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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
9
The rising cost of paper metal ink and labor pushes small publishers toward bankruptcy. Raising advertising and subscription prices is urged now to reflect higher costs and avoid long delays. The piece argues publishers should set higher rates promptly as the public accepts price increases.
Members of the Select List of Ohio Dailies meeting in Cleveland urge strict economy and reduced waste as paper costs rise over 100 percent. They endorse National Editorial and publishers associations and demand higher subscriptions and advertising to provide relief, warning of potential suspensions of many newspapers.
A quoted pledge for sane sober journalism outlines future newspaper values. The rest lists local shop items including Miss Holliday's candy Lloyds Cafe Black cake ingredients Christmas candies and fruits at Vanarsdell's plus Conroy's stock of foot warmers and horse covers at old prices.
Winchester Courier notes county chairmen did not declare Beckham administration condemned and portrays a political Waterloo for the Governor. It asserts the public sees his case as hopeless with undertaker pallbearers chosen. Also lists Vanaredell's sale of candies fruits and produce.
A neighborhood shop urges shoppers to pick Christmas candies from its line of fresh sweets. The notice emphasizes quality and seasonal availability for holiday gifting.
Vanarsdell advertises a Christmas fruits and dies selection with orders invited.
W. T. Leyden, secretary of the Franklin Typothetae, says the advance was driven by higher prices for paper, rollers, type metal, engravings, electrotypes, binding materials, leather, glue and wages, affecting printers in cage and northern Illinois.
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