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«Framgang»
er et moderat Venstreblad og CentrumsSorgan, der særskilt slutter sig til de to Amtscentrumsforeningers Programmer i Kristians og Hedemarkens Amter.
«Framgang» vil saaledes sætte sig som et væsentligt Maal: «i Troskab mod al god national Arv i Folket at varetage den norske Bondestands politiske og sociale Interesser ved Siden af de andre Stænder.
«Framgang» vil saavcl i politisk Henseende, overfor de moderneste radikale Grundsætninger, som i andre Forhold kalde paa Bondeskjønnet og klare og styrke det til med Kraft at gjøre sig gjældende i det offentlige Liv.
«Framgang» vil søge at skaffe Nyheds-Meddelelser saa hurtigt som muligt. Det vil stadig - især i Stortingstiden – bringe Korrespondancer fra Kristiania.
«Framgang» vil altid indeholde originale Artikler og Breve fra de Bygder, hvor det vinder Indpas om kommunale Møder og betydeligere Hændelser eller eiendommelige Forhold af enhver Slags.
«Framgang» udkommer paa Lillehammer med to femspaltede Numere om Ugen og koster 1 Krone Kvartalet, frit sendt i Posten eller ombragt i Byen; det kan bestilles paa ethvert Posthus og i Expeditionen. Avertissementer betales med 10 Øre Korpuslinjen. For større Annoncer erholdes Rabat.
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