Good Horses Standart and Bloodline Notes
Details a trotting horse named Standart with 1290 pounds bay roan form and quality action. Traces lineage to Seafoam and famed families, cites earnings and related horses, and notes breeding plans and terms. Also includes political editorial excerpt on Taft and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Ryan
Ingomar
Nampa
Te Byer
Gen'l Washington
Gen'l Knox
Strangers
Goldamit
Saas
Duroc
Delia
Seafoam
Seafoam Ra Wigs
Hindam
Local social notes recount visits and travel among townsfolk
A flurry of visits and relatives appears as Miss Edna Albright, Miss Martha Rex, and Miss Atta Summers travel to spend time with kin. Mrs D K Sims, Mrs Pearl Stroude, and Mrs C G Davis share weekend trips. Mr James Fortune returns from Milan and Minor Dye from Moberly attends a photographer's convention. Buggies on sale and travel plans to Louisiana and Denver cap the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atta Summers
Centerville
John Badger
D. K. Sims
How- Tand
Baldock
Pearl _Stroude
Wrank Jouves
Jack Ward
Kirksville
Mereigas
C. G. Davis
Ottumina
Des Moines
James Fortune
Milan
Dent Brown
Cincinnati
Fred
H. A. Washburn
Jessie Ellis
St. Joseph
George Perkins
Visted
Miller & Wentworth Merc. Co
Minor Dye
Moberly
Effie Taylor
C B Summers
Rheumatism 7 Medicines Promise Wonder Cures
An advertisement touts Rheumatism 7 medicines as wonders with claims they help sufferers. Included is contact by L. H. Howard and directions to order Blizzard Back straw berries from Miller Nursery, offering delivery and a limited season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Howard
Miller Nursery
Missouri party tickets listed for state offices and counties
A long OCR fragment lists candidates by party for many Missouri offices including Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General Railroad Commissioner Sheriff and County offices. Names span parties Republican Democratic Prohibition Socialist Peoples and Public Administrator with multiple towns cited such as Unionville Jefferson City St. Louis Kansas City and Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Tafts
Mint c
White House
William Howard Taft
Roosevyelt
Nominsie
Jeightone
Democratic Party
Michael K. McGrath
St. Louis
Cornelius Roach
Carthage
The
Peoples Party
James M Burrus
Kansas City
Charles F. Conley
Hannibal
General Assembly
Putnam County
Missouri
H.R. Brasfield
Unionville
Jona L. Bradley
Thomlas W Huston
Bernard Dierkes
John P Gordon
Lexington
Frank A.J Hiller
John O Long
Potosi
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AON
nPotats
Wea
Tate
Gaistiville
Missourt
Lisle
Yesol
Chicago
Red Bird Poultry Farm
Unionville, MO
Rhode Island
W. O. Underwood
W. J. King
Ofice
Robbins Barn
Bone Unionville, ‘Mo
Jusonville
ARTN
Sam Offeriny
Litham County
Cleef
Ingeniir
Sag Hak St. Clair
Garattee
Ts Rinker
Wm.h. Taft
Ceorca
William Dickson
Marplese
Pake
Beverly H. Bonfoey
Tates
Nioe
Ouse
Tata
William
Dickson
Mary J. Dickson
Everex
John ‘Hawkins
Seaman’ Ll Viain Eerie
Timothy, Daly
Feqm- Howland
Walkers
Davidson
J Albright
Chi ‘Ginnatt
Edna Albright
Rélas
Mendow
Martha Rex Gehen Lemonaie
Cora Hinkle
Wm. Dodd
Verdie McKinley
P McKinley
Frank Barr
Charter
Victor Paterson
Jane Maze
John Fie
Miller & Wentworth Meru Co
Star Brand
Idsoni
Nee -Eeguiat Pollip
Seber Betwen
O'élock
Secretary of State
Republican Party
Herbert S. Hatley
Jefferson City
David A. Bail
Lanana
Willam
Social
Wao
L. Garver
Chillicothe
Prohibition
Hermar P. Faris
Citizon
William A. Dillon
Marling
Jacob F. Gmelich
Boonville
Ben M. Anderson
Columbia
Walter A. Kelly
William H. Leazenby
Bethany
William R. Painter
Carrollton
H. J. Simmons
Clarence
Arthur J Tubbs
Socialist Party
U F. Sargent
Springfield
Prohibition Party
Monta I. Payné
Webster Grove
H. C. Donnahue
Appleton City
John EB
Swanger
Frank Baker
Poplar
James F Botts
Lancaster
Jesse A Tolerton
Branson
Nat M. Shelton
Macon
Supreme Court
Onion
Apathan Orr Holden
Kansas City Courter Appeals
Republicen
Por Lyarch B. Davis
Edwin de Meservey
Kansas City Court of Appeals
James Ellison
Galeth Lipscomb
Congress
Tor
Republica Wilburn Chamberlain
First
James T. Lloyd
Shelbyville
Carl H. Carryer
S. D. Collier
Lemonville
R. F
Lincoln C. Davis
Samuel M. Magee
Otto Boettcher
West
R. R. Godfrey
Lemenviie
R. D
William L. Pollock
Poweruville
R. F. de
Henry H Halgler
Henry Vermilion
Jas. W Mngee
Livonia, R
F. D
Thomas B Davis
Lucerne
A. F Keene
R. F. D. Nob
Samuel WH Newell
Frank Foster
Por
George C. McLaughlin
Sedalia
C. L Alexander Farmington
Wilburn Maring
James Cowgill
Guy E Etherton
Bishop O. Terry
Green Castle
F W Letsch
Marshield
Prank
Mulkerson
Nordh T Gentry
Eliott W Major
Bowling Green
John F. Williams
West Plains
Coples
Henry
Artz
repHt Reney
Amosi
Coleman
de Soto
HH. Washburn
Cape Girardeau
William W.wilder
Ste. Genevieve
Warren G. Branaug
Richard L. Hall
Seersone A. Eno
William M. Smith Kirkwood
Shelbina
Nova J
Winters
Missioner
Sotissist Party
Barns Barmsleynonett
James'm. Pulkerson
Predericktowzi
Noah Crooks
Joseph A. Hayes
Sherif
Hiram C. Haynes
Prohibion Party
James C. Hall
Ponty
Theepublican Party
Charley W Mullenix
W.T Young
John W Carter
HL. Weatherford
Clee Tingley
R.F D
Alonzo F Davis
RF. D
Chc. Brown
Unionville, R
D. Nor
Journey Hubert Holman
Frenk Hueitaibevyne
E. M Painter
Paweraville
Misourk
Putnam Ears Timmons
Puanshee
Comstock-Brasfield
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