The Newspaper Industry Growth in the United States
Brooke Fisher writes in Atlantic Monthly that the U S newspaper industry has grown from opinion journals to a large business. He notes 12 000 journals with 2 200 dailies, $192 5 million capital, $230 million annual output, and $50 3 million in wages while 6 000 papers exceed 1 000 in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brooke Fisher
Atlantic Monthly
Jne
Fisher
Salt Lake Herald
Dewet urges Boers to accept new government with dignity
St Louis Republic reports General De Wet telling Boers at camp Winburg to submit to Britain and God’s decision. He condemns further resistance and praises the Boers’ courage and fidelity to a cause now defeated. Also notes a New Mexican ambush where five attackers died and no farmers were hurt, proving farmers can shoot as well as plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Atable
Gral Dew Winburg
Great Britain
St. Louis Republic
Fesus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Publial
H. R. Mighels
Coreer OF
Main & 24 Streets
Carson, Nevada
Dewet
Jawee
Ross Wilson
Carson Opera House
John Rutledge
Russell
Steinmetz
Contractors Board of Commissioners
Carson City
Nevada
Hospital For
Reno
O. B
F. O. B. Asylum
F. L Wildes
Board of Commisioners
M. A. Downey & Son Undertakers
The
Mint
F. W. Day
International Company
New York
Carson
C. W. Friends
Yellow Ater Mining and Milling Company
Hotel Arlington
Carsonity
Yellow Aster Mining and Milling Co
R. L. Burcham
Kitzmeyer
Undertaker
Embamer
Purniture
Government
POX
Richard+ son
Geo. E. Kitzmeyer
T. Shul
Bullion and Exchange Bank
Garson Cuy
Safe Deposit Department
Europe
J. Missohnson
C. B. Brown
Eagle
W. EH. Gowa
Oe Bank 2
Meyer & Sanger
South
Carson ST
Carson Nevada
Briggs
Gilbert Briggs
Petersen & Springmeyer
B. WH. Petersen
Sacramento
F. J. Steinmetz
Eastman Kodak
California - Nevada
Walter Gheedig
Commission House