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Title	'Newsboys figured in Riley poetry
Item ID	ISL-JWRiley-375.tif
Description	Newspaper clipping from the Wednesday, October 7, 1970 issue of the "Greenfield Daily Reporter". Report of an account of James Whitcomb Riley's first published poem, "Song of the New Year"; which first appeared in the December 19, 1926 edition of "The Indianapolis Sunday Star". The poem was written in 1877 by James Whitcomb Riley in response to an advertisement placed by "The Indianapolis Journal". Riley entered his poem in the contest which was looking for a "suitable poem for the carriers' New Year's address."
Subject	Riley, James Whitcomb; Poems; Poets; Authors; American literature; Clippings
Publisher	Greenfield Daily Reporter
Publication Date	1970-10-07
Time Period	1970s (1970-1979); 20th century (1900-1999) C.E.
Geographic Location	Greenfield, Indiana, United States
Format of Original	Periodical
Item Type	Text
Language	English
Repository	Indiana State Library
Original Collection	L135: James Whitcomb Riley collection; http://www.in.gov/library/finding-aid/4530.htm
Digital Collection	Indiana Authors and Their Works
Sub-collection	James Whitcomb Riley
Rights	http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/
Copyright Notice	In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
Use Statement	This image may be used for personal, educational, and not-for-profit purposes, such as study, research, classroom teaching, or review, without permission when cited using the Required Credit Line. For other intended uses or questions, contact the Indiana State Library: http://www.in.gov/library/ask.htm
Required Credit Line	James Whitcomb Riley collection, Rare Books and Manuscripts Division, Indiana State Library
Digital Date	2011-06
Digital Format	TIFF; 600 dpi; 24-bit color
Technical Metadata	EPSON Expression 10000
Local Identifier	ISLI [Mss 1] L135

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