falls, l j
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Falls, L. J.; L. J. Falls; L.J. Falls
- Record count
- 16
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dudley; Dudley, Mo.; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 10-Aug-42
- Last event date
- 1931-11-13
Timeline — 15 events
- 1927-03-18 Mrs. L. J. Falls, DeMange Rice Farm, offers English White Leghorn hatching eggs, 75c per setting of 15, or $4.00 per hundred
- 1927-04-01 Dexter. Mrs. L. J. Falls of the DeMange Rice Farm offered English White Leghorn hatching eggs at $3.00 per 100 Quote: "Eggs for hatching, English White Leghorns, $3.00 per 100"
- 1928-01-20 Dexter. Was driving the Ford Tudor Sedan at about 55 miles an hour on Highway 60 Monday afternoon when it rolled over about five times; he, his wife, two boys, Mr. Eagle, and Miss Eleanor York escaped with cuts and bruises treated by Dr. Bennett Co-mentioned: Phil Kuhn. Quote: "Mr. Falls took the wh…
- 1928-01-27 Dexter. For sale: three incubators (400-egg Queen, 260-egg Reliable, 22-egg Buckeye), three 1000-chick brooders, one Colony coal burner, oil burners; Dexter, Route 2, phone 927F3 Quote: "FOR SALE--Three incubators: 400-egg Queen, 260-egg Reliable, 22-egg Buckeye"
- 1929-03-01 Rice for sale at $1.75 per cwt., excellent for poultry and stock, cheaper than corn; see L. J. Falls, DeMange Rice Farm Co-mentioned: DeMange Rice Farm. Quote: "FOR SALE--Rice @ $1.75 per cwt. Excellent for poultry and stock."
- 1929-03-15 Dudley. L. J. Falls, of Dudley, called on business Wednesday and says they are busy moving this week to their new home on the Begley Rice Farm at Dudley; his wife has just recovered from an attack of influenza that confined her at home for several days
- 1929-03-29 Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Falls have a 30x30 Missouri type poultry house on their rice farm at Dudley Quote: "have a 30x30 size on their rice farm at Dudley."
- 1929-04-05 Dudley, Mo.. Eggs for hatching: white leghorn from trap-nested flock, $3.00 per 100; white Minorcas, Booth's strain, $5.00 per 100; Mrs. L. J. Falls at Begley Rice Farm, Dudley, Mo Quote: "FOR SALE—White Duck feathers. Mrs. L. J. FALLS, Dudley, Mo. Phone 905F2." Quote: "EGGS FOR HATCHING — White Leg…
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. Mr. Frank Reyes of Little Rock, Ark., is visiting his cousin Mrs. L. J. Falls at the Begley Rice Farm Co-mentioned: Frank Reyes. Quote: "Mr. Frank Reyes, of Little Rock, Ark., is visiting his cousin, Mrs. L. J. Falls at the Begley Rice Farm"
- 1929-04-26 Dudley. Mrs. L. J. Falls' eggs for hatching: White Leghorn $3.00 per 100, White Minorcas $5.00 per 100, Indian Runner Ducks $3.00 per 100; at Begley Rice Farm, Dudley, Mo., phone 905-F2 Quote: "EGGS FOR HATCHING"
- 1930-03-21 Dudley. Advertised mammoth Pekin white duck eggs (75c per setting or $5.00 per 100), Indian Runner duck eggs (50c per setting or $3.00 per 100) and white Holland turkey eggs (35c each), Dudley, Mo., Phone 905F2 Quote: "FOR SALE—Mammoth Pekin White Duck Eggs" Quote: "EGGS FOR HATCHING"
- 1930-03-28 Dudley, Mo.. Mammoth Pekin white duck eggs plus Indian Runner, White Holland turkey and other poultry eggs for sale by L. J. Falls of Dudley Quote: "Mammoth Pekin White Duck Eggs, 75c per setting or $5.00 per 100"
- 1930-09-26 Dudley. The farm electrical demonstration to be held Wednesday, October the 1st, Stoddard County, will be on the farm of L. J. Falls, who lives one mile north of Dudley on the farm known as the Dudley Rice Farm, beginning at 1:00 p. m Co-mentioned: N. D. Wrinkle. Quote: "Electrical Meeting on L. J.…
- 1930-11-21 Has a Missouri type straw loft laying house, the most popular type among Stoddard County poultrymen per county agent N. D. Wrinkle; 14 such houses were built in the county the past year Quote: "Among those who have houses of this type are"
- 1931-11-13 Stoddard County. L. J. Falls of Duck Creek 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"
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