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30mm hulle‘ Abrief but interesting iOLlriialistic history COhUTlTL four page tHbIOid- and became its president. ' ' ’

Of the Cohrill fCorbin and its newspapers, beginning in In this same year, 1902, The Good News. That spring the printing plant was moved ‘ E
f a survey ll-‘l $394 was presented in the Iune 2 issue of paper was started entitled, The Good News. from the Mike Sherman building next door 3 E
)1t.° $1.50wa the ’l‘ribune, its “convention” issue, and is It bore the subtitle, “God Is Love.” C. L. to the Kentucky Theater (and now a part E El
\ ”811119118 hull herewith reprinted as a unit in the historical Andrews was editor, and this newspaper had of the Mullins Department Store) to the E

to be thCall cries as The Press endeavors to present the unique system of using a boilerplate Eaton building at 308 S. Main Street. A W .
price fl(l\"€l’ll§ii. similar histories of all newspapers in every front page. Although it was an eight page, Goss Comet newspaper web perfecting V

.Stm our [ll :itv and county in the state. The Tribune six column newspaper, it had only two pages press was installed, another Linotype was

”Hg 3mm“! stated: 4 of home print, and they were in the middle purchased, and the newspaper was on its E

_. The history of journalism in Corbin be— of the publication. Somewhere in the early way toward development into a daily. E1 3'

[ gan in 1894 when W. T. Chestnut estab— 1900’s, G. I. Humfleet published The In 1930 Iames 0. Crawford joined the . E
iday E lished The Corbin Enterprise. In that year Laborer. staff and also bought an interest in the cor- l
.. .. E. aweekly newspaper was born which was The late T. L. Metealf should be given poration. Evans, who retained an interest E 3. E
is .1)rlhs~“l"[ destined to become the forerunner of The credit for bringing a semblance of order out in the business, sold the remainder of his . lilft
iiliiiEtLCI-ujlljlm Corbin Daily Tribune and Sunday Times. of the chaos of early journalism in. Corbin. stock toEthe Crawford brothers in 1937. El ll
5 are fonndl The only copy of this newspaper now on He took over the Corbin Times inE1905. Q\vnersh1PEl1as remained static Since that . 1 EEE E E
ecn rei=cniieizl ﬁle in the Times—Tribune ofﬁce was pub— Inst how this title had come into existence time. Robinson and the Crawford brothers 5 lEE
from kevs ,l-E; lished Thursday, Ian. 17, 1895. It was Vol— is not known. It had been entered in the are the only stockholders 1n the corporation. r: E
E1 COIlfCiCHiClELl umeII, Number 14, and listed D. T. Chest- postofhee in 1904 and was likely .3 successor The Times—Tribune was expanded into a 3 . 5 E;

