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Following the guideline Wikipedia:Identifying_blatant_advertising, I removed blatant advertising in this article that was added in 2018 by YC Ella in the form of links to claims of Awards by the Record-Journal and the inclusion of a "Mission" statement by the Record-Journal spoken of in the 1st-person (and referencing the Record-Journal website). Several other referenced statements about the history of the Record-Journal are sourced from the Record-Journal itself, making this article rely too much on primary statements. Secondary sources are needed to describe the Record-Journal in more objective terms suitable for Wikipedia (itself a tertiary source). Baltakatei (talk) 08:01, 28 November 2018 (UTC)Reply