The Gilroy Dispatch is an American weekly newspaper published in Gilroy, California. The Gilroy Dispatch traces its lineage to the Gilroy Advocate, which published from September 12, 1868 to April 28, 1949. In 1925, John N. Hall and Thomas Losey started the competing The Advocate, a six-day daily. In 1930, Hall sold his interest in the Dispatch to Lloyd E. Smith, who also bought the Advocate and merged it with the Gilroy Evening Dispatch. Smith published the Dispatch until 1939. George R. Kane, Patrick H. Peabody and Joseph Hoeteling purchased The Dispatch in 1949 from George W. Werner, its publisher since 1941. Kane’s group sold the publication to Jerry Fuchs and Millard Hoyle in March 1972. McClatchy Newspapers Inc. purchased it from Fuchs and Hoyle in August 1978. At the time of the sale it published three days a week and had a reported circulation of 6500. More information...
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