A Glimpse Inside The Repudlican Press History and Equipment
A retrospective on the Repudlican newspaper tracing its 35 year evolution, owners from John H. Spence to T. A. Clifton, and the modern plant in Covington. It details Clifton’s career, the paper’s mission for clean politics, and the press room with the 32x44 Potter drum press and supporting machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Progress
John H. Spence
W. F. Vogt
Chas. ‘.Gwynn
T. A. Clifton
Newspaper
Union
Wen
Edivar
Covington
Ind
Iroquois County
The
Ifton
Willemsport
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Werp
Chicago Newspaper Union
Thomas A Clifton
Ersburg
Antil
Williamsport
Warren Review
Newtown
DePauw University
Greencast
DePauw
Fountain
Warren Counties
Wii
Rena Pomeroy
Wiliamsport
M. E. Mission Board of
New York
Eat
India
Philander Smith
Oval Park
Ill
Missouree
Clifton
Slattery Block
Vickery Saloon
Glas
the Big Press
Republican
Indiana
JOB Press
TRE Potter
Gordon Job Press