The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-02-09
ANNIVERSARIES
OBSERVED BY
LOCAL JOURNAL
Friends of Publication Send in
Greetings to Foremost Twin
Cities Paper.

This issue of The Northwestern
Bulletin-Appeal Is our second ami
yersary number, representing the be-
ginning Of our third year Of useful
ness in the Northwest. Needless to
say. the 39 years of service given to
the public by The Appeal before 1t
became the property of The Bulletin,
several weeks ago. the public was
given an opportunity to secure COM
bination of 20 years of experience
mingled with the progressive charac-
teristic of younger journal.
The Bulletin-Appeal has proven st
self valianted at every test. Its
founder. Walter H. Chestnut, now de-
ceased. might have no greater pleas
ure In surveying the accomplishment
of Ris one cherished desire. Mr..
owen Howell. publisher, is primarily
responsible for the spiendidness of
the publication owing to the fact that.
he has financed the edition through
its most stormy periods. Mr.. Howell
has given to the Twin Cities some
thing never possessed before--a live
newspaper.
Many more birthdays are our plans
and we hope to make each. succeed
ing one a greater Bulletin-Appeal.
Our Ideals
The Bulletin-Appeal was conceived
and is maintained for the sole pur-
pose Of uplifting the race. It's Ideals
are those OF progressiveness It's
hopes are for public purpose. It has
always stood for justice and equality
from within and without the race.
The Bulletin-Appeal was one OF the
first race papers to speak out, in the
recent fight against selfish leadership,
by the papers all over the country.
No newspaper adequately serves its
purpose when 1t allows itself to be
hushed with bribes or involved with
any persons or organizations so as to
prevent its functioning in a capacity
that will aid in the uplift Of the en-
tire race. The realization Of this
fact has prompted the Bulletin-Ap-
peal to dedicate its services to any
proposition, lacking selfish aggran-
disement and Individual monopoly.
that serves to benefit the race. This
has been one of the reasons for the
success Of the Bulletin-Appeal. 9th
er reasons are that 1t has always
striven to be authentic In every arti-
Gle published in its pages and IL such
article was not correct. ready to print
the corrected article. The Bulletin
Appeal believes firmly in the worth
Of the race citizenry and ever strives
to help mitigate any proposition that
has for its purpose the lessening Of
citizenship. The editorial opinion Of
the Bulletin-Appeal has been quoteds
more than any other. medium ever in
the Northwest. This fact proves con-
clusively that the outside world has
valued the progressiveness of the
Northwest's journal and has reprint
ed its opinion.
Your Support Desired.
The support OF every loyal race
family or citizen In the great North
west Is solicited. The realization
that we cannot function in the desir-
ed capacity without this support
prompts ua to strive for greater
journal than we have ever published.
There should be ten-page paper
representing the race In the Twin
Cities. II public support Is forthcomzs
ing such will result In the near fus
ture. How soon 1t win happen is de-
pendent on the value the public
places on real newspaper.
We wish to sincerely thank our
many friends for their support since
we began in our attempt to serve the
public In an adequate manner. The
difficulties at times have been many.
We have earnestly striven to be OF
value to those we serve. Being only
human. we naturally have made miss
takes, but never has our thoughts
dvelled on doing anything other thah 4
giving our best for public purpdSe
and seeking st all tines to bsasnoE
Our community. Y
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