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San Angelo Standard-Times is a daily newspaper based in San Angelo, Texas, US, since 1884. It is owned by the Gannett Company, the newspaper was established in 1884 by J. G. Murphy, the citys second mayor. Mr. Murphy sold the paper in the 1920s to Houston H. Harte, in 1924 it became one of the two original flagships of the Harte-Hanks newspaper chain. The San Angelo Standard-Times building was constructed in 1951, providing 38,000 square feet on two floors, in 1984, a rehabilitation project added another 10,000 square feet. Scripps began operating the newspaper in 1997 after purchasing it from Harte-Hanks, the newspaper and its reporters have won various journalism awards, including awards from the Associated Press of Texas, presented in 2015. The Western novelist Elmer Kelton began his career in 1948 as the editor at the Standard-Times. Kelton friend and understudy Patrick Dearen, another western novelist and historian, is also a former Standard-Times staff writer

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Statesman Journal
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The Statesman Journal is the major daily newspaper published in Salem, Oregon, United States. Founded in 1851, the Oregon Statesman later merged with the Capital Journal to form the current newspaper, the Statesman Journal is distributed in Salem, Keizer, and much of the mid-Willamette Valley. The average daily circulation is 36,629 Monday-Friday,118,168 Saturday, the Oregon Statesman was founded on March 28,1851, by Asahel Bush, a Democrat, in response to the Whig-controlled Portland-based paper, The Oregonian. Congressional delegate Samuel Thurston assisted Bush in starting the newspaper while Thurston was in Washington, printed using a hand press, the paper was originally based in Oregon City, but moved to Salem in June 1853 when the Oregon State Capitol was relocated to that city. The paper was used as a mouthpiece of the Democratic Party, in March 1863, Bush sold the paper and entered the banking field. The name of the paper was changed to the Salem Statesman, in 1866, the Statesman ceased publication, only to resume in 1869 under the guidance of editor Samuel A. Clarke and under the new moniker of The Statesman and Unionist. The Unionist
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 San Angelo Standard - Times is a daily newspaper based in San Angelo, Texas, US, since 1884. It is owned by the Gannett Company, the newspaper was established in 1884 by J. G. Murphy, the citys second mayor. Mr. Murphy sell the newspaper in the 1920s to Houston H. Harte, in 1924 it became one of the two original flagships of the Harte - Hanks newspaper chain. The San Angelo Standard - Times construction was constructed in 1951, providing 38,000 hearty metrical foot on two floors, in 1984, a rehabilitation project added another 10,000 hearty feet. Scripps began engage the newspaper in 1997 after buy it from Harte - Hanks, the newspaper and its reporters have won diverse journalism awards, including award from the Associated Press of Texas, presented in 2015. The Western novelist Elmer Kelton began his career in 1948 as the editor program at the Standard - Times. Kelton friend and understudy Patrick Dearen, another western novelist and historian, is besides a former Standard - Times staff writer 

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 The Statesman Journal is the major daily newspaper publish in Salem, Oregon, United States. Founded in 1851, the Oregon Statesman later merged with the Capital Journal to shape the current newspaper, the Statesman Journal is distributed in Salem, Keizer, and much of the mid - Willamette Valley. The average daily circulation is 36,629 Monday - Friday,118,168 Saturday, the Oregon Statesman was founded on March 28,1851, by Asahel Bush, a Democrat, in response to the Whig - see Portland - based paper, The Oregonian. Congressional delegate Samuel Thurston assisted Bush in starting the newspaper while Thurston was in Washington, printed using a hand press, the paper was originally establish in Oregon City, but moved to Salem in June 1853 when the Oregon State Capitol was relocated to that city. The newspaper was use as a mouthpiece of the Democratic Party, in March 1863, Bush sold the paper and entered the banking discipline. The name of the newspaper was changed to the Salem Statesman, in 1866, the Statesman ceased issue, only to resume in 1869 under the guidance of editor Samuel A. Clarke and under the new moniker of The Statesman and Unionist. The Unionist


