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Montgomery Advertiser dates back to Andrew Jackson's presidency. Montgomery Advertiser was published in 1829 and is known as the Growers' Bulletin. Montgomery became an advertiser in 1833 and became the main newspaper of the New Confederation in 1861. After the Civil War, Confederate veteran Major William Wallace Cruise became editor and began to lead the publication's editorial status in Alabama. By the turn of the century, advertisers had become the state's main spokesperson. In 1903, young Alabama journalist R.F. Hudson joined the ranks of advertisers and began to advance in the company's ranks. In 1935, he bought the Alabama Daily. Five years later, he bought the Alabama Daily, a competitor that has been publishing in Montgomery since 1889. In 1940, the newspaper moved to Washington Avenue.