crowe, ed
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Crowe, Ed; Ed Crowe; Ed. Crowe
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- De Soto; Dexter; Sikeston
- First event date
- 1914-04-08
- Last event date
- 1931-07-04
Timeline — 8 events
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman plant was almost totally destroyed by fire, yet the paper never missed an issue Quote: "his plant was almost totally destroyed by fire, the Dexter Statesman never missed an issue"
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Editor/publisher of the Dexter Statesman whose plant was almost totally destroyed by fire; the paper never missed an issue; praised by the Morehouse Hustler and Bloomfield Tribune for rebuilding Quote: "Ed. Crowe has the grit of a bull dog, a heart as big as a salt barrel, and it will take s…
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Editor Crowe of Dexter invited Editor Chilton of Van Buren over to swim in a local swimming hole near Dexter (reprinted exchange with the Prospect News, Doniphan) Co-mentioned: Editor Chilton. Quote: "Editor Crowe of Dexter invited Editor Chilton of Van Buren over to swim."
- 1916-04-21 De Soto. Of the Dexter Statesman; presented a paper 'The Horrors of Running a Paper in a Prohibition town' at the Southeast Missouri Press Association meeting at De Soto [date from clip_id] Quote: ""The Horrors of Running a Paper in a Prohibition town""
- 1917-01-19 Sikeston. The Morehouse Hustler reprinted that Ed Crowe of The Dexter Statesman is 'het up' because a Chicago hotel wanted to 'swap' him some baths for advertising; the editor retorted he can get baths without their help Quote: "Ed Crowe of the Dexter Statesman boarded the west-bound passenger at Si…
- 1924-06-20 Essex. Ed Crowe, who owns the Dexter Statesman, came over Friday afternoon and shook hands with a few of us; it looked as tho he caught the 'blind' of the west bound for Dexter
- 1930-10-10 Dexter. The Caruthersville Democrat-Argus noted that Ed Crowe, the 'puerile pencile pusher' on the Dexter Statesman, had been married 36 years and is perfectly willing to start out now for another 36 years with the same life partner Quote: "Ed Crowe, the puerile pencile pusher."
- 1931-07-04 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman came out last week with its Fourth of July Edition consisting of 20 pages, printed partly on red paper, well filled with reading matter and advertising; exchanges reprinted from the Caruthersville Democrat-Argus, Bloomfield Vindicator, and Malden Merit Quote: "came out l…
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