dugan, bill
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Bill Dugan; Dugan, Bill
- Record count
- 78
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bell City; Bernie; Bland Stadium, Dexter, Missouri; Dexter; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1911-06-28
- Last event date
- 2012-12-09
Timeline — 45 events
- 1911-06-28 Dexter. Two more autos sold: Dr. Brentlinger is the purchaser of one and Bill Miller will honk the other; both are Overlands Co-mentioned: Dr. Brentlinger; Bill Miller. Quote: "Two More Autos. Bill Dugan is all smiles."
- 1911-06-28 Wagons and buggies repaired at Bill Dugan's Garage (Needmore News) Quote: "Wagons and buggies repaired at Bill Dugan's Garage."
- 1911-08-16 Dexter. Blacksmithing of all sorts is offered at Bill Dugan's shop Quote: "All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's."
- 1911-08-23 Classified ad: Bill Dugan is the doctor for your sick farm machinery Quote: "Bill Dugan is the doctor for your sick farm machinery."
- 1911-08-23 Dexter. Advertises horse shoeing done in first-class manner by Bill Dugan Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage." Quote: "Horse shoeing done in first-class manner by Bill Dugan."
- 1911-08-30 Dexter. Bill Dugan operates Bill Dugan's Garage in Dexter; advertisement promises sick automobiles fully recover there Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage" Quote: "Bill Dugan is the doctor for your sick farm machinery"
- 1911-08-30 Bill Dugan advertises his garage: sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage (spelled Dugan here, vs Dagan in the farm-machinery ad) Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage"
- 1911-08-30 Advertised that sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage."
- 1911-09-13 Dexter. Bill Dugan of Dexter advertises all sorts of blacksmithing, machinery repair ("the doctor for your sick farm machinery"), the best grease for machinery, and the ginger good for balky autos Quote: "All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's."
- 1911-09-13 Dexter. Bill Dugan runs the City Shaving Parlor in Dexter; a companion ad touts his workmanship Quote: "Shave at the City Shaving Parlor."
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. Proprietor of Bill Dugan's Garage, where sick automobiles fully recover; also does blacksmithing and advertises the ginger good for balky notes Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage"
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's; pocket book work at small cost; sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage; horse shoeing done in first-class manner by Bill Dugan; Bill Dugan has the ginger good for belly aches
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. Bill Dugan of Dexter advertised blacksmithing of all sorts, a remedy good for belly aches, and automobile repair at his garage Quote: "All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan"
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. Bill Dugan of Dexter does all sorts of blacksmithing, operates Bill Dugan's Garage (sick automobiles recover there), and sells ginger good for belly aches Quote: "All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's."
- 1911-10-11 Dexter. Advertises low-cost good workmanship; City Shaving Parlor shave touted as the best, and all sorts of blacksmithing done at his place Quote: "Bill Dugan will make your pocket book smile at the small cost for good workmanship."
- 1911-10-11 Dexter. Proprietor of Bill Dugan's Garage ('sick automobiles fully recover'); also does all sorts of blacksmithing Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage"
- 1911-10-11 Dexter. All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's; his garage repairs sick automobiles; pocket book will smile at the small cost for good workmanship Quote: "All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's."
- 1911-10-11 Dexter. Blacksmith and garage operator; ads for blacksmithing and workmanship Quote: "All sorts of blacksmithing done at Bill Dugan's."
- 1911-10-11 Dexter. Advertises his garage for sick automobiles Quote: "Sick automobiles fully recover at Bill Dugan's Garage"
- 1911-11-08 Dexter. Bill Dugan advertised 'the ginger good for balky autos.' Quote: "Bill Dugan has the best grease for machinery." Quote: "Bill Dugan has the ginger good for balky autos."
- 1913-10-22 Dexter. Bill Dugan grew an enormous specimen (produce type cut off in the shot) pictured as made in Southeast Missouri Quote: "MADE IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Look at this and Bill Dugan, and then hammer off this section if you can"
- 1913-10-22 Cut-off photo-ad caption reading 'Made in Southeast Missouri. Look at this and Bill Dugan, and then hammer ...'; the purpose of the advertisement is unclear in the shot
- 1913-10-22 The paper printed a photograph of Bill Dugan under the heading 'Made in Southeast Missouri'; the caption text was cut off in the shot Quote: "Look at this and Bill Dugan, and then hammer"
- 1914-06-24 St. Louis. Bill Dugan went to St. Louis on business Sunday night Quote: "Bill Dugan went to St. Louis on business Sunday night."
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. On St. Patrick's Day, Bill Dugan had 'greens' for dinner Quote: "Bill Dugan had 'greens' for dinner."
