Percheron Stallions to Stand in Unionville at Rin ker's Barn
A 1914 notice from Putnam county unveils two Percheron stallions Chief Ingeninr and Mark 7188 to stand in Unionville Missouri at Rin ker's barn. They boast strong pedigrees and measure about 16 hands with weights near 1290 pounds and a ton respectively. Service fee set at 10 dollars with terms including insurance forfeiture for mares leaving the county.
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Unionville
Missouri
Rinker
Ingomar
Oli Sia Foam
Chief Ingeninr
Nampa
Stranger
Gen. Washington
Dell R
Sea Foam
Elisa Jane
Eliza Jane
Abdallah
Hambletonian
Chicago
Brilliant
Coco
Putnam County
Quoth Tagore on sleep and magico blossoms
Rabindranath Tagore speaks of sleep in a child’s eyes as wandering home to a fairy village under a forest shadow lit by glowworms and two sensitive magico flowers. The Paris exposition shows Berlin gold beaters produced ultra thin leaves, 282000 leaves to equal one inch, flawless and impenetrable by light. binding 16000 leaves fills ten book leaves.
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Tagore
Rabindranath Tagore
Berlin
Fragmented OCR Quote Sparks Legal Suspicions
A damaged OCR fragment quotes David Wasson on presumption of innocence and public suspicion. The readable text discusses the spectacle of meanness and malice, suggesting a legal or moral reflection amid a fevered public mood. No clear event details or names beyond Wasson emerge.
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David Wasson
Romance of Modern Life Joke Turns On Car Encounter
In a humorous exchange the speaker recalls meeting her second husband after an accident involving a motor vehicle. The tale pivots on a chance roadside moment that sparked a new friendship and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Titus
Contempt of Court Exchange Sparks Sharp Retort
A courtroom exchange captures a judge menacing a witness with a threat to speak, and the witness retorts that the judge has committed worse acts. The brief dialogue reflects tension in a contempt of court moment with biting humor.
Counsel for Life in Dickensian Shape
A reflective note quoting Charles Dickens on life’s imperfect nature. It urges patience and good humor to adapt life’s rough edges and mold them into the best possible form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Parisian Sage Keeps Hair Thick and Lustrous
Hair care advice promotes Parisian Sage as a solution to dandruff and dull hair. The tonic is described as perfumed and easy to use, nourishing roots, stimulating growth, and stopping itching with regular scalp rubbing. Available from L. H Howard and drug stores.
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L. H Howard
Merely described horse in Unionville sale listing
A horse named Kaola from Unionville with black color and a large head is described as a quiet, gentle disposition and exceptional pedigree. The listing notes weight around 1800 pounds, April foaling date 1910, and references to Sarthe France and Pedrasky 1918 with various sire and dam lines.
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Unionville
Kaola
Sarthe
France
Pedrasky
A. Oe Holbert
Creeley
Johnson Boy and Paymaster Stallions To Stand Season
The notice advertises multiple stallions for the breeding season. Paymaster Jr is described as a mammoth black stallion with specific lineage and conformation, standing with other sires including Johnson Boy 1st 2nd and 3rd. Each horse has age, color, weight, and pedigree details, and services limited to mare stand purposes as stated.
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Jack
Poe
Peymaster
Porter
Monarch
Geniens Praretid
Manupin
W Mate
Ponot
Queen
Missouri
Jims Dandy
Bonnie
Hannibal
Johnson Boy
Ayet Poy
Professor Lytton
Flash
Old Seafoam
Tnt
Wbere
English Heir Claims Old Village House From London Estate
Dor othy Milford and Ellis Milis settle into a long unwanted dream when an English visitor arrives claiming the colonial house is part of an estate from London. The couple discovers the property may belong to Dorothy’s grandfather, triggering a surprising turn of ownership and four months’ rent saved for themselves.
