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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1956)
xv umoer o oj u series copyn jnc l'Job, Bureau of Advertising, American Newsp; ?'hL!shcai Assaoiation L ;: I J I 1 I 1 - " 4 i i I ,p'c j; . tr nil. Giant jaws of the Berger crane at Crown Zcllerbach'i Camas, Washington paper mill pick up SO tons of logs at one bite. Whether the job be picking up fifty tons of logs or picking up more and more customers, you need the powerful services of a giant. In selling, you need the newspaper the giant who lives in every town. - Each day more than 56,000,000 newspapers are bought by people in big cities, middle-sized towns and crossroad hamlets. The newspaper reaches deep into America's markets, influencing your every possible prospect. Wide-awake retailers, wholesalers 'and distributors know and use the powerful selling punch delivered by their daily newspapers. And they know, also, that nothing gives a bigger boost to the products they sell than to have the manufacturer's ads backing up their own in the same newspapers. Whatever you sell, wherever you sell, you need a giant. That giant is the newspaper. Put it on the job. Keep it on the job. All business is local. . . and so are all newspapers. Published in the interest of more effective advertising by the Medford Mail Tribune
