The Clinton Herald Circulation System Described
A feature on The Heralds circulation shows 23000 copies dispersed daily from Clinton across eastern Iowa and western Illinois. Cars trucks and carriers cover 2886 miles weekly delivering 95 percent within hours. each boy is a one man business and has never missed a payment in 18 years.
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Remodeling- Continued from Page I and a 40 foot canopy
Remodeling details describe a multi floor newspaper facility modernization. The first floor houses offices, departments, and a large lounge. the second floor contains the news room, photo and engraving departments, morgue, and advertising areas. The plant includes air conditioning, fluorescent lighting, terrazzo foyer, porcelain partitions, and a centralized phone switchboard connecting 40 lines.
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Herald plant upgrades boost production and engraving capacity
The Herald reports extensive improvements across its facilities including an electronic engraving device called a Scan-a-Graver, up to 75 000 engraving-capable filing cabinets, enhanced microfilm records of past editions, a strengthened darkroom, and a redesigned composing room with new type casting and equipment. The press room gains an overhead conveyor system, new metal filmers, and expanded ink storage, while mailing and advertising sections receive upgrades to speed distribution and outreach.
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Circulation Manager A. S. Meyer Retires After 35 Years
The Herald announces Circulation Manager A. S. Meyer, longtime staffer for over 35 years, concluding his tenure with the newspaper. He oversees distribution and readership during his career.
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Newspaperboy Day Proclaimed in Des Moines
Governor Lea Hoegh issued a proclamation declaring Saturday October 6 as National Newspaper Day in Town. It honors newspaper boys as the youngest national entrepreneurs and urges citizens to thank them for dependable service. The Herald notes a new dispatch room linking display ads and composing, and comments on ongoing progress in printing and delivery innovations.
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