The News Star and its Environs Monroes Modern Plant
The News Star, formed by the 1909 consolidation of the Monroe News and the Monroe Daily Star, describes its modern plant on Walnut Street. It details the new building, Goss press from Chicago, three Morganthaler Linotype machines, electric motors, and a brick warehouse storing newsprint for a yearly three-car requirement.
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Monroe News
Monroe Daily Star
J. W. Smith
The
Daily Star
C. E. Faulk
News
News and the Star
News-Star
Monroe
News-Star Pub. Co., Ltd
Goss Printing Press Company of
Chicago
Walnut Street
Morganthaler Linotype
Rerr
Gosa
News-Star Pub. Co
Goss
Why You Ought To Buy Advertised Goods
A discourse on trusting advertised products and avoiding no name imitations. It argues that genuine articles carry the manufacturer's name and a real guarantee, while substitutes lack reputation and can harm consumers. It urges local merchants who advertise to offer honest value and write guarantees, and highlights The News-Star and Monroe advertisers as vital to community welfare.
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Monroe
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Segan
North Second Street
News-Star Pub. Company, Limited
Gence
News-Star Pub, Company, Limited