The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-01-01
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brated it's twenty seventh anniversary
with magnificent edition consisting OF
sixteen pages, with a four-page illus,
trated cover, the production of which
would be a credit to a metropolitan
printing shop. The UNION is one OF
the foremost country newspapers in the
State, and has print shop second to
none.-Elk River Star-News.
The holiday and anniversary edition
of the Princeton UNION issued last
week was dandy.-Milaca Times.
The Princeton UNION sends out a
very handsome holiday edition in
which he merits of Mile Laos county
are well set forth. The trainload of
potatoes sent out over the Great North
ern is g wen prominence, but the"pyra-
mid of prosperity" is very strong
feature The pyramid is built of logs,
potatoes, wheat, grain, vegetables and
fruit. The edition is one of which the
county may be proud and it will do it
great good.-Fergus Falls Journal.
The Princeton UNION issued twen-
ty-page edition last week, the first
number of it's twenty-seventh year.
Princeton and the UNION have ad-
vanced together for many years, and
the town has been we'll advertised
abroad through Mr.. Dunn's paper,
which is always "something good'-
Isanti News.
Among the many handsome holiday
numbers that have come to the Re-
views exchange table the one issued
last week by the Princeton UNION ap-
pears to have first place for all around
excellence. The job was certainly
Dunn in artistic shape.-Osakis Re-
view.
The Princeton UNION issued a holi-
day number of twenty pages last week,
which was gem of it's kind. The IL
Illustrations were of high order, and
the matter of much interest. -Anoka
Union.
For typographical neatness, perfect
press-work, careful editing, complete
historical data etc., there has been
nothing of the kind to equal it in the
history of country journalism in Mime
Sota.--Redwood Gazette.
The Princeton UNIONS holiday edi-
tion is the best we have ever seen is
sued by the country press of Minnesota.
It's a splendid advertisement for that
enterprising city and it's energetic
business 1nen.-Wright County Times.
The Princeton UNION, owned and
edited by Robert G. Dunn, celebrated
the twenty-seventh anniversary of it's
birth last week by issuing handsome,
special illustrated edition. The issue
was in keeping with the reputation of
the editor for doing excellent work.
10 say less would be detraction, to say
more would be barney Faribault
Pilot.
The Princeton UNION celebrated it's
twenty-seventh birthday, last week,
with holiday edition that was GER
tainly deserving the highest praise.
Editorially and geographically it was
excellent-in conception and execution
So far as the Courier knows nothing
like it has ever been attained in this
region, before. A paper that can do as
well as the UNION did by that issue, es-
pecially, deserves the highest recogni-
ton from the business men of it's town.
Princeton will be better advertised
through that holiday edition of the
UNION than through anything it has
done or said in four years, at least
maybe eight would sound better, for
four years ago it was the State that
spoke and Princeton didn't have much
to do with the matter. But, to revert,
Editor Wright and Business Manager
Staples and, apparently, every man on
the force down to the Office ''devil'' de-
seaves credit for that issue.-Pine
County Courier.
The special illustrated Christmas
number of the Princeton UNION is a
thing of beauty and a JOY, no doubt, to
it's enterprising publisher, as we'll as to
its readers.-Lakefeld Standard.
The Princeton UNIONS holiday edi-
ton was a gem-one Of the handsomest
papers ever issued from any Office in
the State. It's contents, too, from an
advertising standpoint, will prove oil
inestimable value to Mile Laos county,
and, indeed, to the whole of the ''po.
tato belt. st. James Journal.
1t was the finest edition of country
newspaper that has ever come to our
table. 1t is great credit to the pub
Usher of the paper, to Princeton, and
to the county Of Mi1la Tacc -Tcanti