Nov 25 1931 Chicago Tribune Newspaper Page For Sale

This is a vintage Chicago Daily Tribune newspaper page dated Wednesday, November 25, 1931. The newspaper is the final edition. It is priced at 2 cents and features headlines including "Fights Robber Gang; Kills 1," along with various news articles, cartoons, and advertisements from that era.

The front page covers topics such as the Japanese ambush battle, a Milwaukee jury refusing to convict in liquor cases, and a report on Tom Mix's near death and rushed serum treatment. There is also a cartoon titled "How to Work Up an Appetite for Thanksgiving Dinner." The back page include local news, classifieds, and advertisements for products like the 1932 model Wurlitzer radio and Campbell's Tomato Soup.

Included in this listing is the single newspaper page as shown in the photos. The newspaper is printed on paper substrate and was published in the United States. It showcases a historic snapshot of American and world events, culture, and commerce from the early 1930s, making it a collectible item for vintage newspaper collectors, historians, and enthusiasts.

Specifications:
- Brand: Chicago Daily Tribune
- Item Type: Newspaper Page
- Date: Wednesday, November 25, 1931
- Edition: Final Edition
- Price: 2 Cents
- Country of Origin: United States
- Substrate: Paper
- Includes front and back of 1 page as shown in photos
Measures approx. 23.25 inches by 17.25 inches

This newspaper page is a rare piece of history that provides insight into the news and advertising style of the early 20th century. It is ideal for collectors looking to expand their vintage newspaper collection or for those interested in the historical events of 1931.

This was originally bound in a book from the newspaper office. It was no longer bound in the book when we acquired it.
This is from a large collection of Chicago Tribune Newspaper pages from an estate that we recently acquired. All date to about the early to mid 1930s. So please checkout our other listings from this collection.