crowe, ed p
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- ED P. CROWE; ED. P. CROWE; Ed P. Crowe; Ed. P. Crowe
- Record count
- 206
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events
- Places seen
- Advance; Bernie; Bernie, Stoddard Co., MO; Bloomfield; Charleston; De Soto; DeSoto; DeSoto, Mo.; Dexter; Dexter, Missouri; Dexter, Mo.; Dexter, Stoddard County, MO; East Prairie; Essex; Guide Star School house, Stoddard Co., MO; Hornersville; Kennett; Pemiscot county; Poplar Bluff; Senath; Sikeston; Sikeston, Mo.; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1910-03-30
- Last event date
- 5 Apr 1926
Timeline — 194 events
- 1910-03-30 Dexter. Editor and publisher of The Dexter Statesman; Volume I, No. 1 published Wednesday, March 30, 1910; paper published on Wednesday of each week, office Jenkins Building 102 Elm St Quote: "Ed P. Crowe, Editor"
- 1910-04-29 Bernie, Stoddard Co., MO. The editor of The Statesman was called by phone Friday afternoon to Bernie to 'watch the cat die' for the High School at that place; got ten new subscribers and a most excellent correspondent on the trip Co-mentioned: Bernie High School. Quote: ""We got ten new subscribers…
- 1910-05-27 Guide Star School house, Stoddard Co., MO. Ed. P. Crowe will lecture at Guide Star School house next Friday night, May 27 Co-mentioned: Guide Star School house.
- 1911-01-04 Dexter. Editor and Publisher of Dexter Statesman Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-02-01 Dexter, Stoddard County, MO. Editor and publisher of the Dexter Statesman; the Dexter office is in the Jenkins Building, 102 Elm St.; the paper is published on Wednesday of each week and was entered as second class matter March 30, 1910, at the post office in Dexter Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PU…
- 1911-03-15 Dexter. Statesman editor; paper moving its office (one door west of the New St. Francis hotel) after its lease expired Quote: "Moving a printing office is a costly business"
- 1911-03-22 Dexter. Editor and publisher of The Dexter Statesman (Enterprise-Statesman merger); office in the Jenkins Building, 103 Elm St.; published Wednesdays Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR and PUBLISHER"
- 1911-03-29 Dexter. Editor & publisher; paper marks one year old today, Vol. I No. 52, established 1883 as the Enterprise, Dexter since 1910 Quote: "ONE YEAR OLD TO-DAY. This issue of The Statesman is Vol. I, No. 52, which indicates that we have survived one year"
- 1911-04-05 Dexter. Named in the paper’s masthead as Editor & Publisher of the Dexter Statesman (Dexter, Mo., established 1910); subscription rates one year $1.00, six months 50 cents, single copies 5 cents; “Subscription not paid within 90 days will be $1.25.” Co-mentioned: The Dexter Statesman. Quote: "“ED. P…
- 1911-06-07 Dexter. Editor and publisher of The Dexter Statesman Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-02 Lecture dates: Ed. P. Crowe will lecture at Greenwood picnic Saturday afternoon at two o'clock; J. G. Robinson will lecture at Greenwood picnic Saturday a.m., Renner Local Saturday 7 p.m., Austin School House Wednesday Aug. 16 7 p.m., Bernie Friday Sept. 15 7 p.m Co-mentioned: J. G. Robinson. Quote:…
- 1911-08-09 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is Editor & Publisher of The Dexter Statesman; subscriptions $1.00 per year, 50c six months, 5c single copy Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-09 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is named as editor and publisher of The Dexter Statesman, Dexter, Mo.; subscription terms listed as $1.00 one year, 50 cents six months, 5 cents single copies Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-16 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, editor and publisher of the Dexter Statesman (The Statesman, Dexter, Mo., established 1910); office 104 South Main Street; subscription $1.00 per year Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-23 Dexter. Editor & publisher of The Dexter Statesman; published Wednesday of each week; subscription $1.00 per year, $1.25 if not paid within 90 days Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-23 Dexter. Named as editor and publisher of The Dexter Statesman in the page-2 masthead box; subscription $1.00 per year, published Wednesdays Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-23 Dexter. Editor and publisher of The Dexter Statesman; masthead also lists The Enterprise, Sikeston, Mo., established 1883, and The Statesman, Dexter, Mo., established 1910 Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-08-30 Dexter. Editor & Publisher of The Dexter Statesman, published Wednesdays at Office 104, South Main Street, Dexter; subscriptions $1.00 a year Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER"
- 1911-09-13 Dexter. Listed as editor of the Dexter Statesman in the issue masthead (The Statesman, Dexter, established 1910; also The Enterprise, Sikeston, established 1883) Quote: "Dexter Statesman. Ed. P. Crowe, Editor."
- 1911-09-20 Married Mrs. Bells F. Metz at Christ's Episcopal Church at 3 p.m., Rev. Dean Davis officiating; announced from Hotel Jefferson Co-mentioned: Mrs. Bells F. Metz. Quote: "Mrs. Bells F. Metz and were married at Christ's Episcopal Church, Rev. Dean Davis officiating, this afternoon at 3 p. m."
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is owner of the Dexter Statesman (masthead) Quote: "Dexter Statesman. Ed. P. Crowe, Owner."
- 1911-11-01 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe named as owner of the Dexter Statesman on the page 4 masthead Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, Owner."
