Le Messager Documents, Items, and Photographs

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Il y a 47 ans [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of an article from Le Messager identifying the staff from 1908. Attached is a transcript of the identifications.
La Presse, La Redaction, Personnel de la Composition [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of section B, pages 5 and 6, of the 75th anniversary edition of Le Messager. The article identifies Le Messager staff: James Craig, Alfred Dagneau, Robert LeClair, Roger Saucier, Vincent Bernier, Louis-Philippe Gagné, Mme. H. F. Roy, Yvonne Blais, Bertha Dick, Regina Bilodeau, and Jeanne Paré.
Le Messager en 1896 and Un Predecesseur [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of two news clippings from Le Messager 75th Anniversary publication. One is a photo with a caption describing the the Le Messager staff at their old office location on Chestnut Street from 1896, the other is of the Lisbon Street facade of the Le Messager offices before renovations.
Le Messager Staff, 1955 [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of a caption listing the staff of Le Messager 47 years into their operations.
Un Predecesseur [Article]

Le Messager

Undated clipping from Le Messager showing the location of the offices at 225 Lisbon Street in Lewiston, Maine.
Le Messager en 1896 [Article]

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Photocopies of two articles from unknown sources featuring a photo of the staff in front of the Le Messager office on Chestnut Street in Lewiston, Maine, in 1896.
Un Fait Unique [Article]

Le Messager

Article clipping from 1953 about M. Jacques Pelletier and his receipt for a subscription to Le Messager dating back to 1882.
Fêtes de l'Acadie [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of an undated article from Le Messager.
Nos porteurs du Messager

Le Messager

Undated clipping from Le Messager listing the delivery carriers for the publication.
Le Coin de la Femme par Rolande [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of an article from Le Messager dating back to June 16, 1948.
M. Guy Ladouceur Redevient Membre du Personnel du "Messager" Preposé aux Annonces [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy of an article from Le Messager announcing the addition of M. Guy Ladouceur to the staff.
Alphonse de la Rochelle Letter

Alphonse de la Rochelle

Letter from Alphonse de la Rochelle to Louis-Philippe Gagné regarding Le Messager c. 1943.
En Glanant [Article]

Louis-Philippe Gagné

Photocopy of a piece written on the 60th anniversary of Le Messager by Louis-Philippe Gagné.
Echos du Cinquantenaire [Article]

Le Messager

Article clipping of a photograph identifying the staff of Le Messager at their 50th anniversary.
Le Messager 60ème anniversaire [Article]

Le Messager

Clipping from Le Messager showing the extieror of the offices in Lewiston, Maine, with a sign on display announcing their 60th anniversary.
Le Messager 60th Anniversary [Articles]

Le Messager

Four photocopies of articles about the 60th anniversary of the French-language publication Le Messager, from the March 30, 1940, edition.

Article 1: 'Notre 60ème anniversaire', Le Messager, by Louis-Philippe Gagné

Article 2: 'Notre 60ème anniversaire', Le Messager, author unknown

Article 3: 'Notre 60ème anniversaire', Le Messager, by Louis-Philippe Gagné [duplicate]

Article 4: 'Une contribution', Le Messager
Le Messager dans ses Debuts [Article]

Le Messager

Undated article clipping from Le Messager c. 1940 with a photograph of their first location near Lincoln Street in Lewiston, Maine.
Les Ateliers du "Messager" [Article]

Le Messager

Undated clipping from Le Messager showing the entrance to the offices of Le Messager and WCOU.
Notre Personnel il y a a 32 ans [Article]

Le Messager

Article from Le Messager identifying staff from a photograph from 1908, 32 years prior.
Ou nous rappelons les personnes identifiees avec le Messager [Article]

Le Messager

Photocopy from an undated article in Le Messager identifying the staff from 1928.
Le Messager 1938 [Photograph]

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Photograph of men working with machinery that might be the Le Messager printing presses.
Le Messager Office [Photograph]

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Undated photograph of Le Messager Office, c. 1938
Three Men and Machinery [Photograph]

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Photograph of three men with a piece of machinery identified as Uncle George, Doc, and Ray, c. 1938
Staff of 'Le Messager' [Article]

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Photocopy of an article from an unknown source with a photograph of the staff of Le Messager from 1930. The photograph was provided by Louis-Philippe Gagné's daughter Yvette Williams. Identified in the photograph are Louis-Philippe Gagné, Valdor Couture, Romeo Couture, and a woman in the foreground thought to be Clarisse Deblois.
Letter from George Filteau to Albert Béliveau

George Filteau

Letter from George Filteau of Le Messager to Albert Béliveau.