white, ira
1870-09-04 – 10/4/1943
- Name variants
- IRA WHITE; Ira White; Ira White (FG memorial 17822203); Ira White - Informant (cert of A D Hill); Ira White - Informant (cert of James Clarence White); Ira white; White, Ira
- Record count
- 155
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1920,court_cases,death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,life_events,name_index_curated,v2_names
- Places seen
- ARKANSAS; Amity; Amity, Ark; Amity, Ark.; Bernie; Bloomfield; Dexter; Dexter, MO; Dexter, Mo.; Havana, NY; Liberty; St. Louis; Stoddard County; Stoddard County MO; T23N R8&9E, Stoddard County, Missouri; Tatum; dexter-cemetery; liberty
- First event date
- 10-Apr-23
- Last event date
- 1931-12-25
Timeline — 153 events
- 1870-09-04 Born in ARKANSAS. Parents: Wm F WHITE / MARY VERA.
- 1899-01-22 Dexter. marriage announcement: Mr. Ira White and Miss Zoe Hill, both of Dexter, to be married Sunday Jan 22, 1899 at the home of the bride's parents (SCD p.1) Co-mentioned: Zoe Hill. Quote: "Mr. Ira White and Miss Zoe Hill, both of Dexter, will be married on Sunday the 22nd, at the home of the bride…
- 1910-03-30 Dexter. Ira White, who hunts for a living and sells clothing and haberdashery for pastime, went duck-hunting last week and brought back 35 mallards and canvas-backs Quote: "Ira White, who hunts for a living, and sells clothing and haberdashery for pastime, went duck-hunting last week"
- 1910-03-30 Dexter. Duck hunter; brought back 25 mallards and canvas-backs last week
- 1910-04-20 Dexter, MO. Treating his handsome home to a new veranda, bath room and other additions Quote: "Ira White is treating his handsome home to a new veranda, a bath room and other additions."
- 1911-01-18 Dexter. Ira White 'was all smiles, Sunday morning' over 'his young man who arrived at his home Saturday' (Jan 14, 1911) — the phrasing indicates a son was born to him Saturday; he joked about finding the newborn a job on the Statesman Quote: ""his young man who arrived at his home Saturday""
- 1911-01-18 Dexter. Lost: a solid gold locket, with Masonic square and compass engraved outside, and two pictures on inside. The finder will be most liberally rewarded on returning it to Ira White, Dexter, Mo Quote: ""LOST — A solid gold Locket, with Masonic square and compass engraved outside""
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Athletics committee. Chairman: Sam Ulen. Fellow members: Wm. Miller, Ira White, Ernest Leming, Lee Williams, Billy Buckley, Will Dougherty, C. C. Suggs, William Thompson Quote: "Athletics: Sam Ulen, chairman, Wm. Mill…
- 1911-08-09 Amity, Ark.. Ira White and family are visiting his father's family at Amity, Ark Co-mentioned: his father. Quote: "Ira White and family are visiting his father's family at Amity, Ark."
- 1911-08-30 Noted for fine trade news in the paper's advertising columns aimed at bargain hunters Quote: "Ira white comes with some fine trade news in the advertising columns this week."
- 1911-08-30 Noted that Ira White had trade news in the advertising columns this week for bargain hunters Quote: "He always says something, so it will pay you to read his little love stories to bargain hunters."
- 1912-10-16 Advertised 'Men's and Boys' Wear Only at White's,' described as the only store like it in Stoddard county, good for men and boys only Quote: "See Ira White's 35c underwear before paying 50c for same thing elsewhere"
- 1912-10-16 Dexter. Proprietor of White's, the only men's and boys' wear store in Stoddard county; everything ready order Quote: "The only store like it in Stoddard county is Ira White's, good for men and boys only"
- 1912-10-23 Advertises staple clothing brands, including Kuppenheimer clothing, Walkover shoes, Stetson hats, Wilson Bros. shirts, and Cooper's Klosed Krock union suits, all sold at Ira White's Quote: "You will find all these at Ira White's."
- 1913-07-16 Dexter. recalled in an unsigned letter to the editor as having gotten stuck in the mud while Gene Childs tried to pull him out. (the letter is written in a humorous vein; facts unverified) Co-mentioned: Gene Childs. Quote: "Each of the three remember Ira White getting stuck in the mud and Childs try…
- 1913-07-16 Named in the Statesman column for his joint, which the columnist frequented Quote: "we have loafed around Ira White's joint"
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Ira White advertises a large new line of boys' suits and promises extra value in a school suit for the buyer's boy Quote: "Just received, a large line of Boys' Suits"
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Humorous squib printed under the name Ira White: 'Hello! Central, give me everybody down the line who wears pants.' Quote: "Hello! Central, give me everybody down the line who wears pants. Ira White."
- 1913-09-24 Dexter. Proprietor of White's clothing store; ads for boys suits a specialty, men's and boys' clothing line, and Walkover shoes Quote: "Boys suits a specialty at White's"
- 1913-09-24 Dexter. Advertised Walkover shoes as 'the best shoe on the market for the money,' plus a telephone ad: 'Hello! Central, give me everybody down the line who wears pants.' Quote: "the best shoe on the market for the money is the Walkover. Ira White"
- 1913-09-24 Dexter. Ira White and family went with Frank Seib and family, Mr. Jones (his cigar maker) and family, and L. W. Polk to the Tri-County fair this morning Co-mentioned: Frank Seib; Mr. Jones; L. W. Polk. Quote: "went to the Tri-County fair this morning"
- 1913-10-01 Dexter. Ira White advertised a large line of boys' suits with extra value on a school suit, plus men's clothing at White's and Walkover shoes Quote: "Just received, a large line of Boys' Suits. I will give you extra value in a school suit for your boy, Ira White."
- 1913-10-08 Dexter. Clothing store ads under White's/Whites: boys suits a specialty; 'Don't forget to look in at Whites, if in need of Clothing, Men or Boys line is complete. Prices right.'; 'Hello! Central, give me everybody down the line who wears pants. Ira White.'; Walkover shoes ad signed Ira White
- 1913-10-08 Dexter. Proprietor of White's store; advertises boys suits a specialty and the Walkover as the best shoe on the market for the money Quote: "Don't forget that the best shoe on the market for the money is the Walkover. Ira White."
- 1913-10-08 Dexter. Ira White advertises a large line of boys' suits and pants, and Walkover shoes as the best shoe on the market for the money Quote: "Hello! Central, give me everybody down the line who wears pants. Ira White"
- 1913-10-08 Ira White, proprietor of White's; boys' suits a specialty; also advertises Walkover shoes Quote: "Boys suits a specialty at White's."
- 1913-10-22 Dexter. Proprietor of a clothing store in Dexter advertising a full line of men's and boys' clothing, hats, and caps, including Kuppenheimer suits, Walk-Over shoes, John B. Stetson's hats, Wilson Brother's shirts, and hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, ties, and belts Quote: "I HAVE A FULL LINE OF Men…
- 1913-10-22 Dexter. Ira White advertised a full line of men's and boy's clothing in Dexter: Kuppenheimer clothing suits from $15, 'Progressive' pants from $2 to $5, Walk-Over shoes, John B. Stetson's hats, Wilson Brother's shirts, and full lines of wear, hosiery, gloves and handkerchiefs Quote: "I Invite YOU To…
- 1913-10-22 Proprietor Ira White advertises John B. Stetson hats, Wilson Brother's shirts, suits, hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, ties and belts at "the best Brands and moderate prices." Quote: "Yours for business"
- 1913-10-22 Dexter. Advertises his store to visitors to Dexter, inviting them to call and see his full line of men's and boys' clothing, hats and caps, including Kuppenheimer clothing suits, Walk-Over shoes and John B. Stetson hats Quote: "TO DEXTER / And While Here / I Invite YOU To / Call and See Me"
- 1913-10-29 Dexter. Proprietor of the Central Barber Shop on Stoddard Street, one door east; hair cut 25c, shave 15c, razor honing 25c; five bath tickets $1.00 Quote: "Satisfied Customers our aim Ira White is one door East."
- 1913-11-26 Advertised a clothing sale on Saturday Nov. 29: all men's and boys' suits at 67-1/2c on the dollar, 462 pairs of men's and youths' pants at the same reduction; "Don't Forget The Time and Place." Quote: "White means business. Read his ad and attend this sale and save money on clothing."
- 1913-11-26 Dexter. Display advertisement placed by Ira White reading 'Don't Forget The Time and Place' with no other event details visible in the shot Quote: "Don't Forget The Time and Place. IRA WHITE"
- 1913-11-26 Local clothing sale advertised: men's cassimere and worsted suits 3.34, blue serge suits 2.67, long pants 2.00, Mayfield pants 1.17 Quote: "Don't Forget The Time and Place. IRA WHITE"
- 1913-11-26 Dexter. Dexter clothing store proprietor; 'Don't Forget The Time and Place' sale ad: 'White means business. Read his ad and attend this sale and save money on clothing'; a White's clothing sale also advertised in the Dec 3 issue Quote: "Don't Forget The Time and Place."
- 1913-11-26 Advertised a sale under the headline 'Don't Forget The Time and Place.'
