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Jackson County Newspaper Directory Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Blue Springs Blue Springs examiner Dates of Publication 1974‐1990 Frequency Daily (except Sun.) Preceding Title Succeeding Title The Examiner (Blue Springs, Mo) 1990 ‐ Current Related Titles Blue Springs Examiner 9/3/1974 11/14/1974 1363 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 11/15/1974 1/31/1975 1364 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 2/1/1975 4/14/1975 1365 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 4/15/1975 6/30/1975 1366 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 7/1/1975 9/13/1975 1367 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 9/15/1975 11/29/1975 1368 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/1/1975 2/28/1976 1369 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/1/1976 6/12/1976 1370 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 6/15/1976 9/30/1976 1371 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/1/1976 12/31/1976 1372 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 1/3/1977 4/30/1977 1373 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 5/2/1977 8/13/1977 1374 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 8/15/1977 11/30/1977 1375 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/1/1977 3/14/1978 1376 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/15/1978 6/14/1978 1377 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 6/15/1978 9/14/1978 1378 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 9/15/1978 11/30/1978 1379 ILL Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 1 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/1/1978 2/28/1979 1380 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/1/1979 5/14/1979 1381 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 5/15/1979 7/31/1979 1382 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 8/1/1979 10/13/1979 1383 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/15/1979 11/30/1979 1384 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/1/1979 2/14/1980 1385 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 2/15/1980 4/30/1980 1386 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 5/1/1980 7/14/1980 1387 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 7/15/1980 9/30/1980 1388 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/1/1980 11/30/1980 1389 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/1/1980 2/14/1981 1390 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 2/16/1981 4/14/1981 1391 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 4/15/1981 6/30/1981 1392 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 7/1/1981 9/30/1981 1393 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/1/1981 12/31/1981 1394 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 1/2/1982 3/13/1982 1395 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/15/1982 5/14/1982 1396 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 5/15/1982 7/31/1982 1397 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 8/2/1982 10/14/1982 1398 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/15/1982 12/31/1982 1399 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 1/2/1983 3/14/1983 1400 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/15/1983 5/31/1983 1401 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 6/1/1983 8/13/1983 1402 ILL Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 2 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Blue Springs Examiner 8/15/1983 10/31/1983 54828 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 11/1/1983 1/14/1984 54829 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 1/15/1984 3/31/1984 41296 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 4/2/1984 6/14/1984 41298 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 6/15/1984 8/31/1984 54925 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 9/1/1984 11/14/1984 54926 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 11/15/1984 1/31/1985 54927 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 2/1/1985 4/13/1985 54928 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 4/15/1985 6/29/1985 54929 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 7/1/1985 9/14/1985 54930 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 9/16/1985 11/30/1985 54945 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/2/1985 2/14/1986 54946 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 2/15/1986 4/30/1986 54947 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 5/1/1986 7/14/1986 54948 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 7/15/1986 9/30/1986 54942 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/1/1986 12/13/1986 54943 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 12/15/1986 2/28/1987 54944 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/2/1987 5/13/1987 54939 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 5/15/1987 7/31/1987 54940 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 8/1/1987 10/14/1987 54941 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 10/15/1987 12/31/1987 54129 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 1/2/1988 3/14/1988 54130 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 