naeter, harry
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Harry Naeter
- Record count
- 12
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Cape Girardeau; Dexter
- First event date
- 1913-02-12
- Last event date
- 1916-01-07
Timeline — 11 events
- 1913-02-12 Efficient Secretary of the S. E. Mo. P. A., looking after the men who would gold-brick the poor, lean, hungry, babe-like editors who bite at every ad proposition for junk instead of cash Quote: "looking after the guys who would gold-brick the poor, lean, hungry, babe-like editors"
- 1913-02-12 Harry Naeter, described as the efficient secretary of the S. E. Mo. P. A., is looking after men who offer editors junk advertising propositions for 'junk instead of cash'; the note, under the head 'Pushing Geen Goods' (so spelled), tells of a St. Louis florist sending about $2.00 worth of display ad…
- 1913-02-12 Harry Naeter, the efficient Secretary of the S. E. Mo. P. A., is the subject of an editorial squib titled Pushing Geen Goods about advertisers soliciting the editors
- 1913-12-03 Harry Naeter elected secretary-treasurer of the S. E. Mo. press association, with C. C. Mitchim as president and S. R. Chapman as vice president Co-mentioned: C. C. Mitchim; S. R. Chapman. Quote: "C. C. Mitchim, president, S. R. Chapman, vice president and Harry Naeter, secretary-treasurer"
- 1914-07-01 Editorial note 'Get a Scoop,' clipped from the Cape Republican, teases editor Harry Naeter, calling his headline worse than 'anything Bill York ever handed Charley Walker, or vice-versa.' Co-mentioned: Bill York; Charley Walker. Quote: "That's no reason why editor Harry Naeter should let such remain…
- 1914-12-16 Cape Girardeau. The Cape Republican told of some ducks which were so fat they 'exploded when shot'; editorial aside that Harry Naeter always selects a time of the year, when bolts of lightning are not falling around, to print such yarns as that Quote: "Harry Naeter always selects a time of the year,…
- 1915-01-07 Secretary of the S. E. Missouri Press Association and editor of a Republican paper, married Miss Lucile Settle of St. Louis on Tuesday, December 28; she recently taught in Dexter public schools; the paper jokes he married 'just four days before Leap Year, so that he himself would bear the accusation…
- 1915-06-18 Dexter. Uncle Harry Naeter, secretary of the S. E. Mo. Base-ball League and erstwhile editor of the Cape Republican, comments on the 'Baseball League Is On Rocks Again' article printed in this issue Quote: "Uncle Harry Naeter, secretary of the S. E. Mo. Base-ball League, and erstwhile editor of the…
- 1915-11-19 Secretary Harry Naeter sent out the advance program of the S. E. Missouri Press Association meeting to every editor in the section [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: South-east Missouri Press Association. Quote: "Secretary Harry Naeter has sent out advance program of the meeting of the S. E. Missouri…
- 1915-12-03 Cape Girardeau. Re-elected secretary-treasurer of the Southeast Missouri Press Association, "as no better could be found this side of the moon." [date from clip_id] Quote: "Harry Naeter being re-elected Secretary-Treasurer"
- 1916-01-07 Harry Naeter, Secretary of the S. E. Missouri Press Association, married Miss Lucile Settle of St. Louis, who recently taught in Dexter public schools, on Tuesday Dec. 28 Co-mentioned: Lucile Settle. Quote: ""Married to a lovely, brainy, popular girl ... Miss Lucile Settle, of St. Louis""
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