- 1913-12-03 Dexter. Ira White, Dexter clothier, advertises a Clothing Sale on Saturday Nov. 29 with suits at 67 1/2c on the dollar and 462 pairs of men's and youths' pants at the same reduction Quote: "White means business. Read his ad and attend his sale and save money on clothing."
- 1913-12-03 Dexter. Clothing sale advertisement dated Saturday, Nov. 29; readers urged to attend his sale and save money on clothing Quote: "White means business"
- 1913-12-03 Dexter. Ira White advertises his clothing store in Dexter Quote: "Don't Forget The Time and Place."
- 1914-01-14 Dexter. Hosted his uncle Elder W. N. Thompson of Kirby, Ark., for several days Co-mentioned: W. N. Thompson. Quote: "has been the guest of his nephew, Ira White, for several days."
- 1914-02-25 Advertises real bargains in men's Walk-Over shoes: about 50 pairs on table, $3.50 to $4.50 pairs for $2.48 (box ads on the same page quote the same sale at White's) Quote: "Ira White has some real Bargains in men's Walk-Overs about 50 pairs on table $3.50 to 4.50 for $2.48"
- 1914-03-04 Dexter. Ira White advertising Walk-Over Shoes bargains: about 50 pairs at $2.48 on the table at White's Co-mentioned: White's. Quote: "Ira White has some real Bargains in men's Walk-Overs about 50 pairs on table $3,50 to 4.50 for $2.48. Get a pair."
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. Ira White, proprietor of White's, advertised men's and boys' wear: 98c hats, $12.50 Blue Serge suits, $15 all-wool tailor-made suits, Walkover shoes Quote: "My stock is complete in every respect in Men's and Boy's Wear. 2t Ira White."
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. Men's and boys' wear merchant advertising $15 all-wool tailor-made suits and 'the greatest line of sample hats for men and boys for 98c that ever hit Dexter.' Quote: "Come and see the greatest line of sample hats for men and boys for 98c that ever hit Dexter."
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. Ira White of Dexter advertises $15.00 all-wool tailor-made suits (four hundred samples), $12.50 blue serge suits, the largest line of men's and young men's pants in Dexter, and a 98-cent line of sample hats for men and boys; men's wear a specialty Quote: "$15.00 buys an All-Wool Tailor made…
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Ira White, Dexter clothier, advertises a complete line of men's and boys' wear and shoes: 'I make Men's Wear a Specialty.' Quote: "My stock is complete in every respect in Men's and Boy's Wear"
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Ira White advertises a line of sample hats for men and boys at 98 cents Quote: "Come and see the greatest line of sample hats for men and boys for 98c that ever hit Dexter."
- 1914-05-27 Dexter. White's advertises $15 mens and young men's suits in grey and blue serges, also worsteds, at White's for $9.98; straw hat sample line in all kinds and prices, Panamas from $3.00 up to $4.48; a big reduction on pants for a short time at Ira White's
- 1914-05-27 Dexter. Ira White's advertises Walkover shoes and oxfords, formerly $3.50 and $4, on table at $1.98 mostly small sizes, and a big reduction on pants for a short time Quote: "Walkover shoes and oxfords were $3.50 and $4 go at $1.98"
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. White's advertises $15 men's and young men's suits in grey and blue serges and worsteds at $9.98, a big reduction on pants for a short time at Ira White's, and a sample line of straw hats with Panamas from $3.00 up to $4.48 Quote: "All $15 mens and young men's suits grey and blue serges also…
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Walkover shoes and oxfords, $3.50 and $4, go at $1.98 on table, mostly small sizes, at Ira Whites Quote: "Walkover shoes and oxfords were $3.50 and $4 go at $1.98 on table mostly small sizes, at Ira Whites."
- 1914-07-08 Dexter. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Walters and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ira White and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick motored to the St Francis river before sunrise on the morning of July 4th, spending the entire day hunting and fishing; the ladies served the noon lunch and the gentl…
- 1914-08-12 St. Louis. Ira White left for St. Louis yesterday morning to purchase goods; Mrs. White accompanied him Co-mentioned: Mrs. White. Quote: "Ira White left for St. Louis, yesterday morning, to purchase goods."
- 1914-09-23 Ira White offers an all wool worsted suit in all the fall patterns for $9.93 Quote: "$9.93 will buy an all wool worsted suit in all the fall patterns at Ira White's."