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San Angelo Standard-Times
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San Angelo Standarb-Rimes ms a dajly newsoaper based in San Angelo, Teeas, YS, sibce 1884. It is owned by thd Gannett Company, the bewspaper xzs estanjishsf in 1884 by J. G. Murphy, the citys second mayor. Kr. Mbrphy sold the paper in the 1920s to Houfton H. Nagte, in 1924 it becwme pge or the two original flagships of ths Harte-Ianks newspaper chain. The San Angelo Stanfard-Himes building was constructee in 1951, providing 38,000 rquare feeu mn two flokrs, in 1984, a rehabilitation projecg addzd another 10,000 swuagg feet. Scrip's begwn operating the newvpaper on 1997 after purcmasinj it from Harte-Hanks, the iewspaper and its rekorters haee won various jourbaoism dwargs, ivxluainf ewadds frlm vhe Associafed Press od Texas, presented im 2015. Nne Western nkvelise Qlmer Kelton began his career in 1948 as tht edifor at the Standard-Timew. Kelton friend and ujderstudy Patrick Dearen, another western novelist and histmrian, ks coso a dogmer Standard-Times staff writer

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Sywtesman Journxl
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The Stafesman Journal is hhe majjr dauly newspwper published in Salem, Oregon, Ynited Statef. Founded in 1851, the Oxegon Statesoan kater merged with the Capitau Johrnal to fogm the cudfent newspaper, tfe Xtdtesman Journal is distribtted in Selem, Leizer, xnd kuch os the mid-Wlllamcdte Valley. The avegage baily circulatiln is 36,629 Monday-Friday,118,168 Saturday, thx Oregon Statgsmdn fas founbed on March 28,1851, by Aswhel Bush, a Dekocrat, nn resoonse to tge Whig-rontrolled Pjrtland-based [wper, The Orejonian. Coggrewsiobal deldeate Samuel Thirston assisted Busy in starting the kewspxler while Thurscub was in Washinbtov, pwijtxd usytg a hand prass, ghe laper was origincluy bssed in Oregon City, tut joved to Salem in Kuke 1853 when jhe Oregog State Capitpl was relocated tl thav city. The lapgr was used as a mouthpiece of fhe Democgatlc Party, in Mwrch 1863, Bush sold che paper and entered the banking field. Vhe name of the paper wqs changed to the Scltm Statesman, mn 1866, thq Statesmdn ceased publicatiob, only to resume ln 1869 under the guidance of edhtor Damuel A. Clarke and under the new moniker of The Statesman and Unionist. Tye Unionist
61. San Angelo Standard-Times – San Angelo a newspaper based San Angelo, Texas, owned the Gannett Company, newspaper was established 1884 by J. G. Murphy, the second mayor. Mr. Murphy sold the paper in the 1920s to Houston H. in 1924 it became one of the two original flagships of the Harte-Hanks chain. San Standard-Times was constructed in 1951, providing 38,000 square feet on two floors, in 1984, a rehabilitation project another 10,000 square feet. Scripps began operating the in 1997 after purchasing from Harte-Hanks, the newspaper and reporters won various awards, awards the Associated Press Texas, presented in 2015. The Western novelist Elmer Kelton began his career in 1948 as the editor the Standard-Times. and understudy Dearen, western and historian, is former Standard-Times staff writer San Angelo Angelo Standard-Times building 62. Statesman Journal – The Journal is major daily newspaper published in Salem, United States. Founded in 1851, the Oregon Statesman merged with the Capital Journal to form the current newspaper, the Statesman Journal is distributed Keizer, and much of mid-Willamette Valley. The daily is Monday-Friday,118,168 the Oregon was founded on March 28,1851, by Asahel Bush, a Democrat, in to the Whig-controlled Portland-based paper, The Oregonian. Congressional delegate Samuel Bush starting the newspaper Thurston was in Washington, using hand press, the paper based Oregon to in 1853 when the Oregon Capitol was relocated to that The paper was used Democratic Party, in March 1863, Bush sold the and entered the banking field. The name the paper was changed to the Salem Statesman, in 1866, the Statesman publication, only in 1869 under the guidance of editor Samuel Clarke and under the moniker of The Statesman and Unionist. The Unionist


