carter, a. h.

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Name variants: A. H. Carter
Record count: 295
Sources: life_events
Places seen: Bloomfield; Cape Girardeau; Chicago; Dexter; Dexter, MO; Dexter, Missouri; Dexter, Mo.; Dudley; Gideon; Richwood
First event date: 1881-05-21
Last event date: 1942-04-02

Timeline — 295 events

1881-05-21 A. H. Carter (Albert) of Dexter was in town the first of the week, canvassing the county in the interest of W. A. Woods' reapers and mowers
1881-08-27 Young men from Dexter Sunday: A. H. Carter, T. A. Slack, Norman Riggins, G. W. Smith
1882-12-30 Attended the Christmas ball at Bloomfield Dec 25
1884-08-16 A. H. Carter and Miss Bettie Hargraves attended the Sexton/Bracken wedding
1899-05-12 President of the Drysdale-Ulen Hardware Company; stockholders' meeting Friday, June 9, 1899, 9 a.m., at the company office, Bloomfield, to vote on increasing capital stock. Printed header reads April 28, 1899; owner ruled keep 1899-05-12
1899-05-19 President of the Drysdale-Ulen Hardware Company; stockholders' meeting Friday, June 9, 1899, 9 a.m., at the company office, Bloomfield, to vote on increasing capital stock
1899-05-26 President of the Drysdale-Ulen Hardware Company; stockholders' meeting Friday, June 9, 1899, 9 a.m., at the company office, Bloomfield, to vote on increasing capital stock
1910-04-06 The Chuquaga [?] Park addition to Dexter is now laid off in lots, streets and alleys. Mr. A. H. Carter has just had 1230 shade trees and 3000 California privet hedge plants set out on this addition; choice lots can be bought for from $100 to $250 apiece, and as they are 50 x 140 feet. Many lots already sold; five or six houses will soon be in course of erection
1911-01-18 A. H. Carter, treasurer of the Dexter Cemetery Association, called a meeting of all lot owners and stockholders for Thursday, January 19, 1911, at Dowdy's Ice Cream Parlor to elect officers and attend to other business. He notes the association has had no living directors: T. J. Ulen died last summer, Clay Doyle has been dead several years, and Chas. E. Stokes has not been a resident of the county for many years. Note spelling conflict: the paper prints both 'J. F. Raney, secretary' and 'Mr. John Rainey'
1911-02-08 Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Finance committee. Chairman: Sam Ulen. Fellow members: J. H. Cummings, A. H. Carter, T. E. Hubbard, W. E. Reel, Lee Williams, D. E. Grojean
1911-06-28 A. H. Carter was in Sikeston on business, last week
1913-06-11 A. H. Carter bought a new 5-passenger Ford Touring car
1913-06-11 A. H. Carter has bought a new 5-passenger Ford Touring car
1913-06-11 Bought a new 5-passenger Ford Touring car
1913-07-16 A. H. Carter advertises a new five passenger Ford automobile for sale, cash or on time; see Bert Carter at the Bank of Dexter
1913-07-16 On easy terms, lots for sale in Chautauqua Park addition; see Bert Carter during my absence; A. H. Carter
1913-07-16 A. H. Carter offers lots for sale on easy terms in the Chautauqua Park addition; see Bert Carter during his absence
1913-07-16 Offers a new five-passenger Ford automobile for sale, cash or on time; see Bert Carter at the Bank of Dexter
1913-07-16 A. H. Carter offers lots for sale on easy terms in the Chautauqua Park addition; see Bert Carter during his absence
1913-11-05 Elected a member of the Court of Honor (parent organization not named in shot)
1913-11-05 Second premium, best bale cotton, in the fair awards list
1913-11-05 A. H. Carter was elected to the Court of Honor at Dexter
1914-01-14 Elected director of the Citizens Bank at the stockholders' meeting held Monday
1914-01-14 Elected president of the Citizens Bank at the directors' meeting that night
1914-01-21 Advertised as The Citizens Bank of Dexter with A. H. Carter President, G. M. Hall Vice President, Asa Norman Cashier, and J. I. Moore Assistant Cashier
1914-01-21 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; C. M. Hall is vice president, Asa Norman cashier, and J. J. Moore assistant cashier, per the bank's advertisement
1914-01-21 Named as president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter in the bank's masthead advertisement; Asa Norman listed as cashier, C. M. Hall as vice president, and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier
1914-01-21 With his wife, was in St. Louis this week; attended a meeting of bankers in the city
1914-01-21 Officers of The Citizens Bank of Dexter listed in its 'BANK YOUR SAVINGS' ad: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-01-21 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter in the bank's 'Road to Success / Bank Your Savings' advertisement; officers named with him are C. M. Hall, vice president, Asa Norman, cashier, and J. T. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-01-21 A. H. Carter and wife were in St. Louis this week; Mr. Carter attended a meeting of bankers in the city
1914-01-21 President of The Citizens Bank of Dexter, advertising savings accounts ("Road to Success" / "BANK YOUR SAVINGS"); other officers named: G. M. Hall vice president, Asa Norman cashier, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1914-01-21 President of The Citizens Bank of Dexter, named with G. M. Hall (Vice Pres.), Asa Norman (Cashier) and J. H. Moore (Asst. Cashier) in the bank's 'Road to Success' display ad
1914-01-21 A. H. Carter and wife were in St. Louis this week; Mr. Carter attended a meeting of bankers in the city
1914-01-28 President of The Citizens Bank of Dexter; the bank's "Road to Success" / "Bank Your Savings" ad names A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman as cashier, and J. J. Moore as assistant cashier
1914-01-28 President of The Citizens Bank of Dexter, named in the bank's 'Road to Success' ad ('BANK YOUR SAVINGS'); ad also names Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice President; and J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-02-04 Named as President in The Citizens Bank of Dexter advertisement