- 1911-11-29 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is named as Editor of the Dexter Statesman in the page masthead Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, Editor"
- 1912-10-16 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is named as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman in the page masthead Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1912-10-23 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is named as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman in the page masthead Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-02-05 Dexter. Named as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman in the Feb 5, 1913 masthead Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. Editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman per the masthead; the Statesman was established 1910, and the Enterprise at Sikeston in 1883 Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-03-26 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe is identified as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman in the paper's masthead Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-03-26 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe, editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman; the masthead also names The Enterprise, Sikeston, Mo., established 1883, and The Statesman, Dexter, Mo., established 1910 Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner THE ENTERPRISE SIKESTON, Mo. Established - - 1883 THE STATESMAN DEXTER, Mo. E…
- 1913-05-21 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe is named as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman in the page 4 masthead Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-05-28 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe is named as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman Quote: ""ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner""
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman, per the page 2 masthead (Statesman established 1910; Enterprise of Sikeston established 1883) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Listed as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman in the paper's masthead Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-06-11 Dexter. Named as editor, managing editor, business manager, publisher and sole owner of The Dexter Statesman in the August 24, 1912 statement of ownership Quote: "Editor, Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo. ... Sole Owner, Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo."
- 1913-06-11 Dexter. Named as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman; the Statesman was established 1910 at Dexter, Mo Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-06-18 Dexter. Listed in the masthead as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman (established 1910); The Enterprise of Sikeston (established 1883) listed alongside Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-06-25 Dexter. Editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman, per the masthead Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. Listed in the masthead as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman (established 1910); the Statesman was printed at The Enterprise, Sikeston, Mo. (established 1883) Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-07-16 Dexter. The page-2 nameplate names Ed P. Crowe as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman (established 1910) Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-08-06 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe named in the masthead as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman, established 1910 Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Advertised four thorough-Buff Orpington cockerels for sale (will exchange two for same breed) and two Kellerstrans White Orpington Cockerels for exchange for like kind; address or see Ed. P. Crowe via the Dexter Statesman Quote: "FOR SALE—I have four thorough-Buff Orpington cockerels which a…
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Published a notice to editors that a bill for advertising sent by this paper to the 'Continental Motor Cycle & Boat Co.', Lock box 11, Trenton, Mich., was returned marked 'Removed, Left no address.' Signed Ed. P. Crowe Quote: "was returned marked, "Removed, Left no address." A word to the wi…
- 1913-10-08 Dexter. For sale: four thorough Buff Orpington cockerels, will exchange two for the same breed; also two Kellerstrass White Orpington cockerels to exchange for like kind; address or see Ed. P. Crowe, Ed. Dexter Statesman Quote: "FOR SALE—I have four thorough Buff Orpington cockerels which are for sa…
- 1914-02-18 Named in the paper's masthead as editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman; first initial partially cut at the left edge of the shot Quote: "ED P. CROWE"
- 1914-02-25 Essex. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of The Dexter Statesman, was in Essex for a few hours Tuesday Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, editor of The Dexter Statesman, was in Essex a few hours Tuesday."
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman newspaper office was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning, per the De Soto Press reprint and the East Prairie Eagle editorial Quote: "had been destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning — De Soto Press"
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. The Statesman office was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning, March 10, 1914; the paper's friends, including Naeter Brother of Cape and the DeSoto Press, wired and wrote sympathy, and G. W. Moothart of Farmington wrote a letter of sympathy Quote: "In The Light of Tuesday Morning's Fire Stood R…
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. Received a sympathy letter from a Farmington, Mo. correspondent after the Statesman office was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning
- 1914-03-18 Dexter. Editor Galbraith of the East Prairie Eagle extends the sympathy of the Southeast Missouri press to Ed. P. Crowe of the Dexter Statesman in his recent loss by fire, hoping he had sufficient insurance to reestablish his paper with a new outfit better than ever before Co-mentioned: Editor Galbr…
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. Exchange papers (New Madrid Record, Bloomfield Vindicator, Scott County Banner) praised Statesman editor Ed. P. Crowe for not missing an issue after the fire that destroyed his printing office and other Dexter property Quote: "Congratulations, Bro. Crowe. Pluck wins.—New Madrid Record."
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. The Statesman printing office was consumed in Dexter's big fire the previous week, yet editor Crowe did not miss an issue of his paper; praised by the New Madrid Record, Bloomfield Vindicator, and Scott County Banner Quote: "didn't miss an issue of his paper"
- 1914-04-01 DeSoto. Editor of the Dexter Statesman; with Mrs. Crowe spent Sunday and Monday in DeSoto, where he gave a lecture Monday night under the auspices of the First M. E. Church and the M. E. Church, South Co-mentioned: Mrs. Crowe. Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, together with Mrs.…
- 1914-04-01 Essex. Ed. P. Crowe was in Essex between trains Monday morning Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe was in Essex between trains Monday morning."
