In 1938, Arthur and Etoile Cox arrived in Portland from Kansas City. They published The Northwest Clarion from 1943-1961 and also owned and operated Cox Funeral Home in NE Portland. The Northwest Clarion is also known as The Northwest Clarion and Pacific Dispatch, with Pacific Dispatched published out of Seattle.
Dates of Publication
1946 -1960[?]
Motto
“How can I hear the things you say when the things you do keep thundering in my ear?”
Frequency
Weekly
Dates of Publication
1946 -1960[?]
Motto
“How can I hear the things you say when the things you do keep thundering in my ear?”
Frequency
Weekly
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Northwest Clarion-April 21, 1947
Publisher
Arthur A. Cox/Northwest Clarion Publishing Company
Editor
Chesley E. Corbett
Address
2736 N.E. Rodney Ave
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Northwest Clarion-December 30, 1955
Publisher
Arthur A. Cox/Northwest Clarion Publishing Company
Editor
Chesley E. Corbett
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Northwest Clarion-February 12, 1959
Publisher
Arthur A. Cox/Northwest Clarion Publishing Company
Editor
Chesley E. Corbett
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Northwest Clarion-June 2, 1960
Publisher
Arthur A. Cox/Northwest Clarion Publishing Company
Editor
Chesley E. Corbett
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Northwest Clarion-March 9, 1961
Publisher
Arthur A. Cox/Northwest Clarion Publishing Company
Editor
Chesley E. Corbett
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave