Tex Grantham and The Observer's Rise in DeWitt
The Observer under Harrie t A Grantham transformed DeWitt journalism from 1927, moving the plant, boosting editions, and launching the Left To Write column. Grantham crafted keen political and tax commentary, supported local clubs, and steered paper through Republican publicity roles before retiring in 1936.
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