jobe, louie
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Jobe, Louie; Louie Jobe
- Record count
- 39
- Sources
- court_cases,guardian_bonds,life_events,name_index_clip_tables,residents_master,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield | Cape Girardeau; Bloomfield/Cape Girardeau; Caruthersville; Dexter; Dexter, MO; St. Louis; Stoddard County MO
- First event date
- 19 Oct 1913
- Last event date
- undated
Timeline — 20 events
- 1913-06-18 Bloomfield. Name sent to the U.S. Senate for confirmation as postmaster at Bloomfield Quote: "Louie Jobe's name has been sent to the Senate for confirmation as postmaster at Bloomfield."
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Senator Farris, Louie Jobe and others attended the circus here Tuesday night and behaved very well, considerin' Co-mentioned: Senator Farris.
- 1913-10-19 Stoddard County MO. land case: Louie Jobe vs. Wammack; cause Q.Title; Decree for Pltf 1 548 Co-mentioned: Wammack. Quote: "Jobe, Louie Wammack, etal Q.Title Decree for Pltf 1 548 19 Oct 1"
- 1914-03-25 Bloomfield. Mrs. Louie Jobe was on the editorial tripod of the Bloomfield Vindicator last week during the illness of her father, Col. Stephen Chapman Co-mentioned: Stephen Chapman. Quote: "Mrs. Louie Jobe was on the editorial tripod of the Bloomfield Vindicator last week, during the illness of her f…
- 1915-09-10 V. and I. B. Moran conveyed to Louie Jobe 120 acres (e½, sw¼, nw¼, sw¼, 36-27-10) for $4,800 Co-mentioned: V. Moran, I. B. Moran. Quote: "V. and I. B. Moran to Louie Jobe, 120 acres ... — $4800"
- 1915-10-01 Bloomfield. Louie Jobe's new postoffice fixtures at the county seat - quarter-sawed oak, grained glass electric globes - praised as the finest seen in so small a town Quote: "Louie Jobe's official home at the county seat is certainly the finest"
- 1916-06-02 St. Louis. Louie Jobe and Webb Watkins returned Saturday from the Postmasters' Convention in St. Louis Co-mentioned: Webb Watkins. Quote: "Webb Watkins and Louie Jobe returned Saturday from the Postmasters' Convention in St. Louis"
- 1916-12-01 Caruthersville. In Caruthersville Monday (Nov 27, 1916) Co-mentioned: John Richardson. Quote: "Louie Jobe and John Richardson were in Caruthersville Monday."
- 1917-01-11 Dexter, MO. Dexter post office notice by postmaster Louie Jobe: unclaimed letters remaining in the office Monday January 8, 1917, not called for within fifteen days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at Washington, D. C. Names listed: Miss Nora Bukson, J. R. Auderson, Steve Allen, Fill Ashburn,…
- 1917-01-19 Bloomfield. Of Bloomfield; was here Wednesday Quote: "Oscar McNeil, George Barham Louie Jobe and R. S. Parker, all of Bloomfield, were here Wednesday."
- 1917-03-16 Bloomfield. Postmaster Louie Jobe of Bloomfield was in Dexter Wednesday morning to take the train for somewhere East Quote: ""Postmaster Louie Jobe, of Bloomfield, was over here Wednesday a. m. to take the train for somewhere East""
- 1917-05-18 Bloomfield. Postmaster of Bloomfield; has planted half his barn in potatoes on an extensive scale (Murphy culture); interested parties persuading him to hold the crop or market it gradually Quote: "Louie Jobe, postmaster of this city, has gone into Murphy culture on an extensive scale" Quote: "The e…
- 1920-04-16 Bloomfield. Louie Jobe, present postmaster of Bloomfield and former editor of the Vindicator, has bought a church; the editor jokes that Judge Fort says Lou is a Baptist and if he falls from grace he wants 'some soft, sacred spot to land on.' Co-mentioned: Judge Fort.
- 1920-10-22 Bernie. Car load of listeners to General J. M. Atkinson at Bernie, Wednesday; stopped here returning Co-mentioned: Ralph Wamrack; J. W. Harrison; Charles Back; J. M. Atkinson. Quote: "Ralph Wamrack, Louie Jobe, J. W. Harrison and Charles Back formed a car load of listeners to the crowd of General J.…
- 1924-08-08 Bloomfield. Louie Jobe was here Monday; he and his family came up from their home in Little Rock last week's end to visit relatives at Bloomfield Quote: "came up from their home in Little Rock, last week's end to visit relatives at Bloomfield"
- 1925-01-16 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jobe of Little Rock, Ark., arrived Tuesday en route to Bloomfield, called by the illness of Mrs. N. J. Chapman, Mrs. Jobe's mother Co-mentioned: N. J. Chapman. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jobe, of Little Rock, Ark., arrived here Tuesday enroute to Bloomfield being called by…
- 1925-04-03 Bloomfield. Louie Jobe, also postmaster at Bloomfield, died Monday night at the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Steve Chapman, at Bloomfield; he had arrived Monday night from Poplar Bluff on business and at 5 or 6 in the evening was taken ill of what was heard to be acute indigestion, and before med…
- (undated) Bloomfield. Vidar List / probate-adjacent Bloomfield co-list with Lora Moore Co-mentioned: Lora Moore. Quote: "Lora Moore; Louie Jobe; Squire Jack Harper; Joseph Howell; Vidar List"
- (undated) Bloomfield. Louie Jobe, formerly editor but now a railroad official with offices at Little Rock, spent the holidays at Bloomfield with friends Quote: "spent the holidays at Bloomfield with friends."
- (undated) Bloomfield/Cape Girardeau. Louie Jobe / Ben. Turnbaugh same-clip newspaper expansion; source spelling retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred Co-mentioned: Otis Dietz; Daniel Renner; Joseph Howell; Ernest Dunn; Gertrude Toole; Fred Crosser; Mayme White; Squire Jack Harper; Raymond Toole; Cha…
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