bowman, w t
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Bowman, W. T.; W. T. Bowman; W.T. Bowman
- Record count
- 50
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Advance; Bloomfield; Butler county; Dexter; Dexter, MO; Essex; Fisk; Flat River; Poplar Bluff; San Francisco; Sikeston
- First event date
- 1910-04-06
- Last event date
- 29 Mar 1916
Timeline — 34 events
- 1910-04-06 Dexter. Candidate for Mayor of Dexter; received 118 votes (53 41 24), defeated by C. B. Clements Quote: "W. T. Bowman, 53 41 24 118"
- 1910-04-27 Dexter, MO. Took charge of Scott County Milling Co. the first of this year; a broad-guaged business man Quote: "largely due to the hustling management of W. T. Bowman, who took charge the first of this year"
- 1913-06-25 Sikeston. W. T. Bowman and family were guests of relatives in Sikeston last Sunday Quote: "W. T. Bowman and family were guests of relatives in Sikeston last Sunday."
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. W. T. Bowman of Dexter, Mo., representing the Scott County Milling Company, purchased from W. B. Adams and Ernest Bacon their entire wheat crop this year — 2,800 bushels of No 2 wheat in a cash transaction, the largest single sale ever made in Butler county, expected to encourage a larger wh…
- 1914-03-11 Dexter. Elected Secy-Tres. of the Stoddard County branch of the Poultry Association, organized at Dexter, Mo., March 7th; next meeting at Dexter, Apr. 4th Quote: "W. T. Bowman, Secy-Tres."
- 1914-03-11 Dexter. Elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Stoddard County poultry association; next meeting at Dexter, Mo., April 4th Quote: "officers were elected"
- 1914-03-11 Dexter. The Scott County Milling Co. is putting out a chick feed and scratch food highly endorsed by state experts in chicken culture; manager W. T. Bowman tells about it Co-mentioned: Scott County Milling Co.. Quote: "The Scott County Milling Co., never an inch behind the leaders in anything, are m…
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. As Secy-Treas. of the Stoddard County Poultry Association, in session at Dexter Saturday, March 7th, 1914, petitions the Governor to set apart Saturday, June 4th as "Rooster Day" in Missouri, on which day breeding pens are broken up, all roosters separated from hens, and common stock and mix…
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. As secretary-treasurer of the Stoddard County Poultry Association, petitioned Gov. Elliott W. Major to proclaim Saturday, June 4 as 'Rooster Day' in Missouri Quote: "hereby petitions your Excellency to set apart Saturday, June 4th as "Rooster Day" in Missouri"
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. W. T. Bowman, Secy-Treas of the Stoddard County Poultry Association, signed its petition to the governor asking June 4 be set as Rooster Day in Missouri Quote: "W. T. Bowman Secy-Treas. For the Association."
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. As secretary of the Stoddard County branch of the State Poultry Association, calls a meeting in the City Hall at Dexter, Mo., April 4th; all members of the State Association are entitled to membership in the County Association without extra charge; the proposition of a poultry show for this…
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. As secretary, notified members that the Stoddard County branch of the State Poultry Association meets at the City Hall in Dexter on April 4th Quote: "Yours very truly, W. T. Bowman, Secy."
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Candidate for School Trustee of Dexter (2 to elect) with 138 votes Quote: "W. T. Bowman ......... 64 43 31 138"
- 1914-05-06 Sikeston. W. T. Bowman spent Sunday in Sikeston Quote: "W. T. Bowman Sundayed in Sikeston."
- 1914-05-27 Dexter. Secretary of the Stoddard County Poultry Association who arranged and paid for the lecture and visit of poultry expert Ralph Searles to Dexter on June 6 Co-mentioned: Ralph Searles. Quote: "Secretary W. T. Bowman has been in correspondence with Mr. Searles for some time, and it costs some mo…
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. W. T. Bowman motored to Fisk on business last Friday Quote: "W. T. Bowman motored to Fisk on business last Friday."
