hunt, james
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- Name variants
- Hunt, James;JAMES HUNT;James Hunt;James Hunt - Father (cert of Dorothy E. Jarrell);James Hunt - Father (cert of Francis Nelson Hunt);James Hunt, Dudley Mo - Informant (cert of Nelson D. Hunt);Jas Hunt;Jas. Hunt
- Record count
- 189
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1920,death_certs,life_events,v2_names,court_cases
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Campbell; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dudley,Mo.; Liberty; Liberty Township; Mo; Poplar Bluff; Sikeston; St. Louis; St. Louis,MO,Bloomfield; Campbell; Dexter; Essex; Malden; St. Louis; Stoddard County MO; the Cape
- First event date
- (undated)
- Last event date
- 1942-04-30
Timeline — 189 events
- (undated) Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Co. advertises 'Nu-Grape,' a flavor bottled by the company Quote: "Bottled by JAMES HUNT BOTTLING CO."
- (undated) Dexter. Oak barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at James Hunt Bottling Works Quote: "Oak Barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at JAMES HUNT BOTTLING WORKS."
- (undated) Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Co. runs a 'HOWDY' contest for children over twelve years of age; three cases of Howdy go to the best answers, due by February 25th; winners' pictures shown at Weeks Theatre Co-mentioned: James Hunt Bottling Co.. Quote: ""HOWDY" contest for children over twelve years of a…
- (undated) Dexter. Treasurer of Liberty Township; 6 months rent of City Hall ($50) Quote: "James Hunt Treas. Liberty Twp., 6 months rent of City Hall"
- (undated) Dexter. James Hunt, at the Township Building, Dexter, offers a $900.00 Electric National cash register for $500.00 and an Electric Burrough's adding and bookkeeping machine Quote: "$900.00 Electric National Cash Register for $500.00"
- (undated) Dexter. James Hunt is listed in the Statesman's Directory as Mayor of Dexter Quote: "Statesman's Directory CITY GOVERNMENT"
- (undated) Dexter. Notice of the general election of the City of Dexter, Missouri, to be held Tuesday, April 7, 1925, for one alderman from each of Wards 1, 2 and 3; signed James Hunt, Mayor, and J. I. Moore, Clerk Co-mentioned: J. I. Moore. Quote: "Notice is hereby given that the general election of the City…
- (undated) Dexter. Dexter city ordinance prohibiting geese, ducks, chickens, turkeys and other fowls running at large within the city limits, passed July 6, 1925; violators deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and fined not less than five nor more than twenty-five dollars; signed James Hunt, Mayor, attested J. I. Mo…
- (undated) Dexter. The Dexter Board of Aldermen passed an ordinance regulating motor-vehicle operation (U-turns prohibited on Stoddard Street at the Locust and Walnut intersections); passed and approved July 20, 1925; James Hunt, Mayor; H. E. West, City Clerk; first published July 3, 1925 Co-mentioned: H. E. W…
- (undated) Dexter. Notice is given to the qualified voters of the City of Dexter that the city election will be held on the fifth (5th) day of April, 1927, to elect one Alderman for a term of two years in each of Ward No. 1, Ward No. 2, and Ward No. 3; James Hunt, Mayor; H. E. West, Clerk Co-mentioned: H. E. W…
- (undated) Dexter. Notice of City Election: election in the City of Dexter on the 6th day of April, 1926 — Mayor, City Collector, Marshal, Aldermen from Wards 1, 2, 3, City Assessor, Police Judge, each for a term of two years. H. E. West, Clerk; James Hunt, Mayor Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "An election w…
- (undated) Liberty Township. James Hunt, incumbent trustee of Liberty Township, announces as candidate to succeed himself, subject to the election of March 31 Quote: "the name of James Hunt, incumbent, in the office of Trustee of Liberty Township, as candidate to succeed himself"
- (undated) Liberty Township. James Hunt is announced as a candidate for Township Trustee of Liberty Township in the township election to be held Tuesday, March 31, 1925 Quote: "FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE-- Liberty Township: JAMES HUNT"
- (undated) Dexter. Announced as a candidate for mayor in the City Election of Dexter, Missouri, to be held Tuesday, April 6th, 1926 Quote: "The Statesman is authorized to announce the persons named below as candidates for the office under which their name may be found."
- (undated) Liberty Township. Jas. Hunt is in St. Louis today representing Liberty Township before the State Highway Commission Quote: "representing Liberty Township before the State Highway Commission."
- (undated) St. Louis. Mayor and Mrs. Jas. Hunt and Mrs. Clarence Creek are taking in the St. Louis Exposition this week Co-mentioned: Clarence Creek.
- 1907-10-02 Stoddard County MO. land case: Jas. Hunt vs. Edw. Weber; cause Land; Decree for Pltf Co-mentioned: Edw. Weber. Quote: "Hunt, Jas. Edw. Weber, etal Land Decree for Pltf V 461 2 Oct 1"
- 1911-01-18 Dexter. Jas. Hunt, 'our hustling bottling works man,' has bought Mrs. Amanda Liles's building on Stoddard street, and has opened up his work therein Co-mentioned: Mrs. Amanda Liles. Quote: ""has bought Mrs. Amanda Liles building on Stoddard street""
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Accommodation (chairman) committee. Fellow members: Rev. Grace, Dr. Will Smith, F. M. Norman, Henry Hyslop, T. J. Hill Quote: "Accommodation: James Hunt, chairman, Rev. Grace, Dr. Will Smith, F. M. Norman, Henry Hyslo…
- 1913-06-18 Dexter. Jas. Hunt's family entertained Clyde Hunt and wife, of Bloomfield, last Friday Co-mentioned: Clyde Hunt. Quote: "Clyde Hunt and wife, of Bloomfield were the guests of Jas. Hunt's and R. L. Ladd's families last Friday."
