mccoy, t f
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- McCoy, T. F.; T. F. McCoy
- Record count
- 24
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Essex; Grand View, Ill.
- First event date
- 1929-02-22
- Last event date
- 1931-12-04
Timeline — 23 events
- 1929-02-22 Dexter. Offered for rent an 80-acre farm; T. F. McCoy, Blue Moon Cafe, Dexter, Missouri Quote: "FOR RENT—80 acre farm"
- 1929-03-01 Dexter. For rent: 80-acre farm; see T. F. McCoy at the Blue Moon Cafe, Dexter, Missouri Quote: "FOR RENT--80 acre farm. See T. F. McCOY, Blue Moon Cafe, Dexter, Missouri."
- 1929-06-21 Dexter. For sale: McCoy's Cafe, Dexter; best location in town and doing the business Quote: "Best location in town and doing the business. See T. F. McCOY"
- 1929-06-28 Dexter. McCoy's Cafe of Dexter offered for sale; described as the best location in town and doing the business Quote: "FOR SALE—McCoy's Cafe, Dexter. Best location in town and doing the business. See T. F. McCOY."
- 1929-07-05 Dexter. Classified ad: McCoy's Cafe, Dexter, for sale - 'Best location in town and doing the business.' Quote: "FOR SALE-McCoy's Cafe, Dexter"
- 1929-07-12 Dexter, Mo.. Classified: FOR SALE—Half-grown Indian Runner Ducks, 50c each. T. F. McCoy, McCoy's Cafe, Dexter
- 1929-12-20 Dexter. T. F. McCoy of McCoy's Cafe advertised a big special 50-cent Christmas dinner (young baked guinea hen, prime ribs roast beef, fresh baked ham, chicken and dumplings) and thanked Dexter patrons of nearly a year Quote: "BIG SPECIAL DINNER 50 CENTS Young Baked Guinea Hen"
- 1930-02-07 Dexter. Proprietor of McCoy's Cafe, 'Doing the Business of Stoddard County'; lady cooks; a big special capon dinner every Sunday for only 50 cents Quote: "McCoy's CAFE Is Doing the Business of Stoddard County"
- 1930-02-14 Dexter. T. F. McCoy's McCoy's Cafe is "doing the business of Stoddard County"; serves a big special chicken dinner every Sunday for 50 cents with Maxwell House Coffee Quote: "We Serve a Big Special CHICKEN DINNER every Sunday for only 50 cents"
- 1930-02-21 Dexter. McCoy's Cafe is doing the business in Stoddard County; a big special chicken dinner every Sunday for only 50 cents; T. F. McCoy Quote: "We Serve a Big Special CHICKEN DINNER every Sunday for only 50 cents."
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. McCoy's Cafe, Dexter's bright clean spot; serves a big special chicken dinner every Sunday for 50c; Maxwell House coffee Quote: "Dexter's Bright, Clean Spot"
- 1930-06-06 Dexter. Proprietor of McCoy's Cafe, Dexter's Bright Clean Spot, now open all night; 35c plate lunch; fried spring chicken daily Quote: "McCOY'S CAFE will be open ALL NIGHT"
- 1930-11-21 Dexter. Comrade; furnished food for the Kenady-Hanks Post No. 59 smoker Quote: "Comrade T. F. McCoy"
- 1930-12-12 Proprietor of McCoy's Cafe; ad touts the cafe's food, cleanliness, and 'the better class of Stoddard county' patrons Quote: "BUSINESS IS GOOD AT / McCOY'S CAFE / T. F. McCOY"
- 1930-12-19 T. F. McCoy is proprietor of McCoys Cafe, advertised as the choice of particular people for chili, home-made pies, roasts of steaks and oysters; a companion item notes he installed a new Majestic refrigerator the past week Quote: "Is the choice of particular people"
- 1930-12-26 Dexter. 'Mine Host' of McCoy's Cafe bought a farm in the heart of Dexter: 3-1/2 acres formerly part of the Grissom plat east and south of the Pool (recently owned by the Barrs) and 2-1/2 acres belonging to one of the Dickmans; plans to raise 'fillin's' for tourists and eventually erect a restaurant…
- 1931-01-01 Grand View, Ill.. Mr. T. F. McCoy and wife returned Thursday from Grand View, Ill., where they were called Monday by the serious illness of her father, Rev. C. E. BoVard, who was reported slightly improved Co-mentioned: C. E. BoVard.
- 1931-01-02 Dexter, Mo.. 'Hell-Roarin' Nick' thanks Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McCoy for Christmas stockings of chicken and turkey bones; 'drop in at Mac's'
- 1931-06-05 Dexter, Mo.. For sale: 5 acres of the finest oats in the county; 'real hay for some one.' See T. F. McCoy, at McCoy's Cafe Quote: "FOR SALE — 5 acres of the finest oats in the county."
- 1931-07-15 Dexter, Mo.. T. F. McCoy went fishin' Wednesday and 'arrived home' — a humorous tall tale of an 80-pt. Gothic fish he caught; tells of Arthur Hedges wafted in from Kansas and drops his line in and says to the fish, 'Now, one at a time, boys, don't crowd.'
- 1931-11-06 Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McCoy grew the largest, finest specimen of Chinese cabbage the editor ever saw or tasted Co-mentioned: Mrs. T. F. McCoy. Quote: "the largest, finest specimen of Chinese cabbage we ever saw-or tasted"
- 1931-11-20 Essex. Comrade T. F. McCoy addressed the Kenady-Hanks Post legionaires at Essex Wednesday evening Co-mentioned: Fred Miller. Quote: "Comrade T. F. McCoy addressed them after which nine new names were added to the roster."
- 1931-12-04 Dexter. The December meeting of the adult Music Club was held Tuesday evening; Mrs. T. F. McCoy as leader presented the program: Conditions in New York, Mrs. Chas. Clowe, Jr.; Foreign Invasions of 1848, Mrs. S. T. Cannon; The Awakening of the National Consciousness, Miss Bird Bingham; William Henry…
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.