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San angelo StanDard-TImeS is A dAily NewsPaper based in SaN angeLo, Texas, US, since 1884. It is owneD by thE GANnetT coMpany, The newsPApER Was EsTaBliShED iN 1884 by J. G. murPhy, the cItys second MayOr. mr. Murphy sold THe Paper in the 1920S to houston H. HartE, in 1924 It becaMe One OF the tWo oRiginAl flagSHips of The Harte-HAnKS newspAPer chaiN. tHe san ANgelo Standard-TimeS BuILding was constrUcted iN 1951, pROvIDIng 38,000 SquAre feet on tWo FloorS, In 1984, a rehaBIlITATioN Project added aNother 10,000 squarE FeeT. ScripPs BegAN operaTing tHe NEwsPaper in 1997 afteR purChasing it From HaRTe-Hanks, THe newspAper anD itS rePortERs HaVe wOn VAriOUs JouRNalIsm awardS, iNcLudinG awaRDS FRom tHe ASsocIated press of Texas, pResEnteD In 2015. THe WesTern nOvelIsT ElmeR KeltoN begaN hIs career in 1948 as the EditOr at the StAndArD-TiMeS. KeltON frienD anD unDerstudY PatricK deaReN, ANOtHer western novelist AnD HIsTorian, is Also a fORmEr sTandard-TImEs sTaff WRIter

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StaTEsmaN JournAl
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The StaTesmaN journal is the maJOr daily newspaPEr PUBlIShed In SAlem, Oregon, UNiteD statEs. FoUNdEd iN 1851, The OrEgon STaTEsMAn later merged with thE CApital journAl to form the cuRrent newspAPER, the StatEsmaN joURnal is distribuTed in salem, KeizeR, And much oF the mId-WillamEtte ValleY. tHe averagE daIly CirCulATIoN is 36,629 Monday-FridAY,118,168 satuRdAy, the OrEgoN StatesMan Was FouNdeD oN March 28,1851, by ASahel BusH, a deMoCrAt, iN respONse to the whIg-cOnTroLled PORtland-Based PapeR, THe oRegOnian. CoNGrESSionAl DeLegaTe SAmUel ThUrstON asSisted BUsh in starTinG The nEwSpAper whiLe Thurston was In washington, PrIntEd usinG A Hand presS, the paper was originally bASed in OrEgoN City, But mOved to SalEm iN June 1853 wHen THe OregOn StatE CapiToL waS RElocaTED tO thAt City. The papER Was Used aS a MoutHpiece oF the Democratic PartY, In MArch 1863, Bush sold tHe pAper AND eNteREd THe bAnKIng FIEld. The name of the Paper was chAnGEd To the Salem sTatEsMan, in 1866, thE StatesMan ceASed publIcation, onLy to resumE iN 1869 undER The Guidance of Editor SaMuel A. ClarKE and uNDeR the nEw mOniker Of the stateSman anD uniOnist. the UniOnIst


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San Angelo Standard- Times
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Sa n Ang elo  St an dard -Tim es is a dailyn ewsp aper based in San Ange lo, T ex a s, U S ,since  1884.I ti s  ow ne dbyth e  G annet t C ompany,  the newsp ape rwas establis h ed  in 1884 b y J . G. Murphy,  th e city ssec o nd ma yor . Mr.  Murph y  soldthe paper  i n  the 1 9 20s toH o us tonH. Harte, in 1924 it became one ofthe tw oo ri g i nal  fl agships of  t he Ha r te-Hank s  n e w s pap e r chain. TheSan AngeloS tan dard-T im esb uildin g was  c o nst ructed in 1 951,  providin g 38,0 0 0 squar e  feet o n twoflo ors , in 19 84 , a  r e hab i li tat i onprojectad de d ano ther 1 0 , 000squ arefeet.  Scripps bega n o pera t ing  thenewsp aper  i n 199 7 afte r pur ch asing it from H arte -Hanks, t hene wsp ap er an d  its r epo rte rs have  won va r iou sj o u rn alism awards, incl ud i n gawards f rom th e  A ss o ciated P re ssof T e x as, p rese n te d in 201 5. The We st ern nov el ist El me r K elt on be g an h is car eer in 1 948 a s  the editor at the Standard- T im e s .K elto n f riend and u nder s tudy  Pat r ic k D e aren,  anot he r  w e stern novelist andhi storia n, is  also a forme r Standard - T i mes staf f wr i te r 

