Retiring Editor Exits Akron Register and Tribune Partnership
The retiring editor Ray A. Sauurn announces sale of half interest to Ray A. Smith, recalling a fifteen year partnership arc with J. E. Hampton and others. He praises past patrons and urges continued support for the Akron and surrounding territory while outlining a shift in paper policies and community improvements. The note stresses restraint in language, endorses a local commercial club to boost town growth, and ends with a call for unity and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Reaister- Tripony
Ray A. Smith
J. E.hampton
Akron Register
A. B. Beaumont
G. T. Voorhess
Dr. R. D. Clark
Fred §. Davis
H. J. Males
RB. H. Filton
Akron
Rouind
Ray A. Sauurn
United Action
Akron editor assumes full control of ReaisTER Tribune
After eleven years in Akron’s newspaper trade, the undersigned takes ownership and management of the ReaisTER Tribune and thanks readers for their generous patronage. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Reaister Tribune
Akron
Refinishing Article With Perma-Lac Solution
A brief note states that about ten cents and a few minutes are enough to refininish any article using Perma-Lac sold by B. L. Wintersteen. The message emphasizes ease and affordability of the product for finishing work.
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B.£. Wintersteen
Dissolution of Round & Smith Publishers
The firm Round & Smith, publishers of the Register-Timoune, dissolves their partnership by mutual consent with Ray A. Smith succeeding to the entire business and goodwill. Advertising and job work accounts up to June 1, 1907 are payable to Round & Smith, while subscription accounts are payable to Ray A. Smith. Akron Iowa May 29 1907.
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Round & Smith
Register-Timoune
Jamestown Exposition Opens Near Norfolk Virginia
Jamestown Exposition opens on Hampton Roads near Norfolk Virginia and runs until November 30 with low rail fares via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Final return by December 15 includes routes east of Chicago with stopovers at New York Niagara Falls Philadelphia and Washington.
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Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Virginia
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
New York
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Washington
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