Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15
Another Word From the Publisher

The Publisher of The Register does
not purpose to use all the valuable
space in the paper every edition to
promote the interests of the Company,
but we do believe it to be good policy
for the patrons of the newspaper and
the Publisher to have a good under
standing, and in consequence Of a
close, friendly relationship they will
both be better able to give mutual aid
and assistance for the promotion of
good, square business dealings.
We desire to take the public into our
confidence, and we viii give the strong
est assurance possible that we CON
slider our newspaper a quasi-public
service corporation we'll established and
equipped to serve the best interests OF
the public at all times. 1t is scarcely
necessary to glory in the fact that The
Register has already achieved marked
success as a county institution and it
also has an established reputation as a
strong, progressive weekly newspaper
second to none in the state In neat
ness of typographical dress, and with
columns full Of bright, clean and whole
some reading matter The Register has
built up a patronage in the county and
state that is very valuable to the Pub
Usher and a credit to Middlebury We
have unsurpassed facilities for artistic
printing and our job printing depart
ment has shared in the excellent repu-
tation acquired by the Company
By the aid Of improved machinery
and the best help that can be procured
we will endeavor to produce grade
of printing that will stand comparison
with the best printers of the state.
The subscription list Of The Register
is large and growing equal to that of
any weekly in Vermont, but we shall
not be satisfied until we have increas-
ed our circulation at least fifty per cent
by every legitimate means and thereby
benefit our advertisers
1t will always be the aim and pur-
pose of the Publisher to promote the
best interests of the home community,
local institutions and the general well
fare of the state. Favortism in any
form Will be foreign to the policy of
the Company Every man viii be used
as well as his neghbor, and the one
price principle viii prevail at all times
in the conduct of the business
To accomplish the desired public
service we will need the continued CO.
operation of all our loyal correspon-
dents who have served the paper so
faithfully in the past, and in return
for this service we have the feeling Of
confidence that our efforts WI be re-
warded by continuance Of the gener-
Gus patronage Of the public
As the stock holdings Of The Regis
ter Company have changed hands, it
becomes necessary to balance the
books July 18TH and we are obliged to
ask all our patrons who have accounts
in any department of the business ad-
vertising, subscriptions to the paper
and job printing, to adjust their ac-
counts and make payment at this time
or arrange with the new Publisher for
an extension of credit 1t is necessary
to balance the book, Of the corpora
ton on the above date and start the
bushes anew, but the customers who
have received credit from the Com
pany in the past are rated Al by the
new management and are welcome to
open a new account The generous
patronage received by The Register
Company in the past has been greatly
appreciated and a continuance of pub
lie confidence and support il, cordially
solicited bv the new Publisher