1914-02-04 Advertised officers of the Citizens Bank of Dexter: A. H. Carter, President; C. M. Hall, Vice President; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Assistant Cashier; ad urges opening an account with one dollar
1914-02-04 Ad for The Citizens Bank of Dexter names A. H. Carter as President; C. M. Hall is Vice President, Asa Norman Cashier, and J. I. Moore Assistant Cashier
1914-02-04 Named as president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter in its 'Bank Your Savings' advertisement (C. M. Hall, vice president; Asa Norman, cashier; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier); one dollar opens an account
1914-02-04 Savings advertisement for The Citizens Bank of Dexter lists A. H. Carter as president, C. M. Hall as vice president, Asa Norman as cashier, and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier
1914-02-04 A. H. Carter is president of The Citizens Bank of Dexter; other officers named are Asa Norman (Cashier), C. M. Hall (Vice President), and J. I. Moore (Assistant Cashier); account opens with one dollar
1914-02-25 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertisement names A. H. Carter as President, O. M. Hall as Vice President, Asa Norman as Cashier, and J. I. Moore as Assistant Cashier; the ad urges readers to open a bank account with one dollar
1914-02-25 President of The Citizens Bank of Dexter, per its savings advertisement; other officers O. M. Hall, vice president, Asa Norman, cashier, and J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-02-25 Named president of The Citizens Bank of Dexter in the bank's ad; officers listed as A. H. Carter (Pres.), O. M. Hall (Vice Pres.), Asa Norman (Cashier), J. L. Moore (Asst. Cashier)
1914-02-25 A. H. Carter, president of The Citizens Bank of Dexter
1914-02-25 Citizens Bank of Dexter ad names A. H. Carter as president, C. M. Hail as vice president, Asa Norman as cashier, and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier
1914-03-04 A. H. Carter is President of The Citizens Bank of Dexter; officers listed as C. M. Hall Vice Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, J. I. Moore Asst. Cashier
1914-03-04 The Citizens Bank of Dexter advertised 'BANK YOUR SAVINGS'; officers A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-03-18 Cropped bank advertisement naming A. H. Carter as president and C. M. Hall as vice president; bank name cut at right edge of shot (Citize[ns]). Promotes opening a bank account as the path to prosperity
1914-03-25 Citizens' Bank of Dexter advertised: A. H. Carter Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, C. M. Hall Vice Pres., J. I. Moore Asst. Cashier
1914-04-01 The Citizen's Bank of Dexter was reorganized, increasing capital stock from $30,000 to $80,000; A. H. Carter was elected President, C. M. Hall Vice President, Asa Norman Cashier, Jno. I. Moore Assistant Cashier, and Thos. L. Kennedy book-keeper
1914-04-01 The Citizen Bank of Dexter was reorganized with capital stock increased from $30,000 to $80,000; officers elected were A. H. Carter President, C. M. Hall V. Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, Jno. I. Moore Asst. Cashier, and Thos. L. Kennedy book-keeper; directors named in person_other
1914-04-01 A. H. Carter was President of the Citizens' Bank; the bank's advertised officers were A. H. Carter (Pres.), Asa Norman (Cashier), C. M. Hall (Vice Pres.), and J. I. Moore (Asst. Cashier)
1914-04-01 A. H. Carter was elected a director and President of the reorganized Citizen Bank of Dexter, whose capital stock increased from $30,000 to $80,000
1914-04-08 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter; the bank's 'MAKES YOU SYSTEMATIC' ad names A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., and J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-04-08 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter; the bank's advertisement ("MAKES YOU SYSTEMATIC") names Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1914-04-16 President of Citizens' Bank, Dexter, in its 'Makes You Systematic' savings ad; officers Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1914-04-16 Citizens' Bank of Dexter advertised its 'Makes You Systematic' bank-account campaign, naming officers A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1914-04-22 Citizens' Bank advertisement named A. H. Carter as President, Asa Norman as Cashier, C. M. Hall as Vice President, and J. I. Moore as Assistant Cashier
1914-04-22 A. H. Carter and wife and Sam Ulen and wife sold to Louie H. Neal lots 12, 13 and 14, block 13 Dexter, for $2,500
1914-04-22 With wife, and Sam Ulen and wife, conveyed lots 12, 13 and 14, block 13, Dexter, to Louie H. Neal for $2,500; reprinted from the Bloomfield Tribune
1914-04-22 Citizens' Bank 'MAKES YOU SYSTEMATIC' savings advertisement lists A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-04-22 A. H. Carter and wife and Sam Ulen and wife conveyed lots 12, 13 and 14, block 13, Dexter, to Louie H. Neal for $2,500
1914-04-29 Officers of Citizens' Bank named in its 'Makes You Systematic' advertisement: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-04-29 Citizens' Bank advertisement names A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman as cashier, C. M. Hall as vice president, and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier
1914-04-29 Named as Pres. of Citizens' Bank in its 'MAKES YOU SYSTEMATIC' bank-account advertisement; Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall Vice Pres., J. I. Moore Asst. Cashier
1914-04-29 Advertised officers of the Citizens' Bank: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-05-06 Citizens' Bank advertisement names its officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier, urging readers to open a bank account
1914-05-06 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter (other officers C. M. Hall, Asa Norman, J. I. Moore) in the bank's 'MAKES YOU SYSTEMATIC' advertisement
