The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01
The Great Newspaper of the
Great west.

la inviting attention to the merits
Of The Kansas City Star it seems
proper TO point to . few facts dem.
on%strating ITS very great success as
a newspaper.
The Star is the largest customer
Of the Kansas City post Office. Las,
year il paid Uncle Sam over 5 900
Tor postage.
Though it receives daily the full
news reports Of the Associated
Press-the greatest news gathering
organization in The world-it re-
ceives in addition such an album
dance Of special dispatches that it is
the largest patron Of both the
Western Union and Postal tele-
graph companies in Kansas City.
1t consumes 1900, 900 pounds Of
white paper a month.
Il is printed upon Five great
Quadrnpie Perfeoting Presses-ihe
largest equipment Of newspaper
printing machinery in the United
States west Of Chicago.
Such facts as these indicate large
revenues and vast expenditures.
To print in Kansas City-the
seventeenth city ia size in the Unit
ed States "A newspaper which is
not outranked by any other, any
where. as is the fact IN the case OF
The Starts an achievement that is
only possible when the friendship
and appreciation of the reading
public is attracted and maintained
upon a great scale. A multitude
Of readers, making the advertising
space valuable to merchants and
manufacturers and thereby produc-
ing the large revenues necessary for
the expense OF publishing such a pa
per, can be obtained only by years
of persistent cndeayor to improve
and develop the publication to the
utmost limit Of its possibilities.
That, in brief, has been the his.
tory Of The Kansas City Star. From
the day It earned It's hrst profits it
has steadily turned hack its revenues
into improving its quality and scope.
This policy, consistently adhered 10
for twenty-five years, has brought
It's reward The Kansas City Star
is now unquestionably the Great
Newspaper u the Great West. Its
daily circulsii0n is above Jos. 600.
II WAS the hrsI nesspapeT - give
Us readers . full weeks issue, deliy-
cred BY carrier, seven days Tor 10
cents. Il was the FIRST 20 establish
a weekly edition for = cents a year.
The Weekly Slar-eontaining the
concentrated news Of the world and
good reading iorihe whole family
has over $4,000 paid.in.advance
Subscribers.
The Stars newsgathering faeili.
ties are unexeelled aud the news is
unlainied by prejudice or partisan.
ism. Us market reports are com.
pleie, intelligent aud accurate. Its
miscellaneous reading matter is
chosen with the utmost care.
Us illustrations add value to is
news and literature.
LIS editoriol policy is for advane-
ineht and progress.
rs advertisers are the best ard
most Trustworthy merchants asd
manufacturers, with a range Of pro-
pnSin lhFttlhB every need.
An Unprecedented Proposition.
The latest and mos, revolution
airy innovation 30 journalism, made
by The star, Is the addition Of a
regular morning uewspaper-Tbe
Kansas Ci,y Times-and the fur.
nishing Of Evening. Morning and
sunday Editions 90 rs readers with
out increase OF price-Is newspa-
pers a week for 10 cents carrier
delivery or by mail. This unpre-
cedenttd proposition, which was an
uniued cxpefimentin Oc0her, ioot.
promptly demonstrated Itself 10 be
Q success, Fret nnercl onl, 10
The Stars readers 10 X msas Cny.
and rs immediate suburbs. ii Is now
extended throughout the whole
range Of The Star seireulauon.
EyENlhG, MoRNgNG, SUNDAY
I3 Issues
70 cents 4 week.