burkhart, joe
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Burkhart, Joe; Joe Burkhart
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Flint
- First event date
- 1929-03-22
- Last event date
- 1931-02-27
Timeline — 8 events
- 1921-12-02 Dexter. Joe Burkhart of the Western Union is on vacation; Miss Theo Patton is working in his place this week Quote: "in the place of Joe Burkhart, who is on vacation"
- 1925-03-13 Dexter. Joe Burkhart is ill of the mumps Quote: "Joe Burkhart is ill of the mumps."
- 1926-11-12 Dexter. Joe Burkhart told the Statesman's editor Tuesday morning in the township building that he was the best man in the house, per the editor's local column Quote: ""Joe Burkhart told us he was the best man in the house""
- 1929-03-22 Flint. Joe Burkhart renewed his own Statesman subscription and that of his sister, Mrs. J. E. Huffman, of Flint Co-mentioned: Mrs. J. E. Huffman. Quote: "We thank Joe Burkhart for renewing for his own Statesman and for that of his sister, Mrs. J. E. Huffman, of Flint."
- 1929-08-16 Dexter. Notice: the party who took the operator's chair from the Telegraph office can return it for a reward, no arrests made and no questions asked Quote: "If the party who took the operator's chair from the Telegraph office will return it, a reward will be paid, no arrests made and no questions as…
- 1929-08-23 Dexter. Notice (1tpd): Joe Burkhart states the person who broke down an iron chair (capacity 500 lbs.) in his office is known; if all damages are paid no questions will be asked, nor further legal means taken to effect redress Co-mentioned: W. U. T. Co.. Quote: "NOTICE: The sylph-like seraph who bro…
- 1931-02-27 Dexter, Mo.. Renewed subscription to the Dexter Statesman. [With the Subscriber]
- (undated) Bloomfield. Joe Burkhart was at court in Bloomfield, Wednesday, and Mr. S. L. Hendrix, of Poplar Bluff, served him [papers] at the Western Union Telegraph office here that day Co-mentioned: S. L. Hendrix. Quote: "served him ... at the Western Union Telegraph office here that day"
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