Printing Press Upgrades Mark 1967 Shuffle in The Chief
The Chief adopts a new Houston press after decades with a one day post printing wait. Since 1925 the paper has evolved from 6 to 7 columns, then to larger formats as regional weeklies modernize. The change follows consolidation with The Comanche Enterprise and signals broader production capacity for Blanco News followers.
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