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Newspaper Guide CUSICK EDITS 2017 The Newberry Library Newspaper Collection U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) Alabama - Blakely 1818 12 Dec - 29 Dec Blakely Sun, and Alabama Advertiser Microfilm 850 1819 8 Jan - 2 Jun Blakely Sun, and Alabama Advertiser Microfilm 850 Alabama - Cahawba Cahawba Press and Alabama 10 Jul - Dec Microfilm 1115, No. 3 1819 Intelligencer 1820 8 Aug - 15 Dec Alabama