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Subject: Re: How are small town papers doing? Author: ralph058 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:02:32 06/15/13 Sat In reply to: mark farmer 's message, "Re: How are small town papers doing?" on 23:26:22 06/12/13 Wed >>I used to handle insert deliveries to newspapers >large & small across TX & adjacent states. The manager >of the Killeen paper's press room told me, "the >smaller the paper, the greater the probility that the >readers will study it." >I think he was right. Dog fights in Killeen count for >more interest than gun fights in Houston. But a gun fight between two old codgers over a woman in Lampasas didn't even make national news when I was at Ft Hood in 1963. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]