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The history and anatomy of page 1

The history and anatomy of page 1

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  2. Now
    9 Welcome and introduction
    9:15 The American reader and the newspaper
    9:45 History and anatomy of page one
    10:20 BREAK
    10:30 Language of design
    11 Modular design and designing modules
    Noon LUNCH
    12:45 America’s page one – PART ONE
    1:45 America’s page one – PART TWO
    2:45 BREAK
    3 Putting it all together
    3:55 Wrapping it all up
    4 Conclusion

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  3. The Anatomy of Page One

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  4. The Anatomy of Page One

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  5. The Anatomy of Page One

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  6. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser

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  7. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes

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  8. The Anatomy of Page One
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  10. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
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  14. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
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    Label
    Main headline
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    Centerpiece

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  15. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
    Folio, Priceline, Slogan Spot
    Strip, Banner head, Banner Strip
    Label
    Main headline
    Deck headline
    Centerpiece
    Daily Lead News Position

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  16. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
    Folio, Priceline, Slogan Spot
    Strip, Banner head, Banner Strip
    Label
    Main headline
    Deck headline
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    Daily Lead News Position
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  17. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
    Folio, Priceline, Slogan Spot
    Strip, Banner head, Banner Strip
    Label
    Main headline
    Deck headline
    Centerpiece
    Daily Lead News Position
    Mugshot, notch art, inset art
    Hammer headline

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  18. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
    Folio, Priceline, Slogan Spot
    Strip, Banner head, Banner Strip
    Label
    Main headline
    Deck headline
    Centerpiece
    Daily Lead News Position
    Mugshot, notch art, inset art
    Hammer headline
    Summary, Teaser, Refer

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  19. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
    Folio, Priceline, Slogan Spot
    Strip, Banner head, Banner Strip
    Label
    Main headline
    Deck headline
    Centerpiece
    Daily Lead News Position
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    Hammer headline
    Summary, Teaser, Refer
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  20. The Anatomy of Page One
    Skyline, Overline, Overhead Teaser
    Skyboxes, Billboards, Promo Boxes
    Nameplate, Flag, Masthead
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    Main headline
    Deck headline
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    Daily Lead News Position
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    Hammer headline
    Summary, Teaser, Refer
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    Main headline
    Deck headline
    Centerpiece
    Daily Lead News Position
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    Summary, Teaser, Refer
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    Index, Insider, Features Box

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    Main headline
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    Centerpiece
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    Hammer headline
    Summary, Teaser, Refer
    Tripod, Bold lead in
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    Index, Insider, Features Box
    Summary, Rail, Insiders, Teasers
    UPC Code, Bar Code

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  24. America’s Page One
    A Look Back

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  25. America’s Page One
    A Look Back: 1704