3/15/1988 5/31/1988 54131 ILL Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 3 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Blue Springs Examiner 6/1/1988 8/13/1988 54132 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 8/15/1988 10/31/1988 54133 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 11/1/1988 1/14/1989 54134 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 1/16/1989 3/31/1989 54135 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 4/1/1989 6/14/1989 54136 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 6/15/1989 8/31/1989 54137 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 9/1/1989 11/14/1989 54138 ILL Blue Springs Examiner 11/15/1989 1/31/1990 54139 ILL Blue Springs herald Dates of Publication 1951‐1951 Frequency Weekly Preceding Title The Blue Springs Herald The Sni‐a‐bar Voice (Blue Springs, Mo) 1924 ‐ 1951 Succeeding Title Jackson County Democrat (Fairmount Station, Kansas City, Mo) 19?? ‐ 1951; The Herald‐Democrat (Blue Springs, Mo) 1951 ‐ 1952 Related Titles Blue Springs Herald 2/16/1951 10/26/1951 1490 Blue Springs herald the Sni‐a‐bar voice Dates of Publication 1924‐1951 Frequency Weekly Preceding Title The Blue Springs Herald (Blue Springs, Mo) 1922 ‐ 1923; The Sni‐a‐bar Voice (Blue Springs, Mo) 1901 ‐ 1923 Succeeding Title Blue Springs Herald (Blue Springs, Mo) 1951 ‐ 1951 Related Titles Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/11/1924 12/19/1924 1521 ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/2/1925 12/23/1927 1482 ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/6/1928 12/25/1931 1483 ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/1/1932 12/31/1934 1484 ILL Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 4 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/4/1935 12/30/1938 1485 ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/6/1939 12/27/1940 1486 ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/1/1941 12/31/1944 1484 ILL Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice 1/5/1945 12/20/1946 1487 Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice 1/1/1947 12/31/1948 1488 Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice 2/18/1949 12/31/1950 1489 Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice1/5/1951 1/26/1951 1490 ILL Blue Springs herald the Sni‐a‐bar voice Dates of Publication 1924‐1951 Frequency Weekly Preceding Title The Blue Springs Herald (Blue Springs, Mo) 1922 ‐ 1923; The Sni‐a‐bar Voice (Blue Springs, Mo) 1901 ‐ 1923 Succeeding Title Blue Springs Herald (Blue Springs, Mo) 1951 ‐ 1951 Related Titles Blue Springs Herald and Sni‐A‐Bar Voice (50th Anni10/7/1938 10/7/1938 56565 ILL Blue Springs leader Dates of Publication 1956‐1965 Frequency Weekly Preceding Title Succeeding Title The Oak Grove Banner (Oak Grove, Mo) 1890 ‐ 1985 Related Titles Blue Springs Leader 8/14/1958 12/29/1960 1513 ILL Blue Springs Leader 1/5/1961 12/27/1961 1514 ILL Blue Springs Leader 1/3/1963 12/25/1964 1515 ILL Blue Springs Leader 1/1/1965 12/31/1965 1516 ILL Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 5 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Examiner Dates of Publication 1990‐current Frequency Daily (except Sun.) Preceding Title The Blue Springs Examiner (Blue Springs, Mo) 1974 ‐ 1990 Succeeding Title Related Titles Examiner 2/1/1990 4/14/1990 54140 ILL Examiner 4/16/1990 6/30/1990 54141 ILL Examiner 7/2/1990 9/14/1990 54142 ILL Examiner 9/15/1990 11/30/1990 54143 ILL Examiner 12/1/1990 2/14/1990 54144 ILL Examiner 2/15/1991 4/30/1991 54145 ILL Examiner 5/1/1991 7/13/1991 54146 ILL Examiner 7/15/1991 9/30/1991 54147 ILL Examiner 10/1/1991 12/14/1991 54148 ILL Examiner 12/16/1991 1/31/1992 54149 ILL Examiner 2/1/1992 3/31/1992 54150 ILL Examiner 4/1/1992 5/30/1992 54151 ILL Examiner 6/1/1992 7/31/1992 54152 ILL Examiner 8/1/1992 9/30/1992 54153 ILL Examiner 10/1/1992 11/30/1992 54154 ILL Examiner 12/1/1992 12/31/1992 54155 ILL Examiner 1/2/1993 2/28/1993 1403 Examiner 3/1/1993 4/30/1993 1404 Examiner 5/1/1993 6/30/1993 1405 Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 6 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Examiner 7/1/1993 8/31/1993 1406 Examiner 9/1/1993 10/31/1993 1407 Examiner 11/1/1993 12/31/1993 1408 Examiner 1/1/1994 2/28/1994 1409 Examiner 3/1/1994 5/1/1994 1410 Examiner 5/2/1994 6/30/1994 1411 Examiner 7/1/1994 8/31/1994 1412 Examiner 9/1/1994 10/31/1994 1413 Examiner 11/1/1994 12/31/1994 1414 Examiner 1/1/1995 2/28/1995 1415 Examiner 3/1/1995 4/30/1995 1416 Examiner 5/1/1995 6/30/1995 1417 Examiner 7/1/1995 8/31/1995 1418 Examiner 9/1/1995 10/31/1995 1419 Examiner 11/1/1995 12/31/1995 1420 Examiner 1/2/1996 2/29/1996 1421 Examiner 3/1/1996 4/30/1996 1422 Examiner 5/1/1996 6/29/1996 1423 Examiner 7/1/1996 8/31/1996 1424 Examiner 9/2/1996 10/31/1996 1425 Examiner 11/1/1996 12/31/1996 1426 Examiner 1/1/1997 2/28/1997 1427 Examiner 3/1/1997 4/30/1997 1428 Missouri newspapers available ONLINE can be viewed at http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/mdnp/index.shtml Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Page 7 of 488 Jackson County Newspaper Directory Title Begin Date End Date Reel Available Available Number Online through ILL Examiner 5/1/1997 6/30/1997
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