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ASHLAND Ashland Press Formerly the States and Union, until August, 1872, when B.F. Nelson and W.H. Gates purchased the paper and changed the name to the Ashland Press In July of 1879, the paper was sold to William T. Alberson and William G. Heltman, the latter selling his interest to the former several years later W.H. Gates re-purchased an interest in the paper on January 1, 1892, and later became the sole owner in January, 1895 The Ashland Press Company was formed on April 4, 1899 
Ashland Press (Krichbaum Bldg.)
ASHLAND "THE CITY OF PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY" Edited by William A. Duff.
Published by Ashland Centennial Home-Coming Association.
Printed by the Garber Publishing Co., Ashland, Ohio. 1915
Submitted by AmyIts' offices were moved into the Krichbaum Bldg. on Orange Street in 1913. In 1915, the editors of the paper were the Hon. Arthur P. Black, of Washington, D.C. (as of March, 1902), and William A. Duff (as of January, 1913). J.B. Blue was an assistant editor. OHS: 8/8/1872 -- 7/31/1873; 8/6/1874 -- 12/28/1898 and 1/3/1900 -- 12/28/1904
Ashland Union Formerly known as the Ohio Union, the name was changed to the Ashland Union when purchased by Collins W. Bushnell in November, 1855 Dr. George W. Hill became the owner in 1868 after several changes in ownership, and the name was changed to the States and Union. OHS: 6/7/1854 -- 12/25/1867
Brethren Evangelist Daily News Started on Sept. 10, 1892 John G. Herzog sold the plant to W.L. Rhoads in mid-1893. [source: Richland Shield & Banner (Mansfield, Richland Co., Ohio): 02 September 1893, Vol. LXXVI, No. 15]
Democrat First issue publishedin 1846, run by H.S. Knapp Merged with the Ashland Standard in 1848 to become the Ohio Union
Gazette Herald Ohio Globe Ohio Union Established in 1848 as a merger between the Ashland Standard and the Ashland Democrat In November, 1855, it was purchased by Collins W. Bushnell, and the name was changed to the Ashland Union OHS: 5/26/1852 -- 6/16/1852 and 5/25/1853 -- 5/24/1854
Standard States & Union Formerly known as the Ashland Union until Dr. George W. Hill became the owner in 1868 the name was changed to the States and Union. OHS: 7/8/1868 -- 1/25/1871; -- 4/8/1868 -- 6/24/1868 and 2/1/1871 -- 12/27/1871
Sun The Gospel Preacher Times Times-Gazette A merger between the Ashland Gazette and the Ashland Times in 1903. In 1915, the editor was George Hildebrand who at that time had been with the paper for 37 years. The City Editor was Charles L. Bowman, and Miss Patience I. Ilger was Editor of the Woman's Dept. 
News boys delivering the paper, 1915
ASHLAND "THE CITY OF PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY" Edited by William A. Duff.
Published by Ashland Centennial Home-Coming Association.
Printed by the Garber Publishing Co., Ashland, Ohio. 1915
Submitted by AmyOHS: 1/2/1920 -- 11/30/1996
Weekly Times Republican Paper; Established in 1853 Published by the Times-Gazette offices Some of the editors of the paper were: Judge Osborn, followed by L.J. Sprengle, Dr. Joseph E. Stubbs*, William G. Stubbs and W.H. Reynolds
Western Phoenix The Dem Begun in early 1898, with Ned Copp as editor. Publication was to be daily, except Sundays. [source: Semi-Weekly News (Mansfield, Richland Co., Ohio): 18 January 1898, Vol. 14, No. 5]
HAYESVILLE Journal In 1879 the paper was published weekly by J.W. Brant, with F.H. Smith as Editor. Williard S. Long, one of the former editors of the paper, left Ohio in 1883 to take charge of the Palatka Herald in Florida. [source: Hayesville Journal: 04 January 1883, Vol. 8, No. 27] J.W. Brant left the paper in July of 1886 and was replaced by E.D. Brant. [source: Hayesville Journal: 29 July 1886, Vol. 12, No. 4] OHS: 1/2/1879 -- 12/25/1879; 7/6/1882 -- 12/16/1883 and 1/13/1887 -- 7/31/1890
LOUDONVILLE Advocate OHS: 3/20/1873 -- 3/11/1875; 3/30/1883; 1/23/1890; and 1/1/1914 -- 9/9/1920 Editor: P.H. Stauffer [source: Richland Shield & Banner: 29 June 1889, Vol. LXXII, No. 6]
Hanover Journal Democrat In July, 1879 was enlarged under the management of J.G. Herzog. [source: Ashland Press: 24 July 1879, Vol. XXXIV, No. 1] In February, 1883, the paper started being issued in an eight-page format. [source: Hayesville Journal: 01 March 1883, Vol. 8, No. 36] George L. Campbell retired, and J.H.E. Moxley took over as editor of the paper in February, 1889. [source: Richland Shield & Banner (Mansfield, Richland Co., Ohio): 09 February 1889, Vol. LXXI, No. 38] OHS: 3/17/1887 -- 3/14/1889 and 3/27/1890 -- 9/9/1920
- The Loudonville Democrat: 30 July 1891, Vol. XIII, No. 19
Mohican Advocate Times PERRYSVILLE The Gleaner Started about the beginning of the year, 1898. [source: Semi-Weekly News (Mansfield): 28 June 1898, Vol. 14, No. 54]
Notes: * Dr. Joseph E. Stubbs was later a president of Nevada State University
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