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Bilis
Dorothy Milford
Ellis
Dorothy
Dills Milford
England
America
Leas
Ellig
Lfe
Milis
Hillis
London
Eilis
Samuel Loft
W G@ Chapman
Man Demonstrates Pocket House At Simple Life Exhibit
London Daily News interview with CARRIES HOUSE IN POCKET holder T H Holding reveals his six pound thirteen ounce “kit” that includes a tent, oil stove, quilt, two gallon bucket, and collapsible comforts. He expects to compress clothes into a watch by eighty as weather remains nearly irrelevant to his nomadic life. He has completed 80,000 miles on daily cycles between Pulham and the West.
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T H Holding
London Daily News
Mr Holding
Holding
Mr. Co Stamp
Rais
Pulham
West A
After all He laughs best who laughs last
The exchange contrasts two sayings on laughter with Kwater claiming the first is true and Wise contending the better truth is that the laugh lasts longer. The Catholic Times quotes the two lines as a wry debate on wit and endurance.
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Kwater
Wise
Catholic Times
Real estate transfers and cemetery lot deeds in Missouri
A record of multiple conveyances in Missouri towns including Unionville Powersville Worthington and Livonia. Transactions include transfers to Anna Robison Benjamin Noland Chas Traxler Cora Swett Ira Shelton and others with prices from 1 to 8100 and details of lots blocks and town sites. Also listed are cemetery lot deeds in Unionville.
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Unionville Ladies Cemetery Association
Brownlow Cloninger
East Hill
Unionville
Joseph T. Scott
Anna Robison
Powerszville
McCully Starr
Anna Robinson
Powersville
Charlie E. Goodrich
Cora A Swett
John D
Jennie Noland
Benjamin Noland
George W
Traxler
Chas. J. Traxler
Louisa Harris
Charles Harris
Harry Woodruff
W. E. Jarman
Asa M. P. Shelton
Ira M Shelton
Jas. D. Coddington
Annie Robinson
Lucerne
E. P. Robbins
Carl M. Robbins
Worthington
J. C. McKinley
Daisy L. Houston
Grant Houston
Missouri & Iowa Town Site Co
Clarence Morgan
Livonia
M M. Blevins
Cyrus B. Badger
John H. Andere
Ruth Anders
Percheron Colt Pedigree and Auction Note at Clapper Farm
A 4 year old Percheron foaled July 8, 1910, bred by P. Glastin Bloomfield Iowa, is listed at 1960 pounds and expected to reach 2100. Pedigree traces through multiple lines including Brilliant and Coco, with import history by A. Rogy Seward Nebraska. Clapper Farm of Unionville notes sale stance and disclaimer of responsibility for any accident.
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Rivaol
Resigue
Brilliant
Otrie
Fenelon
Coco II
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Zecumeut
Bally
Boule D'or
Grevin
la Gran
Bril
Lant
Coco I
Goie Tars
de Alte
Aris) Sa
Hetrebent
Not Obeen
Attellte
Tale OY Ceara 'Comat
Ilderim
Valentine
Eux Chassin
Jean C
Pride of
Iowa
Velour da
Administratrix Notice for Estate in Missouri
Fragmentary notice dated Hugh May 1914 announces administratrix action in Missouri. The document appears to set a hearing or filing date for probate and names an estate administrator while referencing standard probate procedures.
Guardian's Notion Notice Issued in 1914 Probate Case
A fragmented notice from June 1914 announces a probate action in Missouri. The text references a guardian or guardian’s notion, a party named Katte or Devin, and an exhibit of assets or estates before the Probate Court of said precinct. The record is incomplete but indicates a formal court action with a June date and official signatory MN A Forbm.
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Katte
Devin
Easraed
Peteam
Miscouri
MN. A. Forbm
Brace in the Middle Ages State Ornaments Worn by Sovereigns
The phrase refers to insignia of state in medieval times seen as regal symbols worn exclusively by the sovereign. It notes the ceremonial use and exclusivity of such ornaments to royal authority.
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Counsel For Life
Jonnson
Jounnson
Kaoia
I Brol.a
Tompkins Paymaster, Jr
Johnson Boy Ltd
Byron Johnson
Putoum
Frank
AMS
Fereheren Horses Co Clapper
Hugh May
Guardian’s Notion
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