kinney, w g
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- Name variants
- Kinney, W G; Kinney, W. G.; W G Kinney; W. G. Kinney; W.G. Kinney
- Record count
- 26
- Sources
- court_cases,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dudley; East Prairie; Evansville, Indiana; Kennett; Morehouse; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Mo.; T24N R11E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T25N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 1-Oct-13
- Last event date
- p
Timeline — 34 events
- 1911-01-04 Dexter. Guest at John L. Moore's luncheon Co-mentioned: John L. Moore. Quote: "Those present were: Dr. J. Will Smith, H. O. Copeland, A. Q. Carter, C. B. Bowman, Chas. Weeks, W. G. Kinney, Louie Neal, C. C. Miller and W. T. Doherty"
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Named for Prosecuting attorney on the Progressive Committee county ticket Quote: "The Progressive Committee which met at this place last Tuesday decided to place a full ticket in the field for county officers"
- 1914-06-03 Named among the Progressives willing to run for prosecuting attorney on the county ticket placed in the field by the Progressive committee; item reprinted from the Tribune Quote: "the following well known Progressives of the county suggested their willingness to run"
- 1914-06-03 The Progressive Committee named W. G. Kinney, Prosecuting attorney, to their county ticket; the balance of the ticket was left to the county committee after the primary election Quote: "Prosecuting attorney W. G. Kinney"
- 1914-12-23 Dexter. W. G. Kinney, formerly manager of the Farmers Union Supply Co., appointed joint trustee with Chas. Liles; the business to be conducted by Kinney under the joint trusteeship, replacing manager W. E. Black who retires Co-mentioned: Charles Liles. Quote: "was formerly manager of the Farmers Uni…
- 1915-04-14 Dexter. Wants to buy a good second hand 16x18 or 18x20 tent Quote: "A good second hand 16x18 or 18x20 tent wanted. W. G. KINNEY"
- 1920-04-09 Dexter. Elected School Director of Dexter (72 votes First Ward, 53 Second Ward) Quote: "W. G. Kinney 72"
- 1920-06-25 East Dexter. The McGehee-Hicks wedding was solemnized at the residence of Esq. W. G. Kinney in East Dexter
- 1924-01-18 Dexter. Sikes-McMullin Grain Co., Sikeston, advertises ACALA, Delfos 6102, Rowden, Wannamaker, Cleveland and mixed cotton seed for spring planting; W. G. Kinney is the agent at Dexter, Mo Co-mentioned: Sikes-McMullin Grain Co.. Quote: "If you want high-grade Seed we have it."
- 1924-05-02 Dexter. W. G. Kinney advertised cotton seed, ear corn and hay for sale; phone 140, Dexter Quote: "FOR SALE-Cotton Seed, Ear corn and Hay. W. G. KINNEY, phone 140."
- 1924-05-16 Dexter. W. G. Kinney, Dexter, phone 140, advertises 'the Best Cotton Seed' for sale Quote: "Economize by planting the Best Cotton Seed."
- 1924-06-06 Dexter. W. G. Kinney, phone 140, Dexter, advertises: 'Economize by planting the Best Cotton Seed: For sale by W. G. KINNEY.'
- 1925-09-25 Dudley. The Dudley school is progressing nicely under the management of W. G. Kinney Quote: "The school is progressing nicely under the management of W. G. Kinney"
- 1926-04-23 Dudley. The Dudley School Board selected W. G. Kinney as principal for the coming year Co-mentioned: Dudley School Board. Quote: "The School Board have selected the following teachers for the coming year"
- 1926-11-05 Dudley. DUDLEY ITEMS — W. G. Kinney, John A. Montgomery, Rev. Frye and Clarence Powell, republican candidates for county offices, spoke here Saturday night Co-mentioned: John A. Montgomery; Rev. Frye; Clarence Powell. Quote: "republican candidates for county offices, spoke here Saturday night."