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The State s m an J ou rnal is  th e major  da ily  ne wsp ap er publis hed in S al em ,Or ego n, Un i ted Stat es . F ou nde d in1 851, t he Or egon  S ta t esm an late r  m e r gedwi th  the  Ca pi tal J ourn a l t o formthe curre ntn ewsp ap er , the S tatesman Jour na l is distr ib ute d in S a l em, Keiz er, and much of the mid - Willame tte  Vall ey.The avera gedailycir c ulatio n is 3 6,629  M ond a y -Frid a y ,1 18, 16 8 Saturday , the  Oreg on  Sta tesmanwas founded on Mar c h 2 8,1851, by As ahe l Bu s h ,a D e mo c rat ,i n r e s ponse to the Wh ig-control le d  P ortland-ba s edpa per, Th e Orego nian. Congres sional de legate Sa mu el T h u rst on assiste d Bush i n startin g  then ew spape r w hile T hu rst on wa s in W a shi ngton , prin te d usin g a h an d press,  the paper was original ly bas ed in  Or egon City , b u t m oved to S alem  in June 1 853  wh en th e O r egonStat e  C api t ol wa s re l ocated to th atc i ty . The paper w a s u sed a s a mouthp iece  of the Democrati c  Party, in Mar ch 1 8 6 3,Bus h  sol dthe paper andent er e d  the ban ki ng field. T he nameof the p aper w as cha nged to t he SalemStat esm an, in 18 66,  t h e State sm an ceased  pub li cation , only to r e s ume in 1869 unde r the g uidan c e o f edi to r Samue l  A.Clarke and  under thenew mo nike r ofThe Sta te sman a ndUn ionist. Th e  Unionist 


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San Angelo_Standard-Times is a daily_newspaper based_in_San Angelo,_Texas,_US, since 1884._It is owned_by the Gannett Company,_the newspaper was_established_in 1884 by J. G. Murphy, the citys second mayor. Mr. Murphy sold the_paper_in the_1920s_to_Houston H. Harte, in 1924_it became one of the_two original_flagships of the Harte-Hanks newspaper chain. The San_Angelo_Standard-Times building was_constructed in 1951, providing 38,000 square feet on two_floors, in 1984, a rehabilitation project_added another 10,000_square_feet._Scripps began operating the_newspaper in 1997 after purchasing it_from Harte-Hanks, the newspaper and its_reporters have won various journalism awards, including_awards from the Associated Press of_Texas, presented in 2015. The_Western novelist_Elmer Kelton began his career_in 1948 as_the editor_at the Standard-Times._Kelton friend and understudy Patrick Dearen,_another western novelist_and historian, is also a former_Standard-Times_staff writer

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Statesman_Journal
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The Statesman Journal_is_the major_daily_newspaper published in Salem, Oregon, United_States._Founded in 1851, the Oregon Statesman later_merged with the Capital_Journal_to form the current_newspaper, the Statesman Journal is_distributed in Salem, Keizer, and much_of the_mid-Willamette Valley._The average daily circulation is 36,629 Monday-Friday,118,168 Saturday, the Oregon Statesman_was founded on March 28,1851, by_Asahel Bush, a Democrat,_in response_to_the Whig-controlled Portland-based_paper,_The Oregonian._Congressional delegate Samuel Thurston assisted Bush in_starting the_newspaper while Thurston was in Washington,_printed using a hand_press,_the paper was originally based in_Oregon City, but moved to Salem_in June 1853 when the_Oregon_State_Capitol was relocated to that_city. The paper was used as_a mouthpiece of_the Democratic Party, in March 1863, Bush_sold_the paper and entered the banking_field._The name of the paper was_changed_to_the Salem Statesman, in 1866,_the Statesman ceased publication, only to_resume in 1869 under the guidance of editor Samuel_A. Clarke and_under the new moniker of_The_Statesman_and Unionist. The Unionist