jean, goodwin
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Goodwin & Jean
- Record count
- 40
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Essex; Poplar Bluff
- First event date
- 1913-04-02
- Last event date
- 6-Apr-08
Timeline — 35 events
- 1913-04-02 Dexter. Last Saturday was poultry day in Dexter; Goodwin & Jean shipped one car of poultry Saturday and another Sunday, the two cars totaling 40,000 pounds valued at about $4,000 Quote: "One car of poultry went out Saturday from Goodwin & Jean, who shipped another also on Sunday"
- 1913-10-15 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean are sporting a new dray; the paper says it looks as pretty as a girl in her teens Quote: ""are sporting a new dray""
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. 'Turkeys Wanted' ad urges farmers to feed and hold turkeys until Dec. 10 to 20 for higher Thanksgiving and Christmas prices and market them through Goodwin & Jean, which promises good prices by Dec. 10 Quote: "Hold them for us and feed well in the meantime."
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean advised farmers that only heavy fat turkeys would be wanted for the Thanksgiving and Christmas markets and to hold and feed turkeys until December 10 to 20 before marketing Quote: "Hold them for us and feed well in the meantime."
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean of Dexter advertise for turkeys: heavy fat stock only wanted for Thanksgiving and the holidays; farmers urged to feed well and hold turkeys until the 10th to 20th of Dec., with a good price promised Quote: "Turkeys Wanted"
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. In a 'Turkeys Wanted' advertisement dated Nov. 12, 1913, Goodwin & Jean urge farmers to feed turkeys well and hold them until Dec. 10-20 rather than sell cheaply, promising a good price for holiday stock since the Christmas market will likely be higher than Thanksgiving Quote: "It will pay e…
- 1913-11-12 Goodwin & Jean advertise buying turkeys from farmers, to be delivered by the 10th of December, noting the market will likely be higher for good stock Christmas than for Thanksgiving Quote: "it will pay every farmer to feed well and hold his Turkeys until the 10th to 20th of Dec."
- 1913-11-12 Wanted turkeys: the firm will pay a good price for heavy fat stock by the 10th of Dec., advising farmers to feed well and hold their turkeys until the 10th to 20th of Dec. rather than sell poor stock for Thanksgiving Quote: "Hold them for us and feed well in the meantime."
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Turkey buyers' ad urging farmers to feed and hold fat turkeys until Dec. 10-20 for the Thanksgiving/Christmas market, promising a good price by Dec. 10 Quote: "We will be here to pay a good price for your stock by the 10th of Dec."
- 1913-11-12 Advertisement urging farmers to feed turkeys well and hold stock for the Dec. 10 to 20 market rather than sell poor turkeys or hogs Quote: "the market will likely be higher for good stock Christmas than will Thanksgiving"
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Signed the 'Turkeys Wanted' notice dated Nov. 12, 1913, urging farmers to feed and hold heavy fat turkeys for Thanksgiving until Dec. 10-20 for better prices
- 1913-11-12 Advertise for turkeys, asking farmers to feed and hold their turkeys until the 10th to 20th of December and then market them Quote: "Hold them for us and feed well in the meantime. Nov. 12, 1913. GOODWIN & JEAN"
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Soliciting turkeys for the Thanksgiving and Christmas trade; advises every farmer to feed well and hold turkeys until Dec. 10-20, as heavy fat stock only will be wanted Quote: "THE Turkeys are thin at this season of year as a rule and as only heavy fat stock will be wanted for Thanksgiving"
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean advertised buying turkeys in the Nov. 12, 1913 issue, advising farmers that only heavy fat stock will be wanted for Thanksgiving and to hold turkeys until Dec. 10 to 20 for the Christmas market Quote: "Turkeys Wanted"
- 1913-11-19 Goodwin & Jean want turkeys for the holiday market; the ad (dated Nov. 12, 1913) urges every farmer to feed well and hold his turkeys until the 10th to 20th of Dec., promising a good price by the 10th of Dec Quote: "It will pay every farmer to feed well and hold his Turkeys until the 10th to 20th of…
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean want turkeys for Thanksgiving: turkeys are thin this season and only heavy fat stock will be wanted; they will pay a good price by the 10th of Dec., when the market will likely be higher for good stock, and ask farmers to hold their turkeys and feed well in the meantime. Nov.…
- 1913-11-19 Advertised for farmers to feed and hold their turkeys until Dec. 10-20, promising good prices for the Thanksgiving and Christmas markets Quote: "You will be well paid for the feed as it does not pay you to sell poor Turkeys any more than it pays you to sell poor hogs."
