Breeding Sale Promises From Cleburne Denmark 2096
ENMARE A me rigere aasiale stale stands 15 hands and ie To high, and weighs 100 pounds. He was foaled June, Pei He fetes world of pele and action and I believe will make a better horse than ib sire, Cleburne ie 2096. Cleburne stands at $30.00 with return privileges. BREEDING: Hsl Denmark A, 4283, rered in the American Saddle Horse Breeder's Association, Louisville, Kentucky. Stred by Cleburne Denmark 2096, by Rex Denmark 840, oe rper Denmark, by Washington Denmark. Cleburne's dam was Hoy 1716, by Pat Cle burne 3242 by Benton's Diamond 8229. Hal's dam was Ethel Sales 1721 by Artist 16 , King William 67, who was out of Queen 48, by Washing ton Denmark 64. Artist's dam was Lucy 50, out of Dinah by Dremnen. 2nd dam, Daw by Rockaway 1900. TERMS: $10.00 to insure colt to stand and suck. Care will be tak en to prevent accidents but will not be responsible should any occur. This is one of the best bred saddle horses in this country and gives as great promise as did his sire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne
Hsl
Denmark
American Saddle Horse Breeder's Association
Louisville
Kentucky
Rex
Washington
Hoy
Pat Cleburne
Benton
Diamond
Hal
Ethel Sales
Artist
King William
Queen
Washington Denmark
Lucy
Dinah
Dremnen
Rockaway
Pasadena
Cat
Jane
Russell
Faun
Heaven
Sato
Messiah
Ingomor
Professor Lytton
Se Foam
Redtail
America
Cate
Ingo
Putnam Evun
King Edwin
Magnificent Percheron to Stand Season in Unionville Barn
Datis 29883 (44961) a top Percheron, owned by Unionville Horse Co, will stand the 1918 season at Le tlapper's barn in Union e Datis winner of a 3rd prize at the International Live Stock Exhibit in Chicago and 2nd prize at a show, with a 2100 pound frame. Sired by notable French stock, he has sired many high–value foals, and was bought for $2,000. Care is pledged to prevent accidents, with no liability for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Tlapper
Unione Datis
Chicago
Sophrald
Melieray
Sarthe
France
Chaelas
Bedocteur
Tod
Florentine
Colin Belong
Lucas Ard Am Decide
Decide
M Fardouet Pere
Margot
M Govler Chaselas
Charlot
Persherde
Pierre
Helleaport
Frise Moupet
Charlotte
Phebune Bath
Tay Frise Joupet
Madrid
Avata
Jeunette
Nugent
Hevard
Favert
Nogent
Favorit
Victorg
Coca
Cheri
North
Missouri
Poke
Dunham Fletcher and
Coleman
Wayne
Datis
Putnam Count
Colt Towland
Suck
Lapeen
Unionville Horse Co
Percheron Horse Auction Notes From Unionville Farm
A Percheron owned by W Crumpacker near Unionville is aged three years this coming season. The horse, bred by P Rivadime, weighs around 167 pounds, and a sale is planned with details about age lineage and ownership. Dam Pie Ben is mentioned and C L Clapper is listed as manager of Percherons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
W. Crumpacker
P. Rivad Aime
Cobe
Survien
Herve
Black Joe Clarence 1913 Stand At Unionville Area Farm
Black Joe Clarence a 1100 pound dark roan horse with St Clair sire from W T Rinker. Sea Foam strain marks him as quality. Season 1913 at our barn 12 miles NW of Unionville, 3 miles SW of Genoa Iowa. Eight dollars to insure colt to stand and suck with care. Colts held for service fee per Missouri laws. N R and M E Colins show ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
St Clair
W T Rinker
Unionville
Genoa
Iowa
St John
Missouri
Publication order in Branscomb case in Putnam County
The Circuit Court of Putnam County Missouri issues an order of publication in the Branscomb v Branscomb case. Raymond Branscomb cannot be found in Missouri and is said to reside in Iowa. publication is ordered weekly in Unionville for four consecutive weeks before August term 1913.
