Milford chronicle., 1930-10-03


WITH THIS ISSUE of the Milford Chronicle this newspaper begins
the third year The paper first published
October 4h COL Theodore Townsend and Julius E. Scott
the publishers. interesting know what the ideas of the
publishers they launched their four column news
its voyage of service Milford and Delaware The first ed
published the of the Chronicle which
the hopes of the publishers, follows:
potes public today indulgence
while engage little dOy and perhaps gotcal talk concerning
ourselves policy and pans both present and prospective
while Milford the second in the State point of population,
wealth and and situated hky settled section
reading and thinking people, there has been for years within
radius of fifteen miles than paper published NEWS AND
ADVERTISER of this esteemed Why there has
been such dearth of newspapers this region explain Other
of less and importance support and papers and
believe Milford and will do the she given chance; and
good for which fair have been obtained
while the financial sky vsby Frightening, labor finding
employment and business generally improving conceive favorable
opportunity for putting into execution onghehed plan of
tabng the CHRONICLE will present itself We therefore,
launch craft today the pou journalism fully alive the
shoals and dangers which bet the path of
promising the outlook and having received much kindly
from friends feel but slight hesitation sending
journal candidate popular and support confident
that it will with if deserving of it.
eve intend make the local department distinctive feature of this
paper and shall spare pains make good possible this
cua while this department shall devote especial attention
reasonable space will be given literary and agricultural of high
ode general and correspondence and the discussion of
topics.
unfamiliar with the duties pertaining
paper work and this number probably fair sample of the kind Of paper
publish yet but reasonable suppose that when fairly
settled business established complete of correspond
collect from the and have leisure
ourselves, will be able o improve succeeding issues
Th CHRONICLE the organ of any ring, clique, or
party and proposes be perfectly independent the expression of its
concerning politics. religion any other subjects of public
interest," shall always open all who have anything
say concerning public questions provided their articles are
proper language how they differ from
opinion intend the CHRONICLE become
vehicle for personal SANDER and abuse.
hope that patrons will appreciate efforts make the
the best family and local newspapers the State
stop mdocy but always reach the
perfect standard all business aspirations We familiar with
always please readers who may have ideas
such offer the that this free
country which everyone express his opinions long they do
conflict with the comfort or convenience of others.
conclusion thank the many friends who have
aged substantially by giving their patronage and influence and
shall work for their interests we'll
spare furnish the people of this section popular
paper popular price.
Julius E. Scott resident of Milford having retired from the
printing years ago COL Theodore Townsend president of the
Publishing Company and editor of the Chronicle
With which he has affiliated during the ytwo years existence
humble beginning of half century the Chronicle has
nationally recognized the leading rural weekly the
unsolicited and for only Ad
mechanical equipment during the past few MONTHS believe
will allow us to remain up among leaders the Nation During
Journey through the fields of journalism, the Chronicle has been
ed carefully along lines forth the editorial above quoted