1914-05-06 A. H. Carter is President of the Citizens' Bank, Dexter; other officers: C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-05-06 President of Citizens' Bank in its Dexter savings-account advertisement
1914-05-06 A. H. Carter is named as President of the Citizens' Bank in its savings-account advertisement
1914-05-13 Citizens' Bank ad lists officers A. H. Carter, president; Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; and J. I. Moore, assistant cashier, urging readers to open a bank account
1914-05-13 A. H. Carter, one of two banker-farmers of Dexter, was here a short time Saturday
1914-05-13 Citizens' Bank advertises thrift banking; officers listed as A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., and J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-05-13 A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen, two banker-farmers of Dexter, were in Bloomfield a short time Saturday
1914-05-13 Two banker-farmers of Dexter, Carter and Sam Ulen, were in town a short time Saturday
1914-05-27 President of Citizens' Bank per the bank's advertisement; Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. L. Moore assistant cashier
1914-05-27 President of the Citizens' Bank; other officers named as Asa Norman, cashier, C. M. Hall, vice president, and J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-05-27 Citizens' Bank ad names officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-06-03 Named as president of Citizens' Bank in the bank's 'It Is Sad But True' advertisement
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter and family motored to the Cape, returning today
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens' Bank; officers listed as C. M. Hall, vice president, Asa Norman, cashier, and J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter and family motored to the Cape, returning today
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens' Bank; the bank's ad names C. M. Hall vice president, Asa Norman cashier, and J. L. Moore assistant cashier
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter and family motored to the Cape, returning today
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter and family motored to the Cape, returning today
1914-06-03 A. H. Carter and family motored to the Cape, returning today
1914-06-17 Citizens' Bank ad names A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1914-06-17 A Citizens' Bank advertisement names its officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-06-24 President of Citizens' Bank (ad inviting new accounts); officers Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-06-24 Citizens' Bank advertisement names A. H. Carter, Pres., C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier, and Asa Norman, Cashier
1914-07-01 Citizens' Bank advertised with A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman as cashier, C. M. Hall as vice president, and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier, soliciting accounts
1914-07-01 Citizens' Bank's "It Is Sad But True" advertisement lists its officers as A. H. Carter, president; C. M. Hall, vice president; Asa Norman, cashier; and J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-07-08 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens' Bank (per its 'It Is Sad But True' advertisement); other officers named are C. M. Hall, vice president; Asa Norman, cashier; and J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-07-15 Officers of the Citizens' Bank in the 'It Is Sad But True' ad: Carter president, Norman cashier, Hall vice president, Moore assistant cashier
1914-07-15 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter; the bank's advertised officers are Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-07-29 "Repair The Leak" advertisement urging readers to open a checking account with Citizens' Bank; officers listed as A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., and J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-07-29 Named as president of the Citizens' Bank in a 'Repair The Leak' checking-account advertisement
1914-08-05 Citizens' Bank advertises 'Repair The Leak'; A. H. Carter is president, with Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1914-08-05 Named as president of the Citizens' Bank in its 'Repair The Leak' checking-account advertisement
1914-08-12 Named as President of Citizens' Bank in the Repair The Leak checking-account advertisement; other officers named: C. M. Hail, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-08-12 President of the Citizens' Bank (Dexter) in the "Repair The Leak" checking-account advertisement; Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. L. Moore assistant cashier
1914-08-19 Citizens' Bank ad lists officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-08-26 Citizens' Bank ran a checking-account advertisement naming its officers: A. H. Carter, president; Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-09-23 President of Citizens' Bank, Dexter, in the "Repair The Leak" advertisement; officers named: Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-09-30 Citizens' Bank advertisement headed 'Our Business Relations'; officers listed: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-10-07 A. H. Carter is president of Citizens' Bank (Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier)
1914-10-14 Citizens' Bank ad lists officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier, and pledges strict confidence
1914-10-14 A. H. Carter, administrator of the estate of Miller & Carter (J. N. Miller, deceased), will make final settlement at the next term of the Stoddard County Probate Court to be held at Bloomfield on Nov. 9, 1914
1914-10-14 A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen, executors of the estate of J. N. Miller, deceased, will make final settlement at the next term of the Stoddard County Probate Court to be held at Bloomfield on Nov. 9, 1914
