harty, a l
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- A L Harty; A. L. Harty; A.L Harty; A.L. Harty; Harty, A. L.; a L Harty
- Record count
- 96
- Sources
- court_cases,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,v2_names,wills
- Places seen
- Advance; Bloomfield; Campbell; Cape Girardeau; Cape Girardeau County; Capetown; Dexter; Essex; Hunterville; Jefferson City; Parma; Perryville; Poplar Bluff; Puxico; Sikeston; St. Louis; Stoddard County; T24N R8E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T26N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T26N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T27N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri; the Cape
- First event date
- 14-Apr-14
- Last event date
- 30-Dec-16
Timeline — 71 events
- 1910-04-06 Dexter. The Dexter ice plant was sold at Bloomfield last Wednesday (April 6) to A. L. Harty; he re-sold a three-fourths interest to L. Wetmore of Cape Girardeau, who will remodel the plant and start making ice soon Co-mentioned: L. Wetmore. Quote: "Last Wednesday, at Bloomfield, the Dexter ice plant…
- 1912-10-16 Bloomfield. A. L. Harty was in St. Louis this week attending the Wilson meeting Quote: "A. L. Harty was in St. Louis this week attending the Wilson meeting."
- 1913-06-04 Hon. A. L. Harty and his wife, Jno Richardson and wife, E. M. Nunnelee and Bert Smith were at church Sunday evening to hear Dr. McMurry Co-mentioned: Jno Richardson; E. M. Nunnelee; Bert Smith; Dr. McMurry. Quote: ""were at church Sunday evening to hear Dr. McMurry.""
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Was present with his wife at the morning service for the dedication of the rebuilt Dexter Methodist church Quote: "with A. L. Harty, John Richardson, with their wives"
- 1913-07-02 Bloomfield. Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here yesterday en route to Sikeston Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here yesterday en route to Sikeston."
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Hon. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield, accompanied by S. B. Hunter of St. Louis, was here this morning Co-mentioned: S. B. Hunter.
- 1914-01-14 Dexter. Re-elected director of the Bank of Dexter at the Jan 12 stockholders' meeting Quote: "the same directors were re-elected as follows: E. C. Mohrstadt, S. B. Hunter, J. L. Slayden, J. J. Dowdy, F. M. Ladd, A. L. Harty and A. Q. Carter."
- 1914-02-04 Bloomfield. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield, Stoddard County, Mo., announced his withdrawal as a candidate for Collector of Customs at St. Louis, saying he had decided to withdraw his application for the position in order to work for the good of the Democratic party and so Southeast Missouri might win one…
- 1914-02-25 Essex. A. L. Harty and wife conveyed lots 8 and 9, block 5, Willis' ad to Essex, to Wm. Scaggs for $2,000 Co-mentioned: Wm. Scaggs. Quote: "A. L. Harty and wife to Wm. Scaggs, lots 8 and 9, block 5 Willis' ad to Essex; consideration $2,000."
- 1914-02-25 Bloomfield. Hon. A. L. Harty and Rev. T E Smith of Bloomfield attended the Church Extention meeting here yesterday Co-mentioned: Rev. T E Smith. Quote: "attended the Church Extention meeting here yesterday."
- 1914-04-15 Bloomfield. Alfred L. Harty, chairman of the Poultry Industry Committee for the Federation of Commercial Clubs of Missouri, appointed a committee: T. E. Quisenberry (director, Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove), V. O. Hobbs (president, Missouri State Poultry Board), A. H. Cou…
- 1914-06-24 Stoddard County. The Democratic County Central Committee endorsed A. L. Harty for Congress (14th Congressional District), ordering a public campaign beginning July 8, 1914; the resolution named the Honorable Alfred L. Harty Quote: "Endorsed A. L. Harty for Congress and Ordered a Public Campaign Begi…
- 1914-06-24 Stoddard County. Candidate for Congress on the Democratic ticket announced a speaking tour in Stoddard County this week: Puxico Thursday June 25 8 p.m., Advance Friday June 26 8 p.m., and Dexter Saturday June 27 2 p.m.; he is described as a Stoddard county man Quote: "Endorsed A. L. Harty for Congre…
- 1914-06-24 Dexter. Item 'They Blow Hot and Cold': Harty filed for office on the last day without relatives or close friends knowing; he had spent the early part of the week in this and other counties exploiting the merits of Russell, whose campaign he has managed in Stoddard county Co-mentioned: Russell. Quote…
- 1914-07-01 Dexter. Hon. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress, addressed Democratic voters and others in Dexter on Saturday afternoon regarding his candidacy Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, candidate for the democratic nomination for Congress, addressed the de…
- 1914-07-08 Candidate for congress; was in this section the first of the week looking after his political fences (reprinted from the Morley Banner) Quote: "candidate for congress, was in this section the first of the week"
- 1914-07-15 Poplar Bluff. Hon. A. L. Harty's speech at Poplar Bluff got a fine writeup in the Citizen-Democrat; he received a rousing reception with the aid of a brass band and is gaining votes fast wherever he speaks Quote: "Mr. Harty is gaining votes fast wherever he speaks."
