houck, george
1846-08-25 – 8/21/1907
- Name variants
- GEORGE HOUCK;George Houck;George Houck (FG memorial 32318560);George Houck (son);Houck, George;Geo Houck;Geo. Houck;Houck, Geo.
- Record count
- 205
- Sources
- bio_goodspeed_1888,county_officials,court_cases,fg_cemetery_sweep,guardian_abstracts,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names,wills
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield,Missouri; Bloomfield,Mo.; Bluff school house; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dexter City; Dexter,Missouri; Dunklin County; Elk Township; Lakeville,Missouri; Malden,Missouri; New Madrid; Piedmont; Poplar Bluff,Missouri; Puxico; St. Louis,Missouri; Stoddard; Stoddard Co.,Mo.; Stoddard County; Stoddard County MO; Stoddard County,Missouri; bloomfield-cemetery,Acorn Ridge; Bloomfield; Bloomfield,Missouri; Cairo,Illinois; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dunklin county; Gray's Ridge; Greenville; Greenville,Mo.; Howell County; Jefferson City; Kennett; Leora; Leora (Stoddard County); Poplar Bluff; Poplar Bluff,Mo.; St. Louis; Stoddard County; Stoddard County MO
- First event date
- 1 Dec 1879
- Last event date
- 9 Mar 1887
Timeline — 109 events
- 1876-08-02 Dexter City. City Business Directory / Professional Cards: attorney
- 1876-08-02 Stoddard County. County official directory: Prosecuting Attorney Quote: "Official Directory"
- 1877-09-07 Stoddard County MO. land case: Geo. Houck vs. Mont. Poplin; cause Eject.; Judgt. for Poss Co-mentioned: Mont. Poplin. Quote: "Houck, Geo. Mont. Poplin Eject. Judgt. for Poss. F 521 7 Sep 1"
- 1880-09-25 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo.; will practice in the courts of the 23d Judicial Circuit Quote: "ATTORNEY AT LAW"
- 1880-09-25 Stoddard County. Announced as a candidate for Circuit Judge of the 23d Judicial Circuit Quote: "announce GEORGE HOUCK as a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge of the 23d Judicial Circuit"
- 1880-09-25 Greenville, Mo.. Starts first of next week for Greenville to attend circuit court Quote: ""Geo. Houck, Esq., starts the first of next week for Greenville to attend the circuit court at that place""
- 1880-10-02 Announced as a candidate for Circuit Judge in the 2nd Judicial Circuit Quote: "We are authorized to announce GEORGE HOUCK as a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge"
- 1880-10-09 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield. Will practice in the circuit courts of the judicial circuit Quote: "ATTORNEY AT LAW"
- 1880-10-09 Stoddard County. Announced as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the Vindicator's announcements column Quote: "We are authorized to announce" Quote: "OFFICIAL DIRECTORY"
- 1880-10-23 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo Quote: "GEORGE HOUCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLOOMFIELD, MO."
- 1880-11-13 Stoddard Co., Mo.. Received a very large vote for circuit judge at the late election Quote: ""George Houck received a very large vote for circuit judge for this district at the late election.""
- 1880-11-13 Stoddard Co., Mo.. With Linus Sanford; their Stoddard County land to be sold at sheriff's sale Nov. 22, 1880, on special execution in favor of the revenue collector Co-mentioned: Linus Sanford. Quote: ""I am commanded to sell the following described real estate of George Houck, Linus Sanford... on N…
- 1880-11-20 Bloomfield, Mo.. Wants ten cords of hickory wood; apply to him Quote: ""Ten cords of hickory wood wanted. Apply to George Houck.""