- 1914-03-04 Poplar Bluff. James Hunt was in Poplar Bluff yesterday to attend a meeting of the S. E. Missouri Bottlers' Association Co-mentioned: S. E. Missouri Bottlers' Association. Quote: "to attend a meeting of the S. E. Missouri Bottlers' Association."
- 1914-03-18 Essex. Jas. Hunt was in Essex on business yesterday Quote: "Jas. Hunt was in Essex on business yesterday."
- 1914-07-01 Essex. The bottling man, of Dexter; was over between trains Monday morning (Essex Notes) Quote: "Jas. Hunt, the bottling man, of Dexter, was over between trains Monday morning."
- 1914-07-22 Sikeston. Of the Dexter Bottling Works; attended to business in Sikeston, Wednesday Co-mentioned: Dexter Bottling Works. Quote: "James Hunt, of the Dexter Bottling Works, attended to business in Sikeston, Wednesday."
- 1914-09-02 Essex. Was over between trains Monday morning Quote: "Jas. Hunt was over between trains Monday morning."
- 1914-10-14 St. Louis. Jas. Hunt was in St. Louis Sunday with Dr. J. Will Smith, Wm. Ringer and others Co-mentioned: Dr. J. Will Smith; Wm. Ringer. Quote: "Jas. Hunt, Dr. J. Will Smith, Wm. Ringer and others were in St. Louis, Sunday"
- 1915-01-14 Essex. Jas. Hunt was in Essex Monday
- 1915-03-24 Dexter. Soda pop manufacturer of Dexter; purchased the machinery and fixtures of the Crescent Bottling Co. and will operate this summer as the Maiden Bottling Works; building 20x30 erected west of the Green Hotel Quote: "James Hunt, the soda pop manufacturer of Dexter, has purchased the machinery an…
- 1915-04-07 Bloomfield. Jas. Hunt, the Dexter soda water man, was in our city Wednesday
- 1915-05-07 Dexter. James Hunt manufactured Hunt's Soda Water in Dexter (phone 3): 'Drink Hunt's Soda Water.' Quote: "DRINK HUNT'S SODA WATER. MANUFACTURED BY JAMES HUNT, DEXTER, MISSOURI, PHONE 3"
- 1915-05-07 Dexter. James Hunt manufactures Hunt's Soda Water at Dexter; phone 3 [date from clip_id] Quote: "DRINK HUNT'S SODA WATER"
- 1915-05-14 Dexter. Manufactures Hunt's Soda Water at his bottling works; Dexter, Missouri, phone 3 Quote: "DRINK HUNT'S SODA WATER - MANUFACTURED BY JAMES HUNT"
- 1915-05-14 Dexter. Manufacturer of Hunt's Soda Water, Dexter, Missouri; phone 3 Quote: "DRINK HUNT'S SODA WATER"
- 1915-08-13 Malden; Campbell. Made his regular business trip to Malden and Campbell Monday Quote: "made his regular business trip to Malden and Campbell Monday"
- 1915-09-24 Bloomfield. James Hunt, a real live business man of Dexter, was here Tuesday after Bert Brannock, who will work for him as bottler at his soda water works Co-mentioned: Bert Brannock.
- 1915-09-24 Dexter. James Hunt, Dexter businessman, hired Ben Brannock to work for him as bottler at his soda water works in Dexter Co-mentioned: Ben Brannock. Quote: "will work for him as bottler at his soda water works"
- 1916-04-14 the Cape. In the Coca-Cola Co. injunction suit vs. A. R. Beard in Judge Dyer's court at the Cape last Monday, Judge Dyer agreed with local bottler Jas. Hunt's contention and perpetuated the injunction minus the objectionable clause against dealers using anything of the drink's color or resembling it…
- 1917-01-25 Dexter. James Hunt has been elected president of the Southeast Missouri Bottlers Association, an unsolicited honor given in recognition of the fact that Hunt manufactures the best grade of soft drinks in this section, which embraces a portion of two states
- 1918-04-19 Dexter. Renewal of Dexter Statesman subscription ('Still We Grow')
- 1921-01-07 Dexter. Jas. Hunt has remodelled the [?] and roof of his bottling works, a decided improvement of the building
- 1921-01-21 Liberty Township. James Hunt was announced as a candidate for Township Commissioner of Liberty Township, subject to the voters at the next election Quote: "JAMES HUNT"
- 1921-01-28 Liberty Township. James Hunt announced as candidate for Township Treasurer of Liberty Township at the next election Quote: "For Township Treasurer: JAMES HUNT"
- 1921-02-04 Liberty Township. James Hunt was announced as a candidate for Township Treasurer of Liberty Township, subject to the action of the voters at the next election Quote: "We are authorized to announce the following candidates for election to office subject to the action of the voters at the next electio…
- 1921-02-11 Liberty Township. Announced as candidate for For Township Treasurer of Liberty Township, subject to the vote at the next electionJames Hunt
- 1921-02-18 Announced candidates for election of Liberty Township: Commissioner S. (Fooster) McCulley, John W. Edwards, Leslie Fuqua; Treasurer James Hunt, Chas. M. Corlies; Clerk-Assessor Homer R. West, Jas. H. Kilmer; Collector Alvin Smyth of Pyle Quote: "We are authorized to announce the following candidates…
- 1921-02-25 St. Louis. Returned Thursday from a business trip to St. Louis Quote: "Jas. Hunt returned Thursday from a business trip to St. Louis."
