dove, e c
1855-04-25 – 7/15/1915
- Name variants
- Dove, E. C.; E C Dove; E. C. Dove
- Record count
- 37
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Castor township; Cold Springs; Dexter; Poplar Bluff; Stanton, Va
- First event date
- 1912-10-23
- Last event date
- 1915-07-16
Timeline — 25 events
- 1855-04-25 Born in Stanton, Va. Parents: Noah A Dove / Sarah J. Ott.
- 1912-10-23 Dexter. Best ram and ewe any breed, 2d place, at the Farmers' Day celebration in Dexter Quote: "R. L. Davis 1st, E. C. Dove 2d" Quote: "Joe Dowdy 1st, E. C. Dove 2d"
- 1912-10-23 Dexter. Won I. R. ducks, 2d at the Dexter fair Quote: "R. I. reds, E. C. Dove 2d" Quote: "I. R. ducks, E. C. Dove 2d"
- 1913-05-28 E. C. Dove was bee stung Saturday so he could not preach Saturday night or Sunday Quote: "E. C. Dove was bee stung Saturday so he could not preach Saturday night or Sunday."
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Wrote a letter to the editor defending his article on filing $1.25-per-acre county lands Quote: "We do not object to anyone's filling any land he sees fit to file on"
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. E. C. Dove of Dexter, Mo., R. F. D. 4 wrote to the editor about the county land-filing dispute, protesting that the county court will not accept the $1.25 per acre from non-residents on the land Quote: "will not accept the $1.25 per acre from non-residents on this land and issue patents for…
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Letter to the editor criticizing the county court's $1.25-per-acre land policy, claiming over 300,000 acres of land still belong to the county Quote: "the county court owns no land. We were told on every hand that the county owns no land"
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. Signed a lengthy letter to the editor, datelined R. F. D. A., Dexter, Mo., defending the $1.25-per-acre legal land price against criticism in the Sikeston land-filing dispute Quote: "Respectfully, E. C. Dove, R. F. D. A., Dexter, Mo."
- 1914-03-11 Castor township. Elected V. Pres. from Castor township of the Stoddard County branch of the Poultry Association, organized at Dexter, Mo., March 7th; every member urged to see that every Stoddard County person keeping a dozen or more hens joins the Missouri Poultry Association Quote: "E. C. Dove, V.…
- 1914-03-11 Dexter. Elected Vice President from Castor township of the Stoddard County poultry association; a vice president to be elected from each township in the county Quote: "V. Pres. from Castor township"
- 1914-03-25 Dexter. E. C. Dove was in town talking fowl talk Saturday Quote: "E. C. Dove was in town talking fowl talk Saturday."
- 1914-04-29 Dexter. E. C. Dove and Mrs. Dove were in Dexter trading; the item teases Dove about a broken egg Co-mentioned: Mrs. Dove. Quote: "Don't ask him about that broken egg for he is very 'lechy' about it."
- 1914-04-29 Dexter. E. C. Dove was here yesterday with Mrs. Dove trading; joking note about a broken egg Co-mentioned: Mrs. Dove. Quote: "E. C. Dove was here yesterday with Mrs. Dove trading."
- 1914-05-06 Dexter. Letter to the editor on Stoddard County's unsold public and swamp lands, arguing that about 100,000 acres remain in large bodies and urging a county court investigation of their disposal; signed R. F. D. 4 Quote: "Very respectfully, E. C. DOVE, Dexter Mo."
- 1914-05-06 Dexter. Letter to the editor endorsing the "Our Greatest Drawback" editorial; discusses some 500,000 acres of public land in the county sellable at $1.25 an acre under the 1850 act of Congress Quote: "We have too many large farms and too many tenants"
- 1914-05-06 Dexter. E. C. Dove wrote to the editor about Stoddard County's unimproved public lands, saying more than 100,000 acres of unimproved lands yet remain in the county Quote: "yet remain over 100,000 acres of unimproved lands in Stoddard county."
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. E. C. Dove was in town Saturday talking chicken and boosting for Rooster Day next Saturday Quote: "talking "chicken," boosting for "Rooster Day" next Saturday."
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. E. C. Dove was in town Saturday to hear Ralph Searle the chicken expert, bringing a three-foot rattlesnake with nine rattles and a button; Dove does diversified farming on his place near town and tried to pass the snake off as a Golden Spangled Hamburg rooster Co-mentioned: Ralph Searle. Quo…
- 1914-07-01 The chicken man was in town Saturday for the first time in some days, having been too busy watching his rattle snakes hatch off to come in Quote: "He has been so busy watching his rattle snakes hatch off he hasn't had time to come in."
- 1914-10-28 Poplar Bluff. 1st, E. C. Dove, in an item whose name is cut off at the shot bottom (visible as 'Saud') Quote: "1st E. C. Dove"
- 1914-10-28 Took 1st place for Sand and 2nd for Gravel at the county fair Quote: "Sand, 1st E. C. Dove"
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. E. C. Dove is reported quite sick of erysipelas at his home near town Quote: "E. C. Dove is reported quite sick of erysipelas at his home near town."
- 1915-07-15 Age X yrs X mos X ds. Cause: Mitral insufficiency; contributory: same. Burial: Dexter Cemetery (buried 1915-07-17).
- 1915-07-16 Cold Springs. E. C. Dove died near Cold Springs Wednesday night; funeral service Saturday 10:30; described as one of the neighborhood's best and most valuable citizens and farmers Quote: "In the death of E. C. Dove near Cold Springs, Wednesday night"
- 1925-06-19 Noble. Mrs. E. C. Dove was sent to the hospital at Noble, Ark. for an operation for appendicitis; reports are that she is recovering rapidly Quote: "Mrs. Dove is in the hospital, having been sent there for an operation for appendicitis, reports are that she is recovering rapidly."
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