- 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Attorney at Law, Bloomfield; practices in the circuit courts of the 23d Judicial circuit Quote: "George Houck, ATTORNEY AT LAW"
- 1881-01-08 Bloomfield. Trustee to sell the Kinder/Parks trust-deed land at public auction at the Bloomfield court house door Tuesday, Jan 31, 1881 Co-mentioned: Josephine Kinder. Quote: "GEORGE HOUCK, Trustee"
- 1881-02-05 Cape Girardeau. Absent most of the week on a business visit to Cape Girardeau and St. Louis Co-mentioned: Emil M. Weber. Quote: "George Houck and Emil M. Weber have been absent most of this week on a business visit to Cape Girardeau and St. Louis"
- 1881-02-05 Stoddard County. Trustee in the Kinder/Parks deed of trust; to sell the property at public auction at the Bloomfield court house on Monday, February 7th, 1881 Co-mentioned: Josephine Kinder. Quote: "I therefore as the Trustee herein ... GEORGE HOUCK, Trustee"
- 1881-02-26 Stoddard County. Defendant in a back-tax execution with his wife Mary A. Houck; execution dated January 19th, 1881; property: the E/2 of the SE/4 of sec. 8, twp. 25, range 12; the E/2 of sec. 36, twp. 28, range 11 (remainder of the description cut off at the top of the page). [OCR uncertain.] Sale d…
- 1881-03-26 Bloomfield, Mo.. Special judge one day to try the case of Bedford assignee &c. against James Tiller guardian &c Co-mentioned: James Tiller. Quote: "George Houck was special judge one day to try the case of Bedford assignee &c. against James Tiller guardian &c."
- 1881-06-11 Stoddard County. Geo. Houck and E. M. Weber have been in the swamp surveying this week Co-mentioned: E. M. Weber. Quote: "Geo. Houck and E. M. Weber have been in the swamp surveying this week."
- 1881-09-03 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck with E. M. Weber visited his mines one day this week, brought fine specimens. [OCR uncertain — 'E. M. Weber' read from page image.] Co-mentioned: E. M. Weber. Quote: "Geo. Houck, in company with E. M. Weber, visited his mines one day this week and brought some very fine specim…
- 1881-10-01 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck appointed to committee drafting the Garfield resolutions. Meeting of the members of the bar of Stoddard County, Missouri, held at the courthouse in Bloomfield on Saturday, September 24, 1881, adopting resolutions of respect on the assassination/death of President James A. Garf…
- 1882-01-07 Bloomfield, Missouri. Professional card: Attorney at Law, Bloomfield, Mo.; will practice in the circuit courts of the 23d Judicial circuit Quote: "GEORGE HOUCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI"
- 1882-01-14 Poplar Bluff, Mo.. Geo. Houck of Bloomfield visited Poplar Bluff to defend Marshal Louis Derry Co-mentioned: Louis Derry.
- 1882-02-18 Bloomfield. With E. M. Weber; having house bought from John Humphries (near Judge Wilson's drug store) repaired for office Co-mentioned: E. M. Weber. Quote: "Messrs. Geo. Houck and E. M. Weber, are having the house they bought from John Humphries... repaired"
- 1882-06-03 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo. (professional card) Quote: "GEORGE HOUCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLOOMFIELD, MO."
- 1882-06-03 Bloomfield. His residence improved with an addition of more building, gingerbread work and paint Quote: "The residence of Mr. Geo. Houck looks nice and superb since the addition of more building, ginger bread work and paint."
- 1882-06-17 Stoddard County. Plaintiff's attorney in the tax-lien suits brought by Wm. C. Harty, collector, for the September term, 1882 Quote: "Geo. Houck plaintiff's attorney."
- 1882-06-24 Stoddard County. Signer of 'A Call' to Democratic voters of Stoddard County to meet at the Bloomfield courthouse July 5, 1882 to elect a county Democratic central committee Quote: "we the undersigned Democratic citizens and voters of this county... to meet with us at the court house in the town of B…
- 1882-08-05 Bloomfield. Friends and acquaintances met at his residence August 3; it was the 5th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Houck's marriage Co-mentioned: Mrs. Houck. Quote: "A number of the friends and acquaintances of Mr. George Houck met at his residence in this place, on the evening of the 3rd inst. It was…
- 1882-08-19 Piedmont. Elected as a delegate to represent Stoddard County at the 14th district Democratic Congressional Convention at Piedmont, August 22, 1882 Quote: "Resolved, That the following named persons be and are hereby elected as delegates to represent Stoddard county in the Democratic Congressional Co…
- 1882-12-02 Bloomfield. Notice: those who purchased Cairo and Fulton Railroad lands at the commissioners sale should call at his Bloomfield office, execute deed of trust and receive their deed Quote: "Those who purchased Cairo and Fulton Railroad lands at the commissioners sale will please call at once, at my o…
- 1882-12-02 Dunklin County. Attorney of Bloomfield; with Judge Mauldin and Major Bedford, attending circuit court in Dunklin County this week. (Missed by provisional; separate from his Cairo & Fulton land notice.) Co-mentioned: Judge Mauldin. Quote: "Judge Mauldin, Major Bedford and George Houck, attorneys of t…
- 1883-01-27 Stoddard County, Missouri. George Houck, Esq., has been commissioned a notary public by the governor (reported in the Jan 16 'Stoddard County' correspondence) Quote: "George Houck, Esq., and Emil M. Weber have been commissioned notaries public by the governor."
