Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-14
The SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN
The Leading journal of New England.
E-,nbnshcd in 1924 by samuel Bowie,
LATELY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.


The year SIS has marked notable events in the
history II THE SPRING FIELD REPuBLlcAN. new
building admirably arranged for the large and
growing business Of the paper has been erected and
occupied II stands on one Of most desirable cor
ners in Springfield and il the property Of The
Republican company. The paper has also been
enlarged by the addition of eight columns to its
quarto sheet making is regular size 3D. columns.
These improvements afford The REPUBLICAN bet
ter facilities than ii has ever before possessed for
the performance Of the work of great modern
newspaper and the fuldment of its duties to the
large and intelligent constituency whom 1t serves.
TuE RgrrELtCAN considers II To he the frst office
Of newspaper 10 print the news fairly. fully, in
diligently and without prejudice. This It under;
takes 10 do every day in the year, giving special
attention and extended space IN the local news OF
Western Massachusetts, Northern Connecticut,
and Southern Vermont and Sew Hampshire, lls
organization Of reporters ana correspondents TOT
collecting the news in the territory described Is
wonderfully complete, and the thoroughness and
promptness Of its service is unrvnlcd. In Boston
and Washington THE REPUBLICAN employs trained
journalists H. lis regular correspondents 10 supple
ncnt the news Of the Associated Press and in New
York A hany and other important centers II com
mands the aid Of well.cqupped special correspond
ents whenever occasion demands.
In the treatment Of political and social questions,
TuE REPruiICAN Is thoroughly independent. II
stands up M ways for the real interest OF the people
as against monopoly corruption, coercion, decep-
ton and every form Of demagOgism II counts the
welfare of the country a. Of more consequence
every time than the success OF any party u seeks
To be broad minded, generous, fair and good
represent always the true and pure American spirit.
THE RETUBi devOtrs liberal attention 10 liter.
allure, to sci nee TO education to all social ana
economical questions. Besides giving ltS reaueIs
"Al the news and the truth about II, TINS paper
offers IN, m daily an abundance OF excellent mis-,
cellaneoUs reading, instructive, entertaining ana
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The sunday Republican
Is prepared with special pains to meet the needs
and TASTE Of the New England public; IL presents
the news, local and general, IN readable ana at
tractive form. II always contains pleasing orlgl-
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for children the latest news from the theaters ana
of outdoor sports literary colnhu ihte iiiS
home and foreign correspondence, tull editorial
PAGE covering wide range Of live topcs local
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day Of rest
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yes IN the iflDOrtant news and discussion of the
week in compact and well-auanged order IL con
tains also several pages of general reading, en-
bracing the best stories, coTespondence skeIehts
and special articles that have appeared IN the Daly
md Sunday editions The recent increase by eight
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