16 Clark Street circa 1875 contained several newspapers and offices.
Auburn Printing Co.: Printers of the Auburn Morning News. They also print the Weekly News and Democrat.
Source of Building Data: 1875 Boyd's Auburn Directory, 1875-6, containing the names of its citizens, a compendium of its government, and of the public and private institutions, together with a Business Directory of Union Springs, Aurora, and villages on the Southern Central Railway.
Auburn Daily Bulletin: A newspaper published at 16 Clark Street. Also K. Vail & Co., the editors and proprietors of the Auburn Daily Bulletin. They were also book and job printers. The company was owned by Kendrick Vail and William J. Moses. Moses was also a publisher, job printer, book binder, editor of the Morning News and president of Auburn Printing Co.
Source of Building Data: 1875 Boyd's Auburn Directory, 1875-6, containing the names of its citizens, a compendium of its government, and of the public and private institutions, together with a Business Directory of Union Springs, Aurora, and villages on the Southern Central Railway.
Just says "Headquarters at Auburn."