1914-10-21 Citizens' Bank advertisement names its officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-10-21 A. H. Carter, administrator of the estate of Miller & Carter (J. N. Miller, deceased), to make final settlement at the Probate Court, Bloomfield, Nov. 9, 1914
1914-10-21 A. H. Carter, executor of the estate of J. N. Miller, deceased (with Sam Ulen), to make final settlement at the Probate Court, Bloomfield, Nov. 9, 1914
1914-10-28 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter (bank ad also names Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier)
1914-11-04 Officers listed in the Citizens' Bank advertisement: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-11-11 Citizens' Bank ad lists A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-11-18 President of the Citizens' Bank; the bank's ad names officers A. H. Carter (president), Asa Norman (cashier), C. M. Hall (vice president), and J. I. Moore (assistant cashier)
1914-11-25 Citizens' Bank ad: A. H. Carter, president; Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1914-12-02 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter (Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier); the bank solicits patronage on the basis of strict confidence
1914-12-09 Citizens' Bank advertisement 'Our Business Relations': all business entrusted to the bank held in strict confidence; A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1914-12-23 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter; Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. L. Moore assistant cashier; ad pledges strict confidence in business relations
1915-01-06 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter (ad: Only Once — you pay a bill but once when you pay by check); officers named: Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice President; J. I. Moore, Assistant Cashier
1915-01-13 President of the Citizens' Bank, Dexter, in an advertisement for checking accounts; Asa Norman is cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1915-01-27 President of Citizens' Bank; officers listed: A. H. Carter Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, C. M. Hall Vice Pres., J. I. Moore Asst. Cashier
1915-01-28 "Renter and Wage-earner" ad for Citizens Bank of Dexter: A. H. Carter Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, C. M. Hall Vice Pres., J. L. Moore Asst. Cashier
1915-02-10 Officers of Citizens' Bank in a checking-account advertisement: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-02-10 Left for St. Louis with his wife during the week
1915-02-17 Citizens' Bank advertised checking accounts, naming A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1915-02-24 Citizens' Bank of Dexter advertised checking accounts; officers as printed: A. H. Carter, president; C. M. Hall, vice president; Asa Norman, cashier; J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1915-03-10 Citizens' Bank advertisement: A. H. Carter, President; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice President; J. L. Moore, Assistant Cashier
1915-04-07 Citizens' Bank advertised bank accounts; officers listed as A. H. Carter (President), C. M. Hall (Vice President), Asa Norman (Cashier), J. I. Moore (Assistant Cashier)
1915-04-14 A. H. Carter was named as president of the Citizens' Bank in its advertisement
1915-04-21 Citizens' Bank 'A Real Friend' ad urging readers to open a bank account; officers A. H. Carter pres., Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice pres., J. I. Moore asst. cashier
1915-04-21 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clowe, of Dexter, attended the Sunday school rally here Sunday [date from clip_id]
1915-04-21 Parties from Dexter here Sunday at the Sunday school rally: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clowe [date from clip_id]
1915-05-07 The Citizens' Bank of Dexter advertised its officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-05-14 President of Citizens' Bank of Dexter; ad names Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1915-05-14 Transacted business in Bloomfield Monday with Dr. Chas. E. Walters, Sam Ulen and Wm. Ringer
1915-05-21 Citizens' Bank advertisement ('A Real Friend'); officers as printed: A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-05-28 Citizens' Bank advertises for depositors under the heading "A Real Friend"; officers named are A. H. Carter president, C. M. Hall vice president, Asa Norman cashier, and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1915-05-28 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter left Saturday for a visit to Springfield, Mo
1915-06-04 A. H. Carter with Mrs. Carter and their son, Rex, motored to Cape Girardeau Tuesday
1915-06-11 Advertised as president of the Citizens' Bank, Dexter, encouraging children to open savings accounts
1915-06-11 Messrs. A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen motored to the Cape last week's end, returning Sunday morning
1915-06-11 Messrs. A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen motored to the Cape last week's end, returning Sunday morning
1915-06-25 Citizens' Bank advertisement; A. H. Carter, president; Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1915-07-02 Carter is president of the Citizens' Bank, advertising that business entrusted to the bank is held strictly confidential; other officers named are Asa Norman, cashier, C. M. Hall, vice president, and J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1915-07-09 Citizens' Bank ad names officers: A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier; stresses banking business is held strictly confidential
1915-07-16 Citizens' Bank advertisement lists A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman as cashier, C. M. Hall as vice president and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier
1915-07-23 CITIZENS' BANK ad names A. H. Carter as Pres., Ada Norman as Cashier, C. M. Hall as Vice Pres., and J. I. Moore as Asst. Cashier, Dexter
