The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-04
rnR CRITTENDEN PRESS

My sou. vs. = Horari Who ha
had charge of and managed the bu,
feas N the Pres, since We tool
charge Of ii last June a year ago. re-
Tires and wil. return 90 Chicago Ml
i.so Younger SONS Joe and D. =.
and Mr u O. Wi.horn take oyel
his interest We think Re are for
tunate and congratulate our reader
hat Mr Wilhorn b. connected with
the Press ie knows what goo,
printing b. and hov 90 do %
My son who has sorked hard da,
md night 10 build ln the plant an,
rst the business on self sustaining
basil has not entirely failed Not.
withdrawing the fiii that che Iast
% months ha. been ths most trying
time that newspaper men ever cs
perieuced. The cuai ~ material and
.abor never was known 90 be- .o high
Hence W. Wrrc forced to raise our
prices higher than ever were known
here Because " thar fact We have
been siirmat.red a. prafteer by
ZONE We expected would support ths
enterprise Hence w. have had o.
eo outside ~ our territory far bust.
ness.
Bot while the sea hss been rough
and the wind high much ~ The time
.o far We have been able to weather
DC storm Those who have hefriend
81 The enterprise enabled us o. keep
he prov toward ihe landing. far
which W. are deeply grateful
A. 20 the policy of the paper. ve
zee M reason now for ans maieria.
change W. think ths paper b. AM
Institution ~ ths whole county and
necessary institution. hence We 40.
peal % you Tor your continued NOR.
~ and financial support Eyep
one who knows anything about the
Newspaper husine.s knows that the
subscription price will not begin %
finance paper Hence advertising
ard Job printing have to b. depended
o. So u The business men Of th.
town and county refuse o. give us
their advertising and ah printing
hey say hy that ihcy do not want
a respectable medium. as we claim
The Pres b.. ~ Propaganda for the
hettcrment ~ our people materially
socially. educaiionlIy and morally
We have graiuiiously and gladly
riven more ~ ouf srar, Co. these boz.
isfosi than co. space We have ,od
A man VA in he ofirs a lev day.
sgo and asked ms 10 I would adrer
tiss BIZ warc free rs reply wa
that the bread and meat uetcssar,
for tn blind and deaf mother ~ MS
siTht children depended ou ihs space
~ the Pres
Now fellow counirymrn my wife.
the daughter n the late Maxwell
Phillips, and myself are ihc product
u the noble man and vomanhood ~
dear old Crittsndsn county We
came back here % spend ihe remain.
ing days ~ our earthly pilgrimage
among you and then alecp with some
~ the noblest who sleep ln beautiful
Maple Hil Cemetery 600 the fesur.
trgiion morn
Nov men the Pres has o. glorious
history and a broad field for be-. ~
iurs. and W came here io make ii
IN and haiicr myseIf that % ha
improved under ihf uriIfins sHmt
of ms son " o.. more than an,
other one person A. o. nunr ath
sr fsrrei io ser him Iea,, more
than words cau empress bot could
not say no Co. him because VI th.
aatterlnr Offer made t1 him hy the
lrm where b. bad formerly been for
four year, am with you and one
n you and believe In you and I will
not believe for q moment bat that
sou will stand by one II your owl
Important institution
You may depend on Be- that a.
non o. the price ~ the material anu
ahor declines that tie price ~ out
.ort will h. pat down accordingly
deeply appreciate the loyalty and
friendship some have shown a. and
ought 70 be thankful for every
.nock and unpleasant thing said ur
lone against the paper Bat with