- 1914-07-29 Bloomfield. In last week's Vindicator, Mr A. L. Harty of Bloomfield withdrew from the race for Congress, saying the time allowed him was not sufficient to present himself properly to voters of the district
- 1914-10-21 Dexter. Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was in Dexter Thursday Quote: ""Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here Thursday.""
- 1914-12-02 Dexter. Hon. A. L. Harty was here last Wednesday from Bloomfield and gave us a call Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty was here last Wednesday from Bloomfield, and gave us a call."
- 1914-12-09 Perryville. Of Bloomfield; made a most impressive address to the bankers at Perryville, recently, which the Vindicator gave in full; the Statesman calls it sane and sound and commends his candor and courage Quote: "It is sane and sound, and Mr. Harty is deserving of special mention for its candor an…
- 1914-12-23 Bloomfield. A. L. Harty bought at a sheriff's sale at Bloomfield on Monday the property of the Big Lick Hunting and Fishing Club, which disbanded last year; consideration $700; disposition unknown Quote: "BIG LICK CLUB HOUSE SOLD"
- 1915-01-06 Dexter. A. L. Harty and wife of Bloomfield were guests of friends in Sikeston during the holiday week Quote: "was here from Bloomfield on business this week"
- 1915-03-31 Puxico. A. L. Harty and his father W. C. Harty of Bloomfield were Puxico visitors Tuesday, stocking up and buying horses as A. L. prepares to enter the livery business for his father Co-mentioned: W. C. Harty. Quote: "They were buying horses."
- 1915-04-28 Essex. Hon. A. L. Harty spent Saturday at Essex on business Quote: ""Hon. A. L. Harty spent Saturday at Essex on business""
- 1915-05-07 Dexter. Dexter Ice, Fuel and Power Co., manufacturers of ice and dealers in wood and coal, listed officers A. L. Harty, president; H. B. Knapp, secretary; E. C. Mohrstadt, vice president-treasurer Co-mentioned: H. B. Knapp. Quote: "The Dexter Steam Laundry. Quick Service--Telephone No. 62" Quote: "D…
- 1915-05-14 Dexter. President of both the Dexter Steam Laundry (telephone 62) and the Dexter Ice, Fuel and Power Co., manufacturers of ice and dealers in wood and coal; H. B. Knapp, secretary-manager/secretary; E. C. Mohrstadt, vice-president-treasurer Quote: "A. L. HARTY, PRES. - The Dexter Steam Laundry; Dext…
- 1915-06-04 Hunterville. A. L. Harty, A. T. Welborn and Geo. M. Barham transacted business in Hunterville, Tuesday Co-mentioned: A. T. Welborn; Geo. M. Barham. Quote: "transacted business in Hunterville, Tuesday."
- 1915-06-18 A. L. & M. K. Harty to Stephen B. Hunter, 40 acres, und. 1/2 int. w 1/2 sw 1/4, 10-28-11, $900 Co-mentioned: Stephen B. Hunter. Quote: "A. L. & M. K. Harty to Stephen B. Hunter, 40 acres, und. 1/2 int. w 1/2 sw 1/4, 10-28-11--$900"
- 1915-07-09 Cape Girardeau. Hon. A. L. Harty and family motored to Cape Girardeau and were guests of friends the first of the week [date from clip_id] Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty and family motored to Cape Girardeau and were guests of friends the first of the week."
- 1915-07-16 Cape Girardeau. Hon. A. L. Harty and family motored to Cape Girardeau and were guests of friends the first of the week
- 1915-07-23 Bloomfield. Hon A. L. Harty, Col. Stephen B. Hunter and D. C. Steele of Dexter paid their respects to Advance Saturday, looking over some lands Co-mentioned: Stephen B. Hunter; D. C. Steele. Quote: ""paid their respects to Advance Saturday, looking over some lands""
- 1915-09-03 Sikeston. A. L. Harty and family paid Sikeston a visit Tuesday Quote: "A. L. Harty and family paid Sikeston a visit Tuesday."