- 1883-02-03 St. Louis, Missouri. George Houck and C. L. Keaton of Bloomfield are about this week on a business trip to St. Louis Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton. Quote: "George Houck and C. L. Keaton of this place are about this week on a business trip to St. Louis."
- 1883-02-10 Poplar Bluff, Missouri. George Houck is one of the attorneys for the defendant in a murder case being tried by Judge Owen at a special term of court in Butler County; Houck was at Poplar Bluff the greater portion of the week Quote: "Judge Owen is in Butler county this week holding a special term of…
- 1883-04-21 Cairo, Illinois. Geo Houck made a flying visit to Cairo this week Quote: "Geo Houck made a flying visit to Cairo this week."
- 1883-04-28 Bloomfield, Missouri. George Houck has erected a barbed-wire fence on the north side of his forty acres adjoining Bloomfield Quote: "George Houck has erected a barbed-wire fence on the north side of his forty acres adjoining this place."
- 1883-05-12 Poplar Bluff, Missouri. George Houck, C. L. Keaton and Judge Mauldin attended circuit court at Poplar Bluff this week Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton. Quote: "George Houck, C. L. Keaton and Judge Mauldin attended circuit court at Poplar Bluff this week."
- 1883-05-19 Bloomfield, Missouri. George Houck received several thousand feet of lumber this week; he traded swamp land for lumber Quote: "George Houck received several thousand feet of lumber this week. He traded swamp land for lumber."
- 1883-06-09 Poplar Bluff, Missouri. George Houck visited Poplar Bluff yesterday Quote: "George Houck, visited Poplar Bluff yesterday."
- 1883-07-28 St. Louis, Missouri. George Houck Esq. visited St. Louis this week on legal business Quote: "George Houck Esq. visited St. Louis this week on legal business."
- 1883-08-11 Bloomfield, Missouri. George Houck of Bloomfield received some fine cattle from Cape Girardeau last Saturday Quote: "George Houck of this place received some fine cattle from Cape Girardeau last Saturday."
- 1883-08-11 Bloomfield, Missouri. Geo. Houck and John Richardson purchased two fine mules from John Potts, the mule buyer, last week Co-mentioned: John Richardson. Quote: "Geo. Houck and John Richardson purchased two very fine mules from John Potts, the mule buyer, last week"
- 1883-09-01 Malden, Missouri. George Houck made a business trip to Malden this week Quote: "George Houck made a business trip to Malden this week."
- 1883-10-13 Bloomfield, Missouri. George Houck has erected a new plank fence on the north side of his farm adjoining town. Follow-up to Aug 25
- 1883-10-20 Bloomfield, Missouri. George Houck is having his law office repaired; he visited Lakeville this week on business. Follow-up to Oct 13 Quote: "George Houck is having his law office repaired some. George Houck visited Lakeville this week on business."
- 1883-11-03 Lakeville, Missouri. George Houck made a trip to Lakeville this week. Follow-up to Oct 20
- 1883-12-01 Bloomfield, Missouri. Born Nov 28 to Mr. and Mrs. George Houck at Bloomfield—a boy. Follow-up to Oct 20 Quote: "Born, on the 28th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. George Houck, at this place—a boy."
- 1883-12-08 Dexter, Missouri. Mr. George Houck is preparing to erect a meat market at Dexter. Follow-up to Dec 1
- 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. Professional card, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: George Houck, attorney at law, Bloomfield Quote: "George Houck, attorney at law."
