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'''''The Birmingham Sunday Morning Star''''' was a weekly, eight-page, 48-column, Sunday morning newspaper published by [[Johnson & Lacey]] began publication on [[July 24]], [[1887]]. | '''''The Birmingham Sunday Morning Star''''' was a weekly, eight-page, 48-column, Sunday morning newspaper published by [[Johnson & Lacey]] began publication on [[July 24]], [[1887]]. Its offices were located at 1921½ [[2nd Avenue North]]. 5,000 copies of the first issue were distributed gratuitously throughout the city for free. After the first issue, subscriptions cost 10 cents per month; 25 cents per quarter or one dollar per year. | ||
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Revision as of 12:10, 7 August 2017
The Birmingham Sunday Morning Star was a weekly, eight-page, 48-column, Sunday morning newspaper published by Johnson & Lacey began publication on July 24, 1887. Its offices were located at 1921½ 2nd Avenue North. 5,000 copies of the first issue were distributed gratuitously throughout the city for free. After the first issue, subscriptions cost 10 cents per month; 25 cents per quarter or one dollar per year.