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January 11, 1872
Helena Weekly Herald
Helena, Lewis And Clark County, Montana
What is this article about?
The Wyoming Tribune praises the Helena Weekly Herald as Montana's best newspaper, highlighting its new appearance, excellent editing, faultless mechanics, and comprehensive content by publishers D. W. and A. J. Fisk.
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The Helena Herald.
That most excellent eight-page, forty-column paper, the Helena Weekly Herald, appears in a fine new dress, and is beyond question the best newspaper published in Montana. It is well edited, and the mechanical work about it is almost faultless. The publishers are D. W. and A. J. Fisk. The present number is replete with Congressional, Legislative, and other important telegraphic matter; editorials treating of the leading topics of the day; and local intelligence comprehending the essential items of news of the entire Territory.—Wyoming Tribune, 30th ult.
That most excellent eight-page, forty-column paper, the Helena Weekly Herald, appears in a fine new dress, and is beyond question the best newspaper published in Montana. It is well edited, and the mechanical work about it is almost faultless. The publishers are D. W. and A. J. Fisk. The present number is replete with Congressional, Legislative, and other important telegraphic matter; editorials treating of the leading topics of the day; and local intelligence comprehending the essential items of news of the entire Territory.—Wyoming Tribune, 30th ult.
What sub-type of article is it?
Newspaper Review
Publishing
What keywords are associated?
Helena Weekly Herald
Montana Newspaper
Fisk Publishers
New Dress
Wyoming Tribune
What entities or persons were involved?
D. W. Fisk
A. J. Fisk
Where did it happen?
Helena, Montana
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Helena, Montana
Event Date
30th Ult.
Key Persons
D. W. Fisk
A. J. Fisk
Event Details
The Helena Weekly Herald appears in a new dress, praised as the best in Montana, well-edited with faultless mechanics, featuring congressional, legislative, telegraphic matter, editorials, and territorial news.