The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26
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bREAKS,RECORD
FOR CALDWELL
Christmas Edition Of The Tri-
bune. Was Largest Issue
Ever Printed In This City.
Anniversary Number.

Well, we did it. Last weeks Issue
Of The Tribune was the largest paper
that was ever published in Caldwell
and one which taxed the capacity OF
the plant to its utmost.
While The Tribune feels a just
pride in its achievement, there were
things that did not work out accord
ing to plan. Because of the large
amount of material available, much OF
the stuff went into the hell box"
but there were institutions and ad-
vertisers who should have shared the
special number for whom The Tri-
bune assumes individual responsible
ity for failure to appear. The College
OF Idaho should have had more
comprehensive story in keeping with
the importance of the institution OF
the Caldwell educational world. Ev-
en- number Of cuts, kindly provided
for the Christmas number, were OF
necessity sacrificed.
Club Takes Copies.
OF the advertisers who asked tor
and did not get space may be men
toned are Gordon and Adams. Prob
ably most people are not familiar with
the enormous amount of extra work
and time required in shop of the
capacity of The Tribune's to publish
such paper. The product was nor
of the size originally planned but
pride is taken in the fact that the
paper went to the mails on schedule
time, the product of less than weeks
work and the most comprehensive
publication yet published in Caldwell.
One hundred copies of the specfaI
edition have been taken by the Com
mercial club for distribution to per-
sons writing here for information re-
garding the country to supplement
the regular material sent to them. The
belief is held that nothing could bet
ter indicate the prosperity and devel-
opment of this section and splendid
business conditions than does cop,
of progressive paper especially an
issue which sets forth in small way
what the community, county and di-
trict is doing and producing.
This weeks issue is being mailed
two days earlier than is usual. Be-
cause of Thursday being Christmas.
one day earlier publication was nee
essary and another day was decided
upon for the benefit of those adver-
tisers who did not get their space in
the big special edition.
Was Anniversary Number.
The Tribune is grateful to the bust
ness men of Caldwell who helped
make possible an edition this year
that exceeded anything heretofore
published in this city. 1t was wholly
in keeping with the occasion that this
edition should have come upon the
day when The Tribune celebrated its
36th birthday anniversary, after 81
years of interrupted publication in
this section. 1t is gratifying to know
that some of the many who have re
newed their subscriptions the pas
two weeks have told us that they hav,
been subscribers for this paper vir
tually since the first issue was pub
lished.
Additional copies of the Christina
number may be obtained at The Tri
bune office A limited number OF ex
ira copies were printed. It is sug
gested that if you have friends In
terested in this section that copy G
this number may be potent facto
in convincing the INTO come here I
make their home.