jones, reuben f.

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Name variants: Reuben F. Jones
Record count: 87
Sources: life_events
Places seen: Bell City, Stoddard Co., MO to Puxico; Bernie; Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Mo.; Dexter; Dexter, MO; Hot Springs; Jefferson City; Kennett; Springfield
First event date: 1910-03-30
Last event date: 1942-05-21

Timeline — 87 events

undated Reuben F. Jones, land man, of Tampa, Fla., was here last week
1910-03-30 Candidate for office of County Court Clerk; reared in Stoddard county, son of Rev. W. A. Jones; taught school 12 years; 3 years principal of Puxico Public schools; 3 years in Bernie school; 4 years County Commissioner of Schools
1910-04-06 Announced as Democratic candidate for County Clerk, subject to the Democratic primary to be held Aug 2, 1910
1910-05-02 Reuben F. Jones spent a few hours in town on Monday last, on his way to attend the business meeting of the Stoddard County Odd Fellows Association at Puxico
1912-10-16 Election notice of proposed township organization: a petition signed by more than one hundred qualified Stoddard County voters was presented to the County Court on September 3, 1912, and the question is to be voted at the November 5, 1912 general election; signed by Reuben F. Jones, County Clerk. The same notice also ran in the October 23, 1912 issue
1912-10-23 Election notice of proposed township organization: a petition of more than 100 qualified voters was presented Sept 3, 1912 to the County Court; the question goes on the Nov 5, 1912 general election ballot; notice signed by the county clerk and dated Sept 24, 1912 at Bloomfield
1912-10-23 Election notice of proposal to issue $15,000 in Stoddard County bonds for building a new county jail: petition presented June 4, 1912; the question goes on the Nov 5, 1912 general election ballot; notice signed by the county clerk and dated Sept 24, 1912 at Bloomfield
1912-10-23 Signed as county clerk the court-ordered notice of the Nov 5, 1912 general election on a proposition to bond Stoddard County $15,000 to build a new county jail
1912-10-23 County clerk's election notice: a Sept. 3, 1912 petition of 100+ qualified Stoddard County voters asks the county court to submit the township organization proposal to the Nov. 5, 1912 general election ballot (YES/NO vote); signed Sept. 24, 1912
1913-06-04 County clerk and county treasurer J. A. Barham were here last Friday; it is observed they walk on the sidewalks
1913-06-04 County clerk Reuben F. Jones and county treasurer J. A. Barham were in town last Friday; noted for walking on the sidewalks rather than the middle of the street
1913-12-17 Reuben F. Jones, county court clerk, was in the city Saturday
1914-04-01 County clerk; was in Dexter Saturday
1914-04-01 Reuben F. Jones, County clerk, was here Saturday
1914-04-01 Reuben F. Jones, County clerk, was here Saturday
1914-04-01 Reuben F. Jones, County clerk, was here Saturday
1914-05-27 Official notice listing township offices to be filled at the coming election: justice of the peace for Pike township (two to be elected), constable and committeeman for Castor, Duck Creek, Elk, Liberty, New Lisbon, Richland, and Pike townships; signed at Bloomfield on May 20, 1914
1914-05-27 Election proclamation signed at Bloomfield on May 20, 1914, listing offices to be filled at the election of November 3, 1914, including Congress, state, county, and township offices
1914-05-27 Signed election proclamation listing township constable and committeeman offices to be elected, given under his hand and official seal May 20, 1914
1914-06-03 Reuben F. Jones, Clerk of County Court, gave notice that a Primary Election will be held the first Tuesday of August, 1914, at the regular polling places in each precinct of Stoddard County, to nominate candidates for the General Election of November 3, 1914
1914-06-24 John H. Richardson, R. Lee Smyth and Reuben F. Jones motored over here 'to town' last Saturday
1914-07-08 Was here last week's end talking to the boys concerning his candidacy for County Court Clerk
1914-07-08 Certified the official Stoddard County candidate list (county, township, and party tickets for senator, congress, courts, and township offices) as clerk of the county court; done at office in Bloomfield, 1914-07-10
1914-07-08 Reuben F. Jones was here last week's end and went from here somewhere talking to the boys concerning his candidacy for County Court Clerk
1914-07-08 As Clerk of the County Court, certified the primary-election candidate list for Stoddard County; done at office in Bloomfield, the 10th day of July, 1914
1914-07-08 Democratic candidate for Clerk County Court, Stoddard County, in the August 4, 1914 primary election; post-office address Bloomfield, Mo
1914-07-08 Reuben F. Jones, Clerk of the County Court, attests a county court order at Bloomfield, this the 10th day of July, 1914 (seal affixed)
1914-07-08 Reuben F. Jones, Clerk of the County Court, issued an election notice dated July 10, 1914, setting the hours during which the polls will be open
