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Established in 1924 by Samuel Bowles.
LATELY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED

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The year 1883 has marked notable events in the
history of THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN. new
building admirably arranged for the large and grow
Ing business of the paper has been erected and
cupied 1t stands on of the most desirable
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Republican company. The paper has also been en-
arged by the addition of eight columns to its quarto
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cilites than it has before possessed for the
performance of the work of great modern news.
paper and the fulflment of its duties to the large
and intelligent constituency whom 1t serves.
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