(Columbus, Ohio) 1838-1844, Columbus: Ohio Statesman. The building was located on the northwest corner of Third and Main St, Marysville, Ohio. James M. Comly, brigadier general of the Union Army during the Civil War, edited the paper before and after the war, contributing to its position as one of the leading papers of the state. (Columbus, Ohio) 1942-1952, Columbus: South Side Leader. 1-800-829-1040, Columbus office: 614-280-8691. For more than a century, the Oregon Historical Society has served as the state's collective memory, preserving a vast collection of artifacts, photographs, maps, manuscript materials, books, films, and oral histories. (Columbus, Ohio) 1889-1892, Columbus: Daily Reporter. (Columbus, Ohio) 1874-1877, Columbus: Daily Journal and Register. Today we have a guest post by Ohioanas executive director, David Weaver, who served as development director for nearly eight years before assuming his new position in September. L.A. Times Archives Dec. 31, 1985 12 AM PT The final edition of the 120,000-circulation morning newspaper in Columbus, Ohio, was to be published today. 1pm 5pm In 1825, the paper changed titles to become the Ohio State Journal and Columbus Gazette. The Dispatch Printing Co. declined, and even publicly announced, in June 1983, its intentions to sever all ties with Scripps. [1] Scripps, however, demonstrated a pattern of closing or selling off newspapers that were in difficult competitive positions, rather than invest in them; in the previous three years, Scripps had closed such daily newspapers in Memphis and Cleveland, and subsequently the company has done the same at several other newspapers, including the Pittsburgh Press in 1992 following the expiration of its own JOA with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Scripps subsequently sold the rights to the Press to Post-Gazette parent Block Communications) and the Rocky Mountain News of Denver in 2009. This volume is currently housed at the Union County Historical Society. Assessment tests so students can see where they need more practice in a subject. Digital Newspaper Resources Contact the Archives & Library Archives & Library Ohio History Connection 800 East 17th Avenue Columbus, OH 43211 Phone: 614.297.2510 FAX: 614.297.2546 Email: reference@ohiohistory.org Search the Catalog You can search our newspaper holdings using our Library Catalog. Columbus seemed to be on its way to an easy win with four unanswered goals to start the game; Marchenko in the first and second period, and second-period goals from Jenner and Laine. (Columbus, Ohio) 1914-1947, Columbus: Journal and Register. (Columbus, Ohio) 1884-1886, Columbus: Josephinum Weekly. The Columbus Citizen-Journal Identity area Type of entity Corporate body Authorized form of name The Columbus Citizen-Journal Control area Institution identifier ohs Sources Local sources Clipboard Add Export EAC Experience Oregon History The Oregon Historical Society is dedicated to making Oregon's long, rich history visible and accessible to all. TCE offers free tax help for all taxpayers, particularly those who are 60 years of age and older, specializing in questions about pensions and retirement-related issues unique to seniors. This is only an index. Be sure to search the newspapers in the town/city where your ancestor lived, as well as the surrounding area. Explore our digital resources to help you learn something new or deep dive into a topic of interest. Union County Historic Postcard Collection. Columbus Citizen-Journal, 1959-1985, Box: 450. It shared printing facilities, as well as business, advertising, and circulation staff in a joint operating agreement with The Columbus Dispatch. M-F 9:00 am-4:30 pm (Columbus, Ohio) 1984-Current, Columbus: Catholic Columbian. Columbus Citizen Journal and Columbus Citizen Newspapers Collection This collection contains nearly 30,000 photos of Ohio people, places and events from the 1912 to 1984 issues of the discontinued Columbus newspapers, Columbus Citizen Journal and the Columbus Citizen. (Columbus, Ohio) 1915-1920, Columbus: Columbus Dispatch. Copyright 2022 Columbus Metropolitan