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    June 1, 1776

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    1777 1791

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    1819 1863

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    1863 1865

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    1865 1867

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    1885

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    Building pages

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    1907 1925

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    1932 1940

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    1941 1943

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    1956 1963

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    1977 1982 1986

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    1892

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    1995 2005

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  40. America’s Page One
    2011 2019
    Serving Farmersville and East Collin County Since 1885
    • Farmersville, Texas, Thursday, February 21, 2019 • 2 Sections, 10 Pages $1.00
    The Farmersville Times
    Volume 133
    Issue 12
    © Copyright 2019. All Rights Reserved.
    C&S Media Publications
    Lake Lavon Levels
    Normal – 492
    492.49 ft
    as of 2/18/19
    Lake Jim Chapman
    Normal 440 – Current
    440.50 ft
    Source: US Army Corps of Engineers
    In thIs Issue
    Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . .3B
    Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . .. .3A
    Opinion . . . . . . . . . ... . . .4A
    Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . 4B
    Sports . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 1B
    Contact us at:
    972-442-5515 or
    [email protected]
    www.farmersvilletimes.com
    UPCOMING
    CALENDAR
    Farmersville soFtball opens season – sports, 1b
    By Wyndi Veigel
    News Editor
    [email protected]
    A contested race has de-
    veloped for the May 4 elec-
    tion both for Farmersville city
    council and Farmersville Inde-
    pendent School District Board
    of Trustees.
    On Farmersville ISD school
    board, both Tommy Monk and
    David Ketcher have filed for
    Place 5, which was formerly
    held by Glenn McClain.
    Ketcher, who is retired, has
    30 years in public education
    as a teacher, coach and a high
    school principal.
    He stated he is running
    because of his experiences
    give him the perspective
    of being both a teacher and
    an administrator.
    Monk is retired from Gar-
    land Power and Light. He cur-
    rently works for Crown Pools
    Company.
    He is running for school
    board to make a positive dif-
    ference in the community and
    leave the world a better place
    than he found it, he said. He
    also previously served on the
    school board from 2010 to
    2017.
    Brian Brazil has filed for
    Place 6 on the school board,
    which was previously held by
    Kenneth Roose who withdrew
    his application early in the fil-
    ing period.
    Brazil’s professional back-
    ground includes working at
    State Farm Insurance after
    graduating from Austin Col-
    lege. After seven years and
    multiple promotions at State
    Farm, he became the vice presi-
    dent of operations for a smaller
    insurance company, and then
    spent two years as the AVP of
    Sales for a telecommunications
    company.
    Brazil is running for the
    board because of his love of the
    community and wanting to give
    back to Farmersville.
    For Place 7, Jason McTee
    has filed. Incumbent and presi-
    dent of the school board, Jeff
    Hurst, did not seek reelection.
    Professionally, McTee has
    worked for ABB/Dodge for 10
    years as a sales engineer cover-
    ing East Texas and North Loui-
    siana. He has been in the power
    transmission industry for over
    20 years starting in production
    and working his way up to his
    current position.
    He is running for school
    board because though he has
    been a volunteer in myriad
    ways he believes it is time for
    him to focus on the education
    of local kids.
    For city council, a contested
    race has emerged for Place 5,
    which is currently held by Todd
    Rolen.
    Both Rolen and Dwain
    Mathers filed for this seat.
    Rolen, who is a warehouse
    manager and sales engineer,
    has lived and worked in Farm-
    ersville his entire life and is a
    1988 Farmersville High School
    graduate.
    “As a lifelong resident of
    Farmersville, I was fortunate
    to have so many help with my
    development. It was their giv-
    ing nature that shaped me into
    who am I today. It is imperative
    that others have the same op-
    portunity. For this, I would like
    to continue serving as a council
    member for the city that served
    me and my family,” he said.
    Rolen said the most impor-
    tant issue that Farmersville is
    facing is imminent growth and
    the path that the city will take
    to deal with the growth will be
    the biggest challenge.
    “Building and financing im-
    provements in infrastructure
    will be our biggest limiting
    factor. Infrastructure improve-
    ments will facilitate growth in
    all facets within our city. At
    this point, I don’t think we are
    See ELECTION page 5A
    Contested race develops on council, school board
    Wyndi Veigel/The Farmersville Times
    Investigators look into the cause of a deadly house fire on Maple Street that occurred in the early morn-
    ing hours of Tuesday, Feb. 19. For more photos see page 6A.
    Double fatality fire under investigation
    Former
    police
    officer
    arrested
    By Wyndi Veigel
    News Editor
    [email protected]
    A former Farmersville police of-
    ficer has been arrested on a felony
    drug charge by the Texas Rangers.
    Bradley Jason Dean, 33, of
    Greenville was arrested Feb. 7 by
    Hunt County Sheriff’s deputies on
    a warrant filed by Texas Ranger
    R e u b e n
    Mankin.
    T h e
