harty, a l
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Hon. A. L. Harty
- Record count
- 15
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Jefferson City; St. Louis; the Cape
- First event date
- 1913-06-04
- Last event date
- 1916-11-24
Timeline — 12 events
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. With wife, along with Jno Richardson and wife, E. M. Nunnelee and Bert Smith, was at church Sunday evening to hear Dr. McMurry Co-mentioned: Jno Richardson and wife, E. M. Nunnelee, Bert Smith. Quote: "were at church Sunday evening to hear Dr. McMurry."
- 1913-07-02 Bloomfield. Hon. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield was here yesterday en route to Sikeston Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here yesterday en route to Sikeston."
- 1913-07-16 Bloomfield. Made the response at the good-roads association meeting; of Bloomfield, made a good talk Quote: "The response was made by Hon. A. L. Harty."
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Of Bloomfield, accompanied by S. B. Hunter of St. Louis, was here this morning Co-mentioned: S. B. Hunter. Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty of Bloomfield, accompanied by S. B. Hunter of St. Louis, was here this morning."
- 1914-02-25 Bloomfield. Hon. A. L. Harty and Rev. T. E. Smith, of Bloomfield, attended the Church Extension meeting in Dexter yesterday Co-mentioned: Rev. T. E. Smith. Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty and Rev. T. E. Smith, of Bloomfield, attended the Church Extension meeting here yesterday."
- 1914-07-01 Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, candidate for the democratic nomination for Congress, addressed the democratic voters and others, here, last Saturday afternoon regarding his candidacy; his speech impressed auditors and many wavering ones dropped squarely into the Harty column
- 1914-10-21 Bloomfield. Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here Thursday Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here Thursday."
- 1915-07-02 Jefferson City. Hon. A. L. Harty spent the greater part of last week at Jefferson City attending the laying of the corner stone of the new state capitol; he reports politics beginning to be the Capitol City and the outlook bright for a bountiful supply of candidates. (County Seat News) Quote: "atten…
- 1915-10-22 Cape Girardeau. Hon. A. L. Harty spent Monday in the Cape on business [date from clip_id] Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty spent Monday in the Cape on business."
- 1916-05-19 St. Louis. Hon. A. L. Harty spent last week's end in St. Louis looking after some real estate matters
- 1916-11-24 Bloomfield. Hon. A. L. Harty, of Bloomfield, is heard to be grooming for the congressional race; the Statesman jokingly tells all four aspirants to lie down Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty and Atty. Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, are grooming for this race"
- 1917-04-27 Sikeston. passed through here Tuesday on his way to Sikeston Quote: "Hon. A. L. Harty passed through here Tuesday on his way to Sikeston."
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