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Editorial November 21, 1908

The San Juan Islander

Friday Harbor, San Juan County, Washington

What is this article about?

The editorial criticizes the rare practice of communities outsourcing printing jobs outside the county despite free advertising in local papers, praising local offices' capabilities and urging patronage as fair justice since they best advance community interests.

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It occasionally happens that persons in charge of social functions in communities which get a lot of free advertising for such affairs in the county papers send out of the county to have printing done. They have a somewhat peculiar conception of what constitutes a "fair deal."

It may be said, however, to the credit of nearly every community in the county that such instances are rare. The local printing offices are well equipped for doing nearly all kinds of printing, and the local papers do more to advance the interests of every community in the county than any other agency.

It is a matter of simple justice that they should have all the printing patronage that the people have to give so long as their work is well done and their charges reasonable.

What sub-type of article is it?

Press Freedom

What keywords are associated?

Local Printing County Patronage Fair Deal Community Interests Printer Support

What entities or persons were involved?

Local Printing Offices County Papers

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Support For Local Printing Patronage

Stance / Tone

Advocacy For Local Business Support

Key Figures

Local Printing Offices County Papers

Key Arguments

Instances Of Sending Printing Out Of County Are Rare Local Printing Offices Are Well Equipped Local Papers Advance Community Interests More Than Any Other Agency It Is Simple Justice To Give Local Printing Patronage If Work Is Well Done And Charges Reasonable

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