1914-07-08 Was in Dexter last week's end, going about talking to the boys concerning his candidacy for County Court Clerk
1914-07-15 One of five Stoddard county officials running for re-nomination without opposition: Reuben F. Jones, county court clerk
1914-07-15 Reuben F. Jones, Clerk of the County Court of Stoddard County, certified the notice of the primary election to be held August 4, 1914, at the regular polling places in each precinct of Stoddard County, polls open from 7 a.m. to sunset, to nominate State, District, County and Township candidates across the Progressive, Democratic, Republican, Socialist, Prohibition, and Socialist Labor tickets; certified at his office in Bloomfield on the 10th day of July, 1914
1914-07-15 Reuben F. Jones (announced as R. F. Jones) is candidate for County Court Clerk and praised in the 'Five Fine Officials' editorial as running for re-nomination without opposition
1914-07-15 Democratic candidate for For Clerk County Court; County Clerk's notice of the primary election to be held August 4, 1914 in Stoddard County, Mo
1914-07-15 Clerk of the County Court; his notice certifies the list of candidates and offices for the coming election, sealed at his office in Bloomfield on the 10th day of July 1914 (opening lines of the notice are cut off in the shot)
1914-07-15 Reuben F. Jones, county court clerk, is running for re-nomination without opposition; the paper says his work was so satisfactory that no opposition arose for special reasons but the people would remove these five
1914-07-15 Reuben F. Jones is one of five Stoddard county officials running for re-nomination without opposition, as county court clerk
1914-07-22 County Court Clerk's notice of the primary election: polls open 7 a.m. to sunset Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1914, in each precinct of Stoddard County to nominate candidates for state, district, county and township offices; certification signed at Bloomfield, July 15, 1914
1914-07-22 Democratic candidate for Clerk of the County Court in the August 1914 primary; announced in the Statesman's candidate announcements as R. F. Jones
1914-07-22 As Clerk of the County Court, certified July 16, 1914, that the published columns are the true and correct list of candidates for the primary election, with postoffice addresses and polling hours. Legible names: Justice of the Peace -- Liberty Twp.: W. J. Nichols, Bernie, Mo.; T. L. Crump, Dexter, Mo.; New Lisbon Twp.: J. R. Jones, Bloomfield, Mo.; Richland Twp.: J. M. Brandon, Essex, Mo.; I. L. Harlan, Gray Ridge, Mo.; S. F. Land, Essex, Mo. Constable -- Castor Twp.: Cleveland Whitehead, Bloomfield, Mo.; G. W. Wood, Bloomfield, Mo.; Duck Creek Twp.: T. P. Harlin, Essex, Mo.; W. E. Wood Hill, Essex, Mo.; Pike Twp.: A. O. Welch, Bell City, Mo.; Oscar Thompson, Bell City, Mo.; J. W. Walker, Advance, Mo.; Liberty Twp.: Jeff H. Bird, Dexter, Mo.; J. A. Hutson, Dexter, Mo.; Richland Twp.: Hercules Peck, Essex, Mo. County offices -- Carl Knecht, Poplar Bluff, Mo.; J. K. Manion, Dexter, Mo., Presiding Judge County Court; John H. Sherwood, Dexter, Mo., Judge County Court 2nd District; F. D. Oldham, Dexter, Mo., Prosecuting Attorney; Geo. P. Cole, Dexter, Mo., Clerk Circuit Court; B. H. Nicks, Dexter, Mo., Recorder of Deeds; J. C. Dodson, Asherville, Mo.; Joe James, Brownwood, Mo., Collector of Revenue; Thos. Lankford, Frisco, Mo. REPUBLICAN TICKET -- Thomas J. Akins, 2427 McLaran Ave., St. Louis, Mo., Senator in Congress; William P. Evans, Jefferson City, Mo., State Superintendent of Public Schools; R. S. Robertson, Sedalia, Mo., Judge Supreme Court Division No. 1; Thomas Brown, Charleston, Mo., Representative in Congress 14th District; J. A. Tiller, Bloomfield, Mo., Representative; W. P. White, Essex, Mo., Presiding Judge County Court; At Thrower, Advance, Mo., Judge County Court 1st District. SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET -- Sidney Johnson, Joplin, Mo., State Superintendent of Public Schools; remaining offices blank
1914-07-29 Listed as a candidate For Clerk County Court on the Statesman's published (unlabeled) candidate ticket
1914-09-23 Reuben F. Jones, clerk of the county court, was in town Saturday
1914-10-07 As Clerk of the Stoddard County Court, certified on Sept 29, 1914 that the township-organization question will be submitted to county voters at the general election Nov 3, 1914
1914-10-21 County Court order submitting the question of township organization to county voters at the general election Nov. 3, 1914, ballots to read "For Township Organization" / "Against Township Organization"; order certified by County Clerk Reuben F. Jones at Bloomfield, Sept. 29, 1914
1914-11-04 Reuben F. Jones and Hugh Flanary were here election day
1914-11-04 Reuben F. Jones was here on election day
1914-12-02 Reuben F. Jones, County court clerk, and son Reuben F. Jr., were here last Sunday
1915-01-20 County clerk of Bloomfield; with Senior J. W. Farris, hob-nobbing with the Jefferson City solons this week
1915-04-14 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones motored over to Powe Thursday on business accompanied by the postmaster (column line cut off in capture)