1915-07-23 A. H. Carter and Rex G. Carter, of Dexter, were in town (Sikeston) Tuesday, per the Sikeston Herald column [date from clip_id]
1915-07-30 President of the Citizens' Bank, Dexter, named with C. M. Hall (Vice Pres.), Asa Norman (Cashier) and J. I. Moore (Asst. Cashier) in the bank's advertisement
1915-07-30 A. H. Carter and family spent part of last week with Mrs. Fenetta Sargent Haskel at 'Glen Willen,' her country home in the Ozarks; Sunday they motored down to Arcadia and heard Bishop Hendrix preach at the Methodist Encampment, covering a distance by auto of 497 miles [date from clip_id]
1915-08-06 Citizens' Bank advertisement stresses strictly confidential banking; officers listed as A. H. Carter (president), C. M. Hall (vice president), Asa Norman (cashier), and J. I. Moore (assistant cashier)
1915-08-13 Advertisement for Citizens' Bank lists the officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-08-20 Named as officers of the Citizens' Bank in a savings advertisement: A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1915-08-20 The concrete silo has been completed on A. H. Carter's farm; it is described as a very substantial piece of workmanship
1915-08-20 President of Citizens' Bank, named in its 'What Shall it Profit a Man' advertisement
1915-08-27 Citizens' Bank advertisement: A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-08-27 A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen, two of Dexter's most prominent and active business men, were here Monday
1915-08-27 Citizens' Bank ad ('What Shall it Profit a Man'); A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-08-27 A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen, two of Dexter's most prominent and active business men, were here Monday [date from clip_id]
1915-08-27 Deed: A. H. & B. G. Carter & Sam & Dora Ulen to G. W. Wedel — lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7, blk 0, Matthew's add., Dudley, $1,000 [date from clip_id]
1915-09-03 Citizens' Bank of Dexter advertises savings under officers A. H. Carter (Pres.), Asa Norman (Cashier), C. M. Hall (Vice Pres.) and J. I. Moore (Asst. Cashier)
1915-09-10 Citizens' Bank advertisement naming A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, and J. L. Moore assistant cashier
1915-09-17 President of the Citizens' Bank, Dexter (officers: Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier); bank advertising thrift under the headline 'What Shall it Profit a Man'
1915-09-17 They have been busy this week filling the silo on the A. H. Carter farm [date from clip_id]
1915-09-24 Citizens' Bank of Dexter ran its 'What Shall it Profit a Man' savings ad naming A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-10-01 President of the Citizens' Bank; advertisement names Asa Norman as cashier, C. M. Hall as vice president and J. I. Moore as assistant cashier
1915-10-01 A. H. Carter, the live business wire of Dexter, was here last week end [date from clip_id]
1915-10-01 A. H. Carter, the live business wire of Dexter, was here last week's end [date from clip_id]
1915-10-08 President of the Citizens' Bank of Dexter; officers listed: Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1915-10-22 John Luther and family moved onto A. H. Carter's farm last week [date from clip_id]
1915-10-29 A Citizens' Bank advertisement names A. H. Carter as president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president and J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1915-11-05 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; the bank's 'Old Bull Tongue Plow' advertisement urges farmers to carry money in bank rather than pocket (other officers: Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier)
1915-11-12 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. J. Moore assistant cashier. The bank's ad, headlined 'The Old Bull Tongue Plow,' urges farmers to deposit their money in the bank
1915-11-19 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter
1915-11-26 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter (Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. L. Moore assistant cashier), advertising bank deposits against old-time money habits
1915-12-10 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, featured in the bank's 'Renter and Wage-earner' savings advertisement; cashier Asa Norman
1916-01-28 Was in Bloomfield Tuesday to attend the funeral of D. S. Crumb
1916-02-04 Was in St. Louis this week with Sam Ulen [date from clip_id]
1916-02-11 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter were in St. Louis last week
1916-02-18 Bank officers named in a Citizens Bank of Dexter advertisement: A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1916-03-03 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, advertised as doing its share in the growth and development of the community with all funds loaned at home; Asa Norman is cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1916-03-03 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter and son of Dexter came up Saturday to look after some tax matters [date from clip_id]
1916-03-10 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; bank advertisement: Your Money in this Strong Bank does its share in the growth and development of this community
1916-03-17 Citizens Bank of Dexter officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1916-03-24 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertises that all of its funds are loaned at home in the interest of this locality; A. H. Carter, Pres., C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1916-03-31 Advertisement for the Citizens Bank of Dexter: A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier; all funds loaned at home in the interest of the locality
1916-03-31 Was in St. Louis on business Monday
1916-04-07 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertises: A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1916-04-14 A. H. Carter and Sam Ulen, both reliable business men of Dexter, were in Bloomfield Tuesday
