mahony, e j
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- E. J. Mahony; Mahony, E. J.
- Record count
- 54
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Frisco; Mississippi; Sikeston; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1914-01-14
- Last event date
- 1930-11-14
Timeline — 38 events
- 1914-01-14 Dexter. E. J. Mahony, Dexter farmer, exhibited at the Cape Girardeau Corn Show and took four first corn prizes: best 100 ears sample of White corn, best 100 ears of Yellow corn, best 10 ears Johnson Co. White, and best 10 ears Reed's Yellow Dent. His best 10 ears of Johnson County White brought $26.…
- 1914-01-21 Stoddard County corn breeder who cleaned up more prizes and won more money than any other single exhibitor at the State Normal corn show; entered samples in every class for three varieties and bid in every sample of his own corn (buyers hoping to compete with him next year were disappointed); his so…
- 1914-01-21 Stoddard county corn breeder who cleaned up more prizes and won more money than any other single exhibitor at the State Normal corn show; breeds Boone county white and Johnson county white corn and has taken up Reed's Yellow Dent; entered samples in every class for the three varieties and won first…
- 1914-01-21 Cape Girardeau. Stoddard County corn breeder who cleaned up more prizes and won more money than any other single exhibitor at the State Normal corn show at Cape Girardeau; entered samples in every class and bid in every sample of his own corn; one ten-ear sample of Johnson county white corn sold for…
- 1914-01-21 Dexter. Stoddard county corn breeder who cleaned up more prizes and won more money than any other single exhibitor at the State Normal corn show; won first on best 100-ear white ($25), best 100-ear yellow ($25), and best 10-ear Reid's Yellow Dent ($10); bid in every sample of his own corn save one a…
- 1914-01-21 Dexter. E. J. Mahony has only a limited amount of seed corn; those who expect to obtain any of it had better apply at once
- 1914-02-25 Sikeston. E. J. Mahony was in Sikeston on business last week's end Quote: "E. J. Mahony was in Sikeston on business last week's end."
- 1914-03-18 E. J. Mahony's ten ears of corn took third prize for corn in the nation at the National Corn Show in Dallas, Texas, with the ribboned ears to ride the Cotton Belt agricultural train Quote: "E. J. Mahony sent 10 ears of corn to the National Corn Show at Dallas, Texas, which took third prize for corn…
- 1914-04-22 Frisco. Gave the boys and girls in the acre yield contest a lecture at the Frisco school closing on how to prepare the seed bed and make corn yield 100 or more bushels; the spelling match began immediately after, witnessed by an audience of 300 people Quote: "E. J. Mahony gave the boys and girls goi…
- 1914-07-22 Dexter. With Walter Burke and J. W. Burke and family, thanked neighbors, friends, and the ladies of the Eastern Star lodge for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of Mrs. Ora M. Burke Co-mentioned: Walter Burke. Quote: "We desire to thank those neighbors and friends who so generously sympa…
- 1914-07-22 Dexter. Tail end of a funeral notice visible in the shot: the beautiful floral offerings acknowledged from E. J. Mahony and family, Walter Burke, and J. W. Burke and family; preceding text not visible Co-mentioned: Walter Burke; J. W. Burke. Quote: "the beautiful floral offerings."
- 1915-10-01 Sikeston. Took first prize on Best 10 Ears Boone County White corn at the Southeast Missouri Fair at Sikeston; dubbed Stoddard's Corn King Quote: "Mahony Wins Again."
- 1916-02-25 Dexter. E. J. Mahony of Dexter, Mo., advertises prize-winning seed corn Quote: "SEED CORN-The best by test."
- 1916-03-03 Dexter. Seed corn for sale: prize-winning seed corn, pure high yielding seed; E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo [date from clip_id] Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo."
- 1916-03-03 Dexter. Offers prize-winning seed corn, pure high yielding seed, at reasonable prices, Dexter, Mo Quote: "SEED CORN-The best by test. A limited amount of Prize Winning Seed Corn. E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo."
- 1916-03-10 Dexter. SEED CORN-The best by test; pure high yielding seed; prices reasonable
- 1916-03-10 Dexter, Mo.. Seed corn ad: 'The best by test... Think about starting right. Get pure seed corn while it lasts. Prices reasonable'; E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo [date from clip_id] Quote: "SEED CORN-The best by test"
- 1916-03-17 Dexter, Mo.. Prize-winning seed corn for sale; prices reasonable Quote: "SEED CORN--The best by test"
- 1916-03-24 Dexter. Offers a limited amount of prize-winning seed corn, 'the best by test,' at reasonable prices Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test. A limited amount of Prize Winning Seed Corn."