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean urge farmers to hold their turkeys until December 10-20 and market them then, promising to be on hand to pay a good price for stock by the 10th of December Quote: "Hold them for us and feed well in the meantime"
- 1913-12-17 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean want dressed turkeys, having orders for 200 barrels; they will pay 14c for good turkeys at present and have a buyer at Essex (Bert Anderson) paying the same price; their place of business is at the rear of the old A. R. Emory store Co-mentioned: Bert Anderson. Quote: "TURKEYS…
- 1913-12-17 Poplar Bluff. Advertising 'TURKEYS WANTED!': orders for 200 barrels of dressed turkeys and other poultry, paying 14c for good turkeys at present; a buyer at Essex pays the same price as at their own place, which is at the rear of the old A. R. Emory store where their agent Bert Anderson pays top of…
- 1913-12-17 Poplar Bluff. Goodwin & Jean, at the rear of the old A. R. Emory store in Dexter (agent Bert Anderson, with a buyer at Essex), advertise TURKEYS WANTED, paying 14c for good turkeys Co-mentioned: Bert Anderson. Quote: "presented each member of the police department with a fine fat turkey as an expres…
- 1913-12-17 Goodwin & Jean of Poplar Bluff, having been served months ago by the police force which arrested a thief that had robbed the concern, presented each member of the police department with a fine fat turkey as an expression of gratitude for the service rendered
- 1914-02-25 Essex. Goodwin & Jean bought 5584 poultry during the Friday and Saturday chicken days in Essex Quote: "Friday and Saturday were chicken days in Essex. Goodwin & Jean bought 5584 poultry during these two days."
- 1914-03-04 Goodwin & Jean shipped a car of poultry last week and are shipping another this week Quote: "Goodwin & Jean shipped a car of poultry last week, and are shipping another this week."
- 1916-09-15 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean of Dexter, Mo., advertise to buy clover seed and stock peas at top prices, also poultry, eggs, butter, hides, feathers, wool, old iron and junk; phone 28 Quote: "Bring us your Clover Seed and Stock Peas. We are in position to handle them and pay you top prices."
- 1917-03-09 Dexter. Goodwin & Jean of Dexter Missouri want scrap iron and junk old plows and discarded farm machinery at highest prices, and want all poultry and eggs offered [date from clip_id] Quote: "Goodwin & Jean Dexter, Missouri"
- 1917-05-04 Dexter. 'Goodwin & Jean wants to buy your wool. See them before selling it.'
- 1917-05-11 Dexter. Ad: 'Goodwin & Jean wants to buy your wool. See them before selling it.'
- 1917-05-18 Dexter. Wants to buy your wool; see them before selling Quote: "Goodwin & Jean wants to buy your wool"
- 1917-06-08 Dexter, Missouri. All kinds of Farm Seeds can be found at Goodwin & Jean's Poultry House, Dexter
- 1917-06-29 Dexter MO. Sent Boney Vaughn as their agent to Essex and Homer Thompson to Poplar Bluff; good seed stock peas at $3.80 per bushel Co-mentioned: Boney Vaughn; Homer Thompson. Quote: "Goodwin & Jean have recently expatriated two very fine citizens of Dexter"
- 1921-03-18 Dexter. WILL PAY 24 CENTS FOR HENS THE REST OF THIS WEEK (notice ran twice) Quote: ""WILL PAY 24 CENTS FOR HENS THE REST OF THIS WEEK""
- 1924-03-07 New York. Goodwin & Jean shipped two cars of poultry to New York yesterday Quote: "Goodwin & Jean shipped two cars of poultry to New York yesterday."
- (undated) Dexter, Missouri. Goodwin & Jean wants to buy your wool; see them before selling it
- (undated) Dexter. Scrap iron ($11.65) Quote: "Goodwin & Jean, scrap iron"
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.