clark, ira d
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Clark, Ira D.; Ira D Clark; Ira D. Clark
- Record count
- 25
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Marco; Parma; Stoddard County; T24N R12E, Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 10-Sep-12
- Last event date
- 7 Apr 1924
Timeline — 13 events
- 1914-03-04 Marco. Ira D. Clark of Marco returned home this morning from a business trip to St. Louis Quote: "Ira D. Clark, of Marco, returned home this morning from a business trip to St. Louis."
- 1914-03-25 Ira D. Clark bought 410.93 acres from R. M. Clark for $15,000 (real estate transfer) Co-mentioned: R. M. Clark. Quote: "R. M. Clark to Ira D. Clark 410.93 acres, lot 2, sw 1/4 7, lot 2 nw 1/2, lot 2, sw 1/4, e 1/2 nw ne sw, 18, 24, 13 se se 12 e 1/2 ne 13, 24, 12, $15000."
- 1914-07-08 Bloomfield. Ira D. Clark of Bloomfield, in town attending county court, obtained a $1,000 court appropriation to be added to $1,050 from the land owners along the route to finish the five remaining miles of the Nettle Ridge road, running from Hunterville to Parma fourteen miles without a crook or tu…
- 1914-07-08 Bloomfield. Was in town Monday from Bloomfield after attending county court with others, where he obtained a $1,000 appropriation to finish the five miles remaining of the Nettle Ridge road Quote: "obtained an appropriation of $1,000"
- 1915-04-07 Marco. Ira D. Clark was in from Marco Saturday and bought a bill of lumber from the Dexter Lumber Company to build a fine modern bungalow on his Nettle Ridge place Quote: "Ira D. Clark was in from Marco Saturday, and purchased a bill of lumber from the Dexter Lumber Company"
- 1920-06-18 Dexter. Ira D. Clark, 'the big hustling farmer from Elk township,' was in Dexter Sunday for a short while Quote: "Ira D. Clark, the big hustling farmer from Elk township, was here Sunday for a short while."
- 1924-07-25 Dexter. Ira D. Clark brought to this office last Saturday a stalk of his Trice cotton. It was over three feet high and had 122 squares Quote: "Who said Stoddard was not the finest cotton land on earth?"
- 1925-01-30 Dexter. Husband of Della Vagant Clark; accompanied the remains with the entire funeral party to Oblong, Ill., for mausoleum interment Co-mentioned: Della Vagant Clark. Quote: "Mrs. Ira Clark Dies in San Antonio, Tex."
- 1925-08-14 Parma. Ira D. Clark was in from near Parma, Monday, and complained that he had a big rain Friday Quote: "Locals"
- 1926-01-15 Huntersville. Public sale at the Ira D. Clark farm, 7 miles south of Huntersville and 7 miles north of Parma, 1/4 mile east of J. F. Hill store, Wednesday, January 20th; Andy & Lee Edwards; Col. S. Jones, auctioneer Co-mentioned: Andy & Lee Edwards / Col. S. Jones. Quote: "We will sell at public auc…
- 1926-01-15 Dexter. Renewed Statesman subscription Quote: "for renewals the past weeks"
- 1930 T24N R12E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 4 - T24N R12E, section(s) 17. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Clark, Ira D — Page 4 - T24N R12E, sec 17"
- 1930-09-26 Parma. Town Talk: Ira D. Clark was here from Parma; he says the recent rains will make pasture, but he doubts if corn between here and Parma will average five bushels to the acre
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