- 1921-02-25 Dexter. Announced candidate for Township Treasurer, Liberty Township, subject to the voters at the next election Quote: "JAMES HUNT"
- 1921-03-04 Liberty Township. Announced as a candidate for Township Treasurer at the next election of Liberty Township, Stoddard County, subject to the action of the voters Quote: "For Township Treasurer"
- 1921-03-11 Liberty Township. Announced candidate for Township Treasurer, Liberty Township
- 1921-03-18 Liberty Township. Announced as a candidate for election subject to the action of the voters at the next election of Liberty Township: For Township Treasurer
- 1921-03-25 Liberty Township. Announced candidate for Township Treasurer of Liberty Township at the next township election Quote: ""For Township Treasurer:""
- 1921-04-01 Liberty Township. Liberty Township election Mar 29 1921; candidate for Treasurer and Trustee; 735 votes total (Bernie 121, Pyle 4, Powe 4, Ward 1 404, Ward 2 252)
- 1921-10-14 Liberty Twp. Liberty Township Trustee praised for devoting a great deal of his time to the township's road work, even slighting his own business interests for the benefit of the township Quote: "on the part of Jas. Hunt, Township Trustee, and the cooperation of his commissioners"
- 1922-05-05 St. Louis. James Hunt and Charles Lire went to St. Louis and Alton Wednesday on a business trip Co-mentioned: Charles Lire. Quote: "James Hunt and Charles Lire went to St. Louis and Alton, Wednesday on a business trip."
- 1924-02-22 Dexter. James Hunt is announced as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Dexter, subject to the will of the voters at the regular city election; he has been twice elected township trustee Quote: "JAMES HUNT FOR MAYOR OF DEXTER"
- 1924-03-14 Liberty Township. As trustee of Liberty Township, certified the 1923-1924 township financial statement of receipts and disbursements as true and correct; subscribed and sworn before notary public Duncan C. Steele on Feb. 23, 1924 Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "We hereby certify that the above is…
- 1924-03-28 Dexter. Announced as candidate for Mayor; the City election, April 1, 1924 Co-mentioned: Cicero A. Crane.
- 1924-04-04 Dexter. James Hunt elected mayor of Dexter with 580 votes against C. A. Crane's 289 in the April 1, 1924 city election Quote: "For Mayor-- James Hunt 580 ... C. A. Crane 289"
- 1924-04-04 Dexter. James Hunt thanks through the editor the voters who gave him their vote and influence last Tuesday, when he was elected Mayor of Dexter, and will endeavor to show their confidence was not misplaced Quote: "when I was elected Mayor of Dexter. I will endeavor to show them their confidence was…
- 1924-05-09 Dexter. James Hunt took oath of office as Mayor of Dexter at the city government meeting Monday night Quote: "The following took oath of office: Mayor, James Hunt"
- 1924-05-23 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt proclaimed Friday, May 30, 1924, a holiday in Dexter for National Decoration Day and asked all citizens to observe it, including the decoration of soldiers' graves in the City Cemetery Quote: "I, James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter, do hereby proclaim the said day as a holiday"
- 1924-06-27 Liberty Township. James Hunt, trustee, signed with township clerk R. E. West the published Liberty Township school fund balances Co-mentioned: R. E. West. Quote: "JAMES HUNT Trustee"
- 1924-08-15 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt delivered the Address of Welcome to the editors of Southeast Missouri and their compatriots visiting Dexter for the press association meeting Quote: "Mayor James Hunt delivers the Address of Welcome"
- 1924-09-12 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt's proclamation: all business places of Dexter to close 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, September 12, 1924, for Defense Day; program from 1:30 p.m.: school parade, military parade under Capt. K. D. Egan, addresses, high school chorus, community singing, band music, and a baseball ga…
- 1924-10-03 Liberty Township. James Hunt, trustee, reported $6,635.31 received from the state in 1924 for the rural schools of Liberty Township, with per-district amounts (Dist. 92 Dickerson School $612.15 highest; Dist. 85 Cypress School $98.92 lowest) Quote: "Amount received from the state in 1924 ... $6,635.…
- 1924-11-14 Dexter. Hon. James Hunt, mayor of Dexter and trustee of Liberty Township, also a bottler of sweetened Zephyrs, attended a national meeting of his compatriots in the crime of bottling up humanity at Louisville, Ky., last week, returning Wednesday with the impression that Dexter women are prettier tha…
- 1925-02-06 Dexter. Mayor Jas. Hunt attended a Batters meeting in St. Louis a few days last week Quote: "Mayor Jas. Hunt attended a Batters meeting in St. Louis a few days last week."