Library. Denver Public Library, Western History and Genealogy . The boys and girls of Pack 810 in North Haven held its 12th annual Snowball Fight. The collection start with the year 1913 and we hope to add all the way to 1965. (Columbus, Ohio) 1957-1964, Columbus: Rural-Urban Spectator. (Hilliards, Franklin County, Ohio) 1927-1944, Hilliard: Northwest News. The Oregon Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. BAY CITY, MI In October, a Bay County man with a history of stabbing allegedly took a knife to his ex-wife in an Auburn parking lot, puncturing her two dozen times. (Columbus, Ohio) 1972-1976, Columbus: Columbus Free Press. After the war, the Journal became a driving force in the election of several Ohioans to the White House: Ulysses S. Grant in 1868, Rutherford B. Hayes in 1876 and James A. Garfield in 1880. (Columbus, Ohio) 1831-1834, Columbus: Ohio Standard. This database includes a small collection of newspapers. (Columbus, Ohio) 1972-Current, Columbus: Liberal Advocate. . (Columbus [Ohio) 1916-1917, Columbus: Columbus Daily Press. Part of this newspaper has been digitized and are available for research via Ohio Memory: Ohio State Journal series, 1832-1879, 1885, 1889, 1909. (Columbus, Ohio) 1846-1848, Columbus: Weekly Ohio State Journal. 3,600 periodicals (abstracts & indexing). Mobile Printing The Columbus Citizen-Journal was a daily morning newspaper in Columbus, Ohio published by the Scripps Howard company. The paper's last issue was published in 1959 when it merged with the Columbus Citizen to form the Columbus Citizen-Journal. (Columbus, Ohio) 1887-1899, Columbus: Sunday Morning News. This collection was created by the Grandview Heights Public Library and funded by an LSTA Grant project. Get access to save clippings, create people profiles, and explore records like: Newspaper archives 1607-2023. Part of the Denver Public Library, Western History and Genealogy Repository. The Columbus Citizen-Journal was a daily morning newspaper in Columbus, Ohio published by the Scripps Howard company. [Ohio]) 1890-1892, Columbus: Columbus Press Post. Our series brings engaging national authors to you, free and open to all. Union County Rural Schools collection is comprised of Graduation Commencement Announcements, School Souvenirs, and various Union County School Annuals and yearbooks. Columbus Catholic Times (1957-1962) Columbus Evening Dispatch (1877-1969) Der Westbote (1863-1895) The Daily Ohio Statesman (1861-1869) The Journal (1931-1973) Obituaries were generally published in about 1890 or later, though in some areas they were printed previously. According to the US Newspaper Directory, the following newspapers were printed in this county, so there may be paper or microfilm copies available. These were created by individuals for their own small circle of friends and were not mass produced or sold in retail stores. (Columbus, Ohio) 1837-1838, Columbus: Daily Ohio Press. (877)-77-BOOKS The last paper printed was on December 31, 1985. (Columbus, Ohio) 1964-1968, Columbus: Express Und Westbote. (Columbus, Ohio) 1841-1840s, Columbus: Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio) 1825-1827, Columbus: World News. (Columbus [Ohio]) 1848-1865, Columbus: Daily Ohio State Journal. Includes the Courier Watchman, the Waverly Watchman, and the Atomizer. (Reynoldsburg, Ohio) 1932-1942, Reynoldsburg: Reynoldsburg Record. [Ohio]) 1898-1900, Columbus: Press Post. Digital Collections Searchable Columbus and Ohio high school and college yearbooks 39 years old or older. Franklin County, Ohio, death records, 1811-1832, from area newspapers, July 17, 1811-Oct. 18, 1832, From Old Newspapers, Franklin County, Ohio, Death Records : from July 17, 1811 To October 18, 1832. Oregon Historical Society 1200 SW Park Ave Portland, OR 97205, 503.306.5240 libreference@ohs.org Staff Directory, Tuesdays: (Columbus, Ohio) 1892-1918, Columbus: Linden-Northeast News. The Dispatch Printing Co. and Scripps-Howard, as the Scripps company was known in the mid-1980s, blamed each other for the demise of the Citizen-Journal. Copyright 2017 Oregon Historical Society, Articles discussing lectures