- 1914-04-01 De Soto. With Mrs. Crowe, spent Sunday and Monday in De Soto; lectured Monday night at the Princess Theatre under the auspices of the First M. E. Church and M. E. Church, South; Sunday afternoon spoke to about 100 men at the Y. M. C. A. and Sunday evening at the Y regular Sunday evening supper (abou…
- 1914-04-01 Bloomfield. The Scott County Banner sympathized with Bro. Ed P. Crowe of the Dexter Statesman in his loss in Dexter's disastrous fire last week, and notes he has no intention of giving up and will continue the Statesman Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, the genial and versatile editor of the Dexter Statesman, w…
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Editor/publisher of the Dexter Statesman whose plant was destroyed by fire (recent, circa March 1914) but who "never missed an issue"; the paper reprinted regional sympathy notices praising his enterprise under adverse circumstances Quote: "Ed. Crowe has the grit of a bull dog, a heart as bi…
- 1914-04-08 Dexter. Reprinted Prospect News (Doniphan) exchange: Editor Crowe of Dexter invited Editor Chilton of Van Buren to swim in a little old pool near Dexter dubbed the 'Beautiful Current'; Chilton replied with a humorous invitation suggesting Crowe come to Doniphan when the swimming holes get ripe Co-me…
- 1914-04-15 Dexter. Editorial history of the Dexter Statesman: first number issued March 31, 1910 after an expensive move of the plant from Sikeston to the Jenkins building in Dexter; the March 10 fire devoured the type, job presses and news stone; the paper moved to a 16x24 room where it is now located; April…
- 1914-04-15 Dexter. Statement of Ownership, Management, etc. of the Dexter Statesman filed: Editor, Managing Editor, Business Manager and Publisher all Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo.; known bondholders Wm. S. Smith, F. H. Smith and H. L. Smith, Sikeston, Mo.; sworn and subscribed before Chas. Liles, N. P., this 31st…
- 1914-04-15 East Prairie. Ed. P. Crowe, a lecturer of note now located at Dexter, wrote to Prof. O. B. Parrott accepting the invitation to deliver the East Prairie school commencement address next month Co-mentioned: O. B. Parrott. Quote: "Prof. O. B. Parrott has received a letter from Ed. P. Crowe in answer to…
- 1914-04-16 Dexter, Mo.. Editor, managing editor, business manager and publisher of the Dexter Statesman in its statement of ownership, sworn March 31, 1914 before Chas. Liles, N.P.; statement notes the Statesman's first number was issued March 31, 1910 after moving the plant from Sikeston to the Jenkins buildi…
- 1914-04-22 Dexter, Mo.. A printed letter from Barnhart Brothers & Spindler of St. Louis, Mo., by Edward A. Tracy, March 16, 1914, sympathizes with Mr. Ed. P. Crowe of Dexter on his fire loss Co-mentioned: Barnhart Brothers & Spindler. Quote: "We indeed sympathise with you in your fire loss"
- 1914-04-22 Dexter. Editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman (masthead) Quote: "D P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1914-04-22 Dexter. Addressee of a letter dated St. Louis, Mo., March 16, 1914; sender name and letter content cut off in the scan Quote: "Mr. Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo."
- 1914-06-17 Dexter. The Murray (Ky.) Times and the New Hornet of Sikeston praised the enlargement of his Dexter Statesman, which had burned out a couple of months earlier and was back as a five-column, eight-page, all-home-print paper Quote: "back to a five column, eight page, all home print paper, full of live…
- 1914-06-17 Dexter. Bro. Crowe now has his newspaper press in operation again, the press having been damaged recently by fire Quote: "Bro. Crowe now has his newspaper press in operation, which was damaged recently by fire"
- 1914-07-01 Dexter. Editorial describes the red-headed editor presiding over the Statesman's columns and quotes the Sikeston Hornet on the congressional race, advising a vote for Harty over Russell to cut down the strength of Ward Co-mentioned: Harty; Russell; Ward. Quote: ""If you can't stomach Russell, why, v…
- 1914-07-08 Dexter. Of the Statesman, was over between trains Friday afternoon Quote: "Ed P. Crowe of the Statesman was over between trains Friday afternoon."
- 1914-08-05 Dexter. Mrs. Ed P. Crowe entertained the ladies of the Methodist Missionary Society yesterday afternoon
- 1914-09-02 Essex. Was in Essex a few minutes Monday morning Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe was in Essex a few minutes Monday morning."
- 1914-10-28 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe is listed as Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman Quote: "Ed P. Crowe, Editor and Owner."
- 1914-12-02 Kennett. Elected President of the S. E. Missouri Press Association at its annual meeting in the Commercial Club rooms at Kennett; Corley Overall of the Campbell Citizen Vice President, Harry Neyer of the Cape Republican Secretary-Treasurer, and Wm. Lacy, Chas. N. Walker and Wm. A. Jones executive co…
- 1914-12-02 Bernie. Ed. P. Crowe has been invited to give his lecture, 'The Man With The Hoe' vs. 'The Man With The Douth' at Bernie Farmer's Union on Thursday night of next week, December 10th; admission free
- 1915-01-13 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe, Box 66, Dexter, Mo., advertises Buff Orpington eggs: he has 113 pullets hatched January 6, 1914; this bunch laid 169 eggs in December; settings from a pen of the 10 best birds with a fine male sold beginning February 1st at $1.00 per setting of 15, limited number Quote: "will be…
- 1915-01-20 Dexter. Selling settings of Buff Orpington eggs at $1.00 per setting of 15, beginning February 1st; 13 pullets hatched January 6, 1914 laid 169 eggs in December; Box 68, Dexter, Mo Quote: "BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS—I have 13 pullets hatched on January 6, 1914."
- 1915-02-17 As president of the S. E. Mo. Press Association, named Missouri's delegates to the International Press Congress at San Francisco, July 5-10: Wm. R. Lacey, Harry Denman, Wm. A. Jones, Fred Kies, Dean B. Hill and E. P. Francis, with Harry Nader as secretary Quote: "reminds me it is my duty to name del…
- 1915-03-10 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe of the Statesman hired printer John Bacon; Dale Blankenship, made a printer in this office, has heard the 'Call of the Wild' and will go to farming April 1 Co-mentioned: Dale Blankenship. Quote: ""will go to farming April 1.""