- 1925-02-13 Liberty Township. James Hunt is announced as a candidate for Township Trustee of Liberty Township in the township election to be held Tuesday, March 31, 1925 Quote: "The Statesman is authorized to announce the following candidates"
- 1925-03-06 Liberty Township. James Hunt is a candidate for Township Trustee of Liberty Township in the township election to be held Tuesday, March 31, 1925 Quote: "FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE— Liberty Township: James Hunt"
- 1925-04-03 Dexter. James Hunt, Mayor of the City of Dexter, proclaimed Friday and Saturday, April 10 and 11, as cleanup days in the city; residents are to put rubbish in boxes and barrels in the alleys back of their homes for the city to remove; attested by John I. Moore, City Clerk Quote: "I, James Hunt, Mayo…
- 1925-04-03 Liberty Township. James Hunt elected Trustee of Liberty Township with 1,112 votes (Ward 1 344, Ward 2 313, Bernie 252, Powe 57, Pyle 146); a light vote was polled and the election passed without special incident Quote: "RESULTS OF THE TOWNSHIP ELECTION"
- 1925-04-03 Dexter. Notice of general election of the City of Dexter, Missouri, to be held Tuesday, April 7, 1925, for election of one alderman each from Ward No. 1, Ward No. 2 and Ward No. 3; James Hunt, mayor; J. I. Moore, clerk Co-mentioned: J. I. Moore. Quote: "the general election of the City of Dexter, Mi…
- 1925-04-10 Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Co. advertises 'Nu-Grape,' a flavor you can't forget Co-mentioned: Hunt Bottling Co.. Quote: "Drink 'Nu-Grape' a flavor you can't forget. Bottled by JAMES HUNT BOTTLING CO."
- 1925-05-22 James Hunt spent a few days in St. Louis last week Quote: "James Hunt spent a few days in St. Louis last week."
- 1925-06-26 Dexter. The James Hunt Bottling Co. advertises 'Nu-Grape,' 'a flavor you can't forget.' Quote: "Bottled by JAMES HUNT BOTTLING CO"
- 1925-07-31 Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Co. advertised "Nu-Grape" flavor Quote: "'Drink "Nu-Grape" a flavor you can't forget. Bottled by JAMES HUNT BOTTLING CO.'"
- 1925-08-07 Dexter. Jas. Hunt was elected one of nine directors of the Dexter Savings & Loan Association at its annual election Monday night Quote: "the Dexter Savings & Loan Association elected the following directors"
- 1925-08-21 Dexter. James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter, proclaimed a rabies (hydrophobia) quarantine effective Monday, August 24, 1925, within the city limits; all dog owners must immediately impound or immunize; any unimmunized dog at large after those dates to be killed by the chief of police; fine $50 to $100; proc…
- 1925-09-11 Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Works has oak barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale Quote: "Oak Barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at JAMES HUNT BOTTLING WORKS"
- 1925-10-23 Dexter. Oak barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at James Hunt Bottling Works Quote: "Oak Barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at JAMES HUNT BOTTLING WORKS."
- 1925-11-13 Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Works offers 50-gallon oak barrels for sale Quote: ""Oak Barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at JAMES HUNT BOTTLING WORKS.""
- 1925-11-20 Dexter. James Hunt Bottling Works sells 50-gallon oak barrels Quote: "Oak Barrels, 50-gallon size, for sale at JAMES HUNT BOTTLING WORKS."
- 1925-11-20 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt and Charles Darby are in St. Louis this week and will make a trip over the new highway to Kansas City before their return Co-mentioned: Charles Darby. Quote: "Mayor James Hunt and Charles Darby are in St. Louis this week and will make a trip over the new highway to Kansas Ci…
- 1926-02-26 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt announced as a candidate to succeed himself as Mayor of Dexter, subject to the action of the voters in the City election April 6th; commended to newcomers as 'a bigger mayor than he looks' Quote: "we take pleasure in commending the Mayor to the newcomers to Dexter as a bigge…
- 1926-03-05 Dexter. Notice of city election: an election will be held in the City of Dexter on April 6, 1926, to elect a Mayor, City Collector, Marshal, Aldermen from Wards 1, 2 and 3, City Assessor and Police Judge, each for a term of two years; James Hunt, Mayor; H. E. West, Clerk Quote: "An election will be…
- 1926-03-12 Dexter. James Hunt announced as a candidate for Mayor of Dexter in the city election Tuesday, April 6 Quote: "FOR MAYOR- JAMES HUNT"
- 1926-03-12 Cape Girardeau. James Hunt and R. D. Boyer were Cape Girardeau visitors Tuesday Co-mentioned: R. D. Boyer.
- 1926-03-19 St. Louis. Jas. Hunt and D. C. Steele are spending this week in St. Louis Co-mentioned: D. C. Steele. Quote: "D. C. Steele and Jas. Hunt are spending this week in St. Louis."
- 1926-04-02 Dexter. Candidate for Mayor of Dexter in the April 6, 1926 city election Quote: "FOR MAYOR— / JAMES HUNT"
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. The James Hunt Bottling Company has been bought by Blytheville, Arkansas, gentlemen and will operate as the NuGrape Bottling Company of Dexter Quote: "The James Hunt Bottling Company has been bought by a group of gentlemen from Blytheville, Arkansas"
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. Elected Mayor of Dexter in the Tuesday city election with 931 votes (383/302/246 by ward) Quote: "FOR MAYOR— JAMES HUNT 383 302 246 931"
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. James Hunt is named as Mayor in the April 6, 1926 Dexter city election notice Quote: "JAMES HUNT, Mayor"
- 1926-04-16 St. Louis, Mo.. James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter, and Russell Hunt, candidate for the democratic nomination for county recorder, in St. Louis this week on business Co-mentioned: Russell Hunt.
- 1926-04-23 Dexter. Signed as Mayor of Dexter on the notice of the April 6, 1926 city election to elect a Mayor, City Collector, Marshal, Aldermen from Wards 1-3, and City Assessor Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "An election will be held in the City of Dexter on the 6th day of April, 1926, for the following p…
- 1926-05-07 Dexter. Buick dealer in Dexter, Mo Quote: "James Hunt Buick Dealer Dexter, Mo."
