"Job printing" is the commercial printing of items for individuals or businesses: for example, the production of handbills, letterhead, envelopes, business forms, event programs, etc. See glossary at Heidelberg website, archived 2012-03-21.
Sehnert (2009-11-09) gives the name of the Norton, Kansas paper as the Daily Telegraph; other sources, including Sehnert (2007), suggest that this is an error.
Sources differ on the date of the windstorm that took the Newsboy out of service. May 1930 is the date given by Discoe 2008-12-27; she then quotes a "mid-June 1930" article by Strunk about the plane's retirement. Watts (2005)[usurped] gives a date of July 1930 for the storm, citing a 1987 letter from Allen Strunk. Since Discoe uses a contemporary source directly, her date is used in this article.
Quotes by Strunk are from a "mid-June 1930" Gazette article, quoted in Discoe 2008-12-27.
"Job printing" is the commercial printing of items for individuals or businesses: for example, the production of handbills, letterhead, envelopes, business forms, event programs, etc. See glossary at Heidelberg website, archived 2012-03-21.
Sources differ on the date of the windstorm that took the Newsboy out of service. May 1930 is the date given by Discoe 2008-12-27; she then quotes a "mid-June 1930" article by Strunk about the plane's retirement. Watts (2005)[usurped] gives a date of July 1930 for the storm, citing a 1987 letter from Allen Strunk. Since Discoe uses a contemporary source directly, her date is used in this article.
