crowe, e p
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Crowe, E P; Crowe, E. P.; E. P. Crowe
- Record count
- 39
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bernie; Charleston; Dexter; Oklahoma City; Sikeston; Stoddard County, Mo.
- First event date
- 1911-02-08
- Last event date
- 1931-04-22
Timeline — 34 events
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Advertising committee. Chairman: C. E. Clowe. Fellow members: Norman Blue, Web Watkins, E. P. Crowe, Geo. Munger, D. C. Steel Quote: "Advertising: C. E. Clowe, chairman, Norman Blue, Web Watkins, E. P. Crowe, Geo. Mun…
- 1911-10-04 Bernie. Invited by Supt. Sam A. Punch to be present at the Oct. 23 dedication ceremony of the new school building at Bernie Co-mentioned: Sam A. Punch. Quote: "I cordially invite you to be present at the above ceremony."
- 1911-11-22 Dexter. The S. E. Mo. Press Association reorganization date was changed from December 1 to December 4 at Cape Girardeau at the request of Naeter Brothers, with the first session of the reorganized association to meet in Dexter next spring Co-mentioned: Mr. Watkins (Dexter Messenger); Naeter Brothers…
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. Listed in the masthead as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-11-05 Dexter. E. P. Crowe was elected temporary chairman of the Dexter Boy Scout organizing meeting
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. Fire in Dexter on the 10th inst. (March 10, 1914) destroyed two or three hotels and other buildings, including the Dexter Statesman printing office Quote: "In the fire that destroyed two or three hotels and other buildings in Dexter on the 10th inst. the Statesman printing office was burned.…
- 1914-03-18 The Charleston Courier published a sympathy note to E. P. Crowe of the Dexter Statesman for the loss of his plant by fire, trusting the excellent newspaper would rise Phoenix-like from its ashes at an early date Co-mentioned: Charleston Courier. Quote: "trust that this excellent newspaper will rise,…
- 1914-04-15 Sikeston. Mrs. E. P. Crowe was in Sikeston Monday, the guest of Mrs. Laura W. Smith Co-mentioned: Laura W. Smith. Quote: "the guest of Mrs. Laura W. Smith."
- 1914-06-17 Dexter. E. P. Crowe rebuilt the Dexter Statesman as an eight-page all-home-print paper after a disastrous fire destroyed his printing plant; praised editorially by Robert C. Moore of the Farmington Times, Bro. Clark of the Carter County Journal, the Murray (Ky.) Times, and Guy of Sikeston's New Horn…
- 1915-01-07 Dexter. Publisher offers 20 job type cases, some nearly new, at 50c each or $5 for the entire lot, f. o. b. cars at Dexter Quote: "I have 20 Job cases, some nearly new, at 50c each, or $5 for the entire lot, f. o. b. cars here. Address, E. P. Crowe, Dexter."
- 1915-01-14 Dexter. E. P. Crowe offers 20 job cases for sale, some near-new, at 50c each or $5 for the entire lot, f. o. b. cars at Dexter Quote: "Publishers: I have 20 Job cases, some near-new, at 50c each"
- 1915-01-15 Dexter. E. P. Crowe of Dexter advertises 20 job (type) cases for sale, some nearly new, at 50c each or $5 for the entire lot, f. o. b. cars at Dexter [date from clip_id] Quote: "I have 20 Job cases, some nearly new, at 50c each"
- 1915-01-29 Dexter. E. P. Crowe offers 20 job cases for sale, some near-new, at 50c each or $5 for the entire lot, f. o. b. cars here [date from clip_id] Quote: "I have 20 Job cases, some near-new, at 50c each, or $5 for the entire lot, f. o. b. cars here."
- 1915-04-21 Sikeston; Charleston. Mrs. E. P. Crowe left Tuesday to visit relatives in Sikeston and Charleston [date from clip_id]
- 1915-10-29 Dexter. Editor E. P. Crowe visited the Dexter business college a few minutes last Saturday afternoon; a booster of the school and a good friend of Business Education Quote: "visited with us a few minutes last Saturday afternoon"
- 1915-12-10 Dexter. Publisher has 20 job cases for sale, some near-new, at 50c each or $5 for the entire lot [date from clip_id] Quote: ""Publishers: I have 20 Job cases, some near-new, at 50c each, or $5 for the entire lot""
- 1916-01-07 Dexter. E. P. Crowe advertises 20 job cases, some nearly new, at 50c each or $5 for the entire lot, f.o.b. cars at Dexter Quote: ""I have 20 Job cases, some nearly new, at 50c each, or $5 for the entire lot""
- 1916-03-17 Sikeston. Mrs. E. P. Crowe went to Sikeston Sunday, to visit her mother, Mrs. Laura Smith Co-mentioned: Laura Smith. Quote: "Mrs. E. P. Crowe went to Sikeston Sunday, to visit her mother, Mrs. Laura Smith."
