What was the price of daily local newspaper in 1915?

The price of a daily local newspaper in 1915 varied depending on the location and the specific newspaper. In general, daily newspapers in major cities cost between 1 and 2 cents, while newspapers in smaller towns and rural areas could cost as little as half a cent. For example, in New York City, the daily edition of the New York Times cost 2 cents in 1915, while the daily edition of the Chicago Daily News cost 1 cent. In smaller cities like Des Moines, Iowa, the daily edition of the Des Moines Register cost 1 cent, and in rural areas, the daily edition of the weekly newspaper might cost as little as half a cent.