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OiXSOCXSl , Six year* November 3,
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1*0 today, Thursday,
1949, the Rappahannock New* t rst sAw the light of day. During these past six years we of the News have felt proud of the suppo: t given by our subscribers and advertisers, all of you have bee: i faithful and co-operative and hive made it possible for us to inc reuse from a onemachine shop to the present—an Increase to tuo type setting machines—capable of setting eleven different typi faces. We have advanced froi a the old hand-fed newspaper press to the present automatic-fed press, . capable i of making 2000 i npressiona per hour. to. our job d epartment we have been able to |dd a Webendorfer automatic-fed press, that will turn out 3400 impr lesions per hour. To one and all ve say thank you— we would like to call special at.tention to one advertiser that has never missed an issue—“Atlantic Gas end Oil” L. R. Waters, Distributor (succ isaor to L B. Dulin), and J. Bradley Atkins’, Service Station.
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