i nut as editor and publisher. The Enterprise to the numerous other publications which semi—weekly in 1929, as a step toward. a E E l
more and 1nd was a four—page, seven column weekly with had been started in the years-Since 1894. daily, and carrier delivery serViee was in— g < ll ll
reduction n El patented insides and home printed front Editor Metcalf kept the Times until 1912 stalled. In 1934, in the midstEof the de— . g E lli EE
Herald éEEEEj and back pages. when he sold it to W. A, and I. I. Price. pression, the ﬁve—day Corbin Daily Tribune I EEEE .
:r. “Tliereiiiil There is not printed record of the length Metealf published it in a little frame build— was established. The title was split, With E l 3,
red to hand of life of the Enterprise, but somewhere ing which stood near the present City muni— the Corbin Times being established as a ; : EEE .
)le to par moi along the way it succumbed or was merged cipal power plant. The Price brothers kept Saturday paper, and delivered as part of a E :5 ll
fact that new with other journalistic productions. the newspaper until 1918 and then sold it six—day package to subscribers, or sold sep— EE E: ,
nanvbasicniii Beginning with the advent of the Enter— to Fred Nevels for $1,650.. arately as a weekly. The Saturday paperEdid ‘ .EEEE; til
E soilittle inii‘ prise, the publishing business went through Somewhere along the line the late Con— not go too well, and it was converted in a . El i .
'0ducti0n," “It many turbulent years. Reverses were more gressman I. M. RobSion was 21 Silent partner few months to the Sunday dateline and a E 1' l E E
er wars oldoraE prevalent than successes, but somehow the in the newspaper here. I. C. LayE was. also colored comic section was added. _ E! ii .l'
rstand and do. Enterprise and its numerous successors have a part owner of the Paper at one time in its In the meantime, E two additional news- EEE g EEE f
E mutuallr 510;] emerged into what is now known as The history; and Harold A. Browning, owner of papers and a shoppers news-had been tried . E EEEEEEE
Will not most Corbin Daily Tribune and Sunday Times. the Whitley Republican at Williamsburg, in Corbin. Paul Coins published the Eshop— , ; El EEEE E
CC“ procliiclitil Before the Tribune and Times were to operated it at one pomt in its career. . pers throw—away, printing it from his job . EE E lz'l E
etter aligniiicnfl become fairly securely anchored in the life About 1920 the lateEIudge Richard Wil— 5110p. It eventually went out of business. E till? I
. to build plii'E 0i this community, several other journals liams bought the Corbin Times. Iohn Lair, W. D. Grote started The Republican _ -E : E l; i E
'ears. Wchaixj were to be born and to go the way of thou— who now owns the Renfro Valley enter— Record in the early 30 s hoping to make it E 11 . E EE 3
noncy on piEEE‘ hads of publications throughout America prises, was Iudge VVilhams ﬁrstleditor. He a political journal for the dominantEpalrty in . l ‘z‘Ei l‘il -.
this confetti?» lIlElts formative years. There is no accurate was succeeded by Col. C. B. Clift, who in Southeastern-Kentucky. But politica sup- E_ E 1 ll '5
iines.' Wellal printed record of these newspapers, but it turn gave up the management to Morris C. port was lacking, and the newspaper folded. E - E EEEEE
ed to jnVESllll 151910th that the liSt iHChlded ZIPPFOXi‘ FlOI'Cl‘. Florer now runs a suburban weekly Ray \EVatkins bought the Goms—West— . E . EE-EEE :

mately .1 dozen titles. in Ohio. There may have been other own— brook-Clift )Ol) shop and started The Tri— . EE-E ;

‘A general iiiiiE’ The Pathﬁnder was founded in 1899 by erships and ramiﬁcations in those days from County News, which he operated as a .E E EEE E:
dies will be it, Dorteli Campbell. In 1900 the Campus was 1894 until 1926, but no written record has weekly for several years. He sold it to go . E . E
unablC to hr] §Slabli3hed with W'. B. Huddeson as pub— been left of them. . . into the wholesale hardware ﬁeld.E The new . EE . E
would meant lislier. This paper was issued from the cam- In 1926 the widow of Iudge Williams owners tried publishing from their plant at > i .léj i
i is one ollhl pus 0f the Old Academy in the neighbor— sold the newspaper, then known as the Cor— Mt. Vernon for a short time, and then . K" E E ~
\VilliamS iiiiE hood of the St. Iohn’s Episcopal church. bin Times—Tribune, to Herndon I. Evans dropped it. . . . 1 . i E .35 E E

newspapcrﬁtli Apparently about the same time the Path— (the present editor of the Lexmgton Her- TIICECOI‘bln ETirmes—Tribune, Inc., boug 1t _ .‘ it E E
bor leaders will ﬁnder was established, the Corbin News ald) and Dr. Tilman Ramsey of PineVIlle. a half interest. in The Enterprise Publishing . _ :2 EEE 7.

E “twbrought iDtO being, for the ﬁles Of the They hired Arthur Morris to operate the Co., Harlan, in 1927. Robinson, premdent ' IEE
required, 1111th TlmeS-Tribune contain several issues of that newspaper. Morris lasted a year. Dr. Ram- of the corporation, boughtEthe other halfh of , , EEEE E
uallv iiecdedl‘l newsPaPeI dated in 1902 and bearing Vol— sey sold his interest in the plant to Mrs. the Enterprise stock. This ownership as EEEE ll ,
1500 delegate time 1V, indicating that it had been in ex— Marie Pfeffer in 1927, and she came to GOP 21130 remained Stﬂtlc- . l l E E{ .
at a newspﬂP‘ll lStenCe Since 1899. The Corbin News was bin to run the paper. In September, 1928, In 1947 the local newspapers went into E . . E E E
116, tlie illogiti’ also EPllhlished from the campus of St. Iohn L. Crawford bought intoEthe plant and the radio broadcasting busmess, establishing i E E E _
nanded by St lolins Academy. George E. Hancock was succeeded Mrs. Pfeffer as editor andEpub— Radio Station VVCTT. The new radio :ta- E E E E E
-work cleiiiaﬂfll eEdltor. This newspaper was originally a liSher. In April, 1929, I. Springer Robinson tion had a power .Of 250 watts. Soon a ter . E i E E
v 1m.siriC$5-H " 51*“)le f0u1‘ page publication, but by of Harlan acquired an interest in the com— it went on the air, the owners realized it 1 E ~
' lune, 1902, had been cut down to a four— pany, which had been incorporated in 1926, was not adequateh’ servmg “115 area. Many j ‘ E '

