Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-10

ana served with great 'Hedi. then
returned here ard opted a j., office.
The great poprlaf Gc.5.A7nG Iur family
story papers we.a ,'pl,al rY,t - i'm and
he issued "vi"k"~v'- ri l. ..le Visitor"
in iq.4.,. 1t yras Just asiaft the ..9ar1ss;,,,,
was looking for and gre Nv and- pr, \,
pered with exceeding ra =.
--ra' other papers We're established 9"
at ~di'r~rFsas int - 'e'er-
are five, the ''Nisito = Happy Hours,
Hearth & 4. H -" Good Stories"
and "t,ra.lican Women" The aggre-
gate monthly L. lie is 100000 copies,
and the pIice OF each is only twenty
! five cents. a year. III magazines
average en.y eight or thirty-l 40
pages c-a are printed by huge perfect
ing r"orses. that tu.' off 1e0.c,1
par-: day, from roL all ready
for mailing The -. aggresa tes
eight tors day and nee-ly al. go as
second-ciass maui matter. The camp
account runs about ~ "a day or first
third and fourier class matter. I he
typesetting is done by rnorr ma
cmnes, and three Belknap Rapid Ad-
dressing machines run or the lists of
names on the slips in which TIE lEasa-
zines are wrapped. These three ma
chimes are run 10y six operatives and
save ninety girls. They do wonderful
work. both in speed AMI accur e. The
immense circulation of thes papers
makes them Of great value -. adver-
tisers who - p.eciate mediums covering
the entire "untry and many foreign
countries. Offices are open in Chicago
and New York for business OF any sort
connected WITH these papers. They are
in a class by themselves and the Au-
susta publishing houses have had
countless imitators but no equals 1t
has been a success, peculiar to itself
from the first, origin. Ing in the mind
OF = y. Ni,.-cry, whose Iggrcssiveness
kSs~ led him On to heights lie lad re yer
dreamed of II dared hope to ,ach
Hin attention ii..s been closely co ,aeu
'tGShs busin-.'s out not exclusivel, fcr
hest .r"dd-:nlnded and many-s,d, Id,
hbei r"sressive, genial and leigh {
in ms BUSINESS. He has served In fhNa
August vs. 81 nm MT the Leg,s :
iatur e nd as MAYOR In 1SS0-2 His f..
low cai..~e.-s have every confidence in
nilt III 1919. DIR. John F. Hill became
as Ill with him. being his son-in.
iaV' as the Wicker Z" Hill Co and ~.
io's ' vi pordtlon was formed Tb
lrJseht ,qt'rters We're first occunie, in
ann frequent additions ba,-a 800
'ar! ant large brick buiI6ir,,-
offices and clerical department,
h,inS built now. 1Gx65 and tbra.
sor,,s hi'\ t will be completed this
III md WIN give much needed room,
Il r preselN building as thara ara
.,Er'@s"es l2o being girls, chiefly
w. in the mailing rooms Ths
-i'''ltht IS at the corner or cow,
.'.use hapei stI cts. Or. Hill is ~
Masp nominee for governor ~
Mf's' We publish portrait nor nor, OF
,,,- "iSt page. George " vioL
~. general manager. il > bro,, si'N
,,.f,, rickery, and has been assoa;a "
sunnri,,, many years. Mr.. Uau
III e'ldtnt. has been In tba -.
AMI years. and as superintand
sirh, Years He has especiaI o1.a..
r1,,,, '"e mailing, and agency A.
80 ''f'ehtS ana inside wnr, ue
m,'Ne OF Windsor. has been - Is
,,,n,r,.,,' y years and was clerk ~ ~.
,,t' council twelve wears NJ ne
tS-' mas been with the hons s;r ~,
j., 'he hrst employee ana bas go,
continuous service since
'"arse Of tn premium d.,rar. hts