1916-04-21 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; ad lists C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, and J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1916-05-05 Advertised the Citizens Bank of Dexter ('Your Money in this Strong Bank does its share in the growth and development of this community'); officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1916-05-12 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; also listed are Asa Norman (cashier), C. M. Hall (vice president), and J. I. Moore (assistant cashier)
1916-05-19 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertisement naming its officers, urging readers to pay all bills by check to avoid the possibility of loss
1916-05-26 Citizens Bank of Dexter officers advertised "The Risk You Run," urging customers to pay all bills by check
1916-06-16 Citizens Bank of Dexter ad names A. H. Carter president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1916-06-23 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter (ad headed The Risk You Run); Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1916-07-14 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertises its community banking services; A. H. Carter is president, Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. L. Moore assistant cashier
1916-09-01 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, advertising harvest credit services; officers listed as Asa Norman, cashier, C. M. Hall, vice president, and J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1916-09-15 A. H. Carter is named as President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter in its 'HARVEST' ad urging farmers to establish credit there
1916-09-22 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertised; officers listed as A. H. Carter pres., C. M. Hall vice pres., Asa Norman cashier, J. I. Moore asst. cashier
1916-09-22 A. H. Carter returned from a business trip to Chicago, last week's end
1916-11-03 A. H. Carter is president of Citizens Bank of Dexter (Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice-president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier)
1916-11-10 Citizens Bank of Dexter bank ad names A. H. Carter as Pres., Asa Norman as Cashier, C. M. Hall as Vice Pres., and J. I. Moore as Asst. Cashier
1916-11-17 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, advertising household checking accounts
1916-12-01 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertises 'Take Care of You'; officers listed: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1916-12-08 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, advertised under the Take Care of You credit pitch
1916-12-15 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, whose advertisement promises, "We'll take care of you"
1916-12-22 Christmas-season advertisement for the Citizens Bank of Dexter; officers named: president A. H. Carter, vice president C. M. Hall, cashier Asa Norman, assistant cashier J. L. Moore
1917-01-04 Named as President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter in its display advertisement (capital and surplus $90,000.00)
1917-01-05 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter, sending its "1917 Greeting" ad
1917-01-08 Annual meeting of Citizens Bank of Dexter stockholders to be held Monday, January 8th, 1917, at 9 o'clock a.m. closing at 4 o'clock p.m., for electing directors; A. H. Carter, President; Asa Normon, Cashier
1917-01-08 Re-elected to the board of directors of the Citizens Bank of Dexter for 1917 at the stockholders meeting last Monday (Jan. 8); the new board meets to organize and elect officers
1917-01-11 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter (capital and surplus $90,000.00), as named in the bank's 'Something Better Than Cash' advertisement
1917-01-11 At a meeting of the new directors elected of the Citizens Bank of Dexter last Thursday night, A H Carter was elected president
1917-01-18 A. H. Carter, President. Named officer of the Citizens Bank of Dexter (capital and surplus $90,000.00) in the bank's 'Something Better Than Cash' ad: 'WE CAN ALWAYS TAKE CARE OF GOOD LOANS'
1917-01-19 A. H. Carter, president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; 'A BANK BOOK' ad
1917-01-25 Named as President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter in its display advertisement (capital and surplus $90,000.00)
1917-01-26 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter (A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, Vice Pres.; J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier)
1917-02-02 President of the Citizens Bank of Dexter per its 'A Bank Book' advertisement; officers named: Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice president; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1917-02-16 Officers of the Citizens Bank of Dexter: A. H. Carter, president; Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice-president; J. L. Moore, assistant cashier
1917-03-02 Ad for the Citizens Bank of Dexter headlined 'A BANK BOOK'; officers named as A. H. Carter president, C. M. Hall vice-president, Asa Norman cashier, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1917-03-16 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter; Asa Norman cashier, C. M. Hall vice president, J. I. Moore assistant cashier
1917-03-23 A. H. Carter is president of the Citizens Bank of Dexter (Asa Norman, cashier; C. M. Hall, vice pres.; J. I. Moore, asst. cashier)
1917-03-29 President, Citizens Bank of Dexter; capital and surplus $90,000
1917-03-30 Citizens Bank of Dexter advertisement: A. H. Carter, president; C. M. Hall, vice president; Asa Norman, cashier; J. I. Moore, assistant cashier; "With a substantial balance to your credit, is your balance wheel in any business"
1917-04-13 'Parties who have been dynamiting the Carter ditch near A. H. Carter's farm are hereby cautioned to refrain or risk prosecution. Look out!'
