Illinois newspaper directory. History of the Illinois press association

Illinois Newspaper Directory and History-•ARLINGTON HEIGHTS HERALD: Established 1926. Also COOK COUNTYHERALD: Established 1872. H. C. Paddock & Sons, publishers.Arlington Heights, population, 4,997. Locatedin Cook County, 22 miles northwest ofChicago. C. & N. W. R.R. Theater chair, furniture,school supplies, creamery package andmilk can manufactures. Agriculture.The Arlington Heights Herald is publishedas a weekly, on Fridays, and the Cook County1 lerald on Tuesdays. Both are Independentpolitically. H. C. Paddock, senior member ofthe firm, came to Illinois in 18 54, two yearsafter his birth, and started publishing localcountry papers in 1882. The majority of theH. C. 1'audock V r F,years or this halt century he has been publisher, ,, ill ,ilS. R. Paddockof the Cook County Herald. Two sons, Stuart R. and Charles S., have taken over themore active management in recent years. Seven papers are published by this firm, alllocated in the neighborhood of Chicago.Circulation of Cook County Herald, 5,000.Advertising rate: 75c.DENNI HLASATEL: Established 1891. Joseph Neuzil, editor. Owned by the DenniHlasatel Printing & Publishing Company, 1545-49 W. 18th St., Chicago.The Denni Hlasatel is a daily paper, published every afternoon. It also issues a Sundayedition, and is Independent in political affiliation.Circulation, 50,283.Subscription rate: local, 15c per week; foreign, SI 5.00 per year.Advertising rate: local, 10c per line.DAILY ROVNOST LUDU: Established 1906 by Dennik Rovonst Ludu Co.F. H. Gruener, editor. Owned by the Daily Rovnost Ludu Publishing Assn., 15 In West18th St., Chicago.The Daily Rovnost Ludu is a daily paper, published every afternoon, with the exceptionof Sunday. It is devoted to Labor policies and also those of the Sick Benefit Society.Circulation, 22,2 5 5.Advertising rate: local, 50c; foreign, 75c per inch.Subscription rate: local, $6.00; foreign, $6.00.-f-BENSENVILLE, DUPAGE COUNTY REGISTER: Published by H. C. Paddock& Sons.Bensenville, population, 1,680. Located in DuPage County, 16 miles northwest ofChicago. C. M. St. P. & Pac. R.R. Milk bottling plant; paint factory. Agriculture.The Register is published each Friday, is Independent politically, and covers northernDuPage County and vicinity.Combined with the Roselle Register, the total circulation is 2,000, and the advertisingrate, 50 cents.Register.See also Bensenvillc DuPage County Register, Moum Prospect Herald, Nile! Center Herald, Palatine Enterpriic. RosellefSee also Arlington Heights Herald.547