steinbrenner, leonard
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Leonard Steinbrenner; Leonard Steinbrenner (FG memorial 24675007); Steinbrenner, Leonard
- Record count
- 19
- Sources
- fg_cemetery_sweep,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Broken Arrow, Okla.; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Garner, southwest of Dexter; old-bethel-cemetery
- First event date
- 1911-10-04
- Last event date
- 1931-07-23
Timeline — 20 events
- 1911-10-04 Garner, southwest of Dexter. By courtesy of Leonard Steinbrenner, a pie supper was held at Garner's school house, three miles southwest of Dexter; Abe Wallace auctioned the pies and Rev. Reed gave the speech Quote: "Last night, by courtesy of Leonard Steinbrenner"
- 1911-10-04 Garner. The progressive farmer near Garner hosted a pie supper at Garner's school house three miles southwest of Dexter and got the largest piece of cake as the best-looking man in the house Quote: "by courtesy of Leonard Steinbrenner, one of the most progressive farmers in that neighborhood"
- 1914-05-27 Dexter. Leonard Steinbrenner, a farmer who IS a farmer, was transacting business here Tuesday
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Leonard Steinbrenner was not in evidence last Saturday; the item asks whether he is sick or gone courting Quote: "What's the matter? Is he sick, or gone courting?"
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. Leonard Steinbrenner was here last Saturday and informed the editor he was here the Saturday before and what he needed was a pair of specks Quote: "what we needed was a pair of specks. Maybe so."
- 1914-06-24 Dexter. The Statesman staff, out riding with Charlie Biggs, came near running over Leonard Steinbrenner, who was riding along the road about two miles west of town, eating something and thinking about his best girl so hard he never heard the auto honk Co-mentioned: Charlie Biggs. Quote: "we came nea…
- 1914-07-08 Took an hour off to come to town Monday; greeted from the Commercial Hotel while eating, he had his mouth too full to reply Quote: "he was eating something when we yelled, 'Hello!' to him from the Commercial Hotel, and had his mouth too full to reply."
- 1925-10-16 Leonard Steinbrenner showed a copper coin called the 'Bread Coin,' issued in Germany in 1816-17, a year without a summer, which his mother's uncle J. G. Hertrich brought to this country 50 years ago; one side reads 'O, give me bread, I am hungry,' the other 'Despair not—God still lives.' Co-mentione…
- 1926-02-12 Dexter. Leonard Steinbrenner, R. 2, Dexter, advertised for sale two black jacks boned white points (one registered) and one 110-egg Old Trusty incubator, nearly new Quote: "See LEONARD STEINBRENNER, R. 2, Dexter"
- 1926-05-14 Stoddard County. Leonard Steinbrenner to Florence Anthony, S 1/2 of SE 1/4 SE 1/4 3-28-10 East, $500.00 Co-mentioned: Florence Anthony. Quote: "Leonard Steinbrenner to Florence Anthony, S1/2 of SE1/4 SE1/4 3-28-10 East, $500.00."
- 1928-01-27 For sale: cheap, one Old Trusty incubator 100-egg capacity, also one Majestic 125-egg incubator; R. D. 2 Quote: "FOR SALE--Cheap. One Old Trusty incubator"
- 1928-02-03 Sells cheap an Old Trusty 100-egg incubator and a Majestic 125-egg incubator; R. F. D. 2 Quote: "FOR SALE-Cheap, One Old Trusty incubator"
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. For sale, cheap: one old Trusty incubator, 100-egg capacity, also one Majestic, 125-egg incubator; see Leonard Steinbrenner, R. F. D. 2 Quote: "FOR SALE—Cheap, One Old Trusty incubator, 100-egg capacity"
- 1928-10-05 Dexter. The Dexter flappers want to know how Leonard Steinbrenner gets and keeps his school-girl complexion Quote: "how Leonard Steinbrenner gets and keeps his "school-girl complexion.""
- 1929-01-18 Dexter. For-sale classified: several 140 to 250-egg incubators priced from $3.00 up, one Morgan stallion, and one big-boned young black jack; R. 2, Dexter, Missouri Quote: "One Morgan Stallion. One big-boned young black jack"
- 1930-12-12 New subscriber in the Christmas offer drive, r. 3 (new list of 28) Quote: "OUR SUB LIST GREW FAST THE PAST WEEK"
- 1931-02-06 Dexter, Mo.. Leonard Steinbrenner, Dexter, has a 99-acre farm for rent for pasture, plenty of water Quote: "For Rent My farm containing 99 acres for pasture"
- 1931-07-23 Broken Arrow, Okla.. Left yesterday morning for Broken Arrow, Okla., to accept a position; took his "school girl complexion" with him; the editor wishes him well
- (undated) Dexter. Leonard Steinbrenner and F. E. Casey, among the leading stock men of the section, ordered stock bills printed for their fine jacks Co-mentioned: F. E. Casey. Quote: "Saturday, we received orders from Leonard Steinbrenner to print stock bills for his fine jack, and a like order from F. E. Cas…
- (undated) Dexter. For sale: two Black Jacks, big boned white points, one registered; also one 110-egg Old Trusty incubator nearly new; see Leonard Steinbrenner, R. 2, Dexter Quote: "FOR SALE—Two Black Jacks"
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.