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The Dover Reporter
The Dover Reporter was a locally published
newspaper which recorded the history of Dover and contemporary
events in the period September 1965 through June 1969; and
August 1974 through February 1976.
It was a business - but
run locally by locals. It grew from a mimeographed newsletter
in the fall of 1965 to a full newspaper, published weekly,
later that year.
The editor, publisher and
writer was Carl Bryant. He wrote an historical article
for each issue, the first written history of Dover since
Frank Smith's histories in the early years of the 20th Century.
Personal issues caused the newspaper to cease
publication in June 1969, but it was started again in August
1974. It finally ceased publication forever in February
1976.
Please peruse these searchable pages at your
leisure. If you were in Dover during these years, you will
perhaps find your name and live those days again. Or look
for people you know or read Dover's history in Carl Bryant's
well-written articles.
If you would like to have your own
copy to use without accessing the internet, the complete
set of issues is available for a $50 donation to the
Dover Historical Society.
Thank you for visiting.
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The Dover Reporter CD covers all the years of publication:
September 1965 through June 1969, and August 1974 through
February 1976.
Your purchase contributes to the work of
the Dover Historical Society and is tax deductible.
The CD is written
in a searchable pdf format: search the document by
keyword or date!
$50.00
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The Dover Historical
Society
PO Box 534
Dover, MA 02030
5 0 8 - 7 8 5 - 1 8 3 2
info@doverhistoricalsociety.org
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