vaught, monroe
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Monroe Vaught; Vaught, Monroe
- Record count
- 28
- Sources
- census-1920,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Liberty; Stoddard County; Tatum
- First event date
- 1911-01-25
- Last event date
- 1920
Timeline — 9 events
- 1911-01-25 Tatum. Auctioneer at the box-supper; also received the cake for being the ugliest man Quote: "Monroe Vaught was the auctioneer. He also received the cake for being the ugliest man."
- 1911-02-15 Tatum. Received four wild ducks from Hornersville, Mo.; very proud Quote: "Monroe Vaught received four wild ducks from Hornersville Mo."
- 1911-08-09 Dexter. Monroe Vaught's young horse, hitched to the Farmers Union store delivery wagon, ran away Monday afternoon after being frightened by a passing train, painfully injuring salesman John Vaught and tearing a wheel off the wagon Co-mentioned: John Vaught. Quote: "A young horse belonging to Monroe…
- 1911-08-30 Tatum. Monroe Vaught baled hay last Thursday until it began to rain Quote: "Monroe Vaught baled hay last Thursday until it began to rain."
- 1911-10-04 Stoddard County. Monroe Vaught, described as one of Stoddard County's greatest hustlers, was in town Friday talking good roads Quote: "Monroe Vaught, than whom there is no greater hustler in Stoddard county, was in town Friday, talking good roads"
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. Was in Dexter Friday talking good roads; the paper calls him Stoddard County's greatest hustler on the subject Quote: "was in town Friday, talking good roads"
- 1915-05-14 Bloomfield. A prosperous farmer and 'good Democrat' of Dexter, was in Bloomfield on business this week Quote: "Monroe Vaught a prosperous farmer and good Democrat of Dexter was here on business this week"
- 1915-10-01 Bloomfield. Monroe Vaught, a jolly good citizen of Dexter, was here, Monday [date from clip_id] Quote: "Monroe Vaught a jolly good citizen of Dexter was here, Monday"
- 1916-09-15 Dexter. Monroe Vaught and Harry Bond organized an auto livery business in Dexter this week; Bond surrendered his position with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for the venture; the Vaught & Boud Auto Livery ad says 'Will go anywhere, day or night. Phone 253.' Co-mentioned: Harry Bond. Quote: "Mon…
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