- 1884-04-05 Greenville. Geo. Houck went over to Greenville Monday and returned Wednesday Quote: "Geo. Houck went over to Greenville Monday and returned Wednesday."
- 1884-04-05 Bloomfield. C. L. Keaton and Geo. Houck have formed a co-partnership in the practice of law, under the firm style of Houck & Keaton Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton.
- 1884-04-12 Bloomfield. Civil engineers of the Cairo and St. Louis narrow-gauge, surveying a route from Cape Girardeau toward Malden, reached Bloomfield Wednesday and returned Thursday evening; accompanied by Geo. Houck, they made a trip east to the Bluff or Hale neighborhood Quote: "accompanied by Geo. Houck,…
- 1884-05-10 Bluff school house. Col. Mauldin, Dr. Richardson, George Houck and their wives, and also Misses Hartie Richardson [OCR uncertain] and Annie Slack visited the camp of the topographical surveying party at the Bluff school house last Sunday Co-mentioned: Col. Mauldin; Dr. Richardson; Hartie Richardson…
- 1884-05-10 Poplar Bluff. Circuit court is in session at Poplar Bluff this week; C. L. Keaton started for that place Friday, Maj. Bedford and Col. Malden Monday and Geo. Houck Tuesday Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton; Maj. Bedford; Col. Malden. Quote: "and Geo. Houck Tuesday."
- 1884-06-07 Cape Girardeau. Visited the Cape Tuesday Quote: "Geo. Houck visited the Cape Tuesday."
- 1884-06-28 Stoddard County. Geo. Houck was prosecuting attorney at the time of John Ramsey's murder trial Co-mentioned: John Ramsey. Quote: "Geo. Houck was prosecuting attorney at that time."
- 1884-07-12 Leora. Geo. Houck appeared for the defendants Russell and Furry Co-mentioned: Alex. Russell; Peter Furry. Quote: "Geo. Houck and J. L. Fort for the defendants."
- 1884-07-26 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck, W. C. Harty, R. A. Boyd, M. S. Phelan and Ligon Jones represented Bloomfield at the Poplar Bluff convention Co-mentioned: W. C. Harty; R. A. Boyd; M. S. Phelan; Ligon Jones. Quote: "the substitute offered by Geo. Houck was voted down, which is incorrect." Quote: "Geo. Houck,…
- 1884-08-23 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck's little son Georgia has been ill with fever but is convalescent Quote: "Geo. Houck's little son, Georgia, has been very ill this week with fever, but is now convalescent."
- 1884-09-13 Puxico. George Houck sold land to T. J. Moss Co-mentioned: T. J. Moss. Quote: "1,000 acres of George and Louis Houck."
- 1884-09-27 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck, Bloomfield, advertises land for sale Quote: "Geo. Houck, Bloomfield."
- 1884-10-04 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck bought the vacant lot adjoining the jail Quote: "Geo. Houck has purchased the vacant lot adjoining the jail on the north."
- 1884-10-11 Howell County. Mrs. Geo. Houck and children will visit her brother in Howell county Quote: "Mrs. Geo. Houck and children leave next Wednesday to visit her brother at Mountain Grove in Howell county."
- 1884-10-11 New Madrid. Hon. George Houck put J. P. Walker in nomination Co-mentioned: J. P. Walker. Quote: "Hon. George Houck, the next circuit judge... put in some good work for J. P. Walker."
- 1884-10-11 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck, Bloomfield, advertises land for sale Quote: "Geo. Houck, Bloomfield."
- 1884-10-18 Howell County. Mrs. Geo. Houck and children went to Mountain Grove, Howell county, to visit her brother Quote: "Mrs. Geo. Houck and children left Wednesday evening for Mountain Grove, Howell county."
- 1884-10-18 Stoddard County. Geo. Houck is an administrator in the probate court docket. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "Geo. Houck admr."
- 1884-10-25 Howell County. Geo. Houck returned from Howell county; Mrs. Houck remains there Quote: "Geo. Houck arrived home from Howell county Tuesday. Mrs. Houck will remain out there for awhile yet."
