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• Kelton Miller started The Eagle in 1892 with one flatbed press and one Linotype typesetting machine.
• It was printed on both the flatbed press and the Stickney rotary press and offered in sheet and coil versions.
• In 1956, he replaced the paper's flatbed press with a new rotary press that printed 13, 000 32-page sections per hour.
• In 1956, he replaced the paper s flatbed press with a new rotary press that printed 13, 000 32-page sections per hour.
• Flatbed Press, a major regional fine arts press, has relocated to the east side of Austin _ and so has the Austin Visual Arts Association.
• In Austin, Flatbed Press and Galleries, which specializes in fine art prints, etchings and woodcuts, has joined Guild . com, a sprawling fine arts Web site.
• The " Post " was produced sheet by sheet on a flatbed press until 1926, when Guiton oversaw the introduction and operation of the first rotary press.
• His work is now exhibited regularly in Texas ( it's currently on view at Flatbed Press ) and has been acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and the University of Texas'Ransom Center.
• Ralph Homan, who operated a local store with his father, bought the newspaper in 1909 . He installed a new Babcock flatbed press and brought in automatic typesetting equipment that took much of the labor out of the production.
• Circulation had declined with the falling Fairbanks population, and reached a low of about 500 in 1925, less than half what it was in 1909 . The paper still relied on an old flatbed press, which dated from the turn of the century.
• "What is most common is that someone will be looking for a particular artist but never have heard of Flatbed, and they come to Guild . com, . . . and we will hopefully have a stock of that work, " says Katherine Brimberry, co-owner of Flatbed Press and Galleries.