- 1926-05-14 St. Louis. James Hunt is in St. Louis this week on business Quote: "James Hunt is in St. Louis this week on business."
- 1926-05-21 Dexter. Buick dealer, Dexter, Mo Quote: "James Hunt Buick Dealer DEXTER, MO."
- 1926-05-28 Dexter. James Hunt is the Buick dealer in Dexter, Mo., offering Buick authorized service Quote: "You are near Buick Authorized Service, wherever you happen to be"
- 1926-08-27 Dexter. The City of Dexter, by Mayor James Hunt, gives public notice of a petition to vacate South and Elm Streets in the City of Dexter, to be heard at the County Court of Stoddard County at Bloomfield on Monday, September 6, 1926 Co-mentioned: City of Dexter. Quote: "Notice is hereby given that on…
- 1926-09-03 Dexter. Public notice: the City of Dexter, by James Hunt, Mayor, will on Monday, the fourth day of October, 1926, make application to the County Court of Stoddard County at Bloomfield to vacate South Main Street between Locust and Elm Streets in the City of Dexter, as petitioned and filed in said Co…
- 1926-09-24 Dexter. The City of Dexter gave notice that on Monday, October 4, 1926, application will be made to the County Court of Stoddard County to vacate South Main Street between Locust and Elm Streets in Dexter; James Hunt, Mayor Quote: "Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the fourth day of October, 19…
- 1926-11-12 St. Louis. Mayor James Hunt, Postmaster Ed Hubbard and Wm. Baker went to St. Louis on a business trip Monday, returning Wednesday Co-mentioned: Ed Hubbard. Quote: ""Mayor James Hunt, Postmaster Ed Hubbard and Wm. Baker went to St. Louis on a business trip Monday, returning Wednesday""
- 1926-12-17 Dexter. James Hunt and Earl Evans united their two insurance agencies and moved to quarters on the Township building formerly occupied by the Morgan Insurance Agency Co-mentioned: Earl Evans. Quote: "New Insurance Firm; Hunt-Evans Combine"
- 1927-02-04 the Cape. Mayor James Hunt made a business trip to the Cape this week Quote: "Mayor James Hunt made a business trip to the Cape this week."
- 1927-03-11 Dexter. James Hunt at the Township Building, Dexter, offers a $900.00 electric National Cash Register for $500.00 Quote: "$900.00 Electric National Cash Register for $500.00"
- 1927-03-18 Candidates for Trustee-Treasurer, township election March 29, 1927: James Hunt and Ira Thrower Co-mentioned: Ira Thrower. Quote: "JAMES HUNT IRA THROWER"
- 1927-03-25 James Hunt announced as a candidate for Trustee-Treasurer (election March 29th, 1927) Quote: "POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS."
- 1927-03-25 Dexter. Notice of city election for Dexter: election April 5, 1927 for one alderman each in Wards 1, 2, 3; signed James Hunt, mayor, and H. E. West, clerk Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "the city election will be held on the fifth (5th) day of April, 1927"
- 1927-04-01 Dexter. James Hunt at the Township Building, Dexter, advertised a $900.00 Electric National Cash Register for $500.00 and an electric Burrough's adding and bookkeeping machine Quote: "$900.00 Electric National Cash Register $500.00"
- 1927-04-01 Liberty Township. James Hunt won the race for Trustee and Ex-Officio Treasurer of Liberty Township with 655 votes, 149 votes ahead of Ira Thrower's 506 Co-mentioned: Ira Thrower. Quote: "Jimmy Hunt came out of the race for Trustee and Ex-officio Treasurer 149 votes to the good Tuesday against Ira Th…
- 1927-04-08 FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1 lot in Pard addition. Will trade for automobile. See James Hunt
- 1927-11-11 Dexter. The City of Dexter calls a special election (Ordinance No. 883, approved November 7, 1927) on granting the Missouri Natural Gas Company a thirty-year gas franchise; James Hunt, mayor; H. E. West, clerk Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DEXTER"
- 1927-11-18 Dexter. Joined the Dexter Red Cross for year 1928 (roll call published up to Nov. 17; roll call open till Nov. 25) Quote: "Names of persons joining the Red Cross for year 1928."
- 1927-12-09 Dexter. The City of Dexter gave notice of a special election on January 3, 1928, on Ordinance No. 886 granting a gas franchise to Missouri Natural Gas Company; James Hunt, Mayor Quote: "NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE CITY OF DEXTER, MISSOURI"
- 1927-12-16 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt gave notice that no fireworks will be shot on the streets of Dexter during the holidays Quote: "NOTICE TO FIREWORKS SHOOTERS"
- 1927-12-23 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt posts notice that no fireworks will be shot on the streets of Dexter during the holidays Quote: "NOTICE TO FIREWORKS SHOOTERS There will positively be no fireworks shot on the streets of Dexter during the holidays. JAMES HUNT, Mayor."
