steele, duncan
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Duncan Steele; Steele, Duncan
- Record count
- 13
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Cardwell; Dexter; Hartford, Conn.; Poplar Bluff; Powe
- First event date
- 1914-07-01
- Last event date
- 1931-06-26
Timeline — 15 events
- 1914-07-01 Duncan Steele paid for the fine dinner that D. M. Willis of Dudley set for the crowd Co-mentioned: D. M. Willis. Quote: "that fine dinner D. M. Willis of Dudley set for the crowd, and which Duncan Steele paid for"
- 1914-07-08 Poplar Bluff. Duncan Steele, with Louie Ulen and Harry Grisson, took a degree in the Masonic chapter last week at Poplar Bluff Co-mentioned: Louie Ulen. Quote: "Louie Ulen, Duncan Steele and Harry Grisson took a degree"
- 1925-08-14 Nova Scotia. Duncan Steele sent a postcard from Nova Scotia, addressed to 'Ed. P. Clowe,' joking about the water being too cold to bathe in Co-mentioned: Ed. P. Clowe. Quote: "who is 'doing' Nova Scotia at present"
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Toasted Bert Carter at his farewell banquet Co-mentioned: Bert Carter. Quote: "Jack Sherwood and Duncan Steele told how poor a sport Bert was when it came to begging birds"
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Was in Dunklin county again this week Quote: "Duncan Steele was in Dunklin county again this week."
- 1927-12-23 Dexter. Hosted the Statesman editor as his guest at the Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday noon Quote: "As Duncan Steele's guest, the Statesman editor attended Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday noon"
- 1929-05-24 Dexter. Duncan Steele was confined home last week's end by a deep cold that strongly resembled influenza; he also had a slight malarial attack; he is now out again Quote: "a deep cold that strongly resembled influenza."
- 1929-05-31 Cardwell. Was in Cardwell this week to look after his farming interests Quote: "to look after his farming interests."
- 1929-08-23 Dexter. Duncan Steele arrived home Wednesday night from a ten days business trip to Iowa; he was in fairly good shape 'to be returning from a republican stronghold.' Quote: "Duncan Steele arrived home Wednesday night from a ten days business trip to Iowa."
- 1930-01-10 Dexter. With O. B. Davis, took their final duck hunt before the season closed; the tagged duck was marked as raised on a local duck owner's pond, raising the question of how the wild duck got there Co-mentioned: O. B. Davis. Quote: "WHOSE DUCK 'TIS?"
- 1930-01-10 On their final duck hunt before the season closed they bagged one duck with a tag on; closer examination showed it marked a local owner, suggesting they had accidentally killed someone's decoy Co-mentioned: O. B. Davis. Quote: "They say, by accident they killed someone's decoy"
- 1930-11-14 Duncan Steele and Russell Hunt went hunting Monday and got, dint of hard hunting, 14 birds; the tale recounts how their bird dog stayed 'wet' all day, they never got but five birds for sure, and ends 'had a dog lie to us in all our young life.' Co-mentioned: Russell Hunt. Quote: "SOME "BIRD" DOG"
- 1931-02-03 Duncan Steele arrived home from North Missouri on Tuesday; he and Earl Evans went to Poplar Bluff on business that afternoon Co-mentioned: Earl Evans. Quote: "arrived home from North Missouri Tuesday"
- 1931-06-26 Hartford, Conn.. A card from Duncan Steele, who is in Hartford, Conn., helping the Salvation Army in street corner meetings
- (undated) Asherville. Duncan Steele and Ira Thrower were at Asherville in the interest of the Stoddard Co. Mutual Ins. Co. last week. (Duck Creek News) Co-mentioned: Ira Thrower.
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.