- 1916-03-24 Dexter. E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo., offers prize winning seed corn, start right by planting pure high yielding seed corn Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test"
- 1916-03-31 Dexter. E. J. Mahony of Dexter offers prize-winning seed corn, 'the best by test,' urging farmers to plant pure high-yielding seed Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test."
- 1916-04-07 Dexter. For sale: limited amount of prize winning seed corn; plant pure high yielding seed; prices reasonable (spelling as printed) Quote: "SEED CORN-The best by test"
- 1916-04-14 Dexter. Seed corn for sale, 'the best by test,' a limited amount of prize winning seed corn; E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test"
- 1916-04-21 Dexter. Offered 'the best by test' seed corn from Dexter, Mo Quote: "SEED CORN--The best by test. ... / E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo."
- 1916-04-21 Dexter. For sale: a limited amount of prize-winning seed corn; prices reasonable [date from clip_id] Quote: "SEED CORN--The best by test"
- 1916-04-21 Dexter. Want-column ad: seed corn, the best by test; prices reasonable Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test"
- 1916-04-28 Dexter. Offering a limited amount of prize-winning seed corn, the best by test; prices reasonable Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test. A limited amount of Prize Winning Seed Corn ... E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo."
- 1916-04-28 Dexter. Seed corn, the best by test, prize winning seed; prices reasonable; E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo [date from clip_id] Quote: "Get pure seed corn while it lasts"
- 1916-05-05 Dexter. The 'Dexter Corn King' said he produced big yields by planting pedigree seed that produced one to two good ears to every stalk; neighbors confirmed some stalks had 15 ears with no grain. (Sikeston Standard) Quote: "the Dexter Corn King" Quote: "SEED CORN-The best by test"
- 1916-05-19 Dexter. Advertised the best by test, a limited amount of Prize Winning Seed Corn; prices reasonable Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test. A limited amount of Prize Winning Seed Corn."
- 1916-05-26 Dexter. Advertises seed corn, the best by test, a limited amount of prize winning seed corn; prices reasonable [date from clip_id] Quote: "SEED CORN—The best by test. A limited amount of Prize Winning Seed Corn. E. J. Mahony, Dexter, Mo."
- 1917-05-04 Dexter. Sent his new Crow-Elkhart into a ditch on the Crowder Bluff road, Wednesday, with the result of two front wheels out of commission Quote: "E. J. Mahony sent his new Crow-Elkhart into a ditch on the Crowder Bluff road"
- 1920-09-24 Dexter. Of Dexter; has been giving his time this week showing the men and boys of the county his methods of selecting seed corn and show corn Quote: "Select about twice as much corn as you want for seed"
- 1920-10-08 Sikeston. Several firsts at the S.E. Missouri Fair, Sikeston, corn show; first on Best Ten Ears Boone Co. White Quote: "E. J. Mahony has several firsts to his credit as usual, and Dr. H. L. Smith, of Sikeston, took the third prize on Best Ten Ears Boone Co. White, of which Mahony took first."
- 1921-04-01 Sikeston. S. E. MISSOURI AGRICULTURAL BODY INCORPORATED (from the Cape Sun): Judge Frank Kelly at Benton decreed incorporation of the Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau for fifty years; head office at Sikeston so the order was made of record in Scott county; certificate expected by Apr 1; lease…
- 1921-04-08 Stoddard County. E. J. Mahony, Chairman of the Finance Committee of Stoddard County, to receive subscriptions for the Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau immigration campaign Quote: "forward your subscription to Chairman E. J. Mahony, of the Finance Committee of Stoddard County"
- 1929-03-01 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mahony will leave in a few days for San Antonio, Texas, where Mr. Mahony will purchase a ranch and raise garden truck and citrus fruits Co-mentioned: Mrs. E. J. Mahony. Quote: "MR. AND MRS. E. J. MAHONY LEAVE FOR SAN ANTONIO"
- 1930-11-14 Mississippi. A Texas long-horn persimmon and a Casaba-like melon were sent to the office; we hear E. J. Mahony has been to see No. 14 shoes since he moved there from Mississippi a few months ago; thanks to Mr. Mahony for the vegetables Quote: "we thank Mr. Mahony for the vegetables"
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