- 1928-01-20 Dexter. Installed as Trustee of the Dexter Kiwanis at the banquet and installation Thursday evening at the Christian church Co-mentioned: Dexter Kiwanis. Quote: "the Dexter Kiwanis had a banquet, after which the following new officers for the ensuing year were installed"
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt announced as a candidate to succeed himself as Mayor of Dexter in the April 3, 1928 city election; running on his record Quote: "announce him as a candidate to succeed himself as Mayor of the City of Dexter"
- 1928-02-17 Dexter. Notice of City Election (first published Feb. 17, 1928): an election will be held April 3, 1928, for Mayor, one Alderman from each of Wards 1-3, Police Judge, City Collector, City Assessor, and Marshal; James Hunt, Mayor; H. E. West, Clerk Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "Notice is hereby g…
- 1928-03-02 Dexter. Wednesday, on opening the cap of his radiator which was overheated, Mayor James Hunt burned his arm and hand badly. On suggestion he had put flaxseed into the radiator to stop a leak
- 1928-03-02 Dexter. Notice of City Election: notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of the City of Dexter, Mo., that an election will be held on the Third day of April, 1928, for the purpose of electing the following officers for a term of two years: One Mayor, One Alderman from Ward No. 1, No. 2, No. 3…
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. As Mayor of Dexter, James Hunt notices that the city truck will begin hauling rubbish as soon as the weather will permit; residents should put rubbish in boxes or piles convenient for the street commissioner Quote: "Put your rubbish in boxes or in piles convenient for the street commissioner…
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Mayor of Dexter; signed the notice of city election to be held April 3, 1928, electing a mayor, aldermen, city collector, assessor and marshal Quote: "Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of the City of Dexter, Mo., that an election will be held on the Third day of April, 1928"
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Announced as a candidate for Mayor (City Election, April 1928), per the Statesman political announcements Quote: "FOR MAYOR-- JAMES HUNT"
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. James Hunt, candidate for Mayor of Dexter, explains he is not making a personal canvass: he solicited votes in his announcement, and his record as an official should be his solicitor -- if good; if bad he is not entitled to votes; if elected he will try to make a good officer Quote: "My reco…
- 1928-03-16 Dexter. Notice of city election for the qualified voters of Dexter, Missouri, to be held April 3, 1928, to elect one Mayor, one Alderman each from Wards 1, 2 and 3, one City Collector, one City Assessor, and one Marshal for two-year terms; signed James Hunt, Mayor, and H. E. West, Clerk Co-mentioned…
- 1928-03-16 Dexter. James Hunt announced as a candidate for Mayor at the city election, August 1928 (county) / April 1928 (city) Quote: "FOR MAYOR - JAMES HUNT"
- 1928-03-23 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt warns residents not to throw rubbish in alleys; the city truck will begin hauling rubbish as soon as the weather permits Quote: "DO NOT THROW RUBBISH IN ALLEYS. The City truck will begin hauling rubbish as soon as the weather will permit"
- 1928-03-23 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt, in a notice to voters, says his record as an official should be his solicitor and asks support for another term Quote: "My record as an official, if good, should be my solicitor"
- 1928-03-23 Dexter. James Hunt is announced as a candidate for Mayor, subject to the action of the voters in the City Election of Dexter, April 1928 Co-mentioned: Frank Utley. Quote: "FOR MAYOR— JAMES HUNT / FRANK UTLEY"
- 1928-04-06 Dexter. James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter, thanked the voters after being elected Mayor of Dexter by a majority of 381 out of 989 votes cast Quote: "elected Mayor of Dexter by a majority of 381 out of 989 votes cast."
- 1928-04-06 Dexter. James Hunt was elected mayor of Dexter with 685 votes to Frank Utley's 304; majority 381 Co-mentioned: Frank Utley. Quote: "Hunt's majority, 381."
- 1928-06-08 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt, with Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Russell O. Hunt are St. Louis visitors this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. James Hunt; Mrs. Russell O. Hunt. Quote: "Mayor James Hunt, with Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Russell O. Hunt are St. Louis visitors this week."
- 1928-11-02 St. Louis. Mayor and Mrs. James Hunt were visitors in St. Louis last week Co-mentioned: Mrs. James Hunt. Quote: "Mayor and Mrs. James Hunt were visitors in St. Louis last week."
- 1928-12-14 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt was added to the roads committee as the Dexter Chamber of Commerce took up the report of the Roads Committee and its conference with highway engineers on Highways 25 and 60 regarding Dexter Quote: "Mayor James Hunt being added to the committee"
- 1929-02-08 Liberty Township. Incumbent announced as candidate for re-election as Trustee and ex-officio Treasurer of Liberty Township in the township election on March 26th Quote: "We are authorized to announce incumbent, James Hunt, as candidate for re-election as Trustee and ex-officio Treasurer of Liberty T…
- 1929-02-08 Dexter. As mayor of Dexter, ordered owners to kill or impound unvaccinated dogs after several dogs were bitten by a dog the state veterinarian declared rabid; dogs found running at large on and after Saturday, February 9, 1929 to be killed by police officers, marshals and constables; dogs must be im…
- 1929-02-08 Liberty Township. Announced as candidate for Township Trustee and Ex-Officio Treasurer of Liberty Township; Township Election Tuesday, March 26, 1929 Quote: "For Township Trustee and Ex-Officio Treasurer"
- 1929-03-01 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt proclaimed Friday, March 15 and Saturday, March 16 as the dates for the Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the American Legion Quote: "The greatest work of the Legion has been to care for those who suffered most by the war."
