Charles S. Stifft - Revision history

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Phil: New page: '''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler. His main store was [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers''' at 511 Main Street in the 1950s. ==References== *Mike Trimble, "30 Y...

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New page: '''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler. His main store was [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers''' at 511 Main Street in the 1950s. ==References== *Mike Trimble, "30 Y...

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'''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler. His main store was [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers''' at 511 Main Street in the 1950s.

==References==

*Mike Trimble, "30 Years Create Downtown Differences," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' May 2, 1982.

==External links==

[[Category:Main Street]]

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 '''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler, realtor, and building and loan president.
-Stifft was the president of the [[Stifft Realty Company]] and [[Stifft Jewelry Company]], vice-president of the Arkansas Diamond Mining Company, treasurer of the [[Pulaski County Fair Association]], and director of the [[Mercantile Trust Company]]. He was also the developer of [[Stifft's Addition]] to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
+Stifft was the president of the [[Stifft Realty Company]] and [[Stifft Jewelry Company]], vice-president of the Arkansas Diamond Mining Company, treasurer of the [[Pulaski County Fair Association]], and a director of the [[Mercantile Trust Company]]. He was also the developer of [[Stifft's Addition]] to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
 Stifft verified John Wesley Huddleston's discovery of the first two blue-white diamonds from what became Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro, Arkansas, in 1906. Stifft initially suspected the stones had been deliberately "salted" to increase the value of the land.

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 Stifft verified John Wesley Huddleston's discovery of the first two blue-white diamonds from what became Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro, Arkansas, in 1906. Stifft initially suspected the stones had been deliberately "salted" to increase the value of the land.
-[[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] was originally located at 113 Main Street, and at 511 Main Street from at least 1952 to at least 1982.
+[[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] was originally located at 113 Main Street, and at 511 Main Street from at least 1952 to at least 1982. The shop specialized in such items as class pins, rings, fobs, and medals in the 1910s.
 Stifft is buried in [[Oakland Cemetery]].

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 Stifft was the president of the [[Stifft Realty Company]] and [[Stifft Jewelry Company]], vice-president of the Arkansas Diamond Mining Company, treasurer of the [[Pulaski County Fair Association]], and director of the [[Mercantile Trust Company]]. He was also the developer of [[Stifft's Addition]] to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
-[[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] was originally located at  was located at 511 Main Street from at least 1952 to at least 1982.
+Stifft is buried in [[Oakland Cemetery]].
 ==References==
 *Bernie Babcock, ''Yesterday and Today in Arkansas: A Folio of Rare and Interesting Pictures from Mrs. Babcock's Collection for Stories and Legends of Arkansas'' (Jordan & Foster Printing Co., 1917), n.p.
 *Mike Trimble, "30 Years Create Downtown Differences," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' May 2, 1982.

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 '''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler, realtor, and building and loan president.
-Stifft was the president of the [{Stifft Realty Company]] and [[Stifft Jewelry Company]], vice-president of the Arkansas Diamond Mining Company, treasurer of the [[Pulaski County Fair Association]], and director of the [[Mercantile Trust Company]]. He was also the developer of [[Stifft's Addition]] to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
+Stifft was the president of the [[Stifft Realty Company]] and [[Stifft Jewelry Company]], vice-president of the Arkansas Diamond Mining Company, treasurer of the [[Pulaski County Fair Association]], and director of the [[Mercantile Trust Company]]. He was also the developer of [[Stifft's Addition]] to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
 [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] was located at 511 Main Street from at least 1952 to at least 1982.
 ==References==

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 '''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler, realtor, and building and loan president.
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 ==External links==
-[[Category:Main Street]]
+[[Category:Jewelers]]

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	==References==		==References==

		+	*Bernie Babcock, ''Yesterday and Today in Arkansas: A Folio of Rare and Interesting Pictures from Mrs. Babcock's Collection for Stories and Legends of Arkansas'' (Jordan & Foster Printing Co., 1917), n.p.
	*Mike Trimble, "30 Years Create Downtown Differences," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' May 2, 1982.		*Mike Trimble, "30 Years Create Downtown Differences," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' May 2, 1982.

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−	'''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler. ~~His main store~~ was [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] at 511 Main Street in the 1950s.	+	'''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler, realtor, and building and loan president.
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		+	Stifft was the president of the [{Stifft Realty Company]] and [[Stifft Jewelry Company]], vice-president of the Arkansas Diamond Mining Company, treasurer of the [[Pulaski County Fair Association]], and director of the [[Mercantile Trust Company]]. He was also the developer of [[Stifft's Addition]] to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
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		+	[[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] was located at 511 Main Street in the 1950s.

	==References==		==References==

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:31, 4 September 2008
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−	'''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler. His main store was [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers~~'''~~ at 511 Main Street in the 1950s.	+	'''Charles S. Stifft''' was a prominent local Little Rock jeweler. His main store was [[Charles S. Stifft Jewelers]] at 511 Main Street in the 1950s.

	==References==		==References==