- 1914-09-23 Dexter. Displayed 400 tailor-made suit samples at $15, all wool, all the same price Quote: "400 samples on display at Ira White's for $15, tailor made suits, all the same price"
- 1914-09-30 Dexter. White's: fall suits $9.98 to $20; 400 tailor-made suit samples at Ira White's for $15, all wool; men's and boys' brands incl. Kuppenheimer suits, Walkover shoes, Stetson hats, Wilson Bros. shirts, Coopers Closed Croch union suits, neck wear collars and ties, hosiery in all prices Quote: "Hav…
- 1914-10-14 Hunted squirrels at the Club House last week; the paper reports that, as far as it knows, they got no squirrels Co-mentioned: R. E. Childs; Dr. Walters; Jas. Howell. Quote: "R. E. Childs, Dr. Walters, Ira White and Jas. Howell hunted squirrels at the Club House, last week."
- 1915-02-10 Advertises boys' made-to-order suits at $10.00, with 200 all-wool samples to select from, at 'Ira Whites.' Quote: "Boys Suits--Made to order only $10.00. 200 All Wool samples to select from, at Ira Whites."
- 1915-02-10 Dexter. Advertised 'Ira White's 98c Hat Window' with $2.00 to $3.00 hats
- 1915-02-17 Dexter. White's closing-out sale: pants worth $2.50 to $4.50 at $1.98; boys shoes worth $2.50 for $1.48; mens shoes $2.50 to $4.00 all at $1.98; 'Say, did you see Ira White's 98c Hat Window?' [date from clip_id]
- 1915-03-31 Bloomfield. Ira White went a-courting to Bloomfield today Quote: "Ira White went a-courting to-day to Bloomfield."
- 1915-08-20 Named as a fisherman in the 'fishing dog' tale; a drift from Fisk to St. Francis, Ark Co-mentioned: Gene Childs; George Smith. Quote: "catch more fish in a day than Ira White and Gene Childs can in a drift from Fisk to St. Francis, Ark."
- 1916-02-18 Dexter. Ira White advertises all-wool tailored spring suits at $15 (400 patterns) and Spring Walk-overs, all the latest lasts Quote: "Young men who want Spring Suits can save money by having an All Wool suit tailored at Ira White's-400 patterns-take your choice for $15"
- 1916-02-25 Tailor advertising spring suits: all-wool suit tailored for $15, 400 patterns Quote: "All Wool suit tailored at Ira White's"
- 1916-02-25 Dexter. Receiving spring Walk-overs, all the latest lasts, at Ira White's Quote: "Receiving Spring Walk-overs, all the latest lasts"
- 1916-02-25 Dexter. Ira White's of Dexter advertises spring suits: an all-wool suit tailored at Ira White's, 400 patterns, choice for $15 Quote: "Young men who want Spring Suits can save money by having an All Wool suit tailored at Ira White's-400 patterns"
- 1916-02-25 Dexter. Ad: 'Outfitter for Men and Boys. Always get value for your money at White's'; 'Receiving Spring Walk-overs, all the latest lasts, at Ira White's'; 'See the Scotch woolen line of $15.00 men's suits made to measure, all wool any style, at Ira White's.'
- 1916-03-03 Dexter. Ad: 'Young men who want Spring Suits can save money by having an All Wool suit tailored at Ira White's-400 patterns-take your choice for $15.'
- 1916-04-07 Dexter. Ira White advertised spring clothing, shoes and men's wear; the men's and young men's store is White's; guaranteed suits for $15, 400 samples to select from Quote: "The men's and young men's store is White's."
- 1916-04-14 Dexter. Proprietor of White's, the men's and young men's store; advertised a complete stock of spring clothing, shoes and men's wear, Walk-Over shoes, and guaranteed all-wool tailored suits at $16 with 400 samples to select from Quote: "Walk over shoes always right in style, quality and price, at Ir…
- 1916-04-21 Dexter. Advertised a complete stock of spring clothing, shoes and men's wear ('the men's and young men's store is White's'; 'Walk over shoes always right in style, quality and price, at Ira White's') [date from clip_id] Quote: "My stock of spring clothing, shoes and men's wear is complete. Try us. I…
- 1916-04-28 Dexter. Proprietor of White's, the men's and young men's store; advertises spring clothing, shoes and men's wear, and a large line of men's pants [date from clip_id] Quote: "My stock of spring clothing"
- 1916-06-23 Mrs. Ira White entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Tim Ulen; no particulars were received Co-mentioned: Tim Ulen. Quote: "Mrs. Ira White entertained in honor of Mrs. Tim Ulen"
- 1917-03-09 Ira White advertising four hundred all-wool samples from which to select an Easter suit at $15.00, fit guaranteed at Ira White's Quote: "Four hundred All-wool samples from which to select your Easter suit at $15.00. Fit guaranteed at Ira White's."