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. Hayti Critic editorial asking why Crowe (Dexter Statesman) and Mr. Overall (Campbell Citizen) do not want to "initiate with" Pemiscot county in a judicial circuit, noting Pemiscot has more state-prison inmates than any county in the state; the Statesman replies it objected only to losing its…
- 1915-06-25 Charleston. Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe was in Charleston Tuesday and Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. E. Lindsay Brown Co-mentioned: E. Lindsay Brown. Quote: "Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe was in Charleston, Tuesday and Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. E. Lindsay Brown"
- 1915-07-09 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe is editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman, published every Friday at Dexter, Missouri Quote: "ED P. CROWE. Editor and Owner"
- 1915-07-09 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, the resourceful editor of the Dexter Statesman, visited the Tribune office last Saturday and is advertising the Dexter Statesman [date from clip_id] Quote: "Next Wednesday, July 21, is the editor's birthday anniversary."
- 1915-07-23 Dexter. ED P. CROWE is Editor and Owner of the Dexter Statesman, published every Friday, entered as second class mail matter at the postoffice in Dexter, Missouri, March 30, 1910, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 Quote: "ED P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1915-09-10 Dexter. The Statesman published its September 6 reply to J. M. Gregory, manager of the Globe Press Clipping Agency of Chicago, defending the paper's June 25 item against his complaint Co-mentioned: J. M. Gregory. Quote: "STATESMAN IS NOT SCARED."
- 1915-10-01 Advance. Ed P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, was in our city and gave us a call Wednesday, per the Advance New Era; he was full of smiles, as ever, and jokingly rebuts Cloyd O'Neal's version [date from clip_id] Quote: "was in our city and gave us a call Wednesday. He was full of smiles; as…
- 1916-01-07 Essex. Ed. P. Crowe, owner and editor of The Dexter Statesman, was in Essex between trains Saturday evening Quote: ""Ed. P. Crowe, owner and editor of The Dexter Statesman, was in Essex between trains Saturday evening""
- 1916-02-18 Sikeston. Mrs. Ed P. Crowe was in Sikeston, Wednesday, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Laura W. Smith Co-mentioned: Mrs. Laura W. Smith. Quote: "Mrs. Ed P. Crowe was in Sikeston, Wednesday, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Laura W. Smith."
- 1916-05-12 DeSoto. Ed. P. Crowe delivered the eulogy on W. R. Lacey before the S. E. Mo. Press Association at DeSoto, Mo., on Saturday, April 29 Co-mentioned: W. R. Lacey. Quote: "Eulogy on W. R. Lacey -- Delivered by Ed. P. Crowe at the S. E. Mo. Press Association at DeSoto, Mo., on Saturday, April 29"
- 1916-05-26 Bloomfield. Ed P. Crowe, the Editor of the Statesman, was in our city (the county seat, Bloomfield) Tuesday Quote: "Ed P. Crowe, the Editor of the Statesman was in our city Tuesday."
- 1916-07-07 Ed P. Crowe, the fighting editor of The Statesman, was here Monday with his sleeves rolled up ready for a scrap [date from clip_id]
- 1916-07-21 Hornersville; Senath; Kennett. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, advertised to make three speeches in Dunklin county Saturday for John M. Atkinson, Democratic candidate for governor: Hornersville 10:30 a.m., Senath 1:30 p.m., Kennett 4:00 p.m. (from the Kennett Democrat) Co-mentioned: Jo…
- 1916-10-20 Charleston. Ed P. Crowe will discuss statewide prohibition at Charleston next Sunday at 2 o'clock p.m [date from clip_id]
- 1916-11-03 Dexter. The Campbell Citizen reports that Bro. Ed. P. Crowe of the Dexter Statesman gave 'our new boy SOME name' in his last issue; 'But remember, he's SOME boy, Corley.' [date from clip_id] Quote: "Bro. Ed. P. Crowe, of the Dexter Statesman, gave our new boy SOME name in his last issue."
- 1916-12-01 Dexter. Dexter editor; spent Saturday afternoon (Nov 25, 1916) with the paper Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, editor, of Dexter, spent Saturday afternoon with us."
- 1917-01-12 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, the witty Irish editor of Dexter, was here on business Saturday [date from clip_id]
- 1917-03-02 Jackson. Southeast Missouri editors met at Jackson Monday of last week and organized the Southeast Missouri Lyceum bureau; Crowe named among the editor-lecturer attractions Quote: "Southeast Missouri editors met at Jackson, Monday of last week and organized the Southeast Missouri Lyceum bureau"
- 1920-02-27 Essex. Ed P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, was in Essex Monday visiting friends, per the Essex Leader's note reprinted in the Statesman Quote: ""Ed P. Crowe, the quill-pusher of the Dexter Statesman, was in our city confabulating with friends Monday.""
- 1920-03-26 Dexter. The Statesman's editor announced through his paper that he is not a candidate for Congress, citing the salary and his favorite tobacco Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, the versatile editor of the Dexter Statesman, last week announced through his paper that he is not a candidate for Congress"
- 1920-08-27 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe elected President of the Stoddard County Advisory Board of the Salvation Army at the organization meeting held Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce, Dexter Quote: "COUNTY ADVISORY BOARD Of the Salvation Army Formed Here Monday Night."
- 1920-11-05 Dexter. Of Dexter; delivered a fine Democratic speech at the court house Thursday night to a large crowd; quoted from the Benton Democrat
- 1921-02-11 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, Editor & Owner of The Dexter Statesman (Roberts & Blankenship, lessees); paper entered as second-class mail matter at Dexter, Mo., March 30, 1910; published every Friday; subscription Stoddard County $1.50/yr, inside second zone $2.00, outside $2.50 Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor…
- 1921-03-25 Dexter. Signed letter from Morganville, Ky., March 21, 1921, urging Dexter to build a Junior High School building, gymnasium and library; holds up the Trenton, Ky. school as the model, built by public subscription for $60,000 (8 classrooms, 500-seat auditorium, domestic science department, laborator…
- 1921-04-08 Smithland. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, wrote from Smithland, Kentucky, April 4, 1921, a descriptive letter praising the town; Sunday morning he heard his brother preach ('fiery, forensic eloquence'), and in the evening heard Mr. Prather speak on 'Jonah.' Letter signed 'ED. P. CROWE…
- 1921-04-22 Dexter. Spent the first of the week in Bernie, Malden, Campbell and other towns south Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe spent the first of the week in Bernie, Malden, Campbell and other towns south of us."
