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Western Herald (Bourke) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Western Herald (Bourke)
The ''Western Herald'' is a print newspaper, published in Bourke, New South Wales, Australia. It services the town of Bourke and surrounding districts. The current cover price is $1.70. ==History== The ''Western Herald'' was first published in 1887. The founding editor of the newspaper was Edward Davis Millen. Philip Chapman was taken into partnership around 1889, and was editor until 1918, when the newspaper was purchased by brothers Archibald and Samuel Carmichael.〔The history of Bourke Vol X : the papers presented by the members of the Bourke and District Historical Society. Bourke and District Historical Society, 1985. pp. 444-446.〕 In the 1930s the partnership became Carmichael & Son, with Archibald and his son Lester. Lester's son Dal took over in the early 1970s. The Carmichael and Son partnership ended in 1997.〔Roe, Jonathan. "The Western Herald turns 125". The Western Herald (4 October 2012).〕 The newspaper is now owned by Navoc Pty. Limited. The paper was originally printed on broadsheet, changing to the tabloid format with the issue of 1 February 1974,〔Bourke Public Library newspaper archives.〕 due to "stress created by the Darling River flood, lack of the usual amount of advertising and, once again, that inevitable staff shortage".〔The Western Herald, Editorial, 8 February 1974〕 The ''Western Herald'' currently occupies the building that was originally the Good Templars' Temperance Hall, one of the oldest surviving buildings in Bourke.〔The history of Bourke Vol. 12 : the papers presented by the members of the Bourke and District Historical Society. Bourke and District Historical Society, 1979. pp. 135.〕
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