Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-25
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Aside from the material wealth OF her
territory Michigan has many things to
be proud Of The energy and industry
of her people, their intelligence, their
schools and colleges and benevolent in
stitutlon' are famed abroad, Cock
ten I've with that fame, perhaps surpass-
ing 1t, Is the repute of the Detroit Free
Press. In all the elements that go to
make up the really superior newspaper
the free Press abounfls. This fact Is
acknowledged day by day in the appre-
ciative quotations from itscolumns with
which the newspaper in every section
of this Union, even also foreign lands,
are replete
Without dwelling upon this source Of
State pride, which may he supposed to
crafty peculiarly Michigan men, the
publishers desire to announce to those
unaquaintcd with the Free Press, save
by the extracts which they see credited
10 it, that 1t Is family newspaper un-
surpassed. 1t dcyotes much space to
| Financial and Commercial Intelligence !;
1t gives aN the news OF the day, Personal,
Political, Legislative, Congressional,
Social and IL pays most particular at
| tcntion to that which can most interest
or inform Michigan readers especially.
AS a literary paper IL claims to be with
out a rival. ! has always the best
Stories, Sketches Of Adventure and
Travel, Anecdotes, Biography, History
and Poetry. Its Household Department
Is eagerly sought after by every lady
reader, and the wit, humor and pathos
| for which its original articles are so
celebrated have made the Detroit Fire.
Press Household Word throughout the
| United States.
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overflowing with city, State, Domestic,
Foreign, Telcgraphic, Legal News and
Literary Miscellany-features that will
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at all, and the Tri-Weckly Free
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fully and completely the doings Of the
| Legislature.
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superior rank There is nothing
I about it dull or commonplace, but every
number, from the first page TO the last,
contains matter of an interesting and
instructive character, calculated to suit
all classes of readers. 1t is scarcely
necessary to add that the Weekly Free
Press beyond any other newspaper will
especially commend itself to Michigan
people.
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