Minnesota Journalism in the Territorial Period
Minnesota Journalism in the Territorial Period
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275 lican ill St. Anthony; the St. Paul Times and the St. Paul Ad- vertiser; the St. Croix Union, and Winona Argus; and the four dailies of the Pioneer, the Minnesotian, the Democrat, and the Times. Thus the total of new papers in 1854 was nine, counting the dailies.
Only the Pioneer Press, begun as the Minnesota Pioneer, sur- vives. Neither the parties nor populations of those times called for any such lavish waste o
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
275 lican ill St. Anthony; the St. Paul Times and the St. Paul Ad- vertiser; the St. Croix Union, and Winona Argus; and the four dailies of the Pioneer, the Minnesotian, the Democrat, and the Times. Thus the total of new papers in 1854 was nine, counting the dailies.
Only the Pioneer Press, begun as the Minnesota Pioneer, sur- vives. Neither the parties nor populations of those times called for any such lavish waste o
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