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Raymond Branscomb
Circuit Court OF
Pltnam County
Putnam County
Missouri
Raymondlanacomb
Raymond Planscame
Issouri
Iowa
Raymans
Onville
Said
Unionville
Circuit Court
Putas County
Aissoree
Unknown horse lineage and ownership details in fragmented note
Fragmentary record describes a shiny black horse with two white forehead spots bred and owned by J. A. Lommatasch of Chenoa Illinois. It references a 1906 event and lists multiple sires and dams with unclear connections, naming G L Dewes as keeper and noting trainers and locations in disjointed text.
Red Payne Trotting Horse Entering 1901 Season
Red Payne a standard trotting gelding registered in the American Trotting Register, bred in Murphy Waterloo Iowa by Jobo F Payne. Sired by Redondo with Flora dam, bay color with black points, about 1800 pounds and 15 hands. Owner GOL Dewees advertises for a 1901 season starting October 3 at the home stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Waterloo Lowa
Redondo Wi
Little Mack Le Shetland and 4 spotted Arabian Auctioned
Little Mack Le a Shetland and four spotted Arabian known as John Houser horse “4 k” will stand at Prae Home Stock Farm near Boonville Missouri. Scott Owder and nephew offer for sale at 610.00 or 1000. Colts and mares retained services, county forfeits and insurance details noted. F A Scott & G L Dewees manage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Houser
Prae
Oonville
Del
Scott Owder
Neeper
Horses Drag Nets for Salmon in Columbia River Vision
In the Columbia river between Oregon and Washington, men on horseback wade the shallows using huge drag nets. The heavy nets require horse power as helper. the activity appears aimless but is a deliberate salmon fishing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
Colorado a Wonderful Place for Children
A promotional piece extols Colorado for outdoor life and family travel. It touts comfortable lodging at moderate cost, luxurious trains with Pullmans and dining cars, and easy access via the Burlington Route. The writer offers a free Colorado booklet with maps, hotel info, attractions, and low price excursion tickets.
Bible Truth Shines Through Fog of Past Errors
Pastor Russell in Pasadena addresses readers on John 3 16, arguing the beloved verse reveals mercy and condemns misconceived doctrines. He defends universal redemption through Christ, explains death as a legal penalty and resurrection hope for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Chief Ingomar Horse Sale at Rinke s Barn Unionville Mo
A 1913 season sale announces Standard and Registered horses at Rinkee s barn Unionville Missouri. Chief Ingomar a 16 hands dry roan weighing 1290 pounds is praised for size quality breeding and general usefulness with strong pedigree including Sea Foam 16364 and old sea foam lines. The listing notes speed tests and sires Stranger 3030 and Nampa etc with dam Gold Smith Maid as part of the lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Missouri
Rinkee
Ingomar
Sea Foam
Cheif Ingomar
Ena
Nampa
Stranger
Gen. Waehi
Dell R
Sea Baal
Eliza Jane
Abdallah
Hambletonian
Stallion Advertises Bloodline and Services
The owner promotes a stallion named Ingo with a rich lineage tracing to Brilliant and Beron and claims deep American prize-winning blood. He offers multiple young stallions for $10 service fee, with terms including insurance and pickup restrictions and no liability for accidents. The barn invites inquiries and notes affordability for horse buyers.
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Frank Iams
Percheres
Herse Ce
Black Joe
Joe
North Missour
Kibhei Branscomb Plaintiff
Dely
J. A. Lommatasch
Chenoa
Tilisols
Aenne Sen
EC Westadre Sens
EY Voltaire
Brilliant
Jean le Blanc
Poromnee Son Pees
Pine
Vicor
Chas
Jean Ta Teach
Werebia Ath
Geen
Ia Blanc Mott
G L Dewees
Red Payne
Little Mack
F. A. Scott
G. L. Dewees
Colorado
Colo
Rado
Elling
A. T. Winn
Tickes
Burl
Ington
I, Sa A
St. Paul
Jesus
Adam
Mark
Per Byarston
Beron
Ingolet
Wood Yard
Clapper
H. R. Brasfield
Courthoismon
Decateur
Clisson
Bouter
Picador III
Pic
Picador
Arenelonging
M. Dupont
McMahon
Burgess Brothers
Venona
Ilinois
Duchess of Malborough
Jeannot
Poldor
Charmant
Vigoureuz
M. Abot
Favory
Aioe
Noccene
Bayard
Vidocq
Goco
Vieux Chaulin
Coco
Mignon
Jean Ved
Papillon
Vidocq II
Coco I
Provinca Wy
W. H. Muirheidd
Kee
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