The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-18

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Commentator of last Sundays issue
| of 7 h Clio b e, that has come from
all classes of readers, shows that it is
what they have been waiting for. Be
| low are given some of the appreciative
comments:
| John l. H. Field, Field, Schlick & Co.
The Clio b e made a good move
when it added a colored supplement.
1t will make the paper much more pop
ular and a better advertising medium.
c. H. Slocum. Manager st. Paul
Book and Stationery Company am
| glad to see The Clio b e make i'm
| provements. Every one increases its
| efficiency as an advertising medium.
George E. Rogers, City Passenger
and Ticket Agent of the Northern Pa
ciffc-T he Globe is the paper for
me. 1t beats all the other Twin CITY CT
papers in it's news columns and edl-
torial page. The colored supplement
was very artistic.
f. M. Rugg, Northwestern Passenger
Agent of the Burlington-The colored
supplement was greatly enjoyed by my
children. / think it is superior to the
| other comic supplements published In
st. Paul. AS a newspaper, T
Globe is far ahead of the other pa
pers.
Joseph G. Simon, Manager of the
| Palace Clothing Col found u n
days Globe an interesting paper,
better than ever before. The addi-
ton of a. colored supplement will in
crease it's circulation and make it a
much better advertising medium.
William F. Templeman, Member of
Trades and Labor Assembly-The col
ored supplement is a distinct improve
I1xy q
unprecedented demand for
Globe. The G o b e will be in al
most every household in the city and
the Northwest.
H. w. .Fagley, Treasurer of the Bos-
ton Clothing House-T h e Clio g
has made some mighty good improve
ments all around and the new colored
supplement is a feature that will take
with every one. I am glad to see 1T.
J. w. Cooper, President of Griggs,
Cooper & Col remarked to a friend
the other day that T h e Glob has
grown wonderfully and improved
greatly during the past six months. Its
news columns are bright and breezy. l
do not think there is one paper in st.
Paul that surpaSSes T G o b e as
newspaper But If 1 were to select a
feature of the paper that eclipses all
others, should say that feature is the
editorial page. I read Z e Clio 70
editorials every day, and they are the
only editorials that I do read. Every
business man in the Northwest should
read The Clio e, for it is now es-
sentially business mans paper.
H. A. Baxter, secretary of Division
No. 40, Order of Railway Conductors
The addition of colored supplement
to T he Sunday Clio b is great
Improvement and shows much enter
prise on the part of the paper. It will
mean big increase in the papers cir
culation.
M. N. Goss, Railway CONDUCTOR
was glad to see t he Glob add a
colored supplement to it's already
bright and interesting array of mat
ter which it offers each. Sunday. 1t is
a feature which st. Paul papers have
long lacked.
S. H. Reeves, Druggist-The worth
of The Globe as an advertising
medium will no doubt be increased
many fold by the addition of a colored
supplement and other good features,
which l notice the paper now has. It
will increase the circulation and the
street sales without doubt.
John F. Krieger, Treasurer Of the
Trades and Labor Assembly, h
G 10 b e is now by far the best Sun
day paper in st. Paul. The colored
supplement Is fine feature and will
make it much better advertising
medium for I believe it will boost the
circulation whole lot. 1t shows the
paper has got lots of enterprise.
Benjamin L. Goodkind. Mannheimer
Bros.-T e Glob has done good
thing in adding the colored supplement.
1t is something the Sunday papers have
needed for some time, and it will
greatly increase the sales of TIL
G l o b e, and consequently its value as
an advertising medium will be greatly
enhanced.
John l.. Geiske, Former Democratic
Candidate for Congress-The new col
ored supplement in Sundays
G o b e compares favorably with any
thing l have seen in that line. 1t looks
as though The Clio b meant bust
ness and wanted to give the people Of
st. Paul the best possible. Colored
supplement with good comic pages is
something that is now the vogue all
over, and st. Paul people have long
wanted it.
o. A. Olson, Ransom & Horton
Good for T e Glob e. I am glad to
see it is enterprising. The new col
ored supplement will make it more
popular with the people of st. Paul.
1t will be especially looked for by the
children and they control the pur-
chase of many of the Sunday papers,
you know.
Representative James Hanlon-The
paper contains something to interest
every member of the family-news
and editorials for the older persons,
stories for the young people, pictures
and puzzles for the children. 1t is in
dispensable in the home on Sunday
J. Tierney, Mail Carrier had three
SUNDAY paperS and IT h q G. n h was
certainly the best of the three. con-
graduate T he G o b e on the big i'm
provements it has made and they will
do a great deal to make friends for
the paper.
Capt. John Clark-Bright and en-
PERTAINING, the paper certainly made
hit today. 1 read it through and was
much pleased with it.