1917-04-20 'Citizens Bank of Dexter. A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier.'
1917-04-26 Citizens Bank of Dexter: A. H. Carter, President. Capital and surplus $90,000.00
1917-05-03 Citizens Bank of Dexter: A. H. Carter, President. Capital and surplus $90,000.00. WE CAN ALWAYS TAKE CARE OF GOOD LOANS
1917-05-11 Ad 'Your Best Friend Is Your Banker': Citizens Bank of Dexter. A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1917-05-18 Ad reprinted in this issue: 'Your Best Friend Is Your Banker' — Citizens Bank of Dexter; A. H. Carter, Pres., Asa Norman, Cashier, C. M. Hall, Vice Pres., J. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1917-05-18 Left Wednesday for Vicksburg, Miss., and Louisiana on business
1917-05-25 Officers of the Citizens Bank of Dexter: Carter President, Asa Norman Cashier, C. M. Hall Vice President, J. I. Moore Assistant Cashier
1917-06-08 A. H. Carter received a shipment of 30 full-blood Holstein calves from Wisconsin last week, and added them to his already fine herd
1917-06-22 Citizens Bank of Dexter ad: A. H. Carter Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, C. M. Hall Vice Pres., J. I. Moore Asst. Cashier
1917-07-06 President, Citizens Bank of Dexter (advertisement)
1917-07-20 President, Citizens Bank of Dexter ('Who's Your Banker?' ad)
1918-04-19 President, Citizens Bank of Dexter ('On Sound Basis After the War' ad); Asa Norman cashier; C. M. Hall vice pres.; J. L. Moore asst. cashier
1918-04-19 Renewal of Dexter Statesman subscription ('Still We Grow')
1920-02-13 Was in St. Louis Wednesday
1920-02-13 A. H. and Mrs. Carter left yesterday for Marion, Alabama, where Mrs. Carter will spend a few weeks with their son, Rex, who is in school there; Mr. Carter goes on to Oklahoma City, Okla., on business
1920-03-26 Sold to O. L. Brannan his 270-acre farm near Dexter last Saturday; one of the finest farms in Southeast Missouri
1920-03-26 Last Saturday sold his 270-acre farm near Dexter to O. L. Branam; called one of the finest farms in Southeast Missouri
1920-04-30 A. H. Carter gave a brief address at the Dexter Chamber of Commerce organization banquet at Odd Fellows Hall, on the need for a live business organization in the city
1920-07-09 Eleven business men (A. H. Carter, Sam Ulen, M. T. Minton, F. R. Carney, John I. Moore, Lee Williams, J. W. McColgan, J. M. Keenia, all of Dexter; Henry Hyslop and A. C. Spiker of Bloomfield; Jake Miller, prominent farmer near Dexter) formed a partnership to prospect oil leases; contracted with F. L. Harris, long-time operator of the Allen County, Kentucky fields, to drill a 3,500-foot well within 60 days. Modern machinery shipped, work to begin at once; exact location not yet settled
1920-07-16 Party to the July 2 contract forming the Dexter Oil and Gas Company (doing business under that firm name) for a test oil well near Dexter; machinery to be on the ground within sixty days. Company had secured leases on about 16,000 acres to test whether oil in paying quantities lies beneath Stoddard County soil
1920-07-16 A. H. Carter went to St. Louis on business Wednesday
1920-08-27 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter were in Gideon on Wednesday
1920-08-27 A. H. Carter of Dexter named a member of the Stoddard County Advisory Board of the Salvation Army at the Monday night organization meeting
1920-09-17 "Wealth That Works" ad: "One Dollar Starts an Account" -- The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri; officers A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, V. Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; Jno. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1920-09-24 A. H. Carter is President of The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri
1920-09-24 A. H. Carter went to Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas, on business this week
1920-10-15 A. H. Carter returned Monday from a business trip to Okmulgee, Okla
1920-10-15 The Citizens Bank, Dexter, 'Wealth That Works' / 'One Dollar Starts an Account' advertisement; officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; C. M. Hall, V. Pres.; Jno. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1920-10-22 Democrats who have not contributed to the campaign fund are asked to leave their contribution with A. H. Carter (or Major C. A. Crane, or Judge J. L. Fort), who will forward it to headquarters
1920-10-29 President of the Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri ('Wealth That Works'; 'One Dollar Starts an Account')
1920-11-05 President, The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri ('One Dollar Starts an Account')
1920-11-26 Pres., The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri ('Wealth That Works' ad)
1920-12-10 President, The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri. Ad: 'Wealth That Works — One Dollar Starts an Account.'