- 1884-11-01 Howell County. Geo. Houck left for Howell county to return with his family Co-mentioned: Mrs. Houck. Quote: "Geo. Houck left Wednesday for Howell county, to returned with his family."
- 1884-11-29 Bloomfield. George Houck bet Tom Uten on the election; George won a gold watch Co-mentioned: Tom Uten. Quote: "George Houck has been strictly a time-man since the election. He supports an elegant $83 gold watch. George said Cleveland would carry New York and be elected. Tom Uten said he wouldn't."
- 1884-12-13 St. Louis. Geo. Houck left for a brief trip to St. Louis Quote: "Geo. Houck left for a brief trip to St. Louis Wednesday evening."
- 1885-01-03 Kennett. Geo. Houck and Col. Mauldin left for Kennett today on legal business Co-mentioned: Col. Mauldin. Quote: "Geo. Houck and Col. Mauldin leaves for Kennett to day on legal business"
- 1885-02-28 Quote: "Maj. Bedford, Geo. Houck and G. N. Boughton (and we understand Col. Kitchen) are applicants"
- 1885-03-14 Jefferson City. Quote: "George made a splendid pull for the judgeship"
- 1885-05-09 Stoddard County. Geo. Houck has a new $225 two-seated top buggy, the finest vehicle in the county
- 1885-05-16 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck started to St. Louis Tuesday
- 1885-05-16 Dexter. The Plant store houses at Dexter did not sell at this place last Monday as advertised by the administrator, George Houck having previously purchased said property. Consideration, $1,200. Bargain
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. Geo. Houck will also, leave to-day to attend court [at Kennett] Quote: "Geo. Houck will also, leave to-day to attend court."
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty, Geo. Houck, Isaac Proffer and Geo. White are the champion marble players of Bloomfield Co-mentioned: W. C. Harty; Isaac Proffer; Geo. White. Quote: "W. C. Harty, Geo. Houck, Isaac Proffer and Geo. White are the champion marble players of Bloomfield."
- 1885-05-30 Bloomfield. There is only one man in this town who keeps a sharper lookout for a gully, when a threatening cloud is up, than J. L. Fort, and that is Geo. Houck Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "than J. L. Fort, and that is Geo. Houck."
- 1885-06-06 St. Louis. went to St. Louis Tuesday last; absent all the week
- 1885-07-04 Gray's Ridge. went to Gray's Ridge on legal business on Monday last
- 1885-07-04 Kennett. Kennett circuit court begins next Monday. The Bloomfield bar will be well represented there by Messrs. Houck, Keaton, Col. Mauldin, Maj. Bedford and J. L. Fort Co-mentioned: Keaton; Col. Mauldin; Maj. Bedford; J. L. Fort.
- 1885-07-11 Dunklin county; Poplar Bluff. Geo. Houck returned from the Dunklin county Circuit court, last Thursday. He says they are trying Hayden, and it is the general opinion that he will hang. A change of venue was taken in the Barham case and it will be tried at Poplar Bluff Co-mentioned: Hayden [?]; Barha…
- 1885-07-25 Acorn Ridge. Geo. Houck, G. N. Boug[?] [?], [?]ford and C. L. Keaton, [?] Sheriff Cobb, and plaintiff[?] went out to Acorn Ridge [on?] a law suit Co-mentioned: G. N. Boug[?] [?]; [?]ford [?]; C. L. Keaton; Sheriff Cobb.
- 1886-01-09 Kennett. Messrs Geo. Houck and C. L. Keaton are attending circuit court in Kennett, Dunklin county, this week
- 1886-01-16 Kennett. Messrs Geo. Houck and C. L. Keaton returned from Dunklin county circuit court Sunday Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton.
- 1886-02-06 Leora (Stoddard County). Leora Items: Geo. Houck and John Tedrick will put up between forty and sixty thousand pounds of ice, and will supply the town during the summer Co-mentioned: John Tedrick.
- 1886-02-13 Dexter. Local News: Geo. Houck went to Dexter Wednesday
- 1886-03-20 Bloomfield. The social party given Friday evening at the residence of Mr. Geo. Houck was one of real pleasure
- 1886-05-01 Acorn Ridge. Geo. Houck and W. F. Ford attended law case at Acorn Ridge Thursday Co-mentioned: W. F. Ford.