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1 111111 1 1 1 :py o ome Premiums Unknowns Can Be Libeled D 11 1': War e 1‘ Corresponden
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1 11! 1111 1 subscrigt‘iitriismdrillgbiShel-1' EOEtemplating 1:11 Reinstatement of a dismissed libel action COunty l-Iiglilgcsnciiodlees a Bricklmidgt1 celebrates 1c
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l ‘11 11 1i 1 ’1: be awarded to youngsters two turned in a clgirltlivshihsf) 1231;131:132? (PM Inq‘mer “=- “amed Wlnner of the Breckinridgeascolim' ourblrﬂ‘dWS, at
1 11111:“ 1111 1 1 1 certain number of new subscriptions, asked occasion t . ) gave the court an Herald—Meade County Messenger '0 m1 Along by hfes v
1‘ 1:: 11 11 1 L if such an arrangement comes under the arises oft O f30niment on a question that 13m SChOhrShip to the University 111111211211 They mark outt
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1 1‘1 1 1 i 150 percent rule of the post ofﬁce. That can you libel a man witlihut CC“ V1/hen lTh' ' ' Sou; P:— y
11 11 1. is, the requirement that any premium or The I111 16 . f _11€1ming iim? lrteen high school seniors from 111 a)
11 1 1111 1 1 1 discount cannot exceed one-half of the lisher r:l ty ' ISSue 0 Editor and PUb— two Counties COmpeted for the 4-year c And 10 0k back 0]
11 11 1 1 1 1 regularly advertised subscription price How— :1 a es, in January, 1958, the Inquirer tion and books award. The grou t1” 1 This verse beg
11 1 1 1 h - reporte that the District Attorne hal b - 6n Clier'l ' 1 pwas glv- inn 0f Mrs- M
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1 1 11 "11 r 1 tors, or agents. The postal department COH— tor deal was earma k dplf) ar y incmera— cetermme the persons With the best apli. 1 more an it he‘
11 1 1 1 ﬁrmed 11m understanding. Roy Sheridan, 8 numbercof t crle or division among tilde for a 10urnalistic career. 1 birthday, Miss

1 111 1 1 1 chief of the mail Classiﬁcation branch, others 1’ owns iip commissmners and 7The scholarship is for QPPIOXirnatelr B11111“ County S
11111 1 1 “1111631 1rY011r understanding is correct in One of the commi 1 $-00 each year or an amount which wi111 R1V€FTi§er1 111'
11 111 1 ‘ 1 that while under the provision of Section brought suit for libelssrrcliiers, named Farrell, cover tuition and books for the student ~ cor;1t1mi:e ftot 111m
11 1 1 1321221 no reduction would be made to the on the defense 11111 .therec nempaper relied Publishers George Wilson and James ltost 0th 61
11 111 1 1 1 1 1 subscriber of more than 50 percent of the action since no 1111111311qu was no1cause of Willis have also made arrangements f011 Yeas o1t 1: 1
11 111 1 1 1 regular achﬁertised subscription Price, there been indicated ( I COminissmner had g1V1ngthc winning student work during 1151 Ciimmunlldy’bUt
11 1 1. is no provrsron governing the amount a ub- - - ' 1 _ summer. Their overall r - te WOT a 0‘11
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1 11 1 1 1 1 Sicr must receive from agents soliciting spect re 1 1 fit re— courage a local yOuth who would b .1 1 . -’

1 11111 1 1 subscnptms on commission" , versmg a lower courts ruling in ested in workin f0 :11 em" craticConventro
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