Corry's Journal Moves Into New Modern Building
The Evening Journal announces its move to a fine new building at West South Street, Corry. The structure, built to house printing and editorial departments, features a brick exterior, a basement print shop, and a front entrance with a tile vestibule, plus a half ton hoist and modern equipment, signaling a upgrade and inviting public visits.
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Journal's New Home Sets Standard for City Paper
The Evening Journal describes its new home with a redoubled emphasis on robust facilities. The building features gray brick walls, tin roof, extensive offices, a dedicated newspaper room in a light basement, and a full press setup including a Model 5/b Unotype Press and Babcock cylinder press, designed to attract insurance-friendly rates and provide efficient commercial printing. The account recalls the Journal’s lineage from the Penny Press, its Gaston building roots, and a steady growth from a small out fit to a three-press operation, noting major equipment upgrades in 1904 and 1910 and continued expansion in circulation and advertising.
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