- 1921-09-16 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is the editor and owner of The Dexter Statesman (Roberts & Blankenship, lessee) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor & Owner"
- 1921-10-07 Evansville, Ind.. Crowe's 'Diary of a Tramp Printer' column, datelined Evansville, Ind., recounts Sundaying in the home of former townsman W. T. Cook and visiting Crowe at the Farmer's Trust Co Co-mentioned: W. T. Cook. Quote: "I am writing this in Evansville, Ind., where I Sundayed in the home of o…
- 1921-10-28 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, Editor & Owner of The Dexter Statesman; Roberts & Blankenship, Lessees Co-mentioned: Roberts & Blankenship. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor & Owner"
- 1921-11-11 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is Editor & Owner of The Dexter Statesman; Roberts & Blankenship are lessees Co-mentioned: Roberts & Blankenship. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor & Owner / ROBERTS & BLANKENSHIP, Lessees"
- 1922-01-06 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe listed as Editor & Owner of The Dexter Statesman on page 2 masthead Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, Editor & Owner"
- 1922-03-03 Dexter. Editor and owner of The Dexter Statesman Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor & Owner"
- 1922-03-24 Dexter. Editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman; senior partner of Crowe & Roberts, publishers Quote: "the old man, Ed. P. Crowe, is editor and senior partner of the firm, Crowe & Roberts"
- 1922-04-07 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, editor and owner of The Dexter Statesman (Crowe & Roberts, publishers), Dexter, Missouri; Hardin M. Crowe, assistant editor; Thomas Roberts, business manager Co-mentioned: Hardin M. Crowe; Thomas Roberts. Quote: ""Ed. P. Crowe, Editor and Owner""
- 1922-04-21 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman, published by Crowe & Roberts; Hardin M. Crowe is assistant editor and Thomas Roberts business manager Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, Editor and Owner"
- 1924-03-14 Liberty Township. Read resolutions condemning Senator James A. Reed and binding county-convention delegates to vote against Reed for President and for national convention delegate Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe then read resolutions condemning Senator James A. Reed as lacking in loyalty to the party"
- 1924-04-25 Dexter. The seniors of the class of 1924 thank Ed P. Crowe for giving them the privilege of editing the Statesman for the week, since it was impossible to have an annual Quote: "The Seniors wish to express their gratefulness to Mr. Ed P. Crowe for giving us the privilege of editing the Statesman thi…
- 1924-09-12 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, Editor of the Dexter Statesman (masthead) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor"
- 1924-10-10 Parnell-Ilmo. Local item: Ed P. Crowe, editor of The Statesman, will speak for the Democratic State and National ticket at the Legion Armory at Parnell-Ilmo, on Monday night October 20th, by request of the Scott County Democratic Central Committee
- 1924-10-17 Dexter. Publisher, editor, managing editor and business manager, and owner of The Dexter Statesman, published weekly at Dexter, Mo., for October 1924; sworn before J. F. Blankenship, N.P Quote: ""That the owner is Ed P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo.""
- 1924-11-21 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of The Statesman, was confined to his home on account of illness Thursday; noted as the reason the paper looks like this
- 1924-12-26 Sikeston. Ed P. Crowe and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Nettie Barnes in Sikeston last Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Nettie Barnes. Quote: "Ed P. Crowe and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Nettie Barnes in Sikeston last Sunday."
- 1925-01-16 Dexter. Mrs. Ed P. Crowe entertained four gentlemen Sunday: her son Hardin M. Crowe of Cape Girardeau, Bill Douglas of Columbia, Mo., Eddie [name partly illegible], and Ralph Leigh of Cape Girardeau Co-mentioned: Hardin M. Crowe; Bill Douglas; Eddie [?]; Ralph Leigh. Quote: "Last Sunday, Mrs. Ed P.…
- 1925-04-17 Dexter. Per the Statement of Ownership for April, 1925, Ed P. Crowe of Dexter, Mo., is publisher, editor, managing editor and sole owner of The Dexter Statesman; business manager Dale Blankenship; sworn April 14, 1925 before Duncan C. Steele, N.P Co-mentioned: Dale Blankenship. Quote: "the owner is…
- 1925-07-03 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe was editor and owner of The Dexter Statesman, established March 31, 1910 Co-mentioned: Dale Blankenship. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- 1925-11-27 Dexter. Ed P. Crowe, of Dexter preached at the M. E. Church Sunday morning
- 1926-01-08 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Ed P. Crowe entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blankenchip and sons, Dale Minton and Robert Warren of Dexter, and Mr. Ralph Leidigh and Misses Daisy Miller and Bess Hobbs of Cape Girardeau
- 1926-04-16 Sikeston, Mo.. Mesdames J. W. Baker and two daughters, Misses Florence and Margaret, with Mrs. Laura Smith, all of Sikeston, guests of Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe Wednesday afternoon Co-mentioned: J. W. Baker; Florence Baker; Margaret Baker; Laura Smith.