- 1929-03-08 Dexter. As Mayor gave notice of a city election the first Tuesday in April, 1929, to elect: one Alderman from Ward No. 1 for two years; one Alderman from Ward No. 2 for two years; one Alderman from Ward No. 3 for one year; one Alderman from Ward No. 3 for two years. Attested by H. E. West, Clerk Co-…
- 1929-03-08 Liberty. James Hunt is an announced candidate for Township Trustee and Ex-Officio Treasurer of Liberty Township in the March 26, 1929 township election Quote: "For Township Trustee and Ex-Officio Treasurer-- JAMES HUNT"
- 1929-03-15 Dexter. Notice of city election: an election will be held in the City of Dexter on the first Tuesday in April, 1929, to elect one alderman each from Wards No. 1, 2 and 3 for terms of two years; James Hunt, Mayor; H. E. West, Clerk Co-mentioned: H. E. West. Quote: "NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION"
- 1929-03-29 Liberty Township. James Hunt thanks the voters of Liberty Township for the support given him in Tuesday's election and pledges his official course will prove their trust was not misplaced Quote: "Yours very respectfully, JAMES HUNT."
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. Editorial on the recent township election (all elected were Democrats except constable), quoting the Dexter Messenger: four years ago James Hunt was the only Democrat in a township office; the best-paying township office has been held for six years by Mr. Homer E. West, a Republican; four ye…
- 1929-05-31 Dexter. Mayor of Dexter; issued a proclamation asking all business to cease during the funeral services of J. F. Blankenship, and Dexter business houses all closed Quote: "Mayor Hunt issued a proclamation asking all business to cease during his funeral services"
- 1929-06-14 Poplar Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt were in Poplar Bluff Monday to meet the latter's sister, Mrs. R. O. Carter, from California, who expects to spend several weeks here visiting relatives and friends
- 1929-10-04 Dexter. NOTICE. To Those Knowingly Violating the Building Ordinance. In the future it will be necessary for any one constructing a building in the city limits to get a permit before building, especially within the fire limits. Yours respectfully, JAMES HUNT, Mayor
- 1929-10-25 Dexter. Notice to property owners in paving district ordered by city: a meeting Monday night, Oct. 28, at the City Hall to discuss the paving question, so the people will know exactly what they are getting and what it will cost them before any contract is let. Signed, Yours respectfully, JAMES HUNT.…
- 1929-12-13 Dexter. For sale: $200 Brunswick phonograph with 108 records and an Edison attachment; plays any record; price $60; see Jas. Hunt, Dexter, Mo Quote: "FOR SALE-$200 Brunswick phonograph with 108 records and an Edison attachment."
- 1929-12-20 Dexter. For sale: $200 Brunswick phonograph with 108 records and Edison attachment Quote: "FOR SALE—$200 Brunswick phonograph with 108 records and an Edison attachment"
- 1929-12-27 Dexter. Just received a consignment of 'Oh, Be Joyful.' Quote: "James Hunt advises us that he has just received a consignment of 'Oh, Be Joyful.'"
- 1930-01-24 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt received an order from the Chicago Portrait Company for a fine portrait of Mr. E. C. Mohrstadt, former president of the First National Bank and the Dexter Manufacturing Co.; when it arrives Mayor Hunt will present it to the First National Bank, where it will adorn the walls…
- 1930-02-21 Dexter. James Hunt is announced as a candidate for mayor, to succeed himself, in the city election, April 1, 1930 Quote: "We are authorized to announce Mayor James Hunt as a candidate to succeed himself as Mayor"
- 1930-02-21 Poplar Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt and Mrs. George Dowdy were Poplar Bluff visitors Wednesday afternoon Co-mentioned: George Dowdy. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt and Mrs. George Dowdy were Poplar Bluff visitors Wednesday afternoon."
- 1930-02-28 Cape Girardeau. Mayor James Hunt and O. G. Edwards were business visitors in Cape Girardeau, Thursday Co-mentioned: O. G. Edwards.
- 1930-03-21 Dexter. Notice of the annual election of City Officials on Tuesday, April first, 1930: Chief of Police, City Collector, City Assessor and one alderman from each of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd wards to be elected; James Hunt, Mayor; C. C. Miller, City Clerk Co-mentioned: C. C. Miller. Quote: "NOTICE OF CITY…
- 1930-03-28 Dexter. Friday, Mayor James Hunt closed the deal that made him the happy owner of the Eclipse Barber Shop on Stoddard street; Frank Hart says Jim will operate on the back chair in the shop, which is the shoe-shiner's chair Quote: "Friday, Mayor James Hunt closed the deal that made him the happy owne…
- 1930-03-28 Dexter. Candidate for Mayor, City of Dexter, regular city election to be held Tuesday, April 1, 1930 Quote: "FOR MAYOR: JAMES HUNT"
- 1930-03-28 Dexter. Ordinance No. 922, passed and approved March 17, 1930, establishing wards. James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter, Mo. Attest: C. C. Miller, City Clerk Co-mentioned: C. C. Miller. Quote: "Passed and approved this 17th day of March, 1930. JAMES HUNT, Mayor of Dexter, Mo."
- 1930-03-28 Dexter. James Hunt, Mayor, Dexter, Mo., March 27, 1930: the judges of the forthcoming election will be instructed to permit no person to look at any person's ballot Quote: "The judges of the forthcoming election will be instructed to permit no person to look at any person's ballot."
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. City and school election returns (Tuesday): Mayor - Hunt 609 (wards 284, 235, 90), Sisler 457 (Hunt's majority as printed, 252); Marshal - Kee 435, Wright 326, Burns 142, Baker 100, M. Darby 52, Davis 13 (Kee's plurality 109); Collector - Stevens 689, Vernon 372 (Stevens' majority 317); Alde…
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. In 1924 James Hunt was elected mayor of Dexter and was re-elected in 1926 and again in 1928; since 1889 nine men have served as mayor of Dexter Quote: "re-elected in 1926, and again in 1928"
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. Thanked friends in Dexter who voted for him in Tuesday's city election and those who opposed him; construed his re-election as Mayor as an endorsement of his course Quote: "I desire to thank my friends in Dexter who voted for me in Tuesday's city election"
- 1930-04-11 St. Louis. Mayor James Hunt, with Ross Lurton and Earl Evans, was in St. Louis this week, Hunt and Evans attending an insurance convention, Lurton visiting his mother Co-mentioned: Ross Lurton; Earl Evans.
