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The cost of newspaper greatly differs from the years in the 30's. In 1930-34 it was merely 5 cents, in later years it was 400 million per page The cost of newspaper greatly differs from the years in the 30's. In 1930-34 it was merely 5 cents, in later years it was 400 million per page

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1mo ago

The cost of a newspaper in 1920 would have varied depending on the publication and location. On average, a newspaper in 1920 would have cost around 2 to 10 cents. Regional and specialized newspapers may have been priced differently.

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12y ago

Newspapers in the 1920s and 1930s still generally cost 2 to 3 cents for the daily edition. The Sunday edition was much larger and had many more pages and special sections (and more advertisements, just like today). The Sunday edition varied in cost from 5 cents to as much as 10 cents.

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15y ago

It depends on the newspaper, some only cost 1 cent. The Atlanta Georgian cost 3 cents in April of 1936.

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14y ago

Two to five cents

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14y ago

around ten cents depending on the paper

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15y ago

about 10p

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13y ago

2c

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7y ago

12 cents

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