Imprisoned by the Storm in a Winter Country Visit
Lynne Wendall travels by train to a provincial town in mid winter and faces a perilous ride with a drunken driver. She seeks shelter at a farmhouse, meets Hannah Josephine and Mrs Torrance, stays overnight, and reconnects with her Chicago connection Mr Gregory Campbell while recalling family tensions and a distant plan to meet her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne
Avery
Nathan Chap
Bud Larkins
Bob Aleigh
Bud
Horace
Lynne Wendall
Hannah Josephine
Aunt Ellen
Mrs Torrance
Torrance
Father
Ellen
Lynn
Wendall
Campbell
Gregory Campbell
Chicago
Galt Lynpine
Camobell
Ely Grey
Boma
Hannah Josephir
Notice of Primary Election in Putnam County Missouri
Notice of primary election to nominate candidates for state and local offices on August 2, 1910 in Putnam County Missouri. Also includes a court notice in Unionville for Olda Higgs versus Riley Gee dissolution of marriage and custody case with publication and appearance requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Putnam T
Putnnam
Supreme Court
Railroad and Warehouse
Third Judicial Circuit
Unionville
Circuit Court
Putnam County
Riley Gee
Aaid
Unionville Republican
Stills
Merk
Stilus
Sampson Dewey Station Opens Season at Unionville Barn
The celebrated French Draft horse Sampson Dewey foaled April 2 trades at stud for 4812.50, weight 1800 pounds, black color, bred by LD Jo McClellan and Ridge Musire. Ownership by M M Pater. care says no liability for accidents. standing fee details and contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore M M Pater & Phone
Astrakan II 48389 Pedigree and sale notice
A detailed stud card for Astrakan II 48389 from Plainview Stock Farm near Unionville Missouri describes a glossy black Percheron with a small white forehead spot and strong conformation. Foaled 1906, bred by L H Lommatsch of Chenoa Illinois, with an extensive French-influenced pedigree. The colt Little Mack, a piebald half Shetland half Arabian, is advertised for service at Higiey’s feed yard in Unionville. Terms: $3.00 off service and a stated service fee. mares removed from county may forfeit. FP. A. Scott & Co. owners and keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview Stock Farm
Unionville
Delpha
L. H Lommatsch
Chenoa
Ilinois
Astrakan
Numero
Bien Eveille
Voltaire
Brilliant
Coco
Vieux Chauslin
Mignon
Jean Jane Rat
Porsthes
Morguuman
Impo
France
E Dillion
Compe
Normal
Klinoistad
Kleber
Pierre
Brillant
Coco II
Vieux Chassin
Jean-le- Blanc
Jupiter Ea
Fleurus
Fiderim
Valentin
Jean-le-Blanc
Cara
M Perrein
Sampson Dewf
J. Morton
Plainview
Little Mack
John Houser
Mack
Higieys
Tnionville
Dewey
A. Scott
O. H. Scott
Magnificent Percheron Hoards for Stud at Daesoniprion Farm
A five year old Percheron named Hoco stands at the J B Scifers place sixty miles northwest of Unionville. Described as large, black with a star, and weighing 1830 pounds, Hoco is promoted as a prime breeding stallion with strong disposition and balanced conformation. Sire lineage traces to Verdict and Rivoli, with dam Mascara and notable ancestors listed. Colts will be insured for service, with care for recent accidents but no liability for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Scifers
Unionville
Hoco
Papicgis
M. Adet
Department of
Sarthe
France
C. O. Kelser
Keota
Verdict
Rivoli Cinee
Decide
Perongre
M. Fardoudt
M. Fardoudt. Dam Mascara
Forester
Corbin
Sansonnet
Belon Ak Orcas CIA
Coco Tlas
Hes
Sutway de Pe
Bean Lane
Charmante
Favort Hana
Tto Legayard
Argot Beion
Od A
Moco
Jumbo the Mammoth Kentucky Stallion for Breeding
Jumbo is a fine big Kentucky black 16 hands high will weigh 200 lbs when fat and is an exceptional breeder. Jennets bred at any time terms on application. One of the best dispositions for county breeding. Owners of Hoco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scirees
Percheron Stallion to Stall Season at Local Barn
Describes Nig a shiny black Percheron with star in forehead and 16 16 hands, weight 1900 pounds, grown by June. notes dam and dam line, lineage from Ringold County Iowa, and that Rajah and Nig will stand to insure colt and service fee. warns that forfeitures and insurance implications arise if parting with horse or removing from neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Barn
Howland
Petroleur
Horeae
Putnam
Ringold County
Iowa
Nig&Go
Rajah
Chief Ingomar 37647 a High Quality Farm Stallion in Unionville
An 1910 Unionville notice promotes Chief Ingomar 37647 a bay roan stallion standing at 16 hands and 1290 pounds. Bred from Sea Foam lines, he promises size substance and quality for farm or breeding use with a ready home market at home or abroad. Terms include 810 to stand and suck with forfeiture for mares or money held until due. insurer not responsible for accidents.
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Ander
Unionville
Rinker
Horaca
Ingomart
Straner
Washington
Séa Foam
Eliza Jane
Sea Foam
Abdallah
Hambietonian
T. RB
Unionville, Mo
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Harold Denmark
Cleburne Denmark
Columbia
Arold Denmark
Ed Clapper
le Horse Breeders
Louisville
Cleburne
Denmark
Rex
Crigler
Urge
Roy
Pat Cleburne
Benton's
Diamond
Harold
Toots
King Hopeful
Gray Squrrel I
King
Black Squirrel
Gray Squirel
Kate i
Eagle
Maud Davis
Hopeful
Bonnie
Nell
G Wash
Sumpter
GEO
Roth
Farmers Mutuinsurance Company
Moere
Farmers Mutual Sance Company
Farmers of Putnam Co
HH. E. Hanel
Sec
DE Davis
Associated Literary Preas
Africa
T R
Teddy
Cato
Socrates
Johnson
Ludovico Monaldesco
Ben Frankit
Dryden
Magasine
DR. Bell
Sampson Dewey
Astrakan II
Ats
Eooco
Ingomar
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