- 1920-04-02 Bernie. 80-acre farm for rent: 80 acres in cultivation, 20 in meadow, 20 broken for oats or corn; good 4-room house, 2 barns, 63 acres woods pasture; on R.F.D. out of Bernie; telephone in house; see Ira White, Dexter, Mo Quote: "FARM FOR RENT"
- 1920-04-09 Bernie. Farm for rent: 80 acres in cultivation, 20 acres in meadow, 20 acres broken for oats or corn, good 4-room house, 2 barns, 40 acres woods pasture, on R.F.D. out of Bernie, telephone in house; see Ira White, Dexter, Mo., for particulars Quote: "See IRA WHITE, Dexter, Mo., for particulars"
- 1920-04-16 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Ira White were in Poplar Bluff shopping last Friday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ira White. Quote: ""Mr. and Mrs. Ira White were in Poplar Bluff shopping last Friday.""
- 1920-12-10 Guest at Mrs. C. Norman's Thimble Club luncheon last Friday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. Norman. Quote: "Those present were: Mesdames Jno. Crissom, Ira White, R. F. Jean"
- 1921-10-21 Mr. and Mrs. Ira White and son Hill are spending the week in St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ira White; Hill. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Ira White and son, Hill, are spending the week in St. Louis"
- 1921-10-28 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Ira White returned last Sunday from a week's visit in St. Louis Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Ira White returned last Sunday from a week's visit in St. Louis."
- 1922-02-10 Dexter. Ira White was in St. Louis this week buying goods for the store he will open in the old Thrower Bros. stand on Stoddard street Quote: "Ira White is in St. Louis, this week buying goods for his store which he will open in the old Thrower Bros. stand on Stoddard street."
- 1922-03-03 Dexter. Returning to the mercantile business in Dexter as the Ira White Company, with Creed (surname cut off at the page fold) as a full partner; store carrying a complete new line of merchandise Co-mentioned: Creed [surname illegible at page fold]. Quote: "Ira White is coming back into the Mercanti…
- 1922-03-10 Dexter. Opening announcement of Ira White Co. Store at his old stand with all new goods; men's and boys' wear; headquarters for shoes and clothing Quote: "At My Old Stand with ALL NEW GOODS"
- 1923-04-10 Stoddard County MO. land case: Ira White vs. Charles Liles; cause Deed; Decree for Pltf 5 304 Co-mentioned: Charles Liles. Quote: "White, Ira Charles Liles Deed Decree for Pltf 5 304 10-Apr"
- 1924-06-20 Dexter. Ira White went out to his farm and hoed cotton Tuesday, and 'they say he had to pull his pants on with a shoe horn Wednesday morning.'
- 1924-10-24 Dexter. Advertises Whitman's all wool worsted suit for $15.00 in his window; extra values in men's and young men's suits at $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00; Coopers and Wilson Bros. underwear and shirts; Lyon brand and Wolverine work shoes and J. P. Smith dress shoes; all-leather dress shoe for $3.50 Quot…
- 1925-01-30 Dexter. Home entered Saturday night while he and his family were away; $2 to $3 of his son Hill White's hard-earned money and wearing apparel taken Quote: "Burglars Were Busy Here Last Saturday Night"
- 1925-07-31 Dexter. The paper joked that Ira White gave himself a new roof this week, not in his mouth or on his head, but over the street in front of his shop Quote: ""Ira White gave himself a new roof this week not in his mouth or on his head, but over the street in front of his shop.""
- 1926-04-09 Dexter, Mo.. Lot 7 blk 6 in original townsite of City of Dexter, $1500 Co-mentioned: Zoe E. White; Wm. Glenn McNeely; Dorothy Rose McNeely.
- 1926-04-23 Stoddard County. Ira White is executor of the estate of W. F. Guess, deceased, per letters testamentary granted April 19, 1926 Co-mentioned: W. F. Guess. Quote: "IRA WHITE, Executor"
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Executor of the estate of W. F. Guess, deceased; letters testamentary granted April 19, 1926; claims to be exhibited within six months Co-mentioned: W. F. Guess. Quote: "IRA WHITE, Executor"
- 1926-05-07 Named executor of the Estate of W. F. Guess; claims against the estate to be exhibited within six months Quote: "IRA WHITE, Executor."
- 1926-05-14 Dexter. Executor of the Estate of W. F. Guess, deceased; letters testamentary granted April 19, 1926 Co-mentioned: W. F. Guess. Quote: "Letters Testamentary upon the Estate of W. F. Guess, deceased, have been granted"
- 1926-05-28 Dexter. Ira White, executor of estate, sells household goods (wood stove, hall tree, mirrors, oil stove, clocks, water tank, 1916 Dodge touring car, lawn mower, garden tools) for cash in hand Quote: "IRA WHITE, Executor of Estate"
- 1926-10-08 Cape Girardeau. Ira White and Wiley H. Jenkins are Federal grand jurors at Cape Girardeau next week Co-mentioned: Wiley H. Jenkins.