- 1915-10-08 Parma. Hon. A. L. Harty transacted business at Parma Saturday [date from clip_id]
- 1916-03-10 St. Louis. Hon. A. L. Harty paid St. Louis a business visit this week
- 1916-05-19 St. Louis. County Seat News: Hon. A. L. Harty spent last week's end in St. Louis looking after some real estate matters Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty spent last week's end in St. Louis looking after some real estate matters."
- 1916-09-08 Is on the sick list [date from clip_id] Quote: "A. L. Harty is on the sick list."
- 1916-11-03 Dexter. Hon. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield spent Thursday morning talking politics
- 1916-11-03 Campbell. Spent Monday at Campbell on business [date from clip_id] Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty spent Monday at Campbell on business."
- 1916-11-24 Bloomfield. Per the Cape Republican, Hon. Jos. J. Russell says he will not again run for Congress; Senator T. R. R. Ely of Kennett and R. L. Ward of Caruthersville will run; Hon. A. L. Harty and Atty. Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield are grooming for this race Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty ... are grooming fo…
- 1916-12-15 St. Louis. Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here Wednesday en route to St. Louis on business [date from clip_id] Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield was here Wednesday en route to St. Louis on business."
- 1916-12-22 St. Louis. Was in St. Louis the first of the week Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty was in St. Louis the first of the week."
- 1917-01-09 Dexter. Reelected as a director of the Bank of Dexter at the regular annual election held at the bank Tuesday (Jan. 9); all the old officers were reelected for the ensuing year Co-mentioned: E. C. Mohrstadt; J. L. Slayden; S. B. Hunter; D. E. Grojean; F. M. Ladd; A. Q. Carter. Quote: "were reelected…
- 1917-01-11 Jefferson City. A. L. Harty, presidential elector from the fourteenth district, left last Saturday for Jefferson City to attend the inauguration of the newly elected governor and cast his vote for President Wilson and select a messenger from this state to cast the vote at the electoral college in Wa…
- 1917-01-12 Jefferson City. Col. A. L. Harty is in Jefferson City this week attending the inauguration ceremonies [date from clip_id]
- 1917-01-18 Cape Girardeau. A. L. Harty returned last Sunday from a week's stay at the Capitol. Alfred's many friends in Southeast Missouri hope that he will be successful in landing the position of state bank commissioner. If efficiency counts for anything with the Gardner administration, Harty should be appoi…
- 1917-01-19 the Cape. A. L. Harty was called to the Cape on business Monday [date from clip_id] Quote: "A. L. Harty was called to the Cape on business Monday."
- 1917-01-26 Dexter. The Farmington Times endorsed A. L. Harty of Dexter for appointment as State Bank Commissioner; friends in Bloomfield are pushing for him as State Bank Inspector; described as a member of the Democratic State Committee and a former secretary of that committee Quote: "Aside from his genial an…
- 1917-03-30 Dexter. The following Knights from Bloomfield attended the K. of P. lodge in Dexter last Wednesday Co-mentioned: H. L. Harty; Elmer and Alvin Medcalf, D. T.; W. W. Walker; Dr. H. V. Ashley; Profs. Ernest Ennis and D. L. Macon; Judge M. Walker Cooper; R. E. Slack and L. C. Rabon. Quote: "The followin…
- 1917-07-13 Bloomfield. President of the Stoddard County Trust Company Quote: "A. L. HARTY, President"
- 1917-07-13 Castor Township. Stoddard County Council of Defense township members: Castor Township, A. L. Harty; Bloomfield, H. M. Flanary; Liberty Township, M. Lee Manion; Dexter R.F.D.2, George Munger; Elk Township, S. L. Ramsey, Essex R.F.D.1; Pike Township, A. D. Bollinger, Advance; Duck Creek Township, T. H…
- 1917-07-13 Bloomfield. Severe windstorm Sunday night; lost two silos
- 1920-04-09 Dexter. Col. A. L. Harty, State Insurance Commissioner, was through Dexter last Saturday enroute back to the capital of the state from the capital of the county; the paper says he is making the best Insurance Commissioner the state ever had Quote: "Harty is making the best Insurance Commissioner thi…
