
In 1976 "the Princeton Publishing Company was born, and operations began. The new newspaper's name was the Princeton Union-Eagle. The first issue under Andersen ownership was published on June 17, 1976—my sixty-seventh birthday."
"I was not in the newspaper business to make money. I was in it for the mission. Yet we could not carry out the mission for long unless Princeton Publishing turned a profit. Growth was still imperative to make Princeton Publishing secure. We began to think that growth required a new corporate name, one less specific to one community. The initials of the name of our printing plant seemed appropriate [East Central Minnesota Printing]. In 1987, Princeton Publishing became ECM Publishers, Inc."
Image courtesy Elmer L. and Eleanor J. Andersen Family
"A Man's Reach -- A Transforming Life" is on display through August 15 in the Exhibit Gallery, Elmer L. Andersen Library, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Campus.
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