newhouse, s. e.

Name variants

S. E. Newhouse

Record count

102

Sources

life_events

Places seen

Bloomfield; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Essex; Idalia; Poplar Bluff; Sikeston; St. Louis; St. Louis; Dexter

First event date

1913-12-03

Last event date

1942-05-14

Timeline — 102 events

• undated S. E. Newhouse returned from Mayo Hospital, Rochester, Minnesota, during the past week and is improving rapidly from his operation
• undated Gravel at 10c; 63 loads of gravel
• 1913-12-03 S. E. Newhouse, owner of large land interests near here, has rented the offices in the Northeast corner of the St. Francis hotel building, formerly occupied by Roland Brothers
• 1913-12-03 S. E. Newhouse, owner of large land interests near here, has rented the offices in the Northeast corner of the St. Francis hotel building, formerly occupied by Roland Brothers
• 1913-12-03 Owner of large land interests near Dexter; rented the offices in the northeast corner of the St. Francis hotel building, formerly occupied by Roland Brothers
• 1913-12-03 Owner of large land interests near here; rented the offices in the northeast corner of the St. Francis hotel building, formerly occupied by Roland Brothers
• 1914-02-18 Sold 400 acres of rich bottom land to A. M. Noyes last week
• 1914-02-18 Hiring two or three men to cut out right-of-way, build fence and clear land; steady work all summer with a good 3-room house furnished; prefers a man and sons
• 1914-02-18 Sold 400 acres of rich bottom land to A. M. Noyes, a large landowner of Lawrence County
• 1914-02-18 Advertised for two or three men to cut out right-of-way, build fence and clear land; steady work all summer, a good 3-room house furnished, prefer man and sons
• 1914-02-18 Sold 400 acres of rich bottom land to A. M. Noyes
• 1914-02-18 Advertised for two or three men to cut out right-of-way, build fence and clear land; steady work all summer, good 3-room house furnished, prefer man and sons
• 1914-03-18 S. E. Newhouse will take office rooms with Atty. Munger in the South part of the building next to the post office
• 1914-04-08 S. E. Newhouse spent Sunday with his family in St. Louis
• 1914-04-08 S. E. Newhouse spent Sunday with his family in St. Louis
• 1914-04-15 In St. Louis this week
• 1914-04-15 S. E. Newhouse and Attorney Geo. Munger have the offices formerly occupied by Drs. Walters and Brentlinger
• 1914-04-15 S. E. Newhouse is in St. Louis this week
• 1914-04-15 S. E. Newhouse and Attorney Geo Munger have the offices formerly occupied by Drs. Walters and Brentlinger
• 1914-04-16 with Attorney Geo Munger, has the offices formerly occupied by Drs. Walters and Brentlinger
• 1914-05-13 S. E. Newhouse, owner of the Buck Horn ranch, of St. Louis, was here Saturday attending the booster meeting
• 1914-05-13 S. E. Newhouse is showing land to a big batch of prospectors this week
• 1914-05-13 S. E. Newhouse, owner of the Buck Horn ranch, of St. Louis, was in Bloomfield Saturday, attending the booster meeting
• 1914-05-13 Showing land to a big batch of prospectors this week
• 1914-05-13 S. E. Newhouse, owner of the Buck Horn ranch, of St. Louis, was in town Saturday attending the booster meeting
• 1914-06-17 joked that with mention of Dr. V. L. Greathouse, the Newhouse and Hinkhouse names would make a full house
• 1914-06-17 Jokingly told Mr. R. V. Hinkhouse that the paper's mention of Dr. V. L. Greathouse would make the pair a 'full house.'
• 1914-06-24 S. E. Newhouse, wife and sons, Junior and Robbie, returned home to St. Louis last Saturday
• 1914-06-24 S. E. Newhouse, wife and sons, Junior and Robbie, returned home to St. Louis last Saturday
• 1914-07-08 Returned from St. Louis last Friday
• 1914-07-08 S. E. Newhouse returned from St. Louis last Friday
• 1914-07-08 Returned from St. Louis last Friday
• 1914-07-15 Closed the sale of several farms last week aggregating $46,000, making $250,000 worth of land sold since January 1
• 1914-07-15 Has sold $260,000 worth of lands in this choice district since opening an office here about January first; on his last trip sold three farms of 560 acres totaling $46,000; proud of the actual settlers he is placing in the district
• 1914-07-15 Land agent S. E. Newhouse closed the sale of several farms last week aggregating $46,000, bringing his land sales since January 1 to over $250,000; S. D. Clarke of Sweet Springs, Mo., bought the farms of O. L. Branam and Frank Seib
