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In 1906, Fred Cronemiller and his wife launched a home-published newspaper, the Evening Herald, in the southern Oregon community of Klamath Falls, located just east of the Cascade Mountains. Two years later, Ed Murray and Wesley O. Smith bought the paper and, with the help of a linotype machine, turned the tabloid into a four-page broadsheet that ran every day except Sunday and cost five cents a copy. Murray and Smith had managed other papers in this town of 6,000 and sought to turn the Herald into the leading local newspaper.

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The Evening Herald, 1908–1942 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2024. Last updated: August 29, 2018

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Marshall Cornett to again head 4th of July Rodeo, 1937

Marshall Cornett to again head 4th of July Rodeo, 1937

The Evening Herald
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Marshall Cornett and Bobbie on 6 Week Trip through WA, ID, Canada, 1938
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Marshall Cornett Named to 1937 Klamath Co Budget Committee

Marshall Cornett Named to 1937 Klamath Co Budget Committee

The Evening Herald
Klamath Falls, Oregon
 • Page 8
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Marshall Cornett Ad for Body Tightening Service, 1941

Marshall Cornett Ad for Body Tightening Service, 1941

The Evening Herald
Klamath Falls, Oregon
 • Page 7
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Marshall Cornett Sold Auto Business, 1941

Marshall Cornett Sold Auto Business, 1941

The Evening Herald
Klamath Falls, Oregon
 • Page 5
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Marshall Cornett Auto Ad, 1938

Marshall Cornett Auto Ad, 1938

The Evening Herald
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Archive Info

Source Information

The Evening Herald, 1908–1942 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2024. Last updated: August 29, 2018