day, m f
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Day, M. F.; M. F. Day
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Lutesville; Poplar Bluff
- First event date
- 1914-06-10
- Last event date
- 1929-03-08
Timeline — 14 events
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1914-06-10
Lutesville. M. F. Day returned Thursday from a few days visit to friends in Lutesville
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-10 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T034731
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1914-08-26
Lutesville. M. F. Day left for Lutesville today to visit relatives Quote: "M. F. Day left for Lutesville today to visit relatives."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-08-26 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T065712.242984632Z
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1914-11-04
Lutesville. M. F. Day and his wife spent a week in Lutesville visiting friends Quote: "M. F. Day and wife spent a week in Lutesville visiting friends."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-11-04 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T092518.259941735Z + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-11-04 clip backlog-1911-20-083
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1915-06-25
Dexter. Mrs. M. F. Day has three young lady guests this week: her sister Miss Comfort Dickey, Miss Kate Butler of Lutesville, and Miss Ellen Long of Potosi Co-mentioned: Comfort Dickey; Kate Butler; Ellen Long. Quote: "Mrs. M. F. Day has three young lady guests this week in the persons of her sister…
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-06-25 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150625-p3
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1915-07-23
Lutesville. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Day left yesterday for Lutesville to visit relatives [date from clip_id]
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-07-23 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150723-p3
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1915-10-22
Lutesville. Mr. M. F. Day returned here with M. M. Day and wife from an extended visit to Lutesville [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: M. M. Day. Quote: "Mr. M. F. Day, returned here with them from an extended visit to Lutesville."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-10-22 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19151022-p3
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1920-08-27
Dexter. For sale: Ford roadster in good running order, a bargain; see M. F. Day, Dexter Bakery Co-mentioned: Dexter Bakery. Quote: "FOR SALE: Ford Roadster, in good running order. A bargain. See M. F. DAY, Dexter Bakery."
business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-08-27 clip DS-1920-0827-p5-day-ford
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1920-09-03
For Sale: Ford Roadster, in good running order. A bargain. See M. F. Day, Dexter Bakery. 19-otp4 Co-mentioned: Dexter Bakery.
business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-09-03 clip DS-1920-0903-p8-cl-day
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1921-04-29
Dexter. Owner of the Dexter Bakery; special on Trades and Auction Day: two 10-cent loaves of Blue Ribbon Bread for 15 cents Co-mentioned: Dexter Bakery. Quote: "Two 10-cent loaves BLUE RIBBON BREAD FOR 15 CENTS on Trades and Auction Day."
business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1921-04-29 clip DS-1921-04-29-p4-bakery
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1924-06-20
Colorado. M. F. Day with wife and son Walter left Tuesday for Colorado to spend the summer Co-mentioned: Walter Day.
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1924-06-20 clip b23-19240620-p4
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1924-09-19
St. Louis. M. F. Day, wife and son, Walter, went to St. Louis Saturday Co-mentioned: Walter Day.
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1924-09-19 clip b24-19240919-p4
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1926-05-07
Bedfordville. With wife and two sons Walter and Mason, Jr., motored to Bedfordville last Sunday to visit relatives Quote: "M. F. Day, wife and two sons, Walter and Mason, Jr., motored to Bedfordville, last Sunday to visit relatives."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1926-05-07 clip ds-1926-0105-jpg-R10
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1927-10-21
Charleston. M. F. Day and his family moved from Dexter to Charleston last week, where he purchased the Charleston Bakery and took immediate charge
business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1927-10-21 clip b13-19271021-p8
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1929-03-08
Poplar Bluff. M. F. Day was here Monday en route to Poplar Bluff from Charleston; he went to Brandon hospital, where his brother, Mason Day, underwent an operation Co-mentioned: Mason Day. Quote: "where his brother, Mason Day, underwent an operation."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-03-08 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290308-p3
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