allstun, earl
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Allstun, Earl; Earl Allstun
- Record count
- 15
- Sources
- census-1900,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Essex; Richland; Richland Township
- First event date
- 1920-03-05
- Last event date
- 1942-05-07
Timeline — 15 events
- 1920-03-05 Richland Township. Drawn as petit juror (alternate panel) for the March term of the Circuit Court, Richland Township Quote: "PETIT JURORS FOR MARCH TERM"
- 1920-06-18 Essex. Took up as stray at his Frisco farm about June 7 one male Poland-China hog weighing 225 pounds; owner may recover by proving property and paying costs and damages Quote: "At my Frisco farm, about June 7, one male Poland-China hog, weight 225 pounds."
- 1920-07-16 Essex. Taken up astray at his Frisco farm about June 7: one male Poland-China hog, weight 125 pounds; owner may recover by proving property and paying costs and damages Quote: "At my Frisco farm, about June 7, one male Poland-China hog, weight 125 pounds."
- 1922-04-21 Essex. For sale: Single Comb Dark Brown Leghorn eggs, $1.25 per 15, $5.00 per hundred; Earl Allstun, Essex, Mo
- 1922-05-12 Essex. For-sale classified: Brown Leghorn chickens at $1.35 per 15, offered by Earl Allstun, Essex, Mo Quote: "FOR SALE: Brown Leghorn $1.35 per 15; EARL ALLSTUN, Essex, Mo."
- 1924-02-01 His barn with all his farm machinery and about six tons of hay was destroyed last Tuesday night about ten o'clock by a fire of unknown but apparently incendiary origin; loss about $1500 with six or seven hundred dollars insurance; the second barn to burn on this farm in seven years Quote: "Fire of u…
- 1928-09-14 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Allstun and Miss Mattye Kirby were here from Essex Tuesday on a shopping tour Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Allstun. Quote: "Mrs. Earl Allstun and Miss Mattye Kirby were here from Essex Tuesday on a shopping tour."
- 1930-02-28 Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allstun and Raymond and Frank Hadler spent Tuesday in Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Allstun; Raymond Hadler; Frank Hadler. Quote: ""Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allstun and Raymond and Frank Hadler spent Tuesday in Bloomfield""
- 1930-12-12 Essex. Subscription renewal (renewal list of 27) Quote: "we received renewals from the following old subscribers"
- 1931-04-14 Essex. Earl Allstun of Essex was summoned to serve on the grand jury and came to town Tuesday; he is said to be the first farmer in the county heard of to finish planting corn, operating one of the good farms and planting 80 acres of corn. (Reprinted from the Bloomfield Tribune.) Quote: "the first f…
- 1931-11-13 Essex. Earl Allstun, of Essex, received a new Ford 1-1/2-ton truck from O. G. Edwards Motor Co. this week Co-mentioned: O. G. Edwards Motor Co.. Quote: "delivered a new Ford 1-1/2-ton truck to Earl Allstun, of Essex, this week"
- 1942-02-05 Essex, MO. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allstun and family of Catron; visited Betty Hux.
- 1942-04-02 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allstun and children of Catron visited home folks Sunday
- 1942-04-30 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allstun and daughter Betty Earl of Catron spent Sunday with Mrs. Allstun's mother Mrs. Betty Hux
- 1942-05-07 Mrs. Earl Allstun of Catron visited her mother Mrs. Betty Hux this week
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