- 1926-12-17 Ira White advertised the Men's and Boy's Shop: Wilson Bros. shirts and ties, Cooper underwear, and Smith's shoes Quote: "SHOP AT Men's and Boy's Shop — Ira White"
- 1927-04-08 Dexter. Guaranteed all-wool suits, 300 samples to choose from at $25.75 for 2-piece suit and $21.75 for coat and pant suit, at Ira White's
- 1927-11-11 Dexter. Commissioner Ira White (Charles Liles, attorney) sells at public auction on Monday, December 12, 1927, the real estate of the W. F. Cullinane estate, per the September 1926 term of the Circuit Court of Stoddard County in the suit of Mary C. Cullinane et al., heirs at law of W. F. Cullinane,…
- 1927-11-18 Dexter. Joined the Dexter Red Cross for year 1928 (roll call published up to Nov. 17; roll call open till Nov. 25) Quote: "Names of persons joining the Red Cross for year 1928."
- 1927-12-09 Bloomfield. In the cause of Mary C. Cullis against W. F. Perkins et al in Stoddard County the court ordered commissioner Ira White to sell described Stoddard county real estate at public auction Monday December 12 1927 at the courthouse door in Bloomfield Quote: "the court further found one that Ira…
- 1928-01-27 Kennett. A. J. Sherwood and Ira White were in Kennett on business Thursday Co-mentioned: A. J. Sherwood. Quote: "A. J. Sherwood and Ira White were in Kennett on business Thursday."
- 1928-02-03 Dexter. Of Dexter; identified 14 pairs of pants still bearing his sale tags with his cost mark on them among the merchandise recovered in the Kennett theft ring; likely had more of his goods stolen several months ago Quote: "identified 14 pairs of pants that still bore his sale tags"
- 1928-03-09 J. P. Smith Dress Shoes at old price; 'None better.' Quote: "J. P. Smith Dress Shoes at old price. None better. At IRA WHITE'S."
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Ira White of Dexter advertises Scotch Woolen Mills made-to-order 2-piece suits at $21.75 (guaranteed $35 and $40 woolens); 3-piece suit or overcoat $25.75; single pants $8.25; 300 samples, all one price Quote: "Just Think! You Save $15"
- 1928-03-16 Dexter. Ira White, Dexter, advertises Scotch Woolen Mills all-wool suits and overcoats at one price $21.75, guaranteed $35 and $40 woolens, plus Lyon Brand and Wolverine Horseshoe work shoes Quote: "Any 3-Piece Suit or Overcoat $25.75 Single Pants, $8.25 Ira White Dexter, Mo."
- 1928-03-23 Dexter. Ira White of Dexter, Mo., advertises made-to-order all-wool 2-piece suits for $21.75 through Scotch Woolen Mills Quote: "Order From Ira White Dexter, Mo."
- 1928-03-30 Dexter. Went hunting last week and brought in 35 mallards and one canvasback duck; he hunts ducks for a living and runs a clothing store for pastime Quote: "brought in 35 mallards and one canvas back duck"
- 1928-03-30 Dexter. In 1910 Dexter's High baseball team never lost a game; Ira White gave them suits and their name (Walk-Overs). April 1910 scores: Walk-Overs 16, Cairo 3; Walk-Overs 13, Bloomfield 2; Walk-Overs 15, Sikeston 12 Quote: "Dexter's Hi team never lost a game that season. Ira White gave them suits a…
- 1928-06-01 Dexter. Spent Wednesday morning fishing on the big ditch East with R. E. Childs and Dwight Colbert Co-mentioned: R. E. Childs; Dwight Colbert. Quote: "Ira White, R. E. Childs and Dwight Colbert spent the morning, Wednesday, on the big ditch East, and got several brain food."
- 1928-08-31 Bernie. Advertised two good farms for rent, one 160 acres and one 120 acres, 6 miles west of Bernie and known as Guess Farm; Ira White, agent, Dexter Quote: "Two good farms for rent, one 160 acres, one 120 acres"
- 1928-09-14 Dexter. For rent: two good farms, one 160 acres and one 120 acres, good level land for corn, cotton, wheat, oats or peas, good buildings and barns, on rock road; Ira White, agent, at Dexter for renting. (Also Bernie, Mo., Guess Farm.) Quote: "FARMS FOR RENT. Two good farms for rent, one 160 acres, o…
- 1929-01-11 Dexter. Mr. Ira White has recovered from a week's illness of influenza and is back at his store again Quote: "is back at his store again."