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Designated to present Bert Carter with the diamond ring at his farewell banquet Co-mentioned: Bert Carter. Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, who had been designated that pleasure, presented Mr. Carter with a diamond ring"
- 1926-05-28 Dexter. Of The Dexter Statesman; awarded the annual Statesman spelling scholarship to a grade student each year Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe of The Dexter Statesman"
- 1926-08-27 Dexter. The Mission Society of the Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe Co-mentioned: Methodist Mission Society. Quote: "held their regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe"
- 1926-09-17 Dexter. Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe entertained the Neighborhood Club Wednesday at 'Crow's Nest,' the rural home of the Statesman editor Quote: "entertained the Neighborhood Club Wednesday at 'Crow's Nest'"
- 1926-10-15 Dexter. Unsigned editorial advising readers to vote 'Yes' on Propositions 1 and 4 and 'No' on Propositions 2 and 3 (attributed to editor Ed. P. Crowe) Quote: "To vote 'Yes,' mark out 'No' on your ballot."
- 1926-11-05 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe of Dexter, Mo., writes a letter on 'Do We Live Again?' signed Sept. 10, 1926, printed in the Statesman Quote: "ED. P. CROWE. - Dexter, Mo. - Sept. 10, 1926."
- 1927-11-04 Dexter. The Statesman (Statesman Publishing Co., Ed. P. Crowe, Pres. & Editor) advertises engraved and embossed Christmas greeting cards; new 1927 samples ready for inspection; phone 292 Quote: "ORDER EARLY and AVOID ANXIETY"
- 1927-11-18 Dexter. Joined the Dexter Red Cross for year 1928 (roll call published up to Nov. 17; roll call open till Nov. 25) Quote: "Names of persons joining the Red Cross for year 1928."
- 1928-02-03 Dexter. Crowe's 'Dexter' column praises 'The Way of All Flesh' starring Emil Jannings, advertised by Mr. Weeks for Monday and Tuesday evenings; he saw it at Cape Girardeau Quote: "You must not miss it."
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. Letter: Mr. Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo., writes of the new through service between St. Louis and Memphis and St. Louis, Memphis, and Texas established effective November 27th — the St. Louis, Memphis, Texas train Quote: "MO. PACIFIC SERVICE"
- 1928-03-30 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman marked its 18th anniversary with Vol. 19, No. 2, dated Friday, March 30, 1928; Ed. P. Crowe, Editor Quote: "18TH ANNIVERSARY ... VOL. 19-NO. 2. ... ED. P. CROWE, Editor"
- 1928-04-06 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is president and editor and H. M. Crowe vice-president and secretary of the Statesman Publishing Co., publisher of The Dexter Statesman; this week the paper published its 18th anniversary number Co-mentioned: H. M. Crowe. Quote: "The Dexter Statesman this week published its 18th…
- 1928-04-13 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman celebrated its eighteenth anniversary with a special 16-page edition; the Bloomfield Vindicator (and the Malden Merit) congratulated Ed. P. Crowe, 'the able and fearless editor and publisher,' wishing the paper continued growth Co-mentioned: H. M. Crowe; Bloomfield Vindi…
- 1928-04-13 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe was named Editor, Managing Editor, publisher's representative, and President of the Statesman Publishing Company in the statement of ownership of The Dexter Statesman, required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, sworn April 9, 1928 before Charles Liles, Notary Public Quo…
- 1928-04-20 Dexter. The Statesman editor printed his reply to Lloyd C. Stark's letter on the $75,000,000 road bond amendment, thanking him for further information and stating he endeavors to stay open-minded Quote: "I thank you for offering me further information, as I am endeavoring to always be open-minded."
- 1928-06-08 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of The Dexter Statesman, humorously declines the urging of North Stoddard county friends that he announce as a candidate for representative in the state legislature, saying he prefers being a 'king-maker' to a king Quote: "The editor of The Statesman has been urged by fr…
- 1928-12-14 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe submitted a suggestion at the Dexter Chamber of Commerce that the Bell Telephone Co. had made known terms on which the common battery system would be installed here in place of the pre-Adamsite kind now in use; a committee of A. J. Sherwood, Ed. P. Crowe and Clarence A. Powell w…
- 1928-12-21 Dexter. The Statesman office moves to the Fraternal building on West Stoddard street; office closed December 24-31, 1928; the December 28 issue will be in short form, regular form resuming after January 1 Quote: "the days of Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week will be spent in moving this out…
- 1929-03-08 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is listed as president and editor of the Statesman Publishing Co., publisher of the Dexter Statesman Co-mentioned: H. M. Crowe. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman (established March 31, 1910), published every Friday by the Statesman Publishing Co. (Incorporated): Ed. P. Crowe, Pres. & Editor; H. M. Crowe, V.-Pres & Sec’y Co-mentioned: H. M. Crowe. Quote: "Established March 31, 1910"
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman published its statement of ownership, management and circulation as required by the Act of Congress of Aug. 24, 1912; Ed. P. Crowe, editor; Hardin M. Crowe, managing editor; stockholders include Dale Blankenship and Chas. L. Kennedy Co-mentioned: Hardin M. Crowe. Quote:…
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. Statement of ownership of The Dexter Statesman, sworn to and subscribed before a notary April 1, 1929, naming publisher and editor Ed. P. Crowe and the stockholders Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo."
- 1929-06-14 Dexter. Named among the 58 users of electric ranges in Dexter in a Missouri Utilities advertisement Quote: "Here Are the Users of Electric Ranges in Dexter"
- 1929-06-14 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe of Dexter, Mo., received the air mail message dropped by Leon O'Heren on June 9, 1929; the note reads in part, Flying from Little Rock to Chicago, Love, from your little Leon Quote: "June 9, 1929. If found please hand to Ed. P. Crowe, Dexter, Mo."
