OFFICE OF THE NEBRASKA POPULIST. FRANK MARKS, Proprietor. Norfolk, Neb., Nov. 10 1893. Hon. Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Sir: I have an opportunity to sell my paper, The Nebraska Populist, (sample copy in this mail). Will you kindly inform me at your earliest convenience what inducements, if any, will your people offer to the right parties to establish a real live daily paper in your city, providing you have the privilege of controlling its policy on all matters affecting the ...

OFFICE OF THE NEBRASKA POPULIST. FRANK MARKS, Proprietor. Norfolk, Neb., 189[3] all the other local papers combined. As regards my integrity, ability, etc., I take pleasure in referring you to the following named gentlemen: Mr. B. Ternes, U. S. Com., Ogden, Hon. G. W. Moyer, of your city, Mr. Fred J. Keisel, Ogden, Mr. W. C. Hawkins, Arimo, Idaho, Mr. Fred Chadwick, five mile P.O. at

Frank Marks Nov. 10 [18]93.