adams, d e
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Adams, D. E.; D. E. Adams
- Record count
- 12
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Dudley
- First event date
- 1929-02-08
- Last event date
- 1930-05-16
Timeline — 26 events
- 1925-10-16 Paducah. D. E. Adams and wife were in Paducah, Ky., Tuesday, where he attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Prudential Life Insurance Co Quote: "he attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Prudential Life Insurance Co."
- 1928-01-20 Dexter. Elected secretary of the Dexter Hunting and Fishing Club Quote: "D. E. Adams, secretary"
- 1928-03-23 Dexter. D. E. Adams will occupy Charlie Weeks's new filling station building and will fill the hides of his customers with hot dogs, hamburgers and such Co-mentioned: Charlie Weeks. Quote: "After it is completed D. E. Adams will occupy it and fill the hides of his customers with hot dogs, hamburgers…
- 1928-04-13 Dexter. Warden D. E. Adams gave a brief history of the formation of the Club at the Hawk-Hunters Feast; 1,050 crows, 181 hawks and 60 owls were killed in the contest
- 1928-05-25 Dexter. D. E. Adams Cafe advertises a special Sunday dinner for 35c (fried spring chicken, cream gravy, new potatoes, creamed new peas, salad, new beets, pie, dessert, coffee, ice tea, milk or cold soda), day and night service, curb service; 1st Door East of Picture Show Quote: "D. E. Adams Cafe Spe…
- 1928-06-01 Dexter. Proprietor of the D. E. Adams Cafe (1st door east of Picture Show); advertised a Special Sunday Dinner 35c and, per the news item, served 43 dinners Sunday Quote: "D. E. Adams Cafe Special Sunday DINNER 35c"
- 1928-06-08 Dexter. D. E. Adams Cafe, 1st Door East of Picture Show; Special Sunday Dinner 35c — Fried Spring Chicken, Cream Gravy, New Peas, Mashed Potatoes, Salad and Dessert, Ice Tea, Coffee, Milk or Soda Quote: "D. E. Adams CAFE ... Special Sunday DINNER 35c"
- 1928-06-15 Dexter. D. E. Adams' Cafe, first door east of the Picture Show, advertises a special Sunday dinner for 35c Quote: "D. E. Adams CAFE 1st Door East of Picture Show Special Sunday DINNER 35c"
- 1928-07-13 Dexter. D. E. Adams advertises his cafe, 1st door east of the picture show, with a special Sunday dinner of fried spring chicken for 35c Quote: "Special Sunday DINNER 35c Fried Spring Chicken"
- 1928-07-27 Dexter. D. E. Adams's cafe, first door east of the picture show, advertised a special Sunday dinner for 35c with fried spring chicken, plus sandwiches of all kinds, ice cream, cold soda and curb service Quote: "D. E. Adams CAFE"
- 1928-07-27 Dexter. Game warden D. E. Adams brought in a baker's dozen of men and boys Wednesday night for seining in a ditch east of Dexter; the roundup included one or more prominent citizens of Essex, and Squire Keaton released them on examining trial Quote: "brought in Wednesday night by game warden D. E. A…
- 1928-08-03 D. E. Adams' Cafe began opening at 5 a.m. to serve breakfast, dinner and supper at regular prices Quote: "D. E. Adams' Cafe will start today opening at 5 a. m."
- 1928-08-10 Dexter. D. E. Adams Cafe, 1st door east of Picture Show, advertises a special Sunday dinner for 35c: fried spring chicken, cream gravy, mashed potatoes, new peas, sliced tomatoes, fruit dessert, ice tea, coffee, milk, buttermilk or cold soda, plus sandwiches, ice cream and cold soda, curb service Qu…
- 1928-09-14 Dexter. D. E. Adams runs the D. E. Adams Cafe, 1st door east of Picture Show, advertising a Special Sunday Dinner for 35c Quote: "D. E. Adams CAFE Special Sunday DINNER 35c"
- 1928-11-23 Bloomfield. Warrants were issued at Bloomfield by Prosecuting Attorney R. Kip Briney for the arrest of district game warden D. E. Adams of Dexter for hunting ducks on Sunday in violation of state law Co-mentioned: Dave Meadows, J. C. McKinney, R. Kip Briney. Quote: "The men to be arrested are: Dave…
- 1928-12-14 Bloomfield. D. E. Adams of Dexter, with J. C. McKinney of Poplar Bluff and Dave Meadows of Puxico, game wardens charged with hunting on Sunday in violation of an old state law, were granted a change of venue from Judge W. S. C. Walker, charged as biased; the case will be tried after January 1 Co-men…
- 1929-02-08 Dexter. Called the meeting and was elected secretary of the Dexter Hunting & Fishing Club at Legion Hall Tuesday evening Co-mentioned: Dexter Hunting & Fishing Club. Quote: "On call of Secretary D. E. Adams, the Dexter Hunting & Fishing Club met at Legion Hall Tuesday evening"
- 1929-03-08 Dexter. Adams Cafe special dinner Saturday and Sunday, 35c; short orders, hamburgers, sandwiches, drinks Quote: "D. E. Adams Cafe SPECIAL DINNER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 35c"
- 1929-04-19 Bloomfield. D. E. Adams was in Bloomfield yesterday on business
- 1929-05-03 Bloomfield. Fined $25 and costs for violating the Sabbath by hunting; convicted by a Stoddard County circuit court jury Co-mentioned: J. C. McKinney. Quote: "found D. E. Adams of Dexter and J. C. McKinney, deputy game wardens, guilty of violating the Sabbath by hunting"
- 1929-05-24 Dexter. D. E. Adams will celebrate his first anniversary in business in Dexter Sunday, which goes to show you what can be done by service and courtesy Quote: "Fried Chicken Dinners for 35c"
- 1929-06-28 Dexter. D. E. Adams and J. C. McKinney, deputy game wardens, tried and convicted before Judge Ferguson about two months ago for violating the law against hunting on Sunday; a motion for a new trial was heard and Judge Ferguson took the motion under advisement until the next term of court Co-mentione…
- 1929-09-13 Dexter. State vs. D. E. Adams on a charge of Sabbath breaking, continued until Sept. 18th Quote: "State vs. D. E. Adams on a charge of Sabbath breaking, continued until Sept. 18th."
- 1929-12-27 Dexter. Arrived home Saturday morning to spend the holidays with his family Quote: "D. E. Adams arrived home Saturday morning to spend the holidays with his family."
- 1930-02-21 Dudley. D. E. Adams, deputy game warden, was shot (not seriously) by a man stealing a seine in the overflow south of Dudley Wednesday; the shooter was recognized and will be apprehended; Adams returned the fire, the party making his escape Quote: "Warden Adams Shot By Game Law Violator"
- 1930-05-16 Mr. Adams' attorney, George W. Dyer, of St. Louis, was here to defend him in the case of D. E. Adams and Paul West; the case was dismissed after the plaintiff failed to appear Co-mentioned: Paul West.
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