Stotts City is a city in Lawrence County, Missouri, United States.

Greene Casey Stotts USA, 1821-1876 — American military officer and Missouri state legislator

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Stotts City is located at ( 37. 102983 ,-93. 946662 ).

Greene Casey Stotts, who died in 1876.

Stotts discovered galena and hemimorphite deposits west of the town and began to develop the lead mining industry that later fueled Stotts City's booming growth.

He founded the Stotts City Mining Company in July, 1873.

The Lawrence County Land & Mining Company, formed in 1888, handled the product of the Stotts City Mining District.

In its heyday, Stotts City was home to several banks, a large hardware store, The Farmers Exchange Co-op, a cooperative enterprise of the local grain and dairy farmers, a school and numerous churches, and even had a volunteer brass band and a newspaper, The Stotts City Sunbeam, published from 1901 until the end of 1907.

The population of Stotts City peaked at 902 in 1900.

With a depressed agricultural industry in the 1920s, the 1929 stock market crash and Great Depression, Stotts City suffered a further reduction in population, a loss of retail businesses and closure of its one remaining bank.

By December, 1942, the mines and the Stotts City Mining Company were closed.

The construction of U. S. Route 66 north of Stotts City and later, Interstate 44 south of town, provided an opportunity for increased commerce.

Until the mid-1970s, Stotts City bore a remarkable resemblance to the classic movie ' western town ', with its wide main street and rows of buildings with false fronts.

Several descendants of the earliest residents of Stotts City still live in the area.

Stotts City is surrounded by cattle and dairy farms, and the area is known for world-class thoroughbred horses.

In 1981, Jim and Sallie Stearns established the Stearnsy Bears, with manufacturing in Stotts City.

Greene C. Stotts, USA

Although textile-related engineering declined with the processing industry, leading to the demise of both Stotts and Platts, other engineering firms existed, notably electrical and later electronic engineers Ferranti in 1896.

In 2004, Cynthia Stotts, DO, became the first female and the first osteopathic physician in the 158 year history of the hospital to be elected Chief of Medical Staff ; two years later, she became the first physician to ever be elected to a second term as the chief of staff.

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