• 1914-07-15 Item headed 'Newhouse, the Hustler' says S. E. Newhouse maintains an office at Dexter and sells land; the column is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of the shot
• 1914-07-15 S. E. Newhouse, who maintains a Dexter land office, says he has sold $260,000 worth of lands in this district since opening about January first; on his last ten-day trip he sold three farms of 560 acres totaling $46,000
• 1914-08-19 S. E. Newhouse has returned from St. Louis, accompanied by Mr. Unger, who comes to look at land
• 1914-08-19 S. E. Newhouse has returned from St. Louis, accompanied by Mr. Unger, who comes to look at land
• 1914-09-23 S. E. Newhouse spent Sunday in St. Louis
• 1914-10-14 All products for the fair exhibit must be delivered at Dexter before Monday, October 19th at 10 o'clock (better to get it in Saturday, Oct. 17), to the land office of S. E. Newhouse, next door north of the post office
• 1914-10-28 Credited with securing and arranging Stoddard County's exhibit at the Poplar Bluff agricultural display
• 1914-10-28 Spent Sunday in St. Louis
• 1914-10-28 Closed the deal for Wm. M. Roth's 175-acre farm east of Idalia
• 1914-10-28 S. E. Newhouse spent Sunday in St. Louis
• 1914-10-28 S. E. Newhouse spent Sunday in St. Louis
• 1914-11-11 S. E. Newhouse, the Stoddard county land fancier and prize farmer, was in Bloomfield Thursday (via Bloomfield Vindicator)
• 1914-11-11 S. E. Newhouse, the Stoddard county land fancier and prize farmer, was in Bloomfield Thursday (via Bloomfield Vindicator)
• 1914-11-11 Grantee from Norman's Land & Mfg Co.: 480 acres (s1/2 and e1/2 ne1/4 and w1/2 nw1/4 sec. 3) plus 160 acres (ne 1/4 of 4-23-11); $1.00
• 1915-02-24 S. E. Newhouse went to St. Louis to spend Sunday with his family [date from clip_id]
• 1915-04-07 S. E. Newhouse sold 200 acres off the Swisher tract, lying southeast of Dexter, to George Castner of Jasper County, Iowa, for $13,000 cash
• 1915-04-14 S. E. Newhouse, a prominent real estate man of this county, was here Thursday on business
• 1915-04-14 A prominent real estate man of this county; was in Bloomfield Thursday on business
• 1915-04-28 S. E. Newhouse of St. Louis was in Bloomfield last week's end closing up a land sale
• 1915-04-28 S. E. Newhouse of St. Louis was here (Bloomfield) last week's end closing up a land sale
• 1915-06-25 S. E. Newhouse, the real estate man of Dexter, was in town Monday
• 1915-06-25 S. E. Newhouse, the real estate man of Dexter, was here Monday
• 1915-09-03 S. E. Newhouse and T. S. Heisserer advertised a 40-acre farm in East bottom near Trotter School and Church for sale, small payment down, balance 5 years at 5 per cent
• 1915-09-10 C. C. Miller and A. V. Miller conveyed to S. E. Newhouse 40 acres, undivided two-thirds interest, ne sw, 15-25-12, for $520
• 1915-09-17 Offers 40 acres in the East bottom, one mile of Trotter School and Church on Range Line Road, 25 acres in cultivation, balance mostly cypress timber, well drained, light tax, very good orchard; small payment down, balance 5 years at 5 per cent; see S. E. Newhouse or T. S. Heisserer at their office next to Dr. Brentlinger's office
• 1915-10-01 Real estate transfer: S. E. Newhouse to Wm. M. Roth, 80 acres, sw1/4, 2-24-10, $7,000 [date from clip_id]
• 1916-02-18 S. E. Newhouse arrived from St. Louis Wednesday
• 1916-03-03 S. E. Newhouse, a Dexter real-estate man, was here on business last Friday [date from clip_id]
• 1916-03-03 S. E. Newhouse, a live real estate man of Dexter, was here on business last Friday [date from clip_id]
• 1916-05-05 Acquired from Henry Gerardi, by trustee: 80 acres, n1/2 nw1/4 29-24-12—$600 [date from clip_id]
• 1916-05-05 Sold with C. T. Newhouse to Cape County Land and Investment Company: 43 acres, part w1/2 sw and part se nw, 6-23 11—1964.25 [date from clip_id]
• 1916-05-19 Essex Leader note: S. E. Newhouse motored over to the tractor demonstration Monday
• 1916-05-19 S. E. Newhouse motored over to the tractor demonstration Monday
• 1916-05-19 S. E. Newhouse bought 37 acres, part ne sw and part sw ne1/4, from the Cape County Land & Investment Company for $1673.55; the township-range line is cut off at the top edge of the page
• 1916-09-01 S. E. Newhouse, the big real estate man of Dexter, was in town Tuesday on business [date from clip_id]
• 1916-12-01 In Dexter Friday (Nov 24, 1916)
• 1916-12-22 The Land man of Dexter was in Bloomfield on business Monday
