The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11

Stanley Sun: There's sure lots OF
vim and get-thereive-n ness about The
Fargo Forum. The Forum issued a
Publicity and Progress Edition" on
July ~ that was the handsomest and
most creditable edition of so pages ever
issued In the state BY the gods,
Fargo would be nothing without The
Forum.
McHenry Tribune: The Fargo
Forum issued a sixty page edition last
Wednesday that was without question
the best ever gotten out in the state, IL
not In the northwest. The Forum is
forging to the front by leaps and
bounds.
Williston Graphic: The Fargo Forum
published a special issue Wednesday,
July 81, that was hummer. 1t boosts
North Dakota for a population Of one
million before 1920 and Fargo for 5O.-
600 before that day. The issue is a
little unique for a special number in
that 1t has symposium Of men whom
1t calls makers of North Dakota" and
thus does not confine itself to its home
city, nor to its home advertisers as is
so often the case with these special
issues.
Mandan Pioneer: The big fair edi-
ton of The Fargo Forum was a dazzler.
Show us a city of $4,000 population in
the United States that can duplicate
1t. 1t was booster for the town and
a great credit to the publishers.
Hatton Free Press: The Fargo
Forum Issued sixty-page edition dur
ing fair week. They had a big bunch
of goods, ads. and also plenty of In
teresting reading matter.
Enderlin Headlight: That sixty page
Publicity and Progress" edition OF The
Fargo Forum was certainly a hum
dinger. We do not agree with The
Forum politically, but when 1t comes
to being booster it is in the blue rib
was well worth waiting for, the largest
Palermo Standard: The Fargo Forum
did it to the tune of sixty pages, and
made handsome job of 1t. After all,
lIbCL SuIGS OIL6T SOME reward.
Barlow Enterprise: The Fargo For
UNI of July q was so pages, and 1t
contained detailed account of the
growth and business of Fargo and
towns and portraits of
many of the leading men of the state.
1t was notable publication.
Lansford Journal: The special in
dustriaI edition of The Fargo Forum
was daisy. Carefully selected matter,
embellished by half-tone engravings
and nice bunch of ads made the spe-
cial number good to look upon.
Glen Ullin Leader: The Fargo Forum
for Wednesday was so large-60 pages
that it did not reach Glen UIlin until
the afternoon of the following day It
was well worth waiting for, the lagrest ,
and best special edition of a newspaper
ever issued in North Dakota.
Berlin Record: The Fargo Forum
blossomed out as a sixty-page paper
last Wednesday, partly to advertise the
state fair, but largely to tell the out
GANO "OAAN "AAdl d STATE 4
North Dakota is. 1t was certainly a |
credit to the publishers, to the city of |
Fargo and to the entire state.
Cooperstown Courier: The Fargo
Forum is entitled to great credit for |
the splendid Publicity and Progress
edition which 1t issued on July 81. |
Sixty pages of up-to-date material rel |
alive to Fargo and the state in gen.
eral made 1t fine paper. The Forum |
Is enterprising and deserves the SPLEEN
did patronage it gets. We don't see
how any jury can send Plumley and |
Brewer to the pen after seeing that |
paper. They never would convict in
the world.
Page Record: The Fargo Forum
again demonstrated that they are the
premier boosters of the state when they
issued, last week, an edition of sixty
pages describing Fargo, North Dakota
and her citizens.
Edgeley Mail: That sixty page is
sue of The Fargo Forum issued during
fair week certainly showed entarnrlse
On the part of that papers publishers.
It also showed what a grand state