St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-01
PLEASED WITH THE GLOBE.
1t Grows in Strength and Popularity
Every Day.
WITH THE GREAT DA1LIEs OF THE WORLD.
Aitkin Age


The st. Paul daily GLOBE has long been
striving for the position which it has at last
attained, and it now stands in the front
ranks with the great dailies of the world. A
few days since they appeared in an entire
new dress, printed on their new perfecting
Hoe press, greatly improved and enlarged,
and it is now the largest and best daily pub
lshed in the northwest. The recent addi
tons which they have made to their outfit
enable them to turn out fine sheet both in
quality and appearance Their new press
will run at the rate of from $4,000 to 10000
copies per hour, thus affording the publish
ers an hour or two longer than they formerly
had in which to collect the very latest news
that can possibly be received, and then come
out as early as any of the other morning pa
pers.
The people throughout the state are begin
ming to appreciate the efforts of the publish
ers and the circulation is daily increasing.
The managers are sparing neither money nor
labor to make the GLOBE the leading journal
of the great northwest, and with their full
corps of the best journalists that can be
procured anywhere, with a full membership
in the Associated Press, with direct commun
ington, and thoroughly competent cores
pondents in each of these as well as in all
the principal cities in the country, they can
not fail to accomplish their desired and de-
served success.
Fifty thousand dollars are now being ex-
pended in the way of improvements, but not
withstanding this immense outlay the price
OF the paper has been greatly reduced. Now
you can get the largest and best paper in
Minnesota every day in the week for IS per
year, or six-day paper for &c. AT these
prices everybody should have daily.
PAYING INSTITUTION.
Northern Pacific Junction Carlton Coz Press.
The st. Paul Daily GLOBE recently greeted
its thousands of readers in handsome new
dress, and is now printed on a mammoth
Hoe press-a magnificent piece Of machin-
cry that cost just $50, OOO 1t has been very
appropriately named the Kitson-Sibey press,
in honor Of two of Minnesota's most dis
tinguished citizens and old settlers The
GLOBE now presents beautiful typographical
appearance, gives all the news,
and compares favorably with
any daily newspaper printed in the United
States. We have watched with considerable
interest the effort of Brother Hall to establish
a Democratic daily in so strong a Republican
state as Minnesota, and must say that his
pluck and perseverance are to be commend
ed, for if the enterprising founder of the
GLOBE had not possessed these attributes
that paper would have stranded on the beach
long ago. Now that paper is as firmly estab-
lished as the rock of Gibraltar, and paying
institution. In many towns a majority of
the business men now take the GLOBE.
IMPROVED WONDERFULLY.
Winona Herald
The st. Paul GLOBE has improved wonder
fully, both in its mechanical and its editor
ial news departments since its enlargement
and the introduction of its new press and
other machinery. The press alone cost $780,
600 and can print as many thousand news
papers per hour. The paper is now owned
by ajoint stock company, with capital of
S150,000 Among the prominent stock
holders are: II. H. Sibley, n. w. Kittson,
P. H. Kelly, Albert Scheffer, Ansel Open
helm, A. Allen, r. w. johnson, Vim.
Crooks, Col. De Graft, Crawford Livingston,
John F. Meagher, r. L. Frazee, P. II.
Rahilly, and others.
IN ADVANCE OF ANY MINNESOTA PAPER.
Sleepy Eye Herald.
The st. Paul GLOBE has of late been making
great promises of improvement, and it GER
tainly has made them good. 1t came out re-
Gently in a new dress and printed on a new
press, which, with skill of the first order in
making it up, has entitled it to be called
handsome journal. But this is not the best
part of the Improvement. In the character,
variety anG extent of the news which it pub
fishes, the GLOBE is in advance of any paper
published in the state of Minnesota. 1t is a
marvel how such paper can be furnished for
$500 year.
PITY KINDLY EXTENDED BY MAN WHO EATS
FISH.
Sank Center Tribune
The st. Paul GLOBE has come out printed
upon perfecting press, and is wonderfully
improved in general appearances. 1t is a
pity that brains are lacking to make the
paper respectable journal, and one which
can be relied upon by its readers Up to this
date there has never been even an average
editorial writer connected with it. The COM
ing campaign promises to give it the full use
of its mother wit.
THE GLOBE Is CONFIDENT.
Plainyiew News
The st. Paul GLOBE has just put in thirty
thousand dollar press and is now turned out
at the rate OF fifteen thousand copies an hour.
1t is now more confident than ever that the
Democratic candidate for president will he
elected next fall. Whether he be a low or
high tariff man, mohopOlist like Payne
reformer, like Butler, or n Norwegian like
hermann, don't make particle of differ
ence, H. P. Hall is red hot and the GLOBE is
confident.
BEST PRESS IN THE WORLD.
TGlyndon, Red River Valley. News
The st. Paul GLOBE appears in an en-
larged form, in an entire new dress of type.
and printed on the best and latest improved
press in the world, a Hoe perfecting press.
costing $50, 900. Notwithstanding the en-
larged and improved form the GLOBE is
furnished at SIS per year, seven days in the
week, and Sc when the Sunday paper is
ommitted
TWO HUNDRED PER CENT.
Princeton Union.
The Union is not given to awarding praise
where praise is not merited, but it is no ex-
aggcration 10 say that the st. Paul GLOBE
has been improved more than 200 per cent
in the past two weekf. The GLOBE is now
frst-class newspaper, it has no superior and
but one equal in the northwest Success to
the GLOBE and gamy H. P. Hail.
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
Ortonville, Big Stone County Herald
The ST. Paul GLOBE has recently added
latest patent Hoe perfccting press to their
outfit, that is capable of turning ont -, 900
per hour of q completed eight page paper
cut, folded and pasted. All the great jour
nails ike the Herald and the GLOBE are max
ing improvements in their appliances.
CREDIT TO THE STATE.