needmore
Omaha
Mendota Precinct
Weather and Local Mishaps Report From Shoal Creek Area
Reports describe multiple accidents and illnesses in the Shoal Creek region. Dell White was thrown from a horse Wednesday with serious injuries. Elvin LaRue injured wading near a bridge after a fence washed into the sand. John Brown and son ill with typhoid fever. Ernest Graves marooned in mud at Little Shoal overflow. rainfall caused Shoal to flood prompting detours. Neighbors Ben Haines family visited Aaron Haines. Munsel Vincent and Manford Vincent traveled to Unionville. Alvin Shadden and Elton traveled to Exfine amid later rain. John Robbins and wife visiting Henry Brown. Mrs Will Perkins family preparing to travel home to northern Town after visiting James Vincent and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell White
John Brown
Elvin LaRue
Ben Haines
Aaron Haines
Munsel Vincent
Manford Vincent
Unionville
Alvin Shadden
Elton
Exfine
Ernest Graves
John Robbins
Henry Brown
Will Perkins
James Vincent
Government Crop Report Missouri and United States June 1917
Government crop report shows June 1 forecasts for Missouri and U S totals in wheat oats hay pastures apples and prices. It lists state and national forecasts and last year final estimates for yields and production plus current and previous prices for crops including wheat corn oats potatoes hay cotton and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. D
Missouri
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U_ 8
Department of Agriculture
Hay
Parish Evening Services At Epworth League
The church invites parents to have children baptized and hosts an Epworth League gathering at 7 p m The pastor will address Why does not God stop this world War at eight o clock Special music is planned by Lance Davis Genevieve Thomas and others The Young People's Chorus is invited to join The pastor urges church members to attend all services and welcomes strangers and non church members H A Doughty Pastor Phone 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lance Davis
Genevieve Thomas
H. A Doughty
Ministerial Association Plans July Meeting at Fanning Home
The Ministerial Association met at Rev. Noland's home on Monday afternoon June 11 with Dr. Jardine Revs Fanning Noland Trower Doughty in attendance. Rev Fanning read a paper on The Early Life of Jesus and extensive investigation was noted. The group voted to hold the next meeting at Rev Fanning's home on the Monday after the second Sunday in July. H A Doughty Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noland
Jardine
Fanning
Trower
Doughty
Jesus
H. A. Doughty
Notice to Road Workers on State Aid Credits
Those seeking credit for state aid on permanent road work must have roads inspected by July 15. Requisitions must be sent to the state department by July 7. 4612 POW Porter County Surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Porter
Advertised Letters at Unionville Post Office June 11 1917
List of letters remaining in the Unionville Missouri post office at close of business Monday June 11 1917. If not claimed within two weeks they will be forwarded to the dead letter office. Names include Dene Vo Hoyle Ed Fuler K J Geminger. Postmaster K J Geminger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnionville
Missouri
E'Ter
Dene Vo Hoyle
Ed Fuler
K. J Geminger
Merchants urged to back hometown stores for city growth
Out-of-town observers judge a city by its shop fronts and enterprise, and local merchants rely on loyal support from residents to succeed. The statement emphasizes homegrown effort and community backing as essential to economic vitality.
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule for June 17 1964
Church invites all to Sunday school at 1160 mourning worship and self doom with no evening service. Wednesday June 20 2000 prayer meeting led by Pastor WW Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednrsday
The Home Merchant Promotes Local Commerce and Loyalty
The piece extols the home merchant as the trusted credit giver, guarantor, and neighbor who supports city services, taxes, churches, and charities. It urges readers to trade locally to keep money and prosperity within the community and avoid sending funds to strangers who export wealth.
Real Estate Transfers in Unionville Missouri
Pratt and Vrooman Abstractors transfer 1-2 lot 3 East Hill Add Cemetery to C L Mills for 15 dollars. Mills transfers 1-2 lot 8 East Hill Add Cemetery to David Perkins for 18 dollars. Bonfoey couple sell 1-430-67-21 to James H Brown for 500 dollars. Pannie Meyer sells lot 6 block 6 Elson's Add to James Grabosch for 100 dollars. Grabosch and wife transfer lot 6 block 6 Elson's 3rd Add to Meyer for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt & Vrooman
Unionville
Missouri
Unionville Ladies
C. L. Mills
East Hill
W. D
David Perkins
B. H. Bonfoey
James H. Brown
Methodist Church Sunday Program Schedule
The Sunday service list for June 17 includes Sunday school at 9 45 a m followed by the children's program The College 1 with special features at 11 a m and divisions from primary to senior will take parts in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the College 1
Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services and Schedule Changes
The church outlines a full day of services including Sunday school at 9 45, preaching at 11 4m and 8 pm with BY PU at 1 0 pm. Children's program postponed to the fourth Sunday evening due to late program arrivals. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 3 pm and choir practice Friday evening led by Pastor J. W. Trower.
Arrests For Liquor Violations Stir Local County
Sheriff Dickson arrested Wm Earls Dede Bankson and Mark Pullens from Iowa on a local option liquor charge. Earls and Pullen posted bond and were released while Bankson remained in jail in default. They face trial at the August Circuit Court term as officers push hard to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Wm. Earls
Dede Bankson
Iowa
Mark Pullens
Earls
Pullen
Bankson
Forecast For The Plains States Weather Week
Forecast for the week beginning Sunday June 10 1917 covers the Plains States and Upper and Middle Mississippi Valley. Cooler weather is indicated for Monday and Tuesday with normal temperatures thereafter. Occasional showers will occur during the first half of the week. Warmer weather is expected during the latter half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Unquestioned Authority and a Doctor's Bill
A man confronts a physician over steep charges asking for basis. The doctor cites “the best authority” and quips about the Bible verse on valuing life and possessions, framing the exchange as a clash of price versus principle.
See Rinker’s Horses in Show Ring Highlights
See Rinker’s Horses, a dark roan of 15.8 hands, bred close to Bea Foam. The horse shows strong size, style and action and earned a second prize as a three year old for best single driver.
Invincible Percheron Stallion With Grand-Bred Lineage
Invincible is registered with the Percheron Society of America and sired by Matador 64865 and Calypso 26017. A nine-year-old dark gray stallion weighing near a ton, he boasts a strong bone and conformation and is advertised as one of the best bred Percherons in America with lineage tracing to Brilliant and Coco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincible
Percheron Society of America
Matador
Calypso
America
France
Brilliant
Chicago
Coco
Black Dick 108861 Percheron Listed in Society Records
The horse Black Dick 108861 is registered in the Percheron Society of American Records and is four years from September. The owner offers several horses at the barn with low service fees and terms. Mares leaving county or changing hands forfeit insurance and money becomes due immediately. We thank the public for past patronage and invite inspections of the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percheron Society of American Records
Exce Sea Pilot
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Black Dick
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