| Show UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION World War II were initially responsible for the change financial gains realized from the twice-a-week operation in comparison with the daily frequency made it advantageous to maintain in later years On August 1942 the paper was sold to Charles Claybaugh and William Bill Long former Kansas newsmen Long and Alwayne Waynie Claybaugh produced the paper while her husband known as Clay was in the World War II military He returned in 1945 and in 1950 the Claybaughs purchased Longinterest For many years the Brigham City papers were twin weeklies the News the early-week edition the Journal the later product Claybaugh was the publisher emeritus at the time of his death June 1975 and has been installed in the Newspaper Hall of Fame The publication remains today in his family published by son Charles Tuff Claybaugh Neither the News nor the Journal was Brigham Cityfirst newspaper That honor belonged to the oft-quoted Brigham Bugler founded June 14 1890 by Mansfield Snow It was described by Alter in Early Utah Journalism as well received and generously patronized Alter continued On the other hand it earned what it received for it gave an excellent news service presented in splendid form brief competitor the Herald came and went early in 1891 and the following year the Brigham City Report arrived on the scene edited by Jacobsen and managed by Rosenbaum Its motto beneath the page one flag proclaimed it tobe Fearless Faithful and Free It began March 24 1892 and was incorporated with the Inter-Mountain News which had the same publishing team on May 16 1903 Lynn Parry became the owner in 1907 and on February 22 1908 the paper ceased publication The Box Elder Voice was launched March 1894 by Thomson known to colleagues as Milo Zip When it was joinedmonth later by the News the community had three papers That undoubtedly contributed to the Voice closing on April 20 1895 The Bugler which Alter describes as no better 82 Digital image 2005 Marriott Library University of Utah Al rights reserved |
