Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 244, Hammond, Lake County, 2 April 1920 — Page 7

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Everywhere through the country publishers are laboring under the effects of the acute shortage of newsprint. In the effort: to conserve white paper newspaper prices have been raised in many cities. The Chicago Tribune has found it necessary to make radical curtailments in its use of paper, and to accomplish the saving has been compelled to raise its price in those districts where the competition of newspapers from other cities is more effective. By this means and by other curtailments and economies, The Tribune is now saving more than 400 tons of white paper each week. But in Chicago and its suburban

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districts competition of papers published in other cities is not felt. To increase the price of The Chicago Sunday Tribune here could have no effect except to increase The Tribune's revenues at tln.e expense of the public. Therefore, unless other contingencies make the step unavoidable, The Tribune Company will not increase the price of The S unday Tribune in this locality. The price will remain at 7c as heretofore. The public is requested to immediately advise us of any attempt to charge more than 7c anywhere in Chicago and the suburban districts within a radius of forty miles. When you buy next Sunday's Chicago Tribune pay 7c. Pay no more. Order your copy in advance from your dealer.

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