- 1929-06-21 Dexter. Editor Ed. P. Crowe reports a hand numbering machine missing from the print-shop and two Bruce Barton books ('The Man Whom Nobody Knows' and 'The Book Which Nobody Knows') lent out and not returned Quote: "We miss from our midst as a print-shop, one hand numbering machine"
- 1929-07-19 Dexter. Classified ad: FOR SALE—Ice Box, side icer, 75-lb. size, cost $19.00, good as new, at half price. Call at once or it will be gone. This office at my house. ED. P. CROWE
- 1929-07-26 Dexter. Classified: FOR SALE -- Ice Box, side icer, 75-lb. size, cost $19.00, good as new, at half price. Call at once or it will be gone. This office at my house. ED. P. CROWE Quote: ""Ice Box, side icer, 75-lb. size, cost $19.00""
- 1929-08-02 Dexter. Classified: for sale, ice box, side icer, 75-lb. size, cost $19.00, good as new, at half price; call at once; Ed. P. Crowe Quote: "FOR SALE-Ice Box, side icer, 75-lb. size, cost $19.00, good as new, at half price. Call at once or it will be gone. This office or at my house. ED. P. CROWE."
- 1929-08-09 Dexter, Missouri. Last Friday at 3:45 p.m., Mesdames Ed. P. Crowe, Laura Smith and Jennie Sikes arrived here from visiting relatives; Mrs. Sikes visited in Springfield, and Mesdames Smith and Crowe visited Frank H. Smith and family in Oklahoma City, Okla.; in the ten days trip they covered 1396 mile…
- 1929-08-23 Dexter. Item truncated at left page edge: the readable fragment says Ed. P. Crowe and C. Norman will go with an unnamed party to Big Springs for a picnic dinner, then the Kelleys will be on their way home Co-mentioned: C. Norman; the Kelleys. Quote: "will go with them to Big Springs for a picnic din…
- 1929-09-20 Dexter. 'Sweet Sixt-y-Six': The editor will be 66 years old tomorrow, September 18. 'At that time we are fat and sassy and enjoying the best of health, thank God. The first hundred years are the hardest they say, but we fear the next 66 years will be the easiest.'
- 1929-10-11 Dexter. Statement of ownership of The Dexter Statesman for October, 1929: publisher Statesman Publishing Company, Incorporated, Dexter, Mo.; Ed. P. Crowe, editor, managing editor and business manager; officers Ed. P. Crowe President, H. M. Crowe Vice President; stockholders holding 1% or more: Cora…
- 1929-12-20 Dexter. The Father and Son Banquet at the Methodist church last Friday evening was attended by 60 men and boys; Prof. Ed. P. Crowe acted as toastmaster; Rev. R. E. Foard offered thanks; a quartette of Norman McClard, Everett Swinger, Mack Stewart and Willard Nea sang; Supt. Fred Miller and football…
- 1929-12-27 Dexter. Editor of the Dexter Statesman, per masthead Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor"
- 1929-12-27 Sikeston. The editor and family took dinner with Mrs. Laura Smith at Sikeston, yesterday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Laura Smith. Quote: "The editor and family took dinner with Mrs. Laura Smith at Sikeston, yesterday."
- 1930-01-24 Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe entertained quilters yesterday afternoon and took lunch with George Dowdy, et al Co-mentioned: George Dowdy. Quote: "Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe entertained quilters yesterday afternoon and we took lunch with George Dowdy, et al."
- 1930-03-14 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Messenger, replies to Wm. H. Temme's letter about Cape Girardeau and notes the Messenger has been in business for 50 years Quote: "for 50 years and we have been here for 20 years, the 31st. of this month."
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. Editor of the Dexter Statesman; the 1910 crew was Jas. Robinson (printer-pressman), Ed. P. Crowe (editor, reporter, book-keeper, collector, solicitor-general) and Louis Dehls (printer-foreman); the 1930 outfit includes LaVelle Smith and George W. Miller (printer-pressmen), Mrs. Rubie Cole (b…
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. Editor of the Dexter Statesman (masthead) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor"
- 1930-04-18 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman, of which Ed P. Crowe is editor, observed its 20th anniversary last week by issuing a 24-page special anniversary edition with historical matter and pictures of present and bygone days; towns of Stoddard County were well represented Quote: "The Dexter Statesman, publishe…
- 1930-04-25 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman, established March 31, 1910, is published every Friday by the Statesman Publishing Co.; Ed. P. Crowe, Pres. & Editor; H. M. Crowe, V.-Pres & Sec'y; entered as second class mail at the Dexter postoffice March 30, 1910 Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor. H. M. CROWE, V.-…
- 1930-05-30 Dexter. The O. G. Edwards Motor Co. delivered a new Ford town sedan to Ed. P. Crowe of Dexter this week Co-mentioned: O. G. Edwards Motor Co.. Quote: "The O. G. Edwards Motor Co. delivered new Fords this week to the following: Chas. E. Denny, Puxico, Fordor sedan; Joe Hutchason, Dexter, Tudor sedan;…
- 1930-08-08 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is President and Editor, and H. M. Crowe Vice-President and Secretary, of the Statesman Publishing Co. (Incorporated); The Dexter Statesman, established March 31, 1910, is published every Friday Co-mentioned: H. M. Crowe. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1930-08-22 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, President and Editor of the Dexter Statesman (Statesman Publishing Co.), published every Friday at Dexter Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1930-08-29 Dexter. President & Editor of the Dexter Statesman (Statesman Publishing Co.) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman (Established March 31, 1910; published every Friday by the Statesman Publishing Co., Incorporated) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor"
- 1930-11-07 Dexter. Named as Editor of the Dexter Statesman in the masthead (Statesman Publishing Co.) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor"
- 1930-12-05 St. Louis. Editor of the Statesman; traveled by bus via Poplar Bluff to St. Louis for the Missouri State Press meeting; returned Sunday, arriving home by 3 p.m Quote: "we took our foot in hand and the Loud Speaker under our arm and set out for St. Louis where the State Press was scheduled to meet"
- 1930-12-12 Dexter. President and editor of the Dexter Statesman (Statesman Publishing Co., incorporated), established March 31, 1910 Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1930-12-25 Sikeston, Mo.. The editor and wife with Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Crowe took Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Crowe's mother, Mrs. Laura Smith, at Sikeston, a party of 23 Co-mentioned: Laura Smith.
