The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-23
The Springfield Republican
The LEADING NEW ENGLAND
NEWSPAPER.
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Established: The Weekly in 1924: The Daily 4,
d044: Inc Sunday in 1878. by Samuel Bowles
Inc Springfield Republican has long been re-
cognized as the leading and renresentativ
newspaper of New England and is more widel,
known and quoted than any other. Its growti
and present position are UNIQUE There Is M
other daily newspaper in the world. nubiabn,
IN SO small city, that has so large a constitn.
ency and SO potent an influence on the though,
t ~ nne f 'ie. ,During the past year the circua
| Ion OF the daily edition alone has advances
from l1,0OO to 1900. The Weekly RepubIican
pesides It's large circulation in New England
I uass CONSIDERABLE and growing audience at the
| west ana south, and even abroad
In politics, The Republican is thorouphlv in
cependent and honest. Its motto is: print the
news ana tel the truth about it," This it aims
| TO do carefully, fairly and conscientiouslv II
| mas Its own opinions on all public questions and
| Is not SLOW to express them in vigorous intelIi
gio,e Enssn, out II recognizes the rights of OPP
ponents ano Is not afraid to print Criticisms Of
itself and its views. The Republican at present
labors especially for thorough reform in tho.
civil service, sharp, Intelligent and impartial
| tem 1t belongs to no party except that Of re
form. put u ippiauds the good and condemns
the evil in at OF them.
The Republican is not simply a noIftioa, ,os
paper 1t touches in its news reports and OIL
torlal ulscussons every interest of life and nm
dertahes 10 MORN its readers of the progress
OF events ami of thought in all directions As
a New England journal it is intended 10 r,,I,
it comp'et mirror of New England life an in
dispensabie Guide to every one who would know
0eNOtpS p
tentlon TO lierature; il deals intellioenrIS GA
Literally WIN all questions of philanthrony 90
d da eHon9 Th etn,es religion science and in
OF trained Writer'S, editors and reporters ana
though pubshed in provincial CITY it main |
tains the mahinery. displays the enterprise and
enjoys the Icliities of a metropolitan journal
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
Will be fourf valuable paper anywhere 7.
Is a compae compr extensive and weIl-ejita,i |
review OF AIerican life from wehk TO week
and OF the ahirs of the world generally n,
summaries { news are prepared with great
care specia1 ttention being given to the Dres |
entation OF Aw England news It's editorial
artlctes ulscts broadly and with independence |
wide rangef topics. Its correspondenca il
or an unusuay high character. Frequent stor-
les ana choice)lts of poetry lend variety m the
paper and lrrease its attractiveness. Each
number contsoS a column of religions inteIIi
gence. Agricultural matters are fully traatad
par1lcuiarly tfse that are local to New Eng
land TINS department having long list of we'll
known contractors, among them DR. Gaerra |
b. Lorlng. Unit States commissioner of agS
culture. DR.. Pal A. Chadbourne. DR., 4 Lew,
sueS ana'ahaila1; Henry E. Alvord, Market
reports are puphed with special references To
the infornatlonf farmers. The Weekly in q
word contains cream of the Daily and Sur
day editions cioly edited. and its own snecial
agricultural matr besides Ao'ai
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| Springfield, Mass
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