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. Secretary of the Stoddard County Poultry Association, aided by H. O. Copeland, helped pull a good crowd for the Ralph Searles poultry lecture on Swat-Rooster Day Co-mentioned: H. O. Copeland. Quote: "pulled a good crowd, but there ought to have been more"
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. Secretary of the Stoddard County Poultry Association who aided with the poultry lecture meeting Quote: "Mister W. T. Bowman, Secretary of the Stoddard County Poultry Association, aided by H. O. Copeland"
- 1914-06-17 Sikeston. W. T. Bowman was in Sikeston Sunday to see his parents Quote: "was in Sikeston Sunday to see his parents."
- 1914-07-15 Poplar Bluff. Was in Poplar Bluff Monday and in Fisk Tuesday, buying wheat for the Scott County Milling Co Quote: "W. T. Bowman was in Poplar Bluff, Monday, and in Fisk, Tuesday, buying wheat for the Scott County Milling Co."
- 1914-07-22 Essex. W. T. Bowman was in Essex Tuesday Quote: "W. T. Bowman was in Essex Tuesday."
- 1914-08-19 Dexter. W. T. Bowman motored out to W. J. Vaughn's with a friend to get peaches; in motoring through the orchard a limb struck Bowman in the eye, shattering his eye glasses; he is nursing a badly bruised eye but did not lose sight of it entirely Co-mentioned: W. J. Vaughn. Quote: "In motoring thru t…
- 1914-08-26 Flat River. W. T. Bowman and wife returned home Tuesday from a visit to Mrs. Bowman's parents in Flat River, Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson.
- 1914-10-07 Essex. W. T. Bowman attended the protracted meeting at Essex last week Quote: "Dr. W. Sanford, Geo. and W. T. Bowman attended the protracted meeting at Essex last week."
- 1915-07-02 Essex. W. T. Bowman was in Essex on business last Friday
- 1916-03-10 Advance. W. T. Bowman and family will leave this place for Advance to reside; Mr. Bowman has obtained an interest in the Stoddard County Milling Company's mill there and will be general manager, after about ten years as manager here
- 1916-03-24 Dexter. W. T. Bowman, manager of the Scott County Milling Company, resigned and leaves Sunday morning for Advance as Secretary-Treasurer of the Stoddard County Milling Company's mill, in which he bought 77 1/2 shares of stock; his family will move to Advance Co-mentioned: Hattie Donaldson Bowman. Qu…
- 1916-05-12 Advance. W. T. Bowman came over from Advance on Monday and took his family back with him Co-mentioned: Mrs. Bowman. Quote: "W. T. Bowman came over from Advance, Monday, and took his family back with him"
- 1916-09-01 Dexter. W. T. Bowman, wife and babe motored over from Advance Sunday to attend the Chautauqua; they were guests of C. B. Bowman and B. W. Bowman and families [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: C. B. Bowman. Quote: "W. T. Bowman, wife and babe motored over from Advance, Sunday, to attend the Chautauqu…
- 1917-06-22 Advance. W. T. Bowman and family, with Mrs. J. A. Donaldson, his mother-in-law, of Flat River, motored over from Advance last Sunday; Donaldson remained here to visit friends, and the Bowmans motored on to Sikeston to spend Sunday with relatives Co-mentioned: Mrs. J. A. Donaldson.
- 1918-04-19 Advance. Of Advance; motored over Sunday with family; guests of C. D. Smith and wife for dinner and during the day; arrived in time to attend Sunday school and church Co-mentioned: C. D. Smith. Quote: "W. T. Bowman and family, of Advance, motored over here last Sunday"
- 1920-04-09 Bloomfield. Administrator of the estate of Martha E. Donaldson; final settlement May 10, 1920, at the Probate Court, Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Martha E. Donaldson. Quote: "W. T. BOWMAN, Administrator"
- 1920-04-16 Bloomfield. W. T. Bowman, administrator of the estate of Martha E. Donaldson, will make final settlement at Probate Court, Bloomfield, on Monday, May 10, 1920 Co-mentioned: Martha E. Donaldson. Quote: ""will make final settlement of said estate on the second Monday in May, 1920... on Monday, May 10,…
- 1931-08-19 San Francisco. Letter with renewal check ('for which this is his only receipt'); enclosed photo of Wilbur, Jr. with 15-ft, 300-lb shark/Jewfish he caught Co-mentioned: Wilbur Bowman Jr.. Quote: "a check for his renewal"
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