on Alaska and Rocky Mountain expeditions. Sunday: 1-5 pm, Sun, April 9Sun-Mon, May 28-29Mon, July 3, at 6 pmTue, July 4, 1685 West First Avenue This file also includes newspapers from Louisiana, Virginia, Maryland, and California. (Columbus, Ohio) 1902-1903, Columbus: Columbus Daily Times. A searchable interface for locating historical maps of Ohio towns and cities. (Columbus, Ohio) 1899-1959, Columbus: Columbus Daily Express. The Dispatch Printing Company moved the Dispatch from afternoon publication to morning publication on January 1, 1986. Searching for Death Information: Tips on finding death certificates and obituaries. An index of selected articles 1960-1997 and obituaries 1931-1997 that were published in newspapers in Columbus and the surrounding area. (Columbus, Ohio) 1940-1951, Columbus: Columbus Saturday Monitor. (Reynoldsburg, Ohio) 1970s-1974, Westerville: American Issue. Ohio State University played a major role in life and suburban sprawl had only just begun. See below for online forms, instructions, and available assistance. Register for a Free Newspaper Archive Account 1981-2016 *Does not include the August 12, 2010 issue of the Banner Press. (Columbus, Ohio) 1837-1846, Columbus: Ohio Statesman. (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-Current, Columbus: Challenger. (Columbus, Ohio) 1894-1896, Columbus: Dollar Statesman. Want to keep up with the latest news from The Oregon Historical Society? (Columbus, Ohio) 1928-1930, Columbus: Old School Republican and Ohio State Gazette. (Columbus, Ohio) 1964-1966, Columbus: Hilltop Spectator. [Ohio]) 1846-1848, Columbus: Ohio Register and Antimasonic Review. (Columbus, Ohio) 1966-1968, Columbus: Southern Light. [2] The move was completed in February 2016.[3]. This collection is in the middle of being produced, so titles and available dates will change. An index and digest of Cleveland newspapers, produced by the WPA. Student newspaper for Bowling Green State University. (Columbus, Ohio) 1903-1918, Columbus: Franklin County Legal Record. Bexley: Bexley Bellwether. (Columbus, Ohio) 1946-1960, Columbus: West Village Spectator. He served Kennedy in a number of capacities: speechwriter, historical consultant, adviser. It has been updated and modified for this presentation. (Columbus, Ohio) 1853-1854, Columbus: Ohio State Gazette. sorted by primary channel network affiliations, Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Alan Miller commentary: We're a newsroom on the move | The Columbus Dispatch". (Columbus, Ohio) (from Sept. 3, 1863 to Jan. 5, 1871) Chronicling America, Franklin County, Columbus, Ohio death notices and obituaries WorldCat, Gahanna News 09/17/2007 to 03/26/2012 Genealogy Bank, German Village Gazette 11/07/2007 to 01/09/2012 Genealogy Bank, German Village Gazette, 2003-2005 Google News Archive, Lantern, The: Ohio State University 08/03/1998 to Current Genealogy Bank, Lincoln Village Railsplitter 1991-2012 Westland Area Library, NBC - 4 WCMH 01/05/2008 to Current Genealogy Bank, Northland News 09/13/2007 to 03/26/2012 Genealogy Bank, Northland news, 2003-2005 Google News Archive, Northwest Columbus News 01/08/2008 to 04/12/2012 Genealogy Bank, Northwest Columbus News, 1998-2005 Google News Archive, OJC Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1990-1994 Ohio Memory, Obituaries from the Columbus Citizen Journal, Columbus (Franklin Co.) Ohio, January 1, 1985-March 30, 1985 WorldCat, Ohio Coon Catcher 08/17/1844 to 11/16/1844 Genealogy Bank, Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1922-1990 Ohio Memory, Ohio Monitor 01/13/1820 to 02/12/1835 Genealogy Bank, Ohio People's Press 05/25/1836 to 11/09/1836 Genealogy Bank, Ohio State Journal (1839, Weekly), 1839-1841 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal (1844), 1844-1847 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal (1847), 1847-1848 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal (1849, Weekly), 1849-1858 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal (1867, Weekly), 1867-1869 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal (1869), 1869-1870 