- 1929-02-08 Dexter. Elected president of the board of seven governors as the Dexter Merchants' Association effected a permanent organization Monday night at the Missouri Utilities Company offices Co-mentioned: Dexter Merchants' Association. Quote: "A Board of seven governors was elected comprising Ira White, as…
- 1929-03-08 Dexter. Men's & boys' shop at Ira White's offering bargains in clothing, shoes, hats, shirts & furnishings
- 1929-07-19 Ira White, exclusive men's store, advertises men's and boys' wear — every day is special price day Quote: "Ira White MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR"
- 1929-10-11 Dexter. At a business meeting of the Dexter Business Men's Association last Friday evening at the City Hall, members voted to co-operate with the school in making the Community Fair an extra big thing by combining it with the next Trades Day; Charlie Michelson moved that the Association appropriate…
- 1929-12-06 Dexter. Lost: white and lemon colored bird pup, four months old, answers to name of Joe; taken from car in Dexter; return to Ira White Quote: "LOST-White and lemon colored Bird Pup, four months old, answers to name of Joe. Taken from car in Dexter. Return to IRA WHITE."
- 1929-12-13 Dexter. Lost: white and lemon colored Bird Pup, four months old, answers to the name of Joe; taken from car in Dexter; return to Ira White Quote: "LOST-White and lemon colored Bird Pup, four months old, answers to name of Joe."
- 1929-12-20 Dexter. Lost: white and lemon colored bird pup, four months old, answers to name of Joe; taken from car in Dexter; return to Ira White Quote: "LOST—White and lemon colored Bird Pup, four months old, answers to name of Joe."
- 1930 T23N R8&9E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 20 - T23N R8&9E, section(s) 10. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "White, Ira — Page 20 - T23N R8&9E, sec 10"
- 1930-01-24 Dexter. Jack Frost creased the windows of Ira White's store Sunday morning; many stopped to admire the wonderful display of Nature's art Quote: "Jack Frost (creased the windows) of Ira White's store Sunday morning"
- 1930-02-28 Dexter. Mrs. Ira White entertained the Thimble Club at her home Wednesday afternoon Quote: "entertained the Thimble Club at her home Wednesday afternoon."
- 1930-03-28 Tatum. Ira White made the color of his tempting shade a different hue, less tempting to the Irish Quote: "Ira White made the color of his tempting shade a different hue, less tempting to the Irish."
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. IRA WHITE Haberdashery, Dexter, Mo., 'The Home of Reasonable Prices'; collar attached shirts $1 to $3, silk hose 35c to $1, athletic underwear 50c to $1.50, silk ties 50c and $1, new fall hats $2 to $5 Quote: "Correct Haberdashery for Correct Men"
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Ira White's famous Haberdashery is advertising this week with remarkable values in up-to-date merchandise at prices that challenge rivalry
- 1930-10-03 Dexter. Ira White advertises: 'Blue Serge Suits, 15-oz. all-wool, sun-proof, for $17.50 at IRA WHITE'S.'
- 1930-10-10 $25.00 gets All-Wool Suit made to your measure, fit guaranteed, at IRA WHITE'S; also Blue Serge Suits, 15-oz. all-wool, sun-proof, for $17.50 at IRA WHITE'S
- 1930-11-21 Dexter. Proprietor of Ira White's Haberdashery, 'The Exclusive Men's Store'; pre-Thanksgiving sale on all men's suits, $19.95 Quote: "Ira White's Haberdashery The Exclusive Men's Store"
- 1930-12-05 Dexter. Proprietor of Ira White's store; advertising its first sale in 10 years with everything reduced as a Christmas saving Quote: "FIRST SALE IN 10 YEARS"
- 1930-12-05 Dexter. Men's wear store advertised its 'FIRST SALE IN 10 YEARS' with reductions on suits, hats, overcoats, ties, shirts, shoes and Xmas sox Quote: "IRA WHITE'S FIRST SALE IN 10 YEARS"
- 1930-12-12 Dexter. One of the Dexter merchants pushing big Christmas sales; 'the first sale White's have had in ten years.' Quote: "R. E. Childs, Jr., Clowe's and Ira White's stores are all pushing big sales with fine success."
