smith, r j

Name variants

Mrs. R. J. Smith

Record count

5

Sources

life_events

Places seen

Dexter

First event date

1914-06-03

Last event date

1930-09-19

Timeline — 11 events

• 1914-06-03 Dexter. Mrs. R. J. Smith, wife of Dexter's chief of Police, sent the editor thanks and a bouquet of flowers, and adorns the pulpit of her church with flowers every Sunday Quote: "This same good woman adorns the pulpit of her church with flowers every Sunday." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-03 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T033354
• 1914-06-03 Dexter. Mrs. R. J. Smith, wife of Dexter's chief of Police, sent the editor her ash barrel with a bouquet of beautiful flowers after reading something that pleased her in The Statesman; she adorns the pulpit of her church with flowers every Sunday and is successful in their culture Quote: "Mrs. R. J… social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-03 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T033319.738100750Z
• 1915-08-13 Dexter. Has been on the sick list this week Quote: "has been on the sick list this week" social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-08-13 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150813-p3
• 1926-03-05 Dexter. Mrs. R. J. Smith came in Saturday and ordered the paper sent to her son, Attorney B. Hugh Smith, in Cape Girardeau; she said it was like a news letter to him each week Co-mentioned: B. Hugh Smith. Quote: "She said it was like a news letter to him each week." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1926-03-05 clip b14-19260305-p4
• 1927-12-30 Cape Girardeau. Mrs. R. J. Smith spent the Christmas holidays with her son, Atty. B. Hugh Smith, and family, at Cape Girardeau Co-mentioned: Atty. B. Hugh Smith. Quote: "Mrs. R. J. Smith spent the Christmas holidays with her son, Atty. B. Hugh Smith, and family, at Cape Girardeau." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1927-12-30 clip b13-19271230-p2
• 1928-03-02 Mrs. R. J. Smith advertised White English Leghorn eggs from C. Patterson's Leghorn Farm, 50c per setting Co-mentioned: C. Patterson's Leghorn Farm. Quote: ""White English Leghorn Eggs from C. Patterson's Leghorn Farm"" agriculture · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1928-03-02 clip b2-19280302-p8
• 1928-03-16 Dexter. Mrs. R. J. Smith offers White English Leghorn eggs from C. T. Patterson's Leghorn Farm, 50c per setting Quote: "White English Leghorn Eggs from C. T. Patterson's Leghorn Farm for setting, 50c per setting... Mrs. R. J. SMITH." agriculture · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1928-03-16 clip b2-19280316-p8
• 1930-01-10 Dexter. Mrs. R. J. Smith entertained her son Atty. Hugh D. Smith and his wife of Cape Girardeau on Sunday Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith. Quote: "were guests of the former's mother, Mrs. R. J. Smith, Sunday." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-01-10 clip jan30-R5
• 1930-09-19 Dexter. Classified ad: HOUSE For Rent. See Mrs. R. J. SMITH Quote: "HOUSE For Rent. See Mrs. R. J. SMITH." business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-09-19 clip juldec30-R19
• (undated) Mrs. R. J. Smith owns a white Leghorn hen over ten years old that laid all last season; the hen is now a household pet with 'right-of-way in and around the house.' Quote: "Mrs. R. J. Smith has a white Leghorn hen over ten years old, which layed all last season." agriculture · life_events|Dexter Statesman clip b17-19250220-p4
• (undated) Dexter. Mrs. R. J. Smith had as dinner guests Sunday her son B. Hugh Smith and family of Cape Girardeau and Mrs. Ida Stone of Berkeley, California; 26 years since that part of the family were together Co-mentioned: B. Hugh Smith. Quote: "Mrs. R. J. Smith had as dinner guests Sunday, her son, B. Hugh… social · life_events|Dexter Statesman clip b16-19261022-p4

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