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal (1897), 1909-1909 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal 10/13/1825 to 10/09/1860 Genealogy Bank, Ohio State Journal and Columbus Gazette (1825), 1832-1837 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal and Columbus Gazette (1836), 1836-1836 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Journal and Register, 1838-1839 Ohio Memory, Ohio State Monitor, African American newspaper, 1919-1920 Ohio Memory, Ohio State News, African American newspaper, 1944-1952 Ohio Memory, Ohio Statesman 09/05/1837 to 11/02/1852 Genealogy Bank, Ohio newspapers on microfilm : 1991-1992 catalog Family History Library, Olentangy Valley News 09/18/2007 to 04/03/2012 Genealogy Bank, Olentangy Valley News, 2004-2005 Google News Archive, Other Paper 07/10/2008 to 11/02/2012 Genealogy Bank, Reynoldsburg News, 2004-2005 Google News Archive, State Journal Junior, 1901-1902 Ohio Memory, State Journal and Political Register, 1837-1838 Ohio Memory, The Catholic times. (Columbus, Ohio) 1863-1864 Columbus: Columbus Daily Monitor. It shared printing facilities, as well as business, advertising, and circulation staff in a joint operating agreement with The Columbus Dispatch. (Worthington, Ohio) 1820-1821, Worthington: Western Intelligencer. (Worthington, Ohio) 1811-1817, Worthington: Worthington News. (Columbus, Ohio) 1940-1966, Columbus: Columbus Sun. One of the places that looked very different between 1960 and 2020 is Columbus. Schlesinger decided to take the notes he had compiled during thethirty-four months of JFKs presidency and wrote A Thousand Days. Mon-Thu: 9 am-8 pm It was formed in 1959 by the merger of The Columbus Citizen and The Ohio State Journal. (Columbus, Ohio) 1888-1889 Columbus: Columbus Daily Press. It was compiled by the Soldiers Record Publishing Association and published in 1920. An evangelical newspaper started by Lyman Huggins Johnson in Beloit, Wisconsin and later in Toledo, Ohio. The Central Ohio Buildings Index contains abstracts of articles about historic buildings in Columbus from local newspapers, books in the Ohio Collection at Columbus Metropolitan Library, and the Circulating Visuals collection of the Columbus Metropolitan Library, which is now part of the Columbus in Historic Photographs collection. Northland Mall in business. However, on December 30, 1985, he gave the Journal back to Scripps, which closed the newspaper on December 31, 1985, when the joint operating agreement with Dispatch Printing Company expired. (Columbus, Ohio) 1918-1922, Columbus: Ohio State News. https://archives.denverlibrary.org/repositories/3/archival_objects/972110 Accessed March 01, 2023. Send Inquiries to keith@pf3.net Keith 614-260-4582 Local Interest Politics Trusted by generations of healthcare providers, Prescribers Digital Reference delivers innovative health knowledge products and services that support prescribing decisions and patient adherence to improve health. Initial scanning of this collection was made possible by a grant to the . Free Tax Help for Qualifying Individuals: Drive-Thru Pickup & services inside the library are available 7 days a week. (Westerville, Ohio) 1879-1884, Whitehall: Whitehall Spectator. PhotOhio contains irreplaceable collections of newspaper photo archives; yearbooks; local historical publications and genealogical records; historical and biographical sketches available nowhere else on the Internet. This network is made up of e-prescribing, electronic medical record (EMR), and electronic health record (EHR) applications, chain and independent pharmacies, and sponsors of healthcare-related education such as pharmaceutical manufacturers, health plans, payers, and pharmacy benefit managers. (Columbus, Ohio) 1966-1968, Franklinton: Freeman's Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio) 1853-1854, Columbus: Daily Ohio State Journal. The Union County postcard collection contains over 450 postcards of Union County buildings, landmarks, cities and towns, tourist attractions, and other views. (Columbus, Ohio) 1888-1898, Columbus: West Columbus Messenger. (Columbus, Ohio) 1874-1884, Columbus: Downtown Alive. A Facebook home for anyone who ever worked at the Columbus Citizen-Journal newspaper in Columbus, Ohio, which ceased publication December 31, 1985. Links to Ohio newspapers that are freely available on the Internet via Ohio Memory or Chronicling America. Student newspaper of Youngstown State University, Newspapers published in Hennessey, Cashion, and Dover, Newspapers published in Durant, Caddo, and Calera, Newspapers published in Guymon and other local communities. Youll have. Today marks the 50thanniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy an event that no one who was alive and old enough to remember will ever forget. The personal collection of Irvin Chamberlin Henrys memorabilia as a soldier of Company E, 166th Infantry, 42nd (Rainbow) Division was generously donated by his family in 2009. (Columbus, Ohio) 1898-1902, Columbus: Press Post. (Provided by. Photographs only from the Columbus Citizen Journal and Columbus Citizen newspapers. (Columbus, Ohio) 1839-1841, Columbus: Ohio Examiner. 10am 5pm. 1900. After a number of changes in proprietorship, the business was discontinued in 1955. This collection includes newspapers, among other types of resources. The Marysville High School Digital Yearbook collection contains more than 9,000 images of the The Key, for years 1936-2005. The Soldiers of the Great War, published in a 3 Volume set, is a record of the fallen American soldiers in Europe during World War I. (Columbus, Ohio) 1964-1970, Columbus: South Rural-Urban Spectator. (Columbus, Ohio) (from Jan. 2, 1861 to Jan. 30, 1869) Chronicling America, Daily Political Tornado 10/06/1840 to 10/31/1840 Genealogy Bank, Daily Reporter 01/09/2002 to Current Genealogy Bank, Der Westbote 09/03/1863 to 06/11/1895 Genealogy Bank, Der westbote (Columbus, Ohio) (from Feb. 15, 1872 to June 11, 1895) MyHeritage, Der westbote (Columbus, Ohio) (from Sept. 3, 1863 to Jan. 5, 1871) MyHeritage, Der westbote. The full text of the letters is not included. ColumbusCitizenJournal.com .net .org TheColumbusCitizenJournal.com .net .org Are all for sale. The paper's operations were moved to nearby Columbus in 1814 after that city became the state's new capital. (Columbus, Ohio) 1983-Current, Columbus: Eastern Review. Stop back often to see whats happening at your library. Includes over 40,000 detailed maps of Ohio cities drawn between 1882 and 1962. ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS RECORDS (**collection in process), WH2129. Academic and standardized test preparation materials. This collection contains various photos from around Union County submitted by the citizens of Union County. WorldCat, Franklin County, Ohio, death records, 1811-1832, from area newspapers, July 17, 1811-Oct. 18, 1832 Family History Library, From Old Newspapers, Franklin County, Ohio, Death Records : from July 17, 1811 To October 18, 1832 Family History Library, From old newspapers, Franklin County, Ohio. (Columbus, Ohio) 1958-1962, Columbus: Ohio Monitor & Patron of Industry. [Ohio]) 1896-1911, Columbus: Daily Reporter. Moved to New York in 1921. Law Enforcement Newbury Park Man Charged with Murder of Family Member. In 1950, they merged The Ohio State Journal with the Dispatch Printing Company. Includes deep coverage from all 50 states, hard-to-find content from the mid 1900s, and original obituary images. (Columbus [Ohio]) 1897-1890s, Columbus: Rural-Urban News. Search Columbus Newspaper Archives. Often overlooked though, is information and stories found in old newspapers. [Ohio]) 1869-1878, Westerville: Westerville Public Opinion. The Citizen-Journal, which was published by Scripps in the morning Monday through Saturday, operated under a "joint operating agreement" with its rival, the afternoon Columbus Dispatch. Some of the cards were produced privately and are in fact photographs that have been printed onto postcard paper. Until 1841 when it became a daily, the Journal was largely issued as a weekly, but was also published in tri-weekly, semi-weekly or daily editions, in particular when the state legislature was in session. ([Columbus, Ohio]) 1875-1877, Columbus: Columbus Herold. Sign up to receive our newsletter! PhotOhio is a keyword searchable repository of thousands of photos, texts and documents relating to Ohios history. Columbus: Columbus Citizen-Journal. COLUMBUS JOURNAL ARCHIVE Columbus Area Historical Society Columbus Area Historical Society 1973 Dave Weidemann, a former Columbus. In 1979, Schlesinger won a second National Book Award for Robert Kennedy and His Times. Project funding has continued with support from Central Library Consortium members and several community organizations. The Columbus Citizen-Journal, a 26-year-old Scripps Howard newspaper, said 'Goodbye Columbus' to 110,000 readers today in its final edition, but the bankrupt St. Louis Globe-Democrat may be back . Wednesday Saturday: Transcribed copies of articles and/or abstracts of articles from newspapers published in Cheyenne, Student newspaper from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College. (Columbus, O. Dorothy Jean Heine, . This LibGuide indexes letters written by WWI service members and published in North West Ohio newspapers. Copyright 2022 Columbus Metropolitan Library. Digitized maps that highlight the changes and growth in Columbus and the state of Ohio. In 1992, Schlesinger came to his native Columbus to receive Ohioanas highest accolade the Career Medal. Each map includes detailed information regarding towns and buildings. This collection contains numerous photos and newspaper clippings relating to the Union County Soldiers with whom he served; especially poignant is his letter to his parents about the deaths of his fellow comrades. The Citizen-Journal, a combination of the old Columbus Citizen and Ohio State Journal, both of which date back to the turn of the century, was allowed to fold by Scripps Howard when the. (Columbus, Ohio) 1849-1852, Columbus: Dollar Weekly Dispatch. (The title was taken from one of the passages in JFKs memorable inaugural address). 40 U.S. & international newspapers (Newspaper Source). (Columbus, Ohio) 1912-1916, Columbus: Tri-Weekly Ohio Statesman. (Columbus, Ohio) 1839-1841, Columbus: Ohio State Journal. The Columbus and Ohio Yearbook Collection is a collection of Columbus and Ohio yearbooks older than 39 years. Find articles, 2002 to present, from suburban Columbus newspapers. Cloud feature so students can keep documents that they can refer back to at any time. IRS 1040 FORM, SCHEDULES, AND INSTRUCTIONS. [1], Scripps-Howard, a publicly traded company, was at the time one of the largest media conglomerates in the country, and owned 14 newspapers, seven TV stations, nine cable-TV companies, seven radio stations and other media. Death and marriage notices may appear earlier. USA (1,373,456) > Ohio (59,143) > Franklin County (1,726) > Franklin County Newspapers and Obituaries (368), USA (1,373,456) > Ohio (59,143) > Ohio Newspapers and Obituaries (7,695) > Franklin County Newspapers and Obituaries (368). (Columbus, Ohio) 1972-1973, Columbus: Western Christian Journal. https://libguides.bgsu.edu/USNewspapersInternet, ACollection: African American Experience in Ohio 1850-1920: Ohio Newspapers 1843-1920, ACollection: Chronicling America: Ohio Newspapers, ACollection: Civil War Newspaper Correspondence Index, ACollection: Digital Archives of the Lepper Public Library 1810-2012, ACollection: Digital Archives of the McKinley Memorial Library 1908-2013, ACollection: Digital Archives of the Way Public Library 1836-2015, ACollection: Digital Archives of Union Township Public Library 1824-2015, ACollection: Index to Lorain County News, Oberlin Weekly News, and Oberlin News, 1860-1941, ACollection: Westlife Newspaper 2013-2018, ACollection: World War I Correspondence Index, Ada: Digital Archives of the Ada Public Library 1877-1878, 2000-2001, Bellevue: Digital Archive of Bellevue Public Library 1867-2015, Bowling Green: BG News Index 1920-present, Bowling Green: Bowling Green Sentinel Tribune Index 1960's-present, Bryan: Bryan Times 1864-1915, 1925, 1959-2007, Bryan: Weekly Bryan Democrat 1863-1866, 1868-1869, Cambridge: Cambridge Times 1908, 1918-1919, Cambridge: Daily Guernsey Times 1905-1910, Cambridge: Guernsey Times 1860-1915, 1938, Cambridge: Weekly Guernsey Times 1904-1909, Choshocton: Democrat and Standard 1902-1906, Cincinnati: Centinel of the North-Western Territory 1793-1796, Cincinnati: Cincinnati Commercial 1867-1868, Cincinnati: Cincinnati commercial gazette 1887-1888, Cincinnati: Cincinnati Daily Commercial 1850, Cincinnati: Cincinnati Daily Commercial 1860, Cincinnati: Cincinnati Daily Gazette 1855-1856, Cincinnati: Edgecliff College student newspaper 1935-1980, Cincinnati: Western Christian Advocate 1897-1900, 1902-1904, 1906-1911, 1914, Cincinnati: Western Spy, and Cincinnati General Advertiser 1819-1820, Cincinnati: Western Spy, and Literary Cadet 1820-1822, Cincinnati: Western Spy, and Miami Gazette 1807-1808, Cincinnati: Xavier student newspaper 1915 - present, Circleville: Religious Telescope 1898, 1900-1909, Cleveland: Buddhist Third Class Junk Mail Oracle 1967-1970, Cleveland: Cleveland foreign language newspaper digest; 1937 Volume 4 Hungarian, Polish, Cleveland: Cleveland foreign language newspaper digest; 1937 Volume 5 Slovenian, Cleveland: Cleveland foreign language newspaper digest; 1938 Volume 1 Slovak, Carpatho-Russian, Romanian, Czech, Cleveland: Cleveland foreign language newspaper digest; 1938 Volume 2 Italian, German, Cleveland: Cleveland foreign language newspaper digest; 1938 Volume 3 Lithuanian, Jewish, Cleveland: Clevelandska Amerika 1908-1919, Cleveland: Wiadomosci Codzienne 1916-1919, 1922, 1926, Columbus: Columbus African American Collection, Columbus: Columbus Citizen Journal and Columbus Citizen newspapers photos 1912-1984, Columbus: Digital Archives of the Westland Area Library 1977-2012, Columbus: German Village Gazette 2003-2005, Columbus: Northwest Columbus News 1998-2005, Columbus: Ohio Jewish Chronicle 1922-1994, Columbus: Ohio State Journal 1832-1879, 1885, 1889, 1909, Coshocton: Coshocton Age 1826, 1840, 1861, 1880-1882, Coshocton: Democratic Standard-Commonwealth 1882-1885, Dayton: Daily Herald and Empire 1874-1876, Forest: Digital Archives of the Forest Jackson Public Library 1946-1950, Fort Recovery: Digital Archives of the Fort Recovery Public Library 1891-1973, Fostoria: Fostoria Review-Dispatch 1900-1902, 1915-1917, Fremont: Images from the Fremont News-Messenger 1973-mid 1990s, Gallipolis: Sunday Times-Sentinel 1972-1973, 1977-1979, 1981, 1983-1984, 1988-1990, 1993-1995, 1999-2001, Grove City: Digital Archives of the Southwest Public Libraries 1901, 1927-2011, Hilliard: Hilliard Northwest News 2003-2004, Hudson: Northern Summit Independent 1919-1920, Huron: Digital Archives of the Huron Public Library 1880-1994, Huron: Huron Commercial Advertiser 1837-1842, Johnstown: Digital Archives of the Mary E. Babcock Library 1884-2007, Kalida: Kalida Sentinel 1855-1860, 1864-1865, Kirtland: Evening & Morning Star 1833-1834, Lewisburg: Digital Archives of the Brown Memorial Library 1897-1982, Lisbon: Digital Archives of the Lepper Public Library 1901-1905, 1968-1970, 1995, 2000-2012, Mansfield: Daily Shield and Banner 1888-1892, Mansfield: Mansfield/Richland County Newspaper Citation Database 1828-1903, 1953-, Mansfield: Mansfield Daily Shield 1892-1912, Mansfield: Mansfield Herald 1856-1860, 1865-1881, Mansfield: Mansfield Shield and Banner 1914, Mansfield: Richland Shield and Banner 1850-1861, 1865-1866, 1868-1872, 1875-1888, 1896-1913, Miamisburg: Miamisburg Bulletin 1871-1895, Middletown: Middletown Daily News-Signal 1890-1891, 1899, Middletown: Middletown Daily News-Signal 1907-1910, Middletown: Middletown News-Signal 1910-1920, Middletown: Middletown Signal 1881-1883, 1893, 1896-1900, Millersburg: Digital Archives of the Holmes District Public Library 1843-1924, Mount Vernon: Civil War Era Newspapers of Mount Vernon 1860-1865, Oak Harbor: Digital Archives of Oak Harbor Public Library 1897-2015, Oberlin: Oberlin Evangelist 1838-1841, 1844-1850, 1852-1859, Oberlin: Oberlin News-Tribune: The World War II Years 1941-1945, Oxford: Western Round-Up Student Newspaper 1930-1971, Painesville: Painesville Telegraph 1850-1903, 1905-1906, 1917-1951, Painesville: Telegraph-Republican 1907-1913, 1915-1916, Pickerington: Pickerington Times-Sun 2003-2005, Pomeroy-Middleport: Daily Sentinel 1971-2004, Portsmouth: Daily Times 1894-1900, 1980-1984, 1990-1999, Portsmouth: Portsmouth Daily Times 1900-1903, 1905-1914, 1916-1927, 1932, 1951, 1984-1992, 1994-2004, Portsmouth: Portsmouth Sunday Sun 1920-1921, Portsmouth: Portsmouth Sunday Times 1930-1933, Portsmouth: Portsmouth Times 1903-1905, 1908, 1917, 1924, 1929-1978, Reynoldsburg: Reynoldsburg News 2004-2005, Rossford: Digital Archives of the Rossford Public Library 1939-2015, Sidney: Sidney Journal 1871-1874, 1879-1907, Springfield: Springfield Daily News 1860-1861, St. Paris: St. Paris Enterprise 1878-1891, St. Paris: St. Paris News Dispatcfh 1881-1949, Swanton: Digital Archives of Swanton Public Library 1922-2014, Toledo: Toledo Blade 1879-1897, 1899-1916, 1921-1925, 1940-2007, Upper Arlington: Upper Arlington News 2003, Urbana: Digital Archives of the Champaign County Library 1822-2015, Waverly: PIke County Digital Newspaper Collection, 1866-, Westlake/Bay Village: Westlake/Bay Village Ovserver 2009-2015, Weston: Digital Archives of the Weston Public Library 1878-1946, Weston: Wood County Herald 1894-1909, 1915-1919, Wooster: Wayne County Democrat 1850-1857, 1861-1864, 1868-1874, 1876-1913, Wooster: Wooster Daily Republican 1917-1920, Youngstown: Mahoning Valley Vindicator 1875-1877, Youngstown: Mahoning Vindicator 1869-1875, Youngstown: Sunday Vindicator 1896-1916, 1918-1919, 1922, 1924-1928, Youngstown: Youngstown Evening Vindicator 1891-1893, Youngstown: Youngstown Vindicator 1893-1984, Zanesville: Muskingum Messenger 1813-1815, ACollection: Chronicling America: Oklahoma Newspapers, ACollection: Digital Archives of Hennessey Public Library 1890-2015, ACollection: Digital Archives of the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center & Library 1893-1985, ACollection: Digital Archives of the Guymon Public Library 1886-2014, ACollection: Gateway to Oklahoma History 1840s-1920s, ACollection: McAlester Newspaper Digitization Project 1874-1879, 1893-1914, 1922, Boise City: Boise City News 1938-1949, 1998-2009, Frederick: Frederick Daily Leader 1968-1987, Nowata: Nowata Star 1943, 1998-2000, 2003-2009, Oklahoma City: The Black Dispatch 1917-1922, Perkins: Perkins Journal 1932-1934, 1936, 1957, 1967, 1975, 1977, 1985, 1989, 1993, 1996-1997, 2001, 2003, 2009-, Skidmore: Skidmore Newspaper Index 1898-1902, Stillwater: Daily O'Collegian Archives 1895-present, Thomas: Thomas Tribune 1902-1903, 1954, 1969, 1971, 1981, 2001-2002, 2009-, ACollection: Chronicling America: Oregon Newspapers, ACollection: Historic Oregon Newspapers 1846-1922, ACollection: Oregon Newspapers Index 1852-2004, ACollection: Oregon State Library - Oregon Index 1974-2004, ACollection: Wallis and Marilyn Kimble Northwest History Database 19th - early 20th centuries, Boardman: Boardman Enterprise 1982-1983, 1985, Brownsville: Times 1893-1908, 1925-1935, 1952-1971, 2000, 2005-2009, Clatskanie: Clatskanie Chief 1948-1949, 2000, 2009-2014, Clatskanie: Clatskanie Chief 1948-1953, 2000-2009, Condon: Times-Journal 2003-2004, 2009-2013, Coquille: Coquille Valley Sentinel 1936-1940, 1971, 1973, 2006-2009, Coquille: Coquille Valley Sentinel 1970-1971, 1973, 1999-2013, Dayton: Dayton Tribune 1970-1979, 2003-2006, Eugene: Oregon Exchanges, for the Newspaperfolk of the State of Oregon 1917-1922, Forest Grove: Pacific Index 1974-1981, 2006-2007, Halfway: Hells Canyon Journal 1985-1986, 1996-1998, 2009-2013, Heppner: Heppner Gazette-Times 1930-2009 scattered years, Heppner: Heppner Gazette-Times 1968, 1972, 1999, 2009-2013, McKenzie Bridge: McKenzie River Reflections 1978-1980, 1984, 1988, 1992-1999, 2005-2009, McKenzie Bridge: McKenzie River Reflections 1985-1987, 1989, 2001-2005, 2009-2013, Pendelton: Pendelton Record 1971-1972, 1982-1984, 2009-2013, Rainier: Rainier Review 1905-1906, 1909, 1916-1979, Sheridan: Sun 1953, 1963-1966, 1991, 2009-2013, Sweet Home: New Era 1941, 1940, 1960, 2003-2004, 2009-2013. 1964-1970, Columbus: Eastern Review only just begun Columbus Gazette and available assistance the Career Medal housed. 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