The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-23
THE MODEL NEWSPAPER.
The Inter Ocean for 1SG3.

To give all the without indulging in offensive
sensationals be courageous and aggressive in the
advocacy Of welestablshed principles without being
narrowundei unfair to cater the tastes Of all
classes of intelligent readers without pandering The
preudices Of any, to present in most attractive form
the greatest variety of matter, without curtaing
lowering the standard of any department; TO grow in
interest and excellence with each succeeding year Of
its existence, is to be tie model newspaper.
From the first il has been the aim Of the publ hers
Of THE INTER ocES have the paper reach this high
standard and in each of the years of its existence
notable step forward has been taken. As every
change has met with encouraging response from the
public in the shape increased patronage it is fair to
assume that the efforts of the publishers have been in
the right direction, and have been appreciated.
THE INTER OCEAN will remain unccmpronasingly
Republican, will maintain its present attitude Of pro-
tecting American industries will continue u devote
special attention trade transportation aud economic
questions will retain the department of The Curiosity
Shop Ia encyclopedia of curious, interesting,
and valuable information, called out by inquiries of
subscribers; The Woman's Kingdom devoted to the
progressive movements in which women are inter
ested1; The Farm end Home covering topics Of special
interest to formers their wives, and their ehdrenl
The Veterinary containing answers to questions as to
the treatment of horses CATTLE and other animals by
of the best veterinary surgeons in the Vest; and
Complications taking in puzzles, enigmas, conundrums
etc., all of which peculiar the paper; viii give
Iueh space hitherto serial and short stories
original and selected sketches aud poems, and With
increasing facilities for newsgatherng in the shape of
speciqI rires to New York and Washington, and ex-
perienced correspondents well placed at home and
abroad will more than maintain its high standard for
enterprise and accuracy in ali departments of news,
THE INTER ooERN, always closty identified with the
Interests of the West has led in the work of develop
ment both the Northwest and Southwest and it viii
continue make prominent the characteristic features
Of the progress of the newer communities toward
Statehood No paper in the country has given more
attention to immigration movements, railway and
canal enterprises, race and economic problems, and
other topics relating to the prosperity of the older
States and the development of the sections as
THE INTER OCEAN
Because it is constantly enlaring the field of news
paper discussion, and graphing unhestadngiy with
all questions that before the people, it has
increased rapidly in circulation among all classes of
tradesmen and Because of its enterprise in
leasing special telegraph the great centers
it has grown in favor with all who like completeness
and accuracy in dispatches Because of its steadfast
Repuplicanism and its close sympathy with the best
elements of the Republican party has grown steadily
in favor of party Because Of the high character
and wide range of its literary and special departments,
it has become greater favorte in the home than any
other distinctively political paper in the country.
The aim has been TO make the best paper for city,
suburban, country reader the best paper for the
business and his family the best paper for the
strong partisan well the general reader; and
the circulation of the several editions has increased
rapidly the past year than in any previous year,
and it is larger than that of any other paper
west of New York City, the publishers, feeling that
they have fair of popular approval viii con-
tinue in the marked out making such improve
ments will keep THE INrrR OCEAN at the head of
the list of American Journals as the model news
paper.
The circulation is best shown by the amount of
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Of all of its Chicago contemporaries is shown by the
table below. This table gives the amount of postage
paid on circulation by each newspaper named all of
Chicago for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881:
THE INTER coo 30
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The Times. t,ool 10
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1he 443. GS
This statement needs no comment. 1t speaks for
itself
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