Letter From Dan Patch Owner To Billy Barron
Mr. Savage states the World’s Greatest Harness Horse Dan Patch will not pace on a half mile track again. He expects the horse to run 1.54 next season.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
7
Mr. Savage states the World’s Greatest Harness Horse Dan Patch will not pace on a half mile track again. He expects the horse to run 1.54 next season.
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A dense page of neighborhood items from Hackettown reports social events, births, weddings, and local happenings. It names residents like AbReorgy, Jane Everdtt, and others with varied activities and gatherings described across the community.
Long OCR reads of quarry activity in Northern New Jersey show attempts to source quality lime stone for Timilestone and other yards. Engineers survey alternate sources as supply tightens and local mills worry about meeting demand amid quality concerns and transport constraints.
Fragmentary text mentions multiple individuals and a training event with possible school and faculty references. Details are garbled, names obscured, and institutions unclear.
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