biggs, c o jr
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- C. O. Biggs Jr.; C. O. Biggs, Jr; C. O. Biggs, Jr.
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- county_officials,life_events
- Places seen
- Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.
- First event date
- 1917-03-29
- Last event date
- 1929-09-20
Timeline — 20 events
- 1917-03-29 Dexter, Mo.. Honor student, March 1917 (Dexter schools): not absent, not tardy, deportment "S", class work good; Room 12, Mr. Hyslop, Teacher Co-mentioned: Mr. Hyslop, Teacher. Quote: "STANDARD - Not absent; not tardy; deportment "S;" class work good. A. S. Boucher, Supt. Schools."
- 1917-05-03 Dexter, Mo.. Honor student for April 1917, Room 12. STANDARD-Not absent; not tardy; deportment 'S;' class work good Co-mentioned: Room 12, Mr. Hyslop, Teacher. Quote: "STANDARD-Not absent; not tardy; deportment 'S;' class work good."
- 1917-05-04 Dexter. Sunday afternoon, while descending Stoddard Street to the Cotton Belt, ran a Ford automobile off the embankment at the west end of the bridge over Dry Creek and off the side of the fill; car lodged against a fence post, breaking a wheel and injuring the steering gear; came out of the acciden…
- 1920-09-17 C. O. Biggs, Jr., of Detroit, is here for a visit with his father, C. O. Biggs, and family. C. O., Jr., is time keeper for an auto factory in Detroit Co-mentioned: C. O. Biggs.
- 1921-01-07 Ft. Worth. C. O. Biggs, Jr., and Cecil Brewster left Wednesday for Ft. Worth, Texas, where they go in quest of work; Haskell Pettit went with them as far as Texarkana, where he will be employed for some time Co-mentioned: Cecil Brewster; Haskell Pettit.
- 1921-11-25 St. Louis. C. O. Biggs, Jr., was in St. Louis last week to take the examination for licensed embalmers Quote: "was in St. Louis, last week to take the examination for licensed embalmers."
- 1924-01-11 Dexter. C. O. Biggs, Jr., was in Dexter Sunday en route home to Bloomfield from Sikeston Quote: ""C. O. Biggs, Jr., was here Sunday enroute home to Bloomfield from Sikeston""
- 1924-06-13 C. O. Biggs, Jr., of Stoddard County announces as a candidate for the democratic nomination for coroner, August 5, 1924; his father held that office for years in one of the largest cities Quote: "FOR COUNTY CORONER"
- 1924-07-11 Stoddard County. The Statesman announces C. O. Biggs, Jr. as a Democratic candidate for County Coroner, subject to the will of the voters at the August primary Quote: ""The Statesman is authorized to announce the following as candidates for nomination""
- 1925-01-09 C. O. Biggs, Jr., is the coroner succeeding Dr. Bennett who was elected associate county judge; Mr. Biggs’ father served several terms in that office Co-mentioned: C. O. Bennett.
- 1927-01-07 Dexter. C. O. Biggs, Jr., is all set to make a fast flying ambulance run to Poplar Bluff, Cape, St. Louis or Memphis since the C. O. Biggs firm has secured that new Gardner combination hearse and ambulance which recently arrived
- 1927-04-22 Cape Girardeau. with wife and Hearl Tibbs and wife were Cape Girardeau visitors Sunday Co-mentioned: wife; Hearl Tibbs; wife.
- 1928-02-10 Stoddard County warrant No. 261: viewing dead body Henry Foley, $6.44 Co-mentioned: Henry Foley. Quote: "C. O. Biggs, Jr., viewing dead body Henry Foley"
- 1928-05-04 Dexter. Louie Sielert, C. J. Elkins, Homer Smith and C. O. Biggs Jr. left Wednesday for St. Louis to drive four Chevys home Friday Co-mentioned: Louie Sielert; C. J. Elkins; Homer Smith. Quote: "Louie Sielert, C. J. Elkins, Homer Smith and C. O. Biggs, Jr., left Wednesday for St. Louis to drive four…
- 1928-07-13 St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs Jr. are in St. Louis this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. O. Biggs. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs, Jr., are in St. Louis this week."
- 1928-09-14 Dexter. C. O. Biggs, Jr., was in St. Louis this week Quote: "C. O. Biggs, Jr., was in St. Louis this week."
- 1929-04-19 Cape Girardeau. C. O. Biggs, Jr., was in Cape Girardeau Tuesday on business
- 1929-09-20 Dexter. Death reported in three Town Talk items: Miss Imogene Albritton of Sikeston attended the funeral of her cousin C. O. Biggs, Jr., here Monday; Miss Lucile Biggs of East St. Louis was called home Saturday by the death of her brother C. O. Biggs, Jr.; Mrs. Wm. Cook of Crane, Mo., was called her…
- 1929-09-20 Dexter. Dolly Wilcox was here this week to attend the funeral of C. O. Biggs, Jr Co-mentioned: Dolly Wilcox. Quote: "Dolly Wilcox was here this week to attend the funeral of C. O. Biggs, Jr."
- (undated) Essex. C. O. Biggs, Jr., of Bloomfield, was scattering advertising matter in Essex on Tuesday Quote: "was scattering advertising matter in our city Tuesday"
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