- 1887-03-09 Stoddard County MO. land case: George Houck vs. Samuel Boyer; cause Eject.; Inter. Judgment Co-mentioned: Samuel Boyer. Quote: "Houck, George Samuel Boyer Eject. Inter. Judgment L 390 9 Mar 1"
- 1892-03-13 Stoddard County MO. land case: George Houck vs. James Fields; cause Eject.; Inter. Decree Co-mentioned: James Fields. Quote: "Houck, George James Fields Eject. Inter. Decree O 103 13 Mar 1"
- 1896-11-27 Stoddard County MO. land case: George Houck vs. GW. Hinsaw; cause Eject.; Dismissed Co-mentioned: GW. Hinsaw. Quote: "Houck, George G.W. Hinsaw Eject. Dismissed P 513 27 Nov 1"
- 1900-09-13 Stoddard County MO. land case: George Houck vs. WH. McGaw; cause Eject.; Judgt. for Plaintiff Co-mentioned: WH. McGaw. Quote: "Houck, George W.H. McGaw Eject. Judgt. for Plaintiff R 495 13 Sep 1"
- 1911-09-13 Bloomfield. Advertises land for sale at a reasonable price: land is an investment that never fails and always brings its reward Quote: "Opportunity is knocking on somebody's door."
- 1911-09-13 Bloomfield. George Houck of Bloomfield, Mo., advertises Stoddard County land for sale, arguing that farmers paying rent to absentee owners should buy land that rises in value every year Quote: "Opportunity is knocking on somebody's door. GEORGE HOUCK, Bloomfield, Mo."
- 1911-09-13 Bloomfield. George Houck of Bloomfield is offering Stoddard County land for sale at a reasonable price, noting land values rise every year Quote: "I am offering this land at a reasonable price and one that is far lower than will ever be placed upon it again"
- 1911-09-13 Bloomfield. George Houck of Bloomfield, Mo., offers for sale the 2,000 acres of Stoddard county land he has been advertising, at a reasonable price, noting land prices rise every year Quote: "I am offering this land at a reasonable price"
- 1911-09-13 Bloomfield. Advertising farmland in Stoddard county for sale at reasonable, liberal terms, aimed at tenant farmers; says land rises in price every year Quote: "Land in this county is going up in price every year... George Houck, Bloomfield, Mor."
- 1911-09-13 Bloomfield. George Houck of Bloomfield, Mo., offers his farm land for sale through the paper's columns at a reasonable price, on liberal terms Quote: "Land is an investment that never fails"
- 1911-09-13 Elk Township. George Houck, owner, of Bloomfield, Missouri, advertises two thousand acres in Elk Township near Vinson School House, to be sold in forty-acre tracts and larger on small cash payments Quote: "To be sold in forty acre tracts and larger. Small cash payments, balance long time at low rate…
- 1911-09-20 Elk Township. George Houck, owner, of Bloomfield, Missouri, advertises two thousand acres in Elk Township near Vinson School House, to be sold in forty-acre tracts and larger on small cash payments, balance long time at low rate of interest Quote: "To be sold in forty acre tracts and larger. Small c…
- 1911-09-20 Bloomfield. George Houck of Bloomfield offers 2000 acres in Elk Township near Vinson School House in forty-acre tracts and larger Quote: "Two Thousand Acres IN ELK TOWNSHIP Near Vinson School House... GEORGE HOUCK, Owner"
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. With wife were here Monday from Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Mrs. Geo. Houck. Quote: "Geo. Houck and wife were here Monday from Bloomfield."
- 1915-01-27 Cape Girardeau. Citizens of this city, one now in Scranton and the other in Philadelphia, were in Cape Girardeau last week attending Circuit court; hale and hearty and well pleased with their new location Co-mentioned: Rudolph Houck. Quote: "County Seat News."
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. Of Bloomfield; president of the Bank of Dexter in its early years; the bank had a branch at Bloomfield Quote: "George Houck of Bloomfield was the president of the Bank of Dexter"
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