Illinois newspaper directory. History of the Illinois press association

Illinois Newspaper Directory and HistoryTHE CALUMET RECORD: Established 1898 by HenryW. Lee, who has been editor .ind publisher since that date. 9008 CommercialAve., Chicago.The Calumet Record, was originally the Pullman Record, andfollowed the Arcade Journal of Pullman, which ceased publicationupon the death of George M. Pullman, the sleeping car magnate.The Record is a weekly publication, appearing every Thursday.It is Independent in political affiliation.Circulation, 95 00.Advertising rate: local, $2.00 per inch; foreign, $2.00.Henry W. IrrSubscription rate: local, $2.00; foreign, $2.00.PROSVETA: Established 1908 by the Slovene National Benefit Society. JohnMolek, editor. Philip Godina, business manager. Owned by the Slovene National BenefitSociety, 2657-59 S. Lawndale Ave., Chicago.The Prosveta issues both a daily and a weekly edition. The daily paper appears everymorning, with the exception of Sunday, and the weekly publication is issued every Wednesday.Both papers are Independent politically, but are friendly to Labor movements.The Slovene National Benefit Society is a fraternal organization, which maintains officesat 26 57 South Lawndale, Chicago.Circulation, (daily), 7,000; (weekly) , 40,000.Advertising rate: local, SI. 50 per inch; foreign, $1.50.Subscription rate: local, $6.00; foreign,