Pulaski News Returns as Official Weekly Paper Experiment Proved Viable
The Pulaski News resumes with its own plant and capital after an experimental run showed public interest in a town and county news weekly. The paper clarifies it did not sell or transfer rights, and describes plans to partner with seven hosiery mills to publish a mill employee page each week.
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Pulaski News launches hosiery workers paper in town
Pulaski introduces The News Worker, an official weekly for Pulaski's Seven Hosiery Industries. 1,500 hosiery workers guide this paper with committees from mills. 2,000 copies weekly distributed free to the public for two weeks. Subscriptions $1.50 per year in county, $2 elsewhere. Three-cent single copies start this issue.
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Hosiery Workers Advised to Support Local Advertisers
The News-Worker urges Pulaski hosiery employees to note and support the advertisers in their official paper. Merchants are praised for fairness and service, seen as a sign of confidence in workers and the community.
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