schantz, george
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- George Schantz;George Schantz, Dexter, Mo. - Informant (cert of August H. Schantz);Schantz, George;Geo Schantz;Geo. Schantz;Schantz, Geo.
- Record count
- 21
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Garner; Garner,Mo.; Old Bethel; Sadler Chapel; St. Louis Co. / Mo.; Stoddard; Stoddard County; Stoddard County,Mo.,Dexter
- First event date
- 1916-03-31
- Last event date
- 1941-03-27
Timeline — 30 events
- 1916-03-31 The correspondent asks where George Schantz goes over north every Sunday evening, always returning 'with a long wistful smile on his face.' (Stoddard News) Quote: "Can anyone tell where George Schantz goes over north every Sunday evening and always returns with a long wistful smile on his face."
- 1916-05-05 Stoddard. Seen driving around in a new buggy Sunday morning [date from clip_id] Quote: "George Schantz was seen driving around in a new buggy Sunday morning."
- 1916-05-05 George Schantz was seen driving around in a new buggy Sunday morning; the correspondent teases: "Girls be watching when George comes along" Quote: "George Schantz was seen driving around in a new buggy Sunday morning."
- 1916-09-01 Dexter. Geo. Schantz, R. 2, Dexter, Mo., advertises Armour's Fertilizers for bigger wheat yields, to be applied 150 to 200 pounds to the acre [date from clip_id] Quote: "For Bigger Wheat Yields use ARMOUR'S FERTILIZERS"
- 1916-09-15 Dexter. Selling Armour's Fertilizers, 150 to 200 pounds to the acre, from R. 2, Dexter, Mo Quote: "For Bigger Wheat Yields use ARMOUR'S FERTILIZERS"
- 1916-10-20 Dexter. Sells Armour's fertilizers for bigger wheat yields from R. 2, Dexter, Mo Quote: "For Bigger Wheat Yields use ARMOUR'S FERTILIZERS"
- 1916-11-03 Dexter. For sale by Geo. Schantz, R. 2, Dexter, Mo.: Armour's fertilizers, 150 to 200 pounds to the acre [date from clip_id] Quote: ""For Bigger Wheat Yields use ARMOUR'S FERTILIZERS. 150 to 200 pounds to the acre.""
- 1916-11-10 Dexter. Advertised Armour's fertilizers, 150 to 200 pounds to the acre, for sale at R. 2, Dexter, Mo Quote: "For Bigger Wheat Yields use ARMOUR'S FERTILIZERS"
- 1924-04-04 Geo. Schantz and family motored south to see the ruins of the cyclone Sunday
- 1924-04-11 Dexter. Geo. Schantz of Dexter offered Armour's Big Crop cotton fertilizer and acid phosphate Quote: "FOR SALE—Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer and acid phosphate."
- 1924-04-25 Dexter. Geo. Schantz of Dexter offers Armour's Big Crop cotton fertilizer and acid phosphate Quote: "FOR SALE---Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer and acid phosphate. GEO. SCHANTZ, Dexter."
- 1925-02-27 Dexter. George Schantz, local agent, sold Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer Quote: "See GEORGE SCHANTZ, local agent"
- 1925-03-13 Dexter. George Schantz is local agent for Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer Quote: "FOR SALE—Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer. See GEORGE SCHANTZ, local agent."
- 1925-03-20 Dexter. George Schantz, local agent, advertised Armour's Big Crop cotton fertilizer Quote: "GEORGE SCHANTZ, local agent."
- 1927-11-18 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schantz thanked neighbors and friends who brought flowers and showed sympathy on the death of their baby Raymond Ernest, and Bro. McClard for his ministries Co-mentioned: Mrs. George Schantz. Quote: "thank our neighbors and friends and those who brought flowers to show thei…
- 1928-01-20 Greenwood. Hosted a telephone meeting at his home last night, per the Greenwood Items Quote: "There was a telephone meeting last night at the home of George Schantz"
- 1928-04-20 Dexter. George Schantz of Dexter, Missouri, sells Armour's Big Crop fertilizer, billed as the pioneer high-analysis fertilizer Quote: "For Sale By GEORGE SCHANTZ DEXTER, MISSOURI"
- 1928-05-04 Geo. Schantz renewed a Statesman subscription this past week Quote: "Thanks to Geo. Walters, O. C. Priest, H. E. Alexander, Capt. J. E. Kinkead, Miss Pauline Watkins, Mrs. W. A. Allen, Mrs. Oma Gillis, Carrol Walser and Geo. Schantz for renewals the past week."
- 1929-02-22 Dexter. Offered mules for sale, coming 3 and 4 year old mules; Geo. Schantz, Rt. 2, Dexter Quote: "MULES FOR SALE—Team of coming 3 and 4 year old Mules"
- 1929-03-01 Dexter. Mules for sale, coming 3 and 4 year old; Rt. 2, Dexter Quote: "MULES FOR SALE--Team of coming 3 and 4 year old Mules. See GEO. SCHANTZ, Rt. 2, Dexter."
- 1930-08-08 Mr. George Schantz and family visited his father, Mr. August Schantz Monday Co-mentioned: Mrs. George Schantz; Mr. August Schantz.
- 1930-09-05 Old Bethel. George Schantz and family were at church at Old Bethel, Sunday night Co-mentioned: Mrs. George Schantz.
- 1930-09-05 Garner. Mr. and Mrs. George Schantz and family called on Mr. August Schantz Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. George Schantz; August Schantz (Mr.).
- 1930-10-24 Sadler Chapel. A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Schantz Sunday, the dinner set for Mr. Schantz; quite a few persons from the community attended Quote: "attended the birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Schantz"
- 1930-12-28 Garner, Mo.. Barn raising visitors at the Schantz place: Mr. and Mrs. George Schantz and family
- 1931-05-08 Stoddard County. 'FOR SALE-McCormick binder, 6-ft. cut. First class condition. See GEORGE SCHANTZ.' (Classified ad.)
- 1931-07-31 Stoddard County, Mo.. "Freak No. 1": George Schantz set a record "not only this section, but for the entire state" with a yield of 90 bushels to the acre on oats, harvested the previous week Quote: ""a yield of 90 bushels to the acre on oats, last week""
- (undated) Dexter. Geo. Schantz of Dexter offers Armour's Big Crop cotton fertilizer and acid phosphate Quote: ""FOR SALE—Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer and acid phosphate. GEO. SCHANTZ, Dexter""
- (undated) Stoddard. Mr. George Schantz says this weather is not suitable for clover growing, however the garlic seems to spring up
- (undated) Dexter. George Schantz is the local agent for Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer Quote: "FOR SALE--Armour's Big Crop Cotton Fertilizer. See GEORGE SCHANTZ, local agent."
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.