According to the Monrovia Historic Preservation Group, it recently received two years of old Monrovia newspapers, which it has turned over to the Monrovia Public Library to be digitized. The library's collection of newspapers was unfortunately missing papers from 1891 to 1907, and the new gift fills part of that gap, from April 2, 1891 to December 22, 1892. The papers were from Dorothy Waterman, of Oregon, whose stepfather, John Russell Read, had been in the newspaper business.
- Brad Haugaard
Need a 'like' button!
ReplyDeleteGood point. I'll have to work on that.
DeleteHow is that?
DeleteI'm not seeing it, where is it?
DeleteWell, actually its a Facebook button. In the gray bar at the bottom of the posting. But you're right, its not quite a Like button. I'll have to see about that.
DeleteOkay, I added Like button. Not sure I like the location of the button but I'll deal with that later.
DeleteAlright - thanks Brad!
DeleteYes... Need that button.
ReplyDeleteYes... Need that button.
ReplyDeleteAdded that button. Thanks all for suggestion.
DeleteWhich paper?
ReplyDeleteI'd guess Monrovia Messenger
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