The Daily talk. [volume]

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About The Daily talk. [volume] (Salem, Or.) 1879-188?
Salem, Or. (1879-188?)

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Title:

The Daily talk. [volume] : (Salem, Or.) 1879-188?

Place of publication:

Salem, Or.

Geographic coverage:

Salem, Marion, Oregon | View more titles from this: City County, State

Dates of publication:

1879-188?

Description:

Began in 1879.

Frequency:

Daily (except Sundays)

Language:

English

Subjects:

Oregon--Salem.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01202924
Salem (Or.)--Newspapers.

Notes:

"A paper calling itself Talk had been started in 1879 as a morning daily, and Frank Conover and associates (Conover & Co.) had carried it on as a daily for seven years. In 1886 it dropped to a weekly and suspended the next year."--History of Oregon newspapers / by George S. Turnbull, Binfords & Mort, c1939, p. 139.
Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 72 (Sept. 13, 1879).
Latest issue consulted: Vol. 4, no. 95 (Oct. 1, 1880).
Some issues have been microfilmed by the University of Oregon.

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