- 1931-01-01 Dexter, Mo.. Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe (and husband) entertained relatives of the bride at family New Year dinner; guests incl. Mrs. Laura Smith, Mrs. Kate Harris and daughters, Misses Audrey and Lydia Chaney, Margaret Chaney, Dr. and Mrs. Hendy L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Smith (Sikeston), Mr. and Mrs.…
- 1931-02-06 Dexter, Mo.. The Dexter Statesman, established March 31, 1910 and published every Friday by the Statesman Publishing Co., lists Ed. P. Crowe as Pres. & Editor and H. M. Crowe as V.-Pres & Sec'y Co-mentioned: H. M. Crowe. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor"
- 1931-04-01 Dexter. The Statement of Ownership of the Dexter Statesman (filed April 1, sworn before notary Earl Evans) names the owner as Ed P. Crowe and the managing editor as Hardin M. Crowe of the Statesman Publishing Company Co-mentioned: Hardin M. Crowe; Earl Evans. Quote: "STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP"
- 1931-05-08 Dexter. The Dexter Statesman masthead: Established March 31, 1910; published every Friday by the Statesman Publishing Co. (Incorporated); ED. P. CROWE, Pres. & Editor; H. M. CROWE, V-Pres & Sec'y. Same firm advertises Shaw-Walker Executive safes ('Priced from $60.00 to $350.00... Sold on Easy Monthl…
- 1931-05-21 Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe, Publisher of the Statesman, gave the Statesman Prizes of $15 in gold to the Valedictorian of the Class, David Doherty Moore, and $10 to the Salutatorian, Miss Wilma Littell; the two pupils ranked first and second not only through the past year but for eight years past through b…
- 1931-07-13 Dexter, Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe entertained at 6 o'clock dinner last Monday; guests: Mesdames Laura Smith and Kate Harris, Mrs. Harris' daughters, Misses Lydia and Audrey Chaney and Margaret Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe Co-mentioned: Laura Smith; Kate Harris; Lydia Chaney; Audrey Chan…
- 1931-09-25 Sikeston. Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe went to Sikeston Monday to spend the day with her mother, Mrs. Laura Smith; Mrs. F. H. Smith and son Frank Hardin, Jr., also visited for a few days Co-mentioned: Laura Smith.
- 1931-11-20 Poplar Bluff. Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe and her guest, Mrs. Charles French, were (window) shopping in Poplar Bluff Tuesday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Charles French. Quote: "Mrs. Ed. P. Crowe and her guest, Mrs. Charles French, were (window) shopping in Poplar Bluff Tuesday."
- 1931-12-11 Classified: LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN: one Brownie, 116 accordion-pleated camera, had roll of film in it; return to Statesman office and receive thanks and reward; Ed. P. Crowe
- (undated) Dexter. Statesman editor Ed P. Crowe solicited correspondents in rural neighborhoods and at Essex, Bloomfield, Bernie, Dudley, Gray Ridge, Pyle and Powe Quote: ""The Statesman wants correspondents in the various rural neighborhoods""
- (undated) Dexter. Ed. P. Crowe is listed as editor and owner and Dale Blankenship as business manager of The Dexter Statesman Co-mentioned: Dale Blankenship. Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor and Owner DALE BLANKENSHIP, Bus. Mgr."
- (undated) Dexter. Statement of Ownership: Ed P. Crowe is owner, publisher, editor and managing editor of The Dexter Statesman, published weekly at Dexter, Mo.; sworn April 15, 1924; known bond-holders include Stoddard County Trust Co., Bloomfield, Mo Quote: "STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, ETC."
- (undated) Dexter. Editor and owner of the Dexter Statesman (masthead, page 10) Quote: "ED. P. CROWE, Editor and Owner"
- (undated) Essex. Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, will speak at the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Quote: "Ed. P. Crowe, editor of the Dexter Statesman, will speak at the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock."
- (undated) Dexter. Statement of ownership (Act of Aug. 24, 1912) of The Dexter Statesman, published weekly at Dexter; owner Statesman Publishing Co.; stockholders H. M. Crowe, Daisy M. Crowe and Dale Blankenship; sworn March 30, 1927 Co-mentioned: Statesman Publishing Co.. Quote: ""That the owner is Statesman…
- (undated) Mr. Ed P. Crowe gave a talk to the Junior High Assembly last Thursday morning on the development of the immortal 'I' and 'You' Quote: "The Junior High Assembly enjoyed very much a talk from Mr. Ed P. Crowe last Thursday morning"
- (undated) Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. O'Neal, of Advance, were guests of Ed P. Crowe and wife Tuesday evening; they came down to hear Ivins sing Co-mentioned: C. C. O'Neal. Quote: "They came down to hear Ivins sing"
- (undated) Sikeston. Ed P. Crowe and wife spent the week's end with relatives at Sikeston Quote: "spent the week's end with relatives at Sikeston."
- (undated) Charleston. Mrs. Ed P. Crowe went to Charleston today to attend the wedding of her cousin, Riley Brown, to Miss Judith Wilkerson
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