Hal Denmark A saddle stallion for sale in Cleburne
Hal Denmark A is a seal brown saddle stallion standing 15 hands 83 inches high and weighing 1100 pounds. He is offered by Cleburne Denmark for $30 with return privileges. Breeding includes Cleburne Denmark 2096 Rex Denmark 840 Washington Denmark and Artist lineage. Terms: $10 to insure colt to stand and suck. Care will be taken but no liability for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Denmark
Cleburne Denmark
Cleburne
American Baddle Horse Breeder’s Association
Louisv
Vorlglor
Rex
Eiey
Washington
Pat Cleburne
Benton
Diamond
Artist
King William
Queen
Washing
Lucy
Dinah
Dremnen
Daw
Rockaway
Joe
North
Missouri
Ep Clappag
King Edwin
Magnificent Percheron at Napper's Barn Seeks Breeders in 1913
The Percheron stallion Datis Nas will stand the 1913 season at Napper's barn in Union, with a long pedigree from France and records from the 1908 Chicago exhibit. Purchased for 98 000 dollars, he sired many prize-winning colts in Putnam County and is described as the greatest horse to reach North Missouri. Stud terms set at 13 dollars and 50 cents per month for insurance. Ed Capps, Unionville Horse Co. manager, handles ownership and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 Company
Napper
Union 2
Datis
Kcago
Mortagne
France
Chicago
Putnam County
Molleray
Devt
Sarthe
Chaelas
Cupecine
Seducteur
Colin
M. Lucas Ardam
Decide
Ecide
M. Fardonet
Margot
Lot
Vid
Avata
Bevard
Favorit I
Cheri Nogenot
Vidocq
Favort I
Coco II
Ed Capps
Unionville Horse Co
Percheron stallion Frank Iams to be shown at FG Barn
Frank Iams, a Percheron of 8 years weighing 1350 pounds, will be at FG's barn near Unionville for a season starting Tuesday evening. The horse, bred by P. Blooma lowe, is described with detailed pedigree lines culminating in royal bloodlines. ED CLAPPER, manager of the Pordhoren Horse Co., notes the horse may stand and be shown but will not be responsible for any loss or injury.
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Per
R. W. Crompacker
Uniontille
Bloota Lowe
Oban
Rivaol
Igue
Brilliant
Coll - Vi Ax
Coto
Gedeas
Umenr Y
Boule D'or
Greyrac
Grange
Start
Coco M
Vieux Chaalin Serre Oe
Hesgnon
Jean Darbolt
FU D
Sos May
Sultan Dian
Bayard Gis
Jean Ot Many
Neal Pete T Rao
Augustin
Wood Yard
Unionville
Clapper
King Edwin
H. R. Brasfield
Courtholanon
Decatéur
Cliason
Bouter
Picador III
Picador
Favors
M. Dupont
Duchess
McMahon
France
Burgess Brothers
Venona
Illinois
Duchess of
Malborough
Jeannot
Polydor
Charmant
Vigoureux
M. Abor
Bavery
M. Abot
Solide
Idecq
Bayard
Videcq
Coco II
Vieux Chaulin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Vidocq II
Vidocq
Cova II
Vieux
Doco
Jean de Blanc
Magnificent Percheron Offered From Brock Farm near Unionville
A shiny black Percheron stallion, 1600 pounds with a white forehead spot, stands described by the L Dewees Brock Farm team. Breeders note its style and action. his colts show promise. Pedigree lines include Feasted 1608 and Dorothee Mogul with connections to France and notable stallions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dewees Brock
Unionville
Delpha
L. A Lommatasch
Illinois
Red Payne Pedigree Note from Breeding Record
The record lists Red Payne 37596 as Serna bred and noted in the stud book by B. Murphy of Dewees, owner and keeper. It mentions breeding details and geographic hints, with fragments indicating origin or location near Wa wine Bia Sie A and Me wan foalzota references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Payne
Serna
Sean
B. Murphy
Wesc
Dewees
Little Mack leads a 1918 season at Pree Home Brock Farm
