The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1975 — Page 29

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The large, orange Ink tank, located In the press room, is tilled by semi-tanker coming direct from a Detroit ink supplier. It holds 1,800 gallons of ink and Is one of the new features of the addition. Prior to its installation, the corporation

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This photo was taken when both of the folders were running. It shows the community folder in operation. While Louise Golden takes papers from the press Bruce Nusbaum checks pages.

purchased ink In 55 gallon barrels and the pressmen hand-pumped Ink from the barrels to the press. Now, ink is pumped from the tank to the six press units through high pressure piping and flexible hose connected to flow guns.

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Six weeks supply of newspaper is kept in storage at most times. This represents 100 tons of paper. Additional paper, shown here, is stored in the press room. Each of the giant rolls weighs 1,000 pounds and contains six miles of newsprint — enough to make a path of paper three feet wide between Milford and Leesburg. Each week The Mail-Journal and the three editions of 'the paper' use about five tons of newsprint.