woodard, grant
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Grant & Woodard; Grant Woodard
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter
- First event date
- 1915-03-17
- Last event date
- 1929-05-31
Timeline — 9 events
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. Grant & Woodard's office named as the Ward 3 polling place for the April 6, 1915 city election Quote: "Ward 3--Grant & Woodard's Office."
- 1916-07-03 Dexter. Paid for tile. Paid in the July 3, 1916 batch of the City of Dexter semi-annual statement (general fund expenditures) Quote: "Grant Woodard, tile"
- 1916-12-04 Dexter. Paid for tile. Paid in the December 4, 1916 batch of the City of Dexter semi-annual statement (general fund expenditures) Quote: "Grant Woodard, tile"
- 1928-02-10 Stoddard County warrant No. 274: coal furnished poor person, $22.00 Quote: "Grant & Woodard, coal furnished poor person"
- 1929-05-10 Dexter. 'COAL! COAL! Save money by storing your coal now, at these low prices: Genuine Zeigler or Old Ben, $5.00 per ton, delivered. Kentucky coal, $4.50 per ton, delivered.' Phone 289, Dexter Quote: "GRANT & WOODARD. Phone 289, Dexter"
- 1929-05-17 Dexter. Coal ad (printed twice on the page): Genuine Zeigler or Old Ben coal $5.00 per ton delivered; Kentucky coal $4.50 per ton; phone 289, Dexter Quote: "COAL! COAL! Save money by storing your coal now"
- 1929-05-31 Dexter. Advertised coal: Genuine Zeigler or Old Ben $5.00 per ton delivered, Kentucky coal $4.50 per ton; phone 289 Quote: "COAL! COAL! Save money"
- (undated) Dexter. Tile and sewer tile; contract for 420 concrete crossings and tile ($303.70); printed also as 'Grant and Woodard' Quote: "Grant & Woodard, tile"
- (undated) Dexter. Grant & Woodard are erecting a sheet iron building 35x80 on the lot East of Hubbard & Go forth's store in the Cotton Belt to be used by the State Highway Department to house their trucks Quote: "are erecting a sheet iron building 35x80 ... to be used by the State Highway Department to house…
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