Young Plough Boy Tom Draft Stallion at Cyrus Lincoln Farm
Young Plough Boy Tom a 1700 lb dark bay with two white hind feet and star stands the 1905 season at Cyrus Lincoln's farm four miles west of Untonville except Wednesdays and Thursdays when at Frank Hall's farm near Upinnville after May 9. Foaled June 15 1900 bred by D M Wan of Delpha Falters County Mo sired by Fioush Boy Tom English Sire owned by H VabVoast of Delha Mo. Insured at $8 to stand and serve mares. care to be taken not liable for accidents.
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Cyrus
Untonville
Thureaday
Frank Hall
Fioush Boy
Tom
H. VabVoast
Delha
LD M.cowan
John Philips
Qoell
Cyros Lincoln
Pedigree Note On 1905 Colt From Key Bloodline
The fragment describes a 1905 horse standing 40 mules southeast of Tonveevihe Mies with a black-and-white point pattern, noting 1778 style and action. It claims royal lineage from Jere Penouch and Parks' Peace, with notable sires and dams including Mammoth and Imported Warr, urging examination of the pedigree before breeding.
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Ins Place
Tonveevihe
Jere Penouch
Louis Napolou
Midison
Feeding trough pig pen with swinging front device
Arrangement shows a pig pen front that swings to expose a feed trough. An iron rod through the bottom crosspiece engages holes to lift or drop a gate, letting pigs feed without crowding. The design aims to prevent touch annoyance and ensure each pig gets a share of the meal.
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Orange Judds
Fine Percheron Stallion In Unionville Sold For 1000
The cut shows a brown Percheron stallion registered in the American Draft Horse Register number 1787. Foaled April 6, 1801, bred by C F Parks in Troy Town. Weight about TRUO pounds with heavy bone and gait. Sold at the barn in Unionville for 1000 dollars to stand and suck with insurance.
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West West
C F Parks
Troy, Town
Unionville
Breeders Offered Superior Horses in Potomac Country Sale
A dealer promotes ventworf, Chief Ingouiar, and St Clair as top quality horses. Claimed bloodlines include Nampa 11864 and Atranger 400, with weights around 1260 pounds and bay roan, long strides, and strong action. An emphasis on breeding success and high standards aims to meet local breeder demand.
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Ventworf
Potoamounty
Ingouiar
St Clair
St Clair Colt Sale Terms Note
A seller states that every colt is guaranteed to be good or no pay with an eight dollar service fee. The cost covers living colt care but the seller disclaims responsibility for accidents.
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Avery
Davy Crocket Jack and Mare Breeding Notice
The notice advertises breeding Davy Crocket a black "Jack" stallion from the Black Warrior line to mares including a listed mare, describing stud fees and live-foal guarantees. It notes care to prevent accidents but disclaims liability for any injuries during breeding and outlines payment terms until fees are fully paid.
Centralized Breeding for Specialized Draft Horses
The text outlines centralized breeding centers to produce specific horse breeds and weights. Each center focuses on a particular product, pooling stock and expertise to meet buyer demand and raise quality. Counties would specialize, linking breeders to a steady, paying trade.
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Wales
Avi
Poes
Larberche An Brance
Laterche
Hor
Crusdesdales
Scotland
Shires
Englangd
X.mylar
Cleveland Bay
Yorkshire
Harness Hook Costless From Wagon Tire Sketch
A note describes making a harness hook from a wagon tire strip about 2% inches wide and two feet long bent twice as shown. The side near the post measures ten inches with holes for fastening, the bottom eight inches, and the outer part six inches. It claims the homemade hook is more satisfactory and nearly free.
Monkeys Fed Bread and Milk Linked to Early Death
It is claimed that monkeys fed on bread and milk die in three or four years, while in their native state they live to be 26 and 30 years. They take consumption when fed as described, and the matter is being investigated as likely to throw some light on bovine tuberculosis.
Sheep Exports From Chicago Reach 600000 in Five Months
A Chicago report states about 600000 head of sheep and lambs have been shipped out in five months via the caravan belt for feeders. Officials note demand remains strong despite market fluctuations and transport delays.
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Chicago
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Brigham Young
Tooy
Jack Hets
Pearen
Hercules
Kts
Club
Minteth
Elf
Claib
King OF
Perch
Wilstana
Uniouvhl
Missouri
Natonal Frevech Kraft
Pelove
Bayard
Vermont
Toro IT
Vieux Chassise
Aty Megnon
Jean le Bine
Rempa't
Lieve
Abe Ty Bollido
Comte Deshayes
Vailein
Paul van
Jack J. B. Scifers
Cleburne
Denmark
Wy Burn
Cleburne Deputark
American Saddle Horse Breeders Association of
Lentville
Kedirest
Rex
Criglers Denmark
Pat Cleborne
Benton
Mollan
Tom Crowler
Stan
Clapper
Mir
Arranent
Bears
Castoria
Qoo
Jteegpe
Otel
Samuel Pufcher
Ann
New York
Initial, JR
Ingomar
Notc
Chlef Ingemar
Nampa
Atranger
Geo’ Washington
Koox
Worrener
Goeddemit Maid
Nerma
Duroc Vejosteer
Dezrer
Delia
Benfonin
Treaty Trators
Pacera
Seafoam
Heafoam
St. Clair
Davy Crocket
Davy
Col Koperson
Montairy
Sack
Hwlack
Mtnwali Jack
Avetaco
Alverado Davy Crocket
Jons Hocser, Caper & Keeper
Harlequin
Percheron
Free
I. N. Veodines
Arm
St. John Mo
T. AO. Miler
Genoa
Iowa
W.H Miluaa
T . O. Millizen
BTU
Vay Wu
Unionville, Missouri
Tituin Menten
Dally
Bunda Way
Annisk
F. Withrow
Army
H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
New York Tribune-Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
Tribune
New York City
The
Republican
Annapolis
West Point
United States
Ih. W. Phillips
Louisville
Inia
Gale
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