hunt, mayor
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mayor Hunt
- Record count
- 4
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Kennett
- First event date
- 1929-03-15
- Last event date
- 1930-10-03
Timeline — 7 events
- 1924-07-11 Dexter. Mayor Hunt, also Trustee of the township, announced work started Wednesday tearing out partitions over the Township offices to make a parlor and rest room with library for transients in Dexter; the Red Cross will furnish the rooms rent-free, the township giving the space Quote: ""Work Starte…
- 1925-04-24 Dexter. Mayor Hunt, E. C. Mohrstadt and Sam Ulen received letters this week from the Industrial department of the Cotton Belt, informing them that a cotton mill is seeking location in this section, and a move will be made to get it Co-mentioned: E. C. Mohrstadt; Sam Ulen.
- 1926-12-03 Dexter. Mayor Hunt says the report that Dexter would build a municipal power plant is without foundation; a $200,000 plant would cost more than the Missouri Utilities Company charges ratepayers Quote: "Mayor Hunt said he did not recall that such was even mentioned in the council"
- 1929-03-15 Kennett. Mayor Hunt attended court in Kennett last week with Atty. Charles Liles, John I. Moore and Carson W. Smith Co-mentioned: Atty. Charles Liles; John I. Moore; Carson W. Smith. Quote: "Atty. Charles Liles, Mayor Hunt, John I. Moore and Carson W. Smith attended court in Kennett last week."
- 1930-03-07 Dexter. Citizens' petition with some 200 names of citizens and taxpayers presented to the Dexter city council asking that an election be ordered to build a municipal lighting plant; Fuller Engineering Company of St. Louis proposed a preliminary survey at $250; Mayor Hunt says the people will be allo…
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. Took the three boys in tow Monday night after being informed of the hold-up prank, at his and Chief Kee's suggestion; the prank cost each boy $1.67 and was judged an innocent prank, not an intended crime Quote: "at the suggestion of Mayor Hunt and Chief Kee, who took the boys in tow Monday n…
- 1930-10-03 Dexter. Mayor Hunt, who is also Township Trustee Hunt, informs us that $10,000 for road construction will be used to aid the unemployed Quote: "Road Building Will Make Work for Some"
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