- 1930-08-22 Dexter. James Hunt of Dexter, treasurer of the newly organized Southeast Missouri Mayors' Association Quote: "James Hunt, Dexter, Treasurer"
- 1930-09-05 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt signed the notice appointing Joe Ogelvie City Scavenger and ordering prosecution of those refusing the monthly outdoor-toilet cleaning Co-mentioned: Joe Ogelvie. Quote: "JAMES HUNT, Mayor."
- 1930-10-24 Dexter. Ordinance No. 932, an ordinance regulating traffic during fires in Dexter, was passed and approved the 20th day of October, 1930; James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter, Mo.; Attest: Chas. Miller, City Clerk Co-mentioned: Chas. Miller. Quote: "passed and approved this 20th day of October, 1930. JAMES H…
- 1930-11-21 Dexter. Mayor of Dexter; received a letter from the Missouri Inspection Bureau commending Dexter's fire ordinance as a model for other towns Quote: "Honorable James Hunt, Mayor, Dexter, Mo."
- 1930-12-05 St. Louis. All-Conference Team member of Dexter; in St. Louis Tuesday attending the pre-season showing of the new Willys-Knight and the 1931 autos at the Chase Hotel Quote: "C. C. Miller, James Hunt and Phil Kuhn, of Dexter"
- 1930-12-12 Campbell. Mayor James Hunt, with alderman Dr. T. T. Brentlinger, attended the Mayors' meeting at Campbell yesterday Co-mentioned: T. T. Brentlinger. Quote: "Mayor James Hunt and Dr. T. T. Brentlinger, alderman, attended the Mayors' meeting at Campbell yesterday."
- 1931-01-16 St. Louis, MO. Mayor James Hunt spent the first few days of this week in St. Louis attending a convention concerning the road building project
- 1931-04-03 Liberty Township. James Hunt thanks the voters for re-electing him Trustee and Treasurer, depending on their continued confidence and trust rather than on his opponent Quote: "THANK YOU, VOTERS"
- 1931-04-07 Liberty Township. Liberty Township held its election Tuesday with several spirited contests drawing more than an average vote; James Hunt was elected Trustee-Treasurer and Charlie Temples and Walter Howell commissioners, C. C. Miller Collector, Yewell Lawrence Clerk-Assessor over Edd Bobbitt, Clay B…
- 1931-05-10 Dexter. Mayor James Hunt's Mother's Day proclamation: May 10 (second Sunday in May) is Mother's Day, nationally consecrated in reverence of motherhood; a Ways and Means committee is to plan the city's tribute Quote: "ask you to give thought to the problem"
- 1931-06-12 St. Louis. Mayor James Hunt is a business visitor in St. Louis this week
- 1931-09-11 Cape Girardeau. Mayor James Hunt and wife, Russell Hunt and wife, George Dowdy, Miss Marjorie Creek, Gilbert Hill and family, Mason Day and family, Mrs. Fred Crane and son, C. C. Miller and family, Jesse Banks, Mrs. Chas. Weeks and son Charles Jr., Hatcher Smith, Geo. Riddle and Mrs. Landon Gillilan…
- 1931-11-13 Dexter. James Hunt exchanged the lot and building one door west of the postoffice, recently occupied by the Numa Grape Bottling Company, to William Ringer for the residence next door to the Tom Burton home on the North side Co-mentioned: William Ringer.
- 1931-11-20 Bloomfield. Mayor James Hunt was a business visitor in Bloomfield, Monday Quote: "Mayor James Hunt was a business visitor in Bloomfield, Monday."
- 1931-11-27 Dexter. James and Effie Hunt to Wm. Ringer: all lot 4 in block 28 of original town of Dexter; exchange of property and $500 Co-mentioned: Wm. Ringer. Quote: "Real Estate Transfers"
- 1942-02-19 Dexter, MO. James Hunt, Mayor (special election notice). Quote: "JAMES HUNT, Mayor"
- 1942-03-05 James Hunt, Mayor of Dexter; signed notice of special election March 10, 1942 on becoming a city of the third class.
- 1942-03-12 Mrs. James Hunt was hostess for Baptist Circles; clipping prints 'Mr. James Hunt was hostess' — read as Mrs
- 1942-03-12 Mayor of Dexter; signed the Notice of Annual City Election (election Tuesday, April 7, 1942)
- 1942-03-12 Mrs. James Hunt was hostess for Baptist Circles; clipping prints 'Mr. James Hunt was hostess' — read as Mrs
- 1942-03-12 Mayor of Dexter; signed the Notice of Annual City Election (election Tuesday, April 7, 1942)
- 1942-03-19 Mrs. James Hunt attended the First Baptist church dedication at Bloomfield Sunday
- 1942-03-26 Mayor James Hunt: those who have rubbish to haul, have it ready; do not pile in alleys
- 1942-04-02 James Hunt, Ex-official-treasurer (township warrants notice)
- 1942-04-30 James Hunt, Trustee of Liberty Township, Stoddard County, Missouri, presents his settlement of moneys received and paid out
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