- 1926-12-24 Dudley. W. G. Kinney, principal of the Dudley school, resigned his work to become the new cashier of the Dudley Bank Quote: "W. G. Kinney, principal of the Dudley school, has resigned his work to become the new cashier of the Dudley Bank"
- 1927-02-11 All who want car license directed to see W. G. Kinney at Farmers Bank Quote: "All who want car license see W. G. Kinney at Farmers Bank"
- 1928-04-20 Dexter. W. G. Kinney of Dexter advertised dahlia and canna bulbs, tomato plants, and Nancy Hall potato and mangoe pepper plants for sale in season; phone 140 Quote: "FOR SALE—Dahlia and Canna Bulbs."
- 1928-04-20 Dudley. W. G. Kinney was cashier of the Farmers Bank of Dudley in its official financial statement for March 13, 1928 Co-mentioned: W. G. Higgins. Quote: "W. G. Kinney, Cashier"
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. W. G. Kinney offered dahlia bulbs at $1.00 a dozen and canna bulbs at 50c a dozen Quote: "FOR SALE—Dahlia bulbs, $1.00 a dozen; Canna bulbs 50c a dozen. Mrs. W. G. KINNEY."
- 1930 T25N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 22 - T25N R9E, section(s) 24. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Kinney, W G — Page 22 - T25N R9E, sec 24"
- 1930-04-04 Dudley. Cashier and manager of the Dudley bank (Farmers Bank of Dudley, organized 1912) Quote: ""W. G. Kinney is the cashier and manager of the Dudley bank at this time""
- 1930-04-11 Dexter. Phone 140; for sale: canna bulbs, 50c a dozen; dahlia bulbs, $1 dozen
- 1930-06-20 Dudley. Cashier, Farmers Bank of Dudley; annual stockholders meeting Tuesday, July 1, 1930, at Dudley to elect five directors Co-mentioned: T. C. Liggins. Quote: "STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING"
- 1930-09-12 Morehouse. Twenty Years Ago (Sept. 1910): W. G. Kinney, manager of the Farmers' Union Store, was cut over the eye and thru the arm last Monday by one of his pupils at Morehouse, where he is teaching Quote: "was cut over the eye and thru the arm, last Monday, by one of his pupils at Morehouse"
- 1930-09-12 Dudley. Cashier of the Farmers Bank of Dudley per published statement; also a director Co-mentioned: W. T. C. Hays. Quote: "W. G. KINNEY, Cashier"
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. W. G. Kinney and family are hosting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Paulson of Evansville, Ind., and Mrs. Martha Menke of Elberfield, Indiana Co-mentioned: Mr. Edwin Paulson. Quote: "are guests of W. G. Kinney and family"
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. Renewal this week: W. G. Kinney Quote: "This week we received renewals from"
- 1931-09-18 Evansville, Indiana. W. G. Kinney and family and Albert and Grace Kruse attended a family reunion of the Neiderhaus family in Evansville, Ind., last Sunday; over 500 descendants of Frederick Neiderhaus, who came to Evansville from Hanover, Germany Co-mentioned: Albert Kruse and Grace Kruse.
- 1931-11-13 Kennett. W. G. Kinney, local agent for the K. C. Life Co., accompanied E. L. Nicol, of the home office, to Kennett Tuesday, where they paid the claim on the life of the late Judge W. S. C. Walker Co-mentioned: E. L. Nicol.
- 1931-11-13 East Prairie. W. G. Kinney and family were guests of Dr. Sam Martin and family, of East Prairie, Sunday; in the afternoon they drove to the Mississippi River, and saw the biggest overcup oak tree in the world, as was shown in the Post-Dispatch pictures recently Co-mentioned: Sam Martin.
- (undated) Dexter. W. G. Kinney of Dexter (phone 140) has the best cotton seed for sale Quote: "Economize by planting the Best Cotton Seed. For sale by W. G. KINNEY, phone 140, Dexter."
- (undated) Dexter. Alderman; paid $39 for attending 13 meetings and $36 for attending 12 meetings in 1923 Quote: "W. G. Kinney, alderman, attending 13 meetings"
- (undated) Dudley. W. G. Kinney has been elected superintendent of the schools of Dudley. A fine man and a fine teacher, so we congratulate Dudley and commend the good judgment of the school board there
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