- 1920-04-09 Dexter. State Insurance Commissioner; passed through Dexter Saturday en route to the state capital from the county capital Quote: "was thru Dexter last Saturday enroute back to the capital of the state from the capital of the county"
- 1920-08-20 Bloomfield. Of Bloomfield; elected without contest a member of the (Democratic) state committee at the Fourteenth District congressional committee organization meeting, Dexter Co-mentioned: Charles Ferguson. Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield and Charles Ferguson of Doniphan were elected without…
- 1920-08-20 A. L. Harty, State Insurance Superintendent, said he will accept the Democratic State Committee chairmanship if chosen, though not a candidate; he helped swing Stoddard County and other Southwest counties for gubernatorial nominee John M. Atkinson in the primary; Thomas H. Fisher of Marshall (Brecki…
- 1921-09-30 Bloomfield. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield, the Democratic incumbent State Insurance Commissioner, was succeeded by W. E. Crow of De Soto, appointed by Governor Hyde Quote: "appointed by Governor Hyde as State Insurance Commissioner to succeed A. L. Harty of Bloomfield"
- 1924-10-24 Dexter. Among those attending the Group Six State Bank Association meeting here Tuesday: A. L. Harty (President, S. E. Missouri Trust Co., Cape Girardeau), Harry L. Harty (secretary-treasurer, Stoddard County Trust Co., Bloomfield), Henry Stocks (Malden), John C. Corrigan, Paul Hays, Jos. Ashcroft (…
- 1926-05-07 Dexter. Listed as an officer/director of the First National Bank of Dexter Quote: "A. L. HARTY"
- 1926-05-21 Dexter. Director of the First National Bank, Dexter Quote: "FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEXTER, MISSOURI ... A. L. HARTY"
- 1926-07-16 Dexter. Director of the First National Bank, Dexter, Missouri, as published in the bank's advertisement Quote: "FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEXTER, MISSOURI OFFICERS and DIRECTORS A. L. HARTY"
- 1927-04-15 Bloomfield. Named in Board of Equalization proceedings (Original Town of Bloomfield): Lots N1-2 73 and all 94 & 97; Assessor's value 5000, Board's value 3500 Quote: "A. L. Harty"
- 1927-04-22 Board of Equalization proceedings entry (township not stated on this page (continued from last week)): 41a W1-2 Lot 1 NW1-4 5-27-11; assessor $4000, board $4000
- 1928-01-13 Dexter. A. L. Harty, elected director of the First National Bank of Dexter at the annual stockholders meeting and election Tuesday, Jan. 10th Quote: "The stockholders of the First National Bank of Dexter held their annual meeting and election Tuesday, Jan. 10th"
- 1928-03-30 Bloomfield. The Dexter Ice Plant was sold to A. L. Harty at Bloomfield, who re-sold three-fourths interest to L. Wetmore of Cape Girardeau, who will remodel the plant; retrospective item from the April 13, 1910 issue Co-mentioned: L. Wetmore. Quote: "The Dexter Ice Plant was sold last Wednesday to A…
- 1929-02-01 Dexter. Adjutant of Kenady-Hanks Post No. 59, American Legion Quote: "A. L. HARTY, Adjutant"
- 1929-03-15 Capetown. Colonels A. L. Harty, A. Q. Carter and S. B. Hunter, all of Cape-town (as printed), were business visitors in Dexter this week Co-mentioned: A. Q. Carter; S. B. Hunter. Quote: "Colonels A. L. Harty, A. Q. Carter, and S. B. Hunter, all of Capetown, were business visitors in Dexter this week…
- 1929-12-13 Cape Girardeau. Hon. A. L. Harty of Cape Girardeau, former Insurance Commissioner under the Gardner administration, is being groomed as a probable candidate for the democratic nomination for Governor in 1932 Quote: "the name of Hon. A. L. Harty of Cape Girardeau... is being groomed as a probable can…
- 1930 T27N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 24 - T27N R9E, section(s) 17, 20. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Harty, A L — Page 24 - T27N R9E, sec 17, 20"
- 1931-05-08 Cape Girardeau County. St. Louis Joint Stock Land Bank vs. A. L. Harty et al, deed of trust; Order of revival of order against administrator; cause transferred to Cape county, continued Co-mentioned: St. Louis Joint Stock Land Bank.
- (undated) Zion, Missouri. Messrs. A. L. and W. C. Harty, of Bloomfield were in our community Thursday looking over A. L.'s farm interests here Co-mentioned: W. C. Harty.
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