Newspaper Acknowledges Price Rise For Subscriptions
The Warren Mail writes that most papers have raised prices to two dollars per year and explains its reasons due to higher costs for paper, ink, and labor. It notes current rates are 150, and after July 1 all subscriptions in advance or not will be two dollars per year. It mentions potential changes at the end of the current volume in August and urges readers to act. It ends with notes on hospital store drives for wounded soldiers and community efforts.
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