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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary note references Chief Ingomar 37647 and a standard or registered mark at Rinker's in Unionville Missouri, with season context unclear.
Strakan II, a black loaded Percheron stallion foaled April 1908, stands at Plainview Stock Farm near Unionville Missouri east of Delpha. Owned by L H Lommatarh of Chennaois, he traces to Astrakan and Vieux, promising breeders with strong bone and action.
A garbled OCR snippet references a court matter with mentions of Modan and Ntebekale. The readable text hints at a legal proceeding or hearing held at a city court, but specific actions, parties, or dates remain unclear.
In a Dallas News recount, a piano move becomes an odyssey as papa and two hirelings wrestle the instrument up stairs, scraping wall paper and railing while battling a heavy piano, shouting orders, and finally settling the load on the upper floor amid hurt pride and muttered payments.
Judge Hiram C Flack cites Ohio vote sellers as corrupt and notes a Cashel reform effort confronted by preachers. He recalls a campaign quip about voters charging more after sermons, with a leader saying the price for each vote has jumped to three to four dollars.
A New York judge ruled that a motorist who hits a pedestrian need not stop or identify himself, calling the duty unconstitutional. The remark sparked debate on witness rights and duty in criminal cases, with critics arguing it undermines accountability.
Drama critic Grithlem and Kin Mubbard cover a performance of Dudlé Tom's Cabin. The report praises the play but notes mixed reception and uneven execution at Mejodyon hall with audience reaction varied.
Two women at a luncheon compare their weights after being weighed by attendants. The thinner woman claims 112 pounds while the sturdier one says 170. They admit minor scale adjustments like hair weight and a light jiggle to justify the numbers.
The Belle Fourche irrigation dam in South Dakota, the world’s largest earth embankment, nears completion after authorization by Congress on May 10, 1904. It will cost about 6 million dollars and stretches 6,200 feet with a 116 foot crest, forming a 9,900 acre reservoir.
Andrew Carni gid warns that workers must use their brains to find jobs. If oil and sugar industries shrink, people may turn to aviation. He recalls a piano tuner who finds work crafting barbed wire fences in unsettled regions.
Hal Denmark A 4283 is a sea brown saddle stallion 15 hands 7 inches high and 1100 pounds foaled June 190K with strong quality and action. Sired by Cleburne Denmark 2096 who sold for 1400 last spring. Cleburne stands 3000 with return privileges. Breeding includes Rex Denmark 440 and Crigier's Denmark in the Washington Denmark line. Terms 31000 to insure colt. care noted but no responsibility for accidents. See Ray a Impregnator for mare impregnation.
In Putnam County, Dada the stallion stands in Chicago competition with 800 stallions weighing 2100 pounds. Bred in 1908, Dada has sired many notable colts that sold for $100 or more, making him the leading sire in the county. Terms: 813.0 to insure colt and stand for service. colt held for service with care taken for accidents. ED Clapfer, Wayne, owner.
A local animal keeper announces Black Joe will be three years old in August 1911. The creature stands tall, with heavy bone and shaggy coat as caretakers plan activities and safety measures.
A fragmented page fragment references modernism and financial concerns. The text mentions an institution with funds and pews to administer, alongside cryptic remarks about a person or group’s presence or absence. The passage appears as a cryptic, incomplete note with obscure attributions.
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