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miles west of Terre Haute, [nd. \. Y. C. & St. L.; C. C. C. & St !Illinois Newspaper Directory and HistoryCASEY REPORTER: Established 1932. J. M. Brown, ownerand Editor.Casey, population, 2200. Located in Clark County, 3 5 milessouthwest of Terre Haute. Intersection of Routes 49 and U. S. 40.\\". R. C; P. R.R.'s. Broom factory. Oilfields. Agriculture.The Reporter is published weekly, on Thursday. It is Republicanin political affiliation.Circulation, 8 5 0-Advertising rate: local, 25c; foreign, 30c.Subcription rate: local, $1.00.J.M. Bko» sCHARLESTON DAILY NEWS: Established 1S92 by J K.Rardin. Claude S. Rardin, owner and publisher.Charleston, population, 8,012. Located in Coles County, 43R.R.'s. Shoe, broom and paint factories; railroad machines shops.Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College. Agriculture. Corn, wheatand broom-corn.The Daily News has been in the Rardin family from the timeof its establishment until the present day. The News is publishedevery morning with the exception of Sunday. Ii is IndependentDemocratic in political affiliation.Advertising rate: local, 2 5c; foreign, 3 5c.Subscription rate: local, 10c per week; foreign, $3.50.FULTON JOURNAL: Established 18 54 by Judges James McCoy .m,\ Fred Phelps.Charles L. Wilcox, editor and manager, and secretary-treasurer of the Pulton JournalPublishing Company, Inc., owner.Fulton, population, 265 3. Located in Whiteside County on the Lincoln Highw.nand the Mississippi River, 2 miles above Clinton, Iowa. C. B. & Q.;C. M. St. P. & Pac; C. & N. \\". R.R.'s. Bridge to Lyons and Clinton,Iowa. Ships agricultural produce. Manufactures novelties. Agriculture.Previous to 1880 the Journal was owned by A. McFadden. G. A.Leighton, G. J. Booth, and B. C. Galliday, G. J. Booth and Son.George Terwilliger, W. C. Snyder, Thomas J. Pickett, J. C. Snyder,and W. R. Cobb. In 18 80 the Sterling Gazette Company purchasedthe Journal, selling to Fred K. Bastian in 1881. The same year, Mr.Bastian sold a half interest to his brother, A. W. Bastian, who purchasedthe remaining interest in 1898, continuing as sole owner until1923, when he sold to Malcomb McKinnon. McKinnon next sold toA. Bentley, R. F. Bastian, and C. L. Wilcox who operated under a partnership agreementuntil 1929 when Bastian sold out and the business was incorporated under the name FultonJournal Publishing Company.Circulation, 800.Advertising rate: local, 25c; foreign, 25c.Subscription rate: local, $2.00; foreign, $2.00.529