The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-20
THE JOURNAL.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

oAGo~A SA4 ~ w "a
The Journal is an independent republican
newspaper. 1t belives first in the policy of be-
ing Right. 1t believes in the policy of being
right. Blind partisan following
is not to commended. 1t is healthful to see
Good where good is and to zee Wrong where
wrong is, and to common the ono and condemn
the other under all circumstances. That which
most needs to be cultivated in our national life
as in community and personal life, is Morals, II
we can secure disposition to deal fairly md
honorably. we need never ~greately fear the result
OF passing mistakes or unsound judgment. The
purpose to perpetuate a mischief is t. 1t most to
De apprehended and that most TO be guarded
against. This distinction The J ournal in all its
oiscusslons OF public question $ seeks always to
keep in view. Upon this platform the paper
hopes Always TO retain r. respect of it's readers,
even where wide Differences of opinion upon.
public issues inter-. emo.
The primary p lrpose of The Journal, however
Is 10 tel the .ews, to tell the news full, without
pias ana W Ghout prejudice. This is believed to
pc incl u Ultimate field of the newspaper: and to
U ls field to the extent possible is believed to
cor lprise the scope Of the unwritten contract of
: ne publisher with his subscriber. The reader
oose Wv hpWo tho ~ 10 II tuub
he should have this. With the facts in his
possession he can form hi. own opinions; and if
the editor volunteers his, with the facts in his
possession the reader can put over against the
editors opinions his own opinions and strike his
own balance.
But The Journal is particularly ambitious to
be the news organ of the northwestern country
surrounding it. 1t wants to be the agent of COM
munication between the people on the subject
of our highest local interests. 1t wants to be
helpful in centerinG their thoughts upon the ma
terial agencies to be employedin the working out
of their own prosperity. Every success of the
people the paper viii regare as in a measure its
own. In wise and helpful service The Journal
forsees the strength it desires to grow into for
itself.
1t is proposed to make The Journal in the fn.
ture a better newspaper than ever before. To
this end no possible labor or possible expense
will be spared. Tho telepraphic service of the
paper is moro complete now than at any previous
time, and the cost of producing the paper was
never 80 great as it is at the present time. 1t il
expected that the ratio of increase will be extern.
ded into coming months ind into coming years
Certainly 1t will be if the kindly appreciation
OF efforts extended during the past sixtee1
years shall be continued. The publishers invite
the generous help of friends and Of communi
ties in the work of extending the circulation
and Influence OF The Journal. which in turr
shall hope to be helpful to them and to all the
material and social interests of the good cou1.tr,
wherein there is mutual pride, and wherein W,
have our home, and which is to be the home O.
our children.
THE D!.sT.Y Jou7SAL.
is Published every morning except Monday morn
ing; is a nine column folio a thirty-six column
paper. 1t contains the very latest news by tele
graph; telegraphic market reports from all tn
commercial centere of the country; condensed
state and locality news. correspondence, ~selecte,
miscellany, etc, and careful and candid editor
i'll discussions OF all current questions OF publi
concern.
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Is published every Thursday; is a nine-colum,
paper with q nine-colurun supplement with eac
issne-FIFrf FOUR LONG COLUMNS of matter t
each The Weekly Journal is made up wit
especial references to the wants of its readers
and it is entirely within bounds to say that it j
THE BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER puBLIsHI0 O
THE MISSOURI RIVER! Particular effort is mad
to supply its readers with the very latest new
from the telegraphic columns of the daily, an
to I'LL its ample pages with such matter as vii
prove interesting and instructive to the HON
circle,
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