Arkansas Gazette - Revision history

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← Older revision		Revision as of 00:31, 9 February 2010
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	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] on November 20, 1819. Woodruff began publishing the paper at Arkansas Post with a screw press purchased in Franklin, Tennessee, and floated up the [[Arkansas River]] by pirogue. The last issue at Arkansas Post was published on November 29, 1821.		The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] on November 20, 1819. Woodruff began publishing the paper at Arkansas Post with a screw press purchased in Franklin, Tennessee, and floated up the [[Arkansas River]] by pirogue. The last issue at Arkansas Post was published on November 29, 1821.

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 [[Image:Ark-gazette-ark-post.jpg|thumb|250px]]
-The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''[[Arkansas Advocate]]'' took over the contract.
+The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] on November 20, 1819. Woodruff began publishing the paper at Arkansas Post with a screw press purchased in Franklin, Tennessee, and floated up the [[Arkansas River]] by pirogue. The last issue at Arkansas Post was published on November 29, 1821.
 The ''Gazette'' installed the first typesetting machine in Arkansas in 1894.

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 ==References==
-*Frederick William Allsopp, ''History of the Arkansas Press for a Hundred Years and More'' (Parke-Harper Publishing, 1922), 19, 23.
+*Frederick William Allsopp, ''History of the Arkansas Press for a Hundred Years and More'' (Parke-Harper Publishing, 1922), 19, 23, 42-48.
 *Ira Don Richards, ''Story of a Rivertown: Little Rock in the Nineteenth Century'' (1969), 12.
 *Paulette Walker and Alan Paulson, ''Historic Pulaski County: Arkansas'' (Arcadia Publishing, 1999), 8.
 ==External links==

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	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''[[Arkansas Advocate]]'' took over the contract.		The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''[[Arkansas Advocate]]'' took over the contract.

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		+	[[Image:Ark-gazette-ark-post.jpg\|thumb]]
	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''[[Arkansas Advocate]]'' took over the contract.		The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''[[Arkansas Advocate]]'' took over the contract.

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−	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''Arkansas Advocate'' took over the contract.	+	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821. Woodruff remained the official printer of the state government until 1833, when the ''[[Arkansas Advocate]]'' took over the contract.

	The ''Gazette'' installed the first typesetting machine in Arkansas in 1894.		The ''Gazette'' installed the first typesetting machine in Arkansas in 1894.

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−	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in ~~1821~~. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821.	+	The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1819. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821.

	The '''Gazette''' was the oldest continuously published newspaper in the country until its sale to the ''[[Arkansas Democrat]]'' on October 18, 1991.		The '''Gazette''' was the oldest continuously published newspaper in the country until its sale to the ''[[Arkansas Democrat]]'' on October 18, 1991.

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 The '''''Arkansas Gazette''''' was established by New York newspaperman [[William E. Woodruff]] in 1821. Woodruff first published the paper in Arkansas Post before moving his press up the [[Arkansas River]] to Little Rock in December 1821.
-The '''Gazette''' was the oldest continuously published newspaper in the country until its sale to the '''[[Arkansas Democrat]]''' on October 18, 1991.
+The '''Gazette''' was the oldest continuously published newspaper in the country until its sale to the ''[[Arkansas Democrat]]'' on October 18, 1991.
 ==References==