• 1917-03-09 S. E. Newhouse is at his home in St. Louis where Mrs. Newhouse is said to be very ill [date from clip_id]
• 1917-03-15 Sold the old Harkrider place, two miles south of Dexter, to Ole Christensen of Moran, Kansas
• 1917-03-16 S. E. Newhouse removed his St. Louis office furniture and force to Dexter this week, making this city the main office of the real estate firm; Miss Irene Hewitt, his private secretary, is also here
• 1917-03-23 S. E. Newhouse went to St. Louis Saturday, where Mrs. Newhouse was dismissed that day from the hospital in which she was confined for several weeks of serious illness
• 1917-04-05 The real estate man will move his family here from St. Louis this week; they will occupy the Wm. Miller residence
• 1917-04-13 Went to St. Louis, Saturday, to move his family here
• 1917-05-11 S. E. Newhouse and family are now at home here in the former Wm. Miller home. 'Dexter is the richer for having this excellent family from St. Louis.'
• 1920-05-14 For sale: five-room house on lot 50 feet frontage with fine shade trees; price $1,000; will sell on monthly payments; S. E. Newhouse
• 1920-05-14 S. E. Newhouse offers a first-room house, 34x25 feet frontage, fine shade trees, for $1,000, on monthly payments
• 1920-05-14 For sale: four-room house, 50 foot frontage, fine shade trees; price $1,000, monthly payments
• 1920-05-14 Classified ad: five-room house, 54 feet frontage, fine shade trees, $1,000, easy monthly payments; S. E. Newhouse
• 1920-06-18 Offers a four-room plastered house on a 66-foot lot, next door east of John E. Stone's residence in the northwest part of town, for $1,000 on easy payments; fine shade trees
• 1921-09-30 Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Newhouse returned Saturday from a visit to St. Louis
• 1923-04-06 Wants a share-cropper with sons to work, and also a man with small family for farm work
• 1923-04-20 Listed on the published land list (Board of Equalization report), Dexter Statesman, Apr 20, 1923: 640 ac all, sec 24 twp 24 range 11
• 1924-07-25 HOME FOR SALE — We will sell our home consisting of about 6 acres known as the Wm. Miller place in the City of Dexter. It has a gravel pit opened on it... S. E. NEWHOUSE, 289 So. Walnut
• 1925-07-24 S. E. Newhouse, who went to Mayo Brothers' hospital, Rochester, Minnesota, ten days ago, underwent a major operation this week and is recovering rapidly; Dr. Charles Mayo, recently returned from Europe, performed the operation
• 1925-08-07 Mr. S. E. Newhouse, at Mayo Hospital, Rochester, Minn., is now able to sit up a part of the day, according to a gratifying report received by his family here
• 1929-01-25 S. E. Newhouse of Dexter, proprietor of Buckhorn Ranch in Elk Township, filed through attorneys Wammack, Welborn & Cooper a replevin suit against Wm. Deiter, alleging $200.00 damages and seeking possession of goods and chattels valued at $6,000.00 under a chattel mortgage dated Sept. 11, 1926, including about 3000 bales of hay, 82 head of cattle, 22 head of horses and mules, 92 sheep, 7 sows, one boar, 34 shoats, 150 bushels of corn, 180 bushels of oats, 326 bushels of wheat, all farming tools, all harness and all poultry
• 1929-06-14 Named among the 58 users of electric ranges in Dexter in a Missouri Utilities advertisement
• 1930-01-17 Able to be out again after having been confined to his home for the past 10 days
• 1930-01-17 S. E. Newhouse, confined to his home for the past ten days, was able to be out again
• 1930-01-24 Transacted business in Bloomfield, Monday
• 1930-01-24 S. E. Newhouse transacted business in Bloomfield, Monday
• 1930-02-21 Mr. S. E. Newhouse entered the Poplar Bluff hospital Wednesday for treatment
• 1930-09-12 S. E. Newhouse of Dexter, complaining witness for the state against John Hester and son; trouble over apples on his place where Hester is living
• 1931-12-18 S. E. Newhouse advertising a white face muley bull, 3 years old, 1400 pounds (Red Poll and Hereford stock), and a fine thorough-bred Poland China boar, 30 months old, a good breeder
• 1931-12-25 For sale: white face muly bull, 3 years old, weight 1400 pounds, Red Poll and Hereford stock; a fine thorough-bred Poland China boar, 30 months old, a good breeder; S. E. NEWHOUSE
• 1931-12-25 Subscription renewal: S. E. Newhouse
• 1942-05-14 S. E. Newhouse gives $1,000 for Sikeston Hospital

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