1915-04-14 County Clerk; motored over to Powe Thursday on business, accompanied by the Postmas- (item cut off in scan; gist clear)
1915-04-21 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones transacted business at Bernie Monday [date from clip_id]
1915-04-21 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones transacted business at Bernie Monday night [date from clip_id]
1915-05-14 Paid his business respects to Dexter Monday with J. Lee Redden
1915-06-18 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones is confined to his home with a severe case of rheumatism and contemplates going to Hot Springs if he does not get better soon
1915-06-18 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones is confined to his home with a severe case of rheumatism; he contemplates going to Hot Springs if he does not get better
1915-06-25 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones had business Monday with Green Kinney, a young business man of Dexter
1915-07-23 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones returned from Hot Springs Sunday; he was greatly benefitted by the trip. (County Seat News) [date from clip_id]
1915-07-23 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones returned from Hot Springs Sunday, greatly benefitted by the trip
1915-08-13 Bought lots 5 and 6, block 2, Powell's addition, lots 7 and 8, block 5, Powe, and lots 1, 3 and 4, block 6, Powe, from Jess and Piety Jones for $1,500
1915-09-17 Reuben F. Jones tried out his new Studebaker Tuesday, going down to Powe to look after some business matters
1915-09-17 Reuben F. Jones tried out his new Studebaker Tuesday, going down to Powe to look after some business matters [date from clip_id]
1915-09-24 Reuben F. Jones and Oscar McNiel were business visitors at Kennett last Friday
1915-09-24 Reuben F. Jones and Oscar McNiel were business visitors at Kennett last Friday
1915-10-08 Reuben F. Jones and wife spent Sunday with the family of Isom Harbough south of Dexter [date from clip_id]
1915-10-08 Reuben F. Jones and wife spent Sunday with the family of Isom Harbough South of Dexter [date from clip_id]
1915-10-22 Reuben F. Jones, the county clerk, is attending the State County Clerk's meeting at Springfield this week [date from clip_id]
1915-10-22 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones is attending the State County Clerk's meeting at Springfield this week [date from clip_id]
1916-02-04 Went to St. Louis from Bloomfield Tuesday to hear President Wilson [date from clip_id]
1916-02-18 Postmaster Lonnie Jobe and County Clerk Reuben F. Jones took advantage of the lovely weather, Saturday, and motored to town
1916-04-07 County directory: Reuben F. Jones, Clerk
1916-04-14 Clerk in the Stoddard County directory
1916-04-14 Stoddard County Clerk per the County Directory
1916-05-19 Reuben F. Jones, county clerk, was here on official business Tuesday
1916-05-19 County clerk, was here on official business Tuesday
1916-10-20 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones was brought home Sunday and is convalescing [date from clip_id]
1916-12-01 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones and Ad Biffe were here Friday en route to St. Louis [date from clip_id]
1917-01-26 County Clerk Reuben F. Jones was in St. Louis last week for further treatment [date from clip_id]
1917-02-16 County clerk; was here Saturday from Bloomfield transacting business
1917-03-01 Paid high compliment to the representative from this county F. M. Norman: regarded as one of the ablest members of the lower house, took a leading part in the legislation, none whose views carry more weight, generally regarded as one of the strongest men Stoddard county ever sent to the legislature
1917-03-02 Reuben F. Jones, 'Jones, the Land Man,' was showing farm lands to W. E. Golladay last Tuesday
1917-04-05 County clerk; signed the Drainage District No. 31 notice of ditch proceedings, April 3, 1917
1920-03-05 Real estate transfer: e1/2 nw and nw ne, 7-23-9 and lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 12-23-9, 273 acres more or less (with J. Tribble Jones); $13,500 (with wife)
1920-03-05 Reuben F. Jones and wife to A. S. Jones and J. Tribble Jones; land description cut off in capture
1920-04-30 Reuben F. Jones and Louie Johns were in Dexter from Bloomfield on Monday
1920-04-30 Reuben F. Jones and Louie Johnson from Bloomfield were here Monday
1920-06-04 Reuben F. Jones, "who sells allepathic doses" [joke filler; best read of the phrase, middle words uncertain], was in Dexter [locating?] their new office Tuesday. Low confidence on the middle phrase
1924-08-08 Reuben F. Jones of Eldorado, Ark., was here Wednesday after seeing the folk in Bloomfield; he tells us he will move to Conway, Ark., to put his boy in Hendricks College
1942-05-21 Reuben F. Jones of Bernie, a bookkeeper in the office of State Treasurer Wilson Bell, died unexpectedly at Jefferson City Monday night of a heart attack; funeral services today at Bloomfield

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