, 1922-01-22

~ 9AAAN "0NhAN HUNAoW u
also n product OF The Tribune plant
and heads the list OF all wyomins
newspapers in point OF circulation.
The Review is not local in the sense
OF being n Casper Newspaper. II Is
local to the whole state Of wyoming
n state newspaper. It's eadeavor Is
10 present a review Of the weeks hap
penings in tho form Of a clean, whole
some newspaper.
The Tribune came Into It's present
ownership in 1914. The Natrona
County Tribune. a leading weekly
paper. was purchased from A J. Mok.
Ter and two years later. The Casper
Daily Tribune was established. pri.
marty as n campaign proposition dur,
ing the election Of that year. From the
start It was n success and the origin,
al plan of operating a daily for only
thirty days was abandoned when a
tremendous demand for an evening
daily was found.
Make Wonderful Progroan
Since that time rhs Tribune. due &c
the splendid support given It. has pro.
crossed rapidly and IT viii be inter.
esting to know that the plant has
been entirely re-equipped three differ.
ent times, owing to a growth not an.
ticipated. This condition was finally
met when The Tribune caused the
erection of a handsome th~reo-story
building and equipped It with modern
printing machinery capable Of meet.
ing the needs Of a town much larger
than Casper.
The equipment included SIX Of the
latest typesetting machines. a type
caster. tubular printing press and all
other auxiliary machinery necessary
to manufacture a first class news
paper. Tho linotype machines have a
range Of ~ different type faces, vary.
ing in Eize from the body type this
story IL printed In TO the large head.
line type over the top Of this article.
The type. lead and rule caster keeps
tho cases filled with new type, column
rule and siugs used IN sracing. It Is
possible with this equipment TO
dump" this enrire page OF type into
q metal furnace. so complete is the
non-distribution system IN operation IN
IN the mechanical department
The big Duplex rotary press on
which this edition was printed has n
printing capacity OF 10000 complete
16-page newspapers an hour. folded
and counted in 5Os, 1t Is thrilling to
see this great machine grinding out
newspapers at tho rate OF 500 every
minute. Visitors are welcome any.
time to SEQ It in operation.
Prints Worlds News.
Ths Tribune receives its outside
news from IN exclusive evening mem.
bership in the great Associated Press,
n mutual newsgathering organization
formed Of a majority of all daily news.
papers in the United States and hav.
ing wires and correspondents in every
corner Of the globe. The report re.
ceived over the leased wire direct into
The Tribune office averages 10000
$4,000 words daily.
The circulation claims Of the
Tribune are audited annually by the
Audit Bureau of Circulation n tn
figures made public through this or
~saniatinn- False figures and claims
are not possible with members Of this
bureau The circulation department
Is required TO keep record Of every
copy printed. spoilsI and le~ft-overs.
This special industrial edition Of The
Tribune and The Review Is the largest
e printed in this office and is
unique in that It is issued one year 70
the day following occupancy Of The
Trfbune's new home
The art covers weru done fra The
plant By Don Jones. specially employ.
ed for the work and they represent
the best Of Mr.. Jones' ability a. an
artist.
Much Of me credit for tAe .ucosS,
OF the ediuo Is unique In that II Is
the first eve produced In the STATE I'm
which all Of the neEB space IL deyotad
TO bona-hds news and statistics ana
devoid Of commercial wrfteups ard per.
sonal extollation, and VIII be prizes
for the wealth Of facts n material
IT contains.
Credit for handling the great volume
q material n the work sutailed iz
d"o 10 The combined efforts OF the edI.
asr7rtrortg Of Tho Tribune and
1Ae eai.'y Review. The personnel of