- 1916-08-07 Dexter. Paid for proof of publication of the semi-annual statement. Paid in the August 7, 1916 batch of the City of Dexter semi-annual statement (general fund expenditures) Quote: "E. P. Crowe, proof of publication, semi-annual statement" Quote: "E. P. Crowe, proof of publication, paving bills 564,…
- 1916-09-04 Dexter. Paid for publishing S. Main pro[posal?; line partly cut]. Paid in the September 4, 1916 batch of the City of Dexter semi-annual statement (general fund expenditures) Quote: "E. P. Crowe, publ. S. Main pro."
- 1916-09-08 Dexter. E. P. Crowe is editor of the Dexter Statesman, which has a new office; the Bernie Star-News hopes the Statesman's business will increase tenfold in its new home Quote: "its editor, E. P. Crowe, enjoys the new location"
- 1916-11-10 Dexter. E. P. Crowe, the editor of the Dexter Statesman, delivered one of his famous lectures on prohibition in the Baptist Church here Monday night; item reprinted from the Puxico Index
- 1920-05-07 Dexter. E. P. Crowe hosted Byl Collins of Webster Groves this week Co-mentioned: Byl Collins; C. C. Crowe. Quote: ""the guest of C. C. and E. P. Crowe, this week.""
- 1922-02-17 Dexter. As editor, published a congressman's letter announcing West Point and Annapolis examination opportunities for young men of the district Quote: "“My dear Mr. Crowe: In order that all young men in my district who desire to do so may have a chance for appointments to West Point and Annapolis”"
- 1926-02-05 Dexter. Dexter Statesman editor E. P. Crowe rebutted a Globe-Democrat story claiming Dexter had abandoned seeking a factory, said Dexter could supply 1,000 efficient hands, and warned that anyone sending dispatches from Dexter with his name attached without authority would be legally handled Quote:…
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. President and editor of the Statesman Publishing Co.; The Dexter Statesman established March 31, 1910, published every Friday Quote: "E. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1929-03-15 Dexter. 'Pot Pourri' on the F. A. Feast program at the Baptist Church Quote: ""Pot Pourri, E. P. Crowe""
- 1929-03-22 Dexter. VOLUME TWENTY--No. 1: March 31, 1910, The Statesman's first issue went to its readers; the paper celebrates nineteen years under the same management and continuous issuance with its stories of a people's joys and sorrows, profits and losses, births, marriages and deaths; E. P. Crowe, Editor
- 1929-04-19 Dexter. Editor E. P. Crowe and Mrs. Crowe entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. Lindsay Brown of Charleston yesterday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mrs. E. P. Crowe. Quote: "were guests of Editor and Mrs. E. P. Crowe yesterday afternoon"
- 1929-07-26 Dexter. Editor's birthday anniversary celebrated last Sunday (editorial column 'This is Stew Much'): at noon, fried chicken sent by Aunt Kate Harris of Sikeston and a cake baked by Mrs. C. Norman of Dexter; in the evening Miss Robye Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Allen, brought a bouquet of…
- 1929-07-26 Oklahoma City. Wednesday, Mrs. E. P. Crowe with her mother, Mrs. Laura W. Smith, and aunt, Mrs. Jennie Sikes, of Sikeston, and Master Frank Hardin Smith, of Oklahoma City, left here for the town named. Mrs. Sikes will visit relatives in Springfield while Mesdames Smith and Crowe will go on to Oklaho…
- 1930-04-11 Dexter. Editor of the Dexter Statesman; statement of ownership filed per Act of Congress of August 24, 1912: publishers Statesman Publishing Company, Incorporated; known stockholders Ed. P. Crowe, Hardin M. Crowe, Cora L. Crowe, Daisy M. Crowe and Charles Liles, all of Dexter Co-mentioned: Hardin M.…
- 1930-05-02 Dexter. E. P. Crowe brought Mr. Giddens and Mr. State, members of the Central College band, to visit the High School Monday morning Co-mentioned: Mr. Giddens; Mr. State. Quote: "They were two members of the Central College band which made a wonderful showing in our city"
- (undated) Dexter. E. P. Crowe and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd O'Neal of Advance on Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. E. P. Crowe. Quote: "were the guest of E. P. Crowe and wife Sunday."
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