- 1915-04-21 Dexter. Bill Dugan is marking the highway from Aquilla to this city with red, white and blue sign boards for the direction of autoists and other travelers [date from clip_id]
- 1915-06-04 Bill Dugan had several of the White Way lights on Stoddard street painted green and complained to the city council that the color of the concrete disturbed his rest o' nights Quote: "He complained to the city council that the color of the concrete disturbed his rest o' nights."
- 1915-07-16 Dexter. Bill Dugan took Dr. J. P. Brandon's car in trade for a Hupmobile runabout at Dexter [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Dr. J. P. Brandon. Quote: "traded it in to Bill Dugan for a Hupmobile runabout"
- 1915-12-10 Dexter. Bill Dugan visited Cairo on Wednesday [date from clip_id] Quote: ""Bill Dugan visited Cairo, Wednesday.""
- 1917-03-16 Dexter. Bill Dugan presented the city with several caution posts for vehicles, set up Wednesday on the paved streets at each crossing and at the Cotton Belt turn on the Bloomfield road Quote: ""Bill Dugan has presented the city with several caution posts for vehicles""
- 1920-10-01 Dexter; Bloomfield. Three members of the Springfield Court of Appeals -- Judges Jno. T. Sturgis, Jno. H. Bradley and John S. Farrington -- visited Dexter; at Bloomfield they were introduced as the First, Second and Third Johns, but Judge James Lowry, 'whose mind runs toward Hoyle more than to holmes…
- 1920-10-08 St. Francis River near Hill's club house. Caught a 'croppy' weighing a pound and a half in the St. Francis near Hill's club house, first of the week Quote: "Little Bill Dugan, the first of the week, caught a croppy weighing a pound and a half. He was fishing in the St. Francis near Hill's club house…
- 1924-05-09 Dexter. Bill Dugan, garage man and disciple of Isaak Walton, caught a German carp 19-1/2 inches long and weighing 2-3/4 pounds in a ditch near Dexter a few days ago; the fish had no mouth, the place for a mouth being sealed up tight with a growth of meat or muscle Quote: "It had a place for a mouth,…
- 1925-06-12 Named Maintenance, Mechanical Construction for the Stoddard County Fair and Jubilee Quote: "STODDARD COUNTY FAIR AND JUBILEE OFFICERS"
- 1925-08-28 Dexter. Fire caused $100.00 damage to Bill Dugan's wagon shop on Elm street the week before the Reuter factory fire
- 1929-04-26 Bernie. Had his Ford stolen last Tuesday night; it was found down at Bernie Wednesday and returned to him Quote: "Bill Dugan had his Ford stolen on last Tuesday night and it was found down at Bernie Wednesday and returned to him."
- 1929-06-14 Dexter. Lost: red Irish setter bird dog answering to the name of 'Red'; liberal reward will be paid on return to Bill Dugan, Dexter, Mo Quote: "LOST—Red Irish Setter Bird Dog. Answers to name of 'Red.'"
- 1929-06-21 Dexter. Lost: red Irish setter bird dog answering to the name "Red"; liberal reward will be paid for return to Bill Dugan, Dexter, Mo Quote: "LOST—Red Irish Setter Bird Dog. Answers to name of "Red.""
- 1929-08-02 Dexter. Bill Dugan, Sr., is still confined to his home by illness
- 1930-01-31 Bell City. District Deputy Grand Master Bill Dugan and staff installed the officers of the Bell City I. O. O. F. lodge Tuesday night Co-mentioned: Luther Welborn; Ralph Hurton; Albert Thomasson; Cecil Day; Rev. Day; Amos Cox; Bill Corlew; Orb Thrower.
- 1930-02-21 Dexter. Dugan's Blacksmith Shop has moved to the West Room of Culbertson's Machine Shop, just north of Mo. Pacific Depot, and is ready to do repair work; Bill Dugan Quote: "Has moved to the West Room of Culbertson's Machine Shop"
- 1930-06-20 'You otto see the boat Bill Dugan made for Albert Thomasson. That's all just now.' Co-mentioned: Albert Thomasson.
- 2012-12-09 Bland Stadium, Dexter, Missouri. DHS Class of 1962, 50th reunion at Bland Stadium (back row of group photo). First class to graduate from the present Dexter Senior High School Co-mentioned: Dexter High School class of 1962. Quote: "The Dexter High School Class of 1962 recently celebrated their 50th…
- (undated) Dexter. Bill Dugan was back on the streets Monday after a three-week illness that confined him to his room Quote: ""was on the streets again Monday after a three weeks illness which confined him to his room""
- (undated) Dexter. Dowdy has one of Bill Dugan's big catches in his window. It's a fish with a mouth about the size of the cellar door. Bill caught it with some grab-hooks from his well house Co-mentioned: J. J. Dowdy.
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.