- 1931-01-02 Dexter, Mo.. Astonishing reductions on overcoats, top coats and suits this week; big ad in this issue
- 1931-01-02 Dexter, Mo.. Big overcoat, suit and top coat sale commencing Saturday, Dec 3, 1930 [printed '1931']; everything will be reduced until Jan. 20
- 1931-04-03 Dexter. Ira White's advertises men's Hanover shirts $1 and $1.50, Cooper shirts and shorts $1, Easter ties 50c and $1.00, and handkerchiefs 50c and 75c per box of 3
- 1931-09-04 Dexter. Ira White's advertises $22.50 all-wool, tailor-made, guaranteed-fit suits, 300 samples to select from Quote: "$22.50 All Wool, Tailor Made, Guaranteed Fit Suits"
- 1931-09-11 Dexter. $22.50 all wool tailor-made guaranteed fit suits, 300 samples; Tuf-Nut shirts and pants in tan and grey covert at White's Quote: "300 samples to select from at IRA WHITE'S"
- 1931-09-18 Dexter. Three Tuf-Nut garments given free in the Tuf-Nut Guessing Contest at IRA WHITE'S Quote: "Three Tuf-Nut garments given Free in the Tuf-Nut Guessing Contest at IRA WHITE'S"
- 1931-09-25 Dexter. Dexter clothier advertising TUF-NUT work clothes with a 25c coupon and a Saturday, Sept. 26 guessing contest, giving away 3 Tuf-Nut garments free Quote: "FREE! Saturday September 26 3 Tuf-Nut Garments Given Away"
- 1931-09-25 Dexter. Ira White's store advertising 55 pairs of pants, original price $3.00 to $6.00, all at one price $1.98 Quote: "55 Pairs of Pants, original price from $3.00 to $6.00--All One Price, $1.98"
- 1931-10-02 Dexter. Advertises men's suits at $17.50 and $22.50 and a top coat at $12.50 Quote: "Suits for Men ... $17.50 & 22.50 -- Ira White"
- 1931-10-30 Dexter. Ira White's: all wool men's suits at $17.50; all wool tweed top coats in browns and greys, silk lined, half-belt back, at $12.50; everything for man and boy Quote: "Value and Style in These All Wool Men's Suits at $17.50"
- 1931-11-06 Dexter. Ira White, new in Dexter, announces the Bartlett Line of clothing for men and young men at one price of $22.50; 'Everything for the Man and Boy.' Quote: "New in Dexter Ira White Everything for the Man and Boy"
- 1931-11-13 Dexter. Ira White advertises Bartlett Suits at $22.50, all one price, all sizes in stouts, slims and regulars: 'You can't buy a better suit — you can't get a better fit than with Bartlett Suits.' Quote: "IRA WHITE"
- 1931-11-13 Stoddard County. Ira White of Liberty Township was chosen a juror for the December term of circuit court at a session of the County Court held last week Quote: "At a session of the County Court held last week, jurors for the December term of circuit court were drawn"
- 1931-11-20 Dexter. Men's all wool topcoats $12.50; line of Bartlett Clothes suits at $22.50, all sizes in stouts, slims and regulars Quote: "An Unheard of Low Price for Quality Coats"
- 1931-11-27 Dexter. Ira White, Everything for the Man and Boy, announces new models The Henley, The Legion and The Avenue of Bartlett Fine Clothes for Men at $22.50 arrived this week Quote: "Three New Models in Bartlett Fine Clothes for Men $22.50"
- 1931-12-04 Dexter. Ira White, Dexter, Missouri, Everything for the Man and Boy, 2nd annual Christmas sale starts Saturday, December 5th: Bartlett line suits $22.50 now $19.95, top coats $9.95, shoe sale, 25% reduction on all men's dress pants Quote: "IRA WHITE'S 2nd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE"
- 1931-12-11 Dexter. Advertisement: Ira White's 2nd Annual Christmas Sale, now on until Xmas; quality gifts for man and boy
- 1931-12-18 Dexter. White's Christmas sale continues until Christmas, advertised as savings on presents for Him Quote: "IRA WHITE'S Christmas Sale goes on until Xmas"
- 1931-12-25 May this Christmas be rich in Gifts to you and yours: Ira White's, Ira White, Hill White Co-mentioned: Hill White. Quote: "May this Christmas be rich in Gifts to you and yours. Ira White's"
- 1943-10-04 Age 73y 1m 0d. Cause: Carcinoma of Larynx [uncertain]. Burial: DEXTER CEMETERY.
- (undated) Dexter. Ira White's Men's & Boys' Shop (display ad)
- (undated) Dexter. Ira White's advertises 'Guaranteed all-wool Suits, 300 samples to choose from at $25.75 or $21.75 for 2-piece Suit.' Quote: "Guaranteed all-wool Suits, 300 samples to choose from at $25.75 or $21.75 for 2-piece Suit at IRA WHITE'S."
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.