    charges are
    for posses-
    sion of a
    controlled
    substance
    in penalty
    group 3,
    more than
    or equal to
    28 grams,
    less than 200 grams, which is a
    Third Degree felony.
    According to information in-
    cluded in the arrest warrant that
    was signed by Hunt County Justice
    of the Peace Sheila Linden, Mankin
    began conducting an investigation
    Aug. 29, 2018 into allegations that
    Dean was purchasing additional
    prescription medications, outside
    his prescribed amount, through an
    individual named Teri Trejo.
    Mankin was able to confirm
    it was happening, the document
    said, and that the transactions were
    See TEXAS page 2A
    Bradley
    Jason Dean
    Teens evade police,
    total car in wreck
    By Wyndi Veigel
    News Editor
    [email protected]
    A joyride turned danger-
    ous as two teens fled from
    Farmersville police Friday,
    Feb. 15.
    According to information
    released by Farmersville
    Police Lt. Marsha Phillips,
    two 16-year-old males from
    Princeton were traveling on
    Hwy. 380 close to Brook-
    shire’s when Patrol Officer
    Korey Redding clocked them
    for speeds over 100 mph in
    a white 2010 Nissan Altima.
    The teens fled from the
    officer after he attempted to
    initiate a traffic stop.
    Continuing down Hwy.
    380, the teens turned onto
    CR 559, the road that leads
    to the lake.
    The car wrecked on CR
    562 after hitting a tree.
    Both teens were taken to
    Medical City of McKinney
    and then released to their
    parents.
    Farmersville Police will be
    filing felony eluding charges
    on the driver of the vehicle
    and are investigating why the
    teens were carrying counter-
    feit currency with them.
    The driver suffered inju-
    ries to his knee and his nose
    from the airbag deployment
    See WRECK page 6A
    Wyndi Veigel/The Farmersville Times
    A car was totaled Friday, Feb. 15 after two 16-year-olds from Princeton slid into a tree
    while trying to evade Farmersville police officers.
    Boy Scout Troop 310 and
    Cub Pack 309 will pick up
    grocery bags at houses in
    Farmersville Saturday, Feb.23
    to collect non-perishable food
    items for the Farmersville
    Outreach Alliance Food Pan-
    try.
    Scouting For Food is an
    annual community service
    project done by scouts to help
    fully stock local food pantries.
    Most needed items include
    canned meats, peanut butter,
    canned fruits, beans, hearty
    soups, diapers, and baby for-
    mula.
    Filled bags need to be
    placed by front door for early
    pick up prior to 9 a.m. Satur-
    day, Feb. 23.
    Anyone who does not re-
    ceive a bag, may still donate
    by dropping items off in the
    box located at the family life
    building at theFirst United
    Methodist Church prior to
    Feb. 23.
    Scouting for food to
    be held Feb. 23
    Thursday, Feb. 21: 6:30
    p.m. Farmersville EDC meeting
    (4A), city hall, council cham-
    bers
    Monday, Feb. 25: 7 p.m.
    Farmersville ISD School Board
    meeting, Administration build-
    ing
    Tuesday, Feb. 26: 6 p.m.,
    Farmersville City Council, city
    hall
    Saturday, March 2: 9 a.m.
    to 3 p.m., Farmers and Fleas,
    Onion Shed
    Farmersville Historical
    Society luncheon Saturday
    The Farmersville Historical
    Society will host its annual
    luncheon and style show at 11
    a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 at the
    Farmersville High School.
    Tickets, which serve as
    the society’s main fund-
    raiser, are $20 and available
    for purchase at Dyer Drug
    Store, Main Street Antiques,
    Fiber Circle or at the door.
    One of the main high-
    lights will be a style show
    of historic women’s lounge-
    wear, presented by Henson-
    Kickernick, Inc.
    Other entertainment in-
    cludes a reading of Catharine
    Ingelman-Sundberg’s “The
    Little Old Lady that Broke
    all the Rules.” Book review-
    er Susan Boone will lead
    the discussion.
    By Wyndi Veigel
    News Editor
    [email protected]
    A house fire on Maple Street quick-
    ly turned deadly in the early morning
    hours of Tuesday, Feb. 19 for two el-
    derly individuals.
    According to information released
    by Farmersville Police Chief Mike
    Sullivan, longtime Farmersville resi-
    dents Delvin Sergent, 86, and Betty
    Sergent, 88, were found deceased
    within the structure.
    Immediate family members who
    responded to the scene are also from
    Farmersville.
    The initial 911 call came into Col-
    lin County Dispatch shortly after 4
    a.m. when a neighbor saw flames and
    called emergency services.
    Farmersville Police Officer Mag-
    gie Olvera and Collin County Deputy
    Jonathan McCann were the first on
    scene and saw the home that was fully
    engulfed by flames on one side.
    According to Sullivan, Olvera and
    the deputy saw a walker near one of
    the windows and broke a window to
    see if they could rescue a potential
    victim.
    They were unable to gain access to
    the home as was the fire department
    due to the home being engulfed by
    flames.
    As embers rained down throughout
    the neighborhood it quickly became
    evident that the fire was of a signifi-
    cant size and due to the proximity of
    the other houses, three other homes
    were evacuated.
    The fire department went defensive
    to keep the fire from spreading to ad-
    joining homes.
    Farmersville Fire Department
    and the Princeton Fire Department
    See FIRE page 6A

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  41. Next
    9 Welcome and introduction
    9:15 The American reader and the newspaper
    9:45 History and anatomy of page one
    10:20 BREAK
    10:30 Language of design
    11 Modular design and designing modules
    Noon LUNCH
    12:45 America’s page one – PART ONE
    1:45 America’s page one – PART TWO
    2:45 BREAK
    3 Putting it all together
    3:55 Wrapping it all up
    4 Conclusion

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