Rage Hometown Newspapers Grow by Serving
The Clare Sentinel marks Newspaper Week and explains a newspaper’s role in helping readers understand their environment. It highlights providing hours for the post office and courthouse, tax timing, disease notices, school changes, mill levies, and local projects. It also notes reliable shopping news and community remedies when things go wrong.
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National Newspaper Week Greeting From Bloomington Record
The Bloomington Wisconsin Record observes National Newspaper Week noting the right to know and free press. It thanks readers advertisers correspondents and helpers for making a local paper credible and connected to rural communities.
Telephone directory information pages offer useful facts
The front of the directory contains answers to many questions about phone service. It lists area codes and emergency numbers for police and fire protection and explains how to place a conference call linking multiple people in different cities. A note suggests readers explore the information pages for help.
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Hometown newspapers prove vitality of nonmetropolitan press
The article argues weekly and small daily papers, led by ANR, reach 80 percent of US hometown readers and show rising ad revenue. It notes 1964 first quarter gains, 8.2 percent yearly growth, and that about 10,000 hometown papers serve communities under 25,000. It cites higher per-subscriber value and enduring local relevance.
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New Hampshire
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America Direct
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Charlotte
Berlin
Times
Community Weekly
National Weekly
Captain of the basketball team referenced in print
A fragment notes a basketball captain and a newspaper reference. The line suggests a generic comment about seeing by the paper. No clear event, person, or organization is established from the readable text.
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