bosse, fred
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Bosse, Fred; Fred Bosse; Fred Bosse - Father (cert of Harold Bosse)
- Record count
- 15
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- California (city field; Dexter; Eagle Lake, Texas; Maplewood; state blank)
- First event date
- 1922-06-16
- Last event date
- 1931-12-04
Timeline — 18 events
- 1920-04-16 Dexter. Returned home Tuesday of last week from Evansville, where he visited a daughter and transacted business Quote: "Fred Bosse returned home Tuesday of last week from Evansville where he visited a daughter and transacted business."
- 1926-03-19 Dexter. Fred Bosse pledged 2 1/2 acres of strawberries to the new Stoddard County strawberry association at the organization meeting held in Dexter Saturday; another meeting Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at The Messenger office Quote: "Here is the list of those who gave their names as willing to join the as…
- 1926-09-10 Stoddard County. Fred and Bertha Bosse conveyed to T. M. Thrower, for $5.00 and other consideration, 60 acres in 20-25-10 east Co-mentioned: Bertha Bosse; T. M. Thrower. Quote: "Fred and Bertha Bosse to T. M. Thrower, $5.00"
- 1928-03-02 Dexter. I have leased the automobile service station, located on J. C. Norman's farm, 1 mile west of Dexter on State Highway No. 60. I will keep at all times a full supply of gasoline and oils, tubes, etc., and furnish day and night service. FRED BOSSE
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Has leased the automobile service station on J. C. Norman's farm, 1 mile west of Dexter, on State Highway No. 60, and will keep gasoline, oils, tubes, etc., with day and night service Co-mentioned: J. C. Norman. Quote: "I have leased the automobile service station, located on J. C. Norman's…
- 1928-04-27 Dexter. Fred Bosse's filling station on Highway 60, one mile west of Dexter, serves travelers light lunches, cold drinks, tobacco and Pierce gas and oils; his growing business is soon to add more help Quote: "Travelers on Highway 60 find Fred Bosse's place, one mile west of here, a fine place to sto…
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. For sale: bay mare, 12 years old, any harness; Fred Bosse, 3 miles west on Dudley road Quote: "FOR SALE—Bay mare, 12 years old, any harness. FRED BOSSE, 3 miles West on Dudley road"
- 1929-04-19 For sale: bay mare, 12 years old, any harness; Fred Bosse, 2 miles west on South Dudley road Quote: "FOR SALE-Bay mare, 12 years old"
- 1929-04-26 Dexter. Bay mare, 12 years old, any harness, for sale; 2 miles west on South Dudley road Quote: "FOR SALE-Bay mare, 12 years old, any harness."
- 1930-03-07 Maplewood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bosse had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hautop, Mrs. Grover Bosse and Mrs. Olga Malchow, all from Maplewood, Mo.; Mrs. Grover Bosse went on to visit her very sick mother, Mrs. Connor Co-mentioned: W. H. Hautop; Mrs. Grover Bosse; Mrs. Olga Malchow; Mrs. Conno…
- 1930-05-30 Fred Bosse, at his farm 2 miles west on South Dudley road, offers one single buggy and harness, guaranteed to carry 600 lbs. on ordinary road Quote: "FOR SALE - At my farm near town, 2 miles West on So. Dudley road, one Single Buggy and Harness."
- 1930-05-30 Eagle Lake, Texas. Fred Bosse left Wednesday afternoon for Eagle Lake, Texas, to reside for some time indefinite Quote: "Wednesday afternoon, Fred Bosse left for Eagle Lake, Texas, to reside for some time indefinite."
- 1930-06-06 For sale at his farm near town, 2 miles west on So. Dudley road: one single buggy and harness, one pony, one saddle; see Fred Bosse Quote: "FOR SALE—At my farm near town, 2 miles West on So. Dudley road, one Single buggy and Harness, one Pony, one Saddle. See FRED BOSSE."
- 1930-06-13 Dexter. For sale at his farm near town, 2 miles west on South Dudley road: one single buggy and one double buggy, both in good order, one ordinary road wagon Quote: "See FRED BOSSE"
- 1930-06-20 Eagle Lake, Texas. Wrote the Statesman from Eagle Lake, Texas on June 12, 1930; reports cotton blooming and corn looking fine; Eagle Lake has grown to about three times its size since he left 12 years ago; county land leased at $5 per acre per annum for oil prospecting with a derrick going up a mile…
- 1930-08-08 Eagle Lake, Texas. Fred Bosse has returned from Eagle Lake, Texas where he has been the past two months; he says it is as dry in Texas and on all points en route as it is here
- 1930-12-19 Dexter. Wednesday night thieves got busy at the farm home of Fred Bosse on route two, near Dexter, taking 35 fine hens from the chicken house and a bee-hive; the truck's gas gave out and they dropped the hive some distance from the home on the highway Quote: "THIEVES STEAL HENS AND HIVE"
- 1931-12-04 $50.00 reward for the arrest and conviction of parties who stole the batteries and switch key off a Chevrolet roadster and the headlights off a Ford coach at my farm last Sunday night, Nov. 29th Quote: "$50.00 REWARD"
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