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Manitoba Business: Dauphin Herald
In October 1904, the Dauphin Herald at Dauphin was founded by Fred F. Moore. He operated it until mid-1907 when it was taken over by George King and his son William Duncan King. They later merged it with the Dauphin Press into the Dauphin Herald and Press. After George King’s death in 1924, the paper was managed by a group including his sons and son-in-law, William Stanley Marsh.
Publishers
Period
Publisher
1904-1907
Fred F. Moore (c1869-?)
1907-1924
George King (1858-1924)
1925-1931
William Duncan King (1883-1931)
1931-1949
William Stanley Marsh (1881-1949)
1949-1960
Edythe Ellen King Marsh (c1889-1960)
Editors
Period
Editor
1904-1907
Fred F. Moore (c1869-?)
1907-1924
George King (1858-1924)
1925-1931
William Stanley Marsh (1881-1949)
1931-1939
?
1939-1941
Alfred James Marsh (1916-1942)
1941-1946
William Stanley Marsh (1881-1949)
1946-?
Helen Frances Marsh (1917-1995)
Sources:
“FO. A. James Marsh killed on active service overseas,” Dauphin Herald and Press, 20 August 1942, page 1.
“William S. Marsh, Herald publisher, dies on Monday,” Dauphin Herald and Press, 8 September 1949, page 1.
The Story of Manitoba’s Weekly Newspapers by Major A. M. Pratt, The Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association, 1970, pages 551-564.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 July 2022
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