The article notes Little Mack as a leading animal at the Pree Home Brock Farm four miles northwest of Unionville. Terms list prices and sales details for mares and foals with care reminders and insurance conditions. Owners F. A. Scott and G. L. Dewees are referenced in the sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock Parm
Unionville
F. A. Scott
Qwuer
G.L. Dewees
Kipling on the Grand Canyon in Yellowstone Park
The passage recalls a 1700 foot gulf with multicolored cliff faces and jade Yellowstone River below. Kipling’s vivid language contrasts celestial views with aging rock formations as the canyon’s depths loom. The note offers an illustrated pamphlet and map of Yellowstone with travel guidance from N. T. Wynn, Burlington Route ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
N. T. Wynn
Burlington
Publication Order In Branacomb v Branstomb Putnam MO 1913
In Putnam County Missouri the circuit court orders publication to notify Raymond Branscomb that Ethel Branacomb seeks a divorce and custody. The case begun April 5 1918 with service attempted. Branscomb cannot be found in Missouri and is believed in Iowa. The next term opens August 25 1913 at Unionville. failure to plead will yield judgment. notice published in Unionville Union newspaper for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Branstomb
Circuit Court OF
Putnam County
Mirrouri Acuust
Missouri
Raymon Ranscomb
Raymond Bravacombd
Raymond Branecomb
Iowa
Snow
Raymond Bransomb
Raymond Branscomb
Unionville
Insota County
Unionville Biican
Agertion
State OF Missouri
Putnam I
Lang Triplett
Circuit Court
Notice of Trustee's Sale for 1913 Property in Putnam County
The notice describes a trustee sale of the east half of the southeast quarter and other parts of section thirty three in township sixty four, range seventeen, in Putnam County. The deed of trust notes payment made and the owner’s request for a sale scheduled for June 36, 1912, by the court in Avilie Potney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Simpson
Putnam ‘Coanty
Anderm
Arclion
Noreh
Alxty
Ellen
Sala
Yuna
Notice of Letters of Administration for William John Wae
The Probate Court of Patsate County Missouri grants Letters of Administration for William John Wae. Administrators claimants must file within six months after the date of letters or be barred. Published June 9 1913 by administrator Jobboom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Patsate
Missouri
Sala Es al
Vey Jobboom
Local Socials and Visits Around Powersville
Powersville area residents report Sunday gatherings at I. C. Sell from Bill Moore and family Everett Pauley and wife and Harry Putnam. Omar Pauley and wife visited Chillicothe between trains. Jim Fields helped Geo. Fields put hay on the barn. Alma and Flossie Wella assisted Mrs. Cooley with straw fries. Everett Pauley visited with Bill Moore's family. Hal Pauley and daughter Bessie traveled to Unionville for business. Elmer Pauley and family spent Sunday at Ess Pauley. Floyd Brown and family and Henry Crawford and family visited El Crawford Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moore
Everett Pauley
Harry Putnam
I. C. Sell
Omar Pauley
Chillicothe
Jim Fields
Geo
Alma
Flossie Wella
Jake Cooley
Hal Pauley
Bessie
Unionville
Elmer Pauley
Ess Pauley
Floyd Brown
Henry Crawford
el Crawford
Hartford Social Roundup From Elko To Antlers
Hartford residents joined child rest exercises in Elko Sunday night. Al Woodard and wife visited Frank Scott's home. Jessie and Mary Dye stayed with Beasle Baugher Saturday night. Roy Lawson and sisters with Tom Lawson had dinner at Mat Mundon’s and attended Antlers Sunday school. Edith Pickering visited home folks. Roscoe Shelton and Earl Abbott went to Iowa Thursday. One week remain in school. Bessie Scott entertained by Cora and Ethel Lawson Thursday evening.
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Elko
al Woodard
Frank Scott
Jessie
Mary Dye
Beasle Baugher
Roy Lawson
Tom Lawson
Mat Mundon
Antlers
Edith Pickering
Roscoe Shelton
Earl Abbott
Iowa
Bessie Scott
Cora
Ethel Lawson
Community Notes From Horse Shoe Bend Area
Mrs J W Ward and daughter Mary helped Flo McVey can cherries Monday. Visitors to Stewart Haigier Sunday included Mr and Mrs Newtoner. Miss Fannie Haigier called on Mary and Lucy Ward. John McVey delivered bags at Lem onville Monday. Mr and Mrs Art McVey visited his parents Sunday. Carl Ward of Pollock visited his mother Mrs Joe Ward Sunday. Misakay Dixon called on Flo McVey Sunday. Bineker visited H T Hargier Friday afternoon. Bethany meeting Thursday night with Rev Campbell preaching. Everyone invited. Mary and Lucy Ward and friend called on Mr Richard Cullers Sunday evening. Epworth League at Bethany Sundays at eight. Nora Miller leads Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ward
Mary
Flo McVey
Newtoner
Stewart Haigier
Fannie Haigier
Lucy Ward
John McVey
Lemonville
Art McVey
J N McVey
Carl] Ward of
Pollock
Joe Ward
Misakay Dixon
Rs Bineker
H. T. Hargier
Bethany
Campbell
Richard Culler
Epworth League
Nora Miller
Locals Share News of Visits and Weddings Around Town
Miss Allena Pherigora visits with aunt Ella Haynes. Louis Rhodes of Greencastle visits Mortimer Hill. Mrs W M Hill and Ruth visit Harmon Shaver. Mrs Sarah Thompson returns from Kansas reporting fires from hot winds. Kate Cason and daughters spend weekend with Frank Carter. Will Bond marries in Colorado and returns to farm on Riggina farm. Smith family visits Minus Rhoades. Robert Carter and wife travel to Unionville. Jr Shaw from Milan visits his mother. Fannie Francia returns to Greencastle. John Riggins wife and daughter accompany her home.
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Allena Pherigora
Ella Haynes Louis Rhodes
Greencastle
Mortimer Hill
W. M_. Hill
Ruth
Harmon Shaver
Sarah Thompson
Kansas
Kate Cason
Frank Carter
Will Bond
Colorado
Riggina Farm
Smith
Minus Rhoades
Robert Carter
Unionville
Jr. Shaw
Milan
fFannie Francia
John Riggins
For sale or trade Good 100 acre farm in Miller county
Farm advertised for sale in Miller county offers 100 acres available. Inquiry at office for details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller County
Gray and Mr Zion Sunday School program at Mt ion
The Sunday School program at Mt ion was a beautiful affair with participants. Various local residents and their families visited, and several neighbors were noted visiting relatives. Corn crops are reported to be looking fine in the area.
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Mtion
Alonzo Fowler
Allie Rennels
Anna Guffey
Ee Crist
Unionville
Jim Rykes
Allie Renneis
Will cKinley
Norma Johnson
Centerville
Iowa
Mra
Ora Wyckoff
Bert Rennels
Iain Summers
Mary
Hazel Fullerton
McKinley
Farmist Harvey McNight Kicked by Horse and Dies
Harvey McNight a farmer near Memphis was kicked on the head while reaching for a rope. He collapsed with a fractured skull and died within five hours despite medical aid after relatives brought him to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey McNight
Memphis
Elatives
Old Established Company Seeks Insurance Agent Roles
An established bite maize turning company seeks a sales agent in every township and district. The ad notes openings across regions and invites applicants to join, promising potential opportunities and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alegmen
Bite Maiz Turing Company
Abd
Chief Ingomar 37647 Standard and Registered Horse
Chier Ingomar 37647 stands the 1913 season in Unionville Missouri at Rinker's barn. He offers size substance quality and breeding suitable for farm or road. Sired by Nampa 11854 by Stranger 3030 and Gen Washington 1161 with Sea Foam 16364 ancestry. Dam line includes Eliza Jane by Sea Foam 16364.
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Unionville
Missouri
Rinker
Ingomar
Old Sea Foam
Cheif Ingomar
Fan Bay
Nampa
Stranger
Gen. Washington
Deil R
Eliza Jane
Abdallah
Hambletonian
Brisk Percheron Stallion Mark 7188 Attracts Buyers
Five year old Mark 7188, a well bred Percheron stallion, boasts a Chicago Fat Barge Show first prize sire and strong Coco 11 lineage on both sides. Noted for superb bone and conformation, he weighs near a ton and is an exceptionally sure foal getter. Ideal for buyers seeking a large, sturdy mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brilliant
Coco
Stallions of Putnam County Showcase Bloodlines
A breeder promotes young Stallions bred from Chief Ingomor 97647 and dam lines to Professor Lytton 36804 Sea Foam 16364 and Redtail. Horses viewable at the barn with a $10 service fee. mares leaving county forfeiting insurance. not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Ingomor
Professor Lytton
Redtail
America
Ingold
Putnam County
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Frank
Pordhoren
Black Joe
Astrakan II
Little Mack
Rudyard Kipling
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Ethel Branacomb
Ans Triplstt
Erk
Putmam Oce
Powersville
Hartford
Graystark
Gray ‘and
Mr Zion
Chier Ingomar
Mark
Ingolet
W. i. Muirhedd
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