1920-12-24 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter were in St. Louis the latter part of last week
1921-01-14 Named as President of The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri, in bank advertisement
1921-01-21 The Citizens Bank of Dexter, Missouri advertises life insurance and interest-bearing savings accounts; A. H. Carter, president; C. M. Hall, vice-president; Asa Norman, cashier; Jno. I. Moore, assistant cashier
1921-01-28 Returned Thursday morning from business trips to St. Louis and Ft. Worth, Texas
1921-01-28 The Citizens Bank of Dexter advertises 'Is Your Life Insured?' life insurance and interest-bearing savings accounts; officers A. H. Carter president, C. M. Hall vice-president, Asa Norman cashier, Jno. I. Moore assistant cashier
1921-01-28 A. H. Carter left Thursday evening for St. Louis, called there by the serious illness of his brother, Robert Carter
1921-02-04 A. H. Carter is President of The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri ('To Young Men' life-insurance savings ad)
1921-02-11 Officers of The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri, listed in the 'To Young Men' display ad: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, V. Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; Jno. L. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1921-02-18 A. H. Carter is in Mississippi this week on business, accompanied by Mrs. Carter
1921-02-18 The Citizens Bank of Dexter advertises its services with A. H. Carter named as president
1921-02-25 Named as President of The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Mo., in the 'To Young Men' bank advertisement
1921-03-04 The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri advertisement naming officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; C. M. Hall, V. Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; Jno. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier ('Where do You Stand')
1921-03-25 The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri display ad: A. H. Carter Pres., C. M. Hall V. Pres., Asa Norman Cashier, Jno. L. Moore Asst. Cashier
1921-04-08 The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri advertisement naming officers: A. H. Carter, Pres.; G. M. Hall, V. Pres.; Asa Norman, Cashier; Jno. I. Moore, Asst. Cashier
1921-04-29 President of The Citizens Bank, Dexter, Missouri, as named in the bank's mortgage-insurance advertisement
1922-04-14 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter left for St. Louis Tuesday, thence to a house party at Mountain (item cut off at bottom of shot)
1923-03-02 A. H. Carter returned yesterday from a trip to Florida and other Southern points
1923-06-22 The Dexter school board accepted the offer of A. H. Carter of three city blocks on the south side of the Chautauqua Addition as the site for the new high school building; a gift of at least $5,000 to the school district's assets
1924-04-04 Three barns on A. H. Carter's farms suffered great damage in the March 28, 1924 tornado
1924-08-15 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter came down from St. Louis, Wednesday; he returned this week, but she remains to visit friends
1925-02-06 A. H. Carter was in Dexter yesterday, here from St. Louis
1926-04-30 Owner of the Chautauqua addition lots; appointed Homer A. Morgan sales agent
1926-06-25 A. H. Carter was in Dexter this week and went to Springfield on business
1926-11-26 The Citizens Bank of Dexter, organized Feb 25, 1903 with $20,000 capital now $80,000, moved into its remodeled new quarters; first president J. N. (Bud) Miller and cashier Asa Norman both now deceased; remodeling began June 23 and finished Nov 18
1927-04-08 A. H. Carter of St. Louis was in Dexter the first of the week looking after his business interests here
1928-07-13 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter of St. Louis arrived yesterday to visit friends and relatives in Dexter
1930-07-04 Renewed subscription; St. Louis
1930-08-22 A. H. Carter was here last week's end and transferred his interest in the Dexter Hardware Company's building, the lot back of it and the room occupied by Glenn Drug Company to Sam Ulen for a cash consideration; attorneys Chas. Liles, M. Walker Cooper and Wallace Morgan named (item cut off at column break)
1930-09-26 A 75-ton car of agricultural limestone costing $1.60 per ton was shipped into Dexter this week by A. H. Carter to be used on his farm west of the High School, which is run by R. C. Tracer; total cost $120.00 f.o.b. Dexter; 22 tons of this material will be used on a 7 acre field
1931-07-10 A. H. Carter of St. Louis is the guest of relatives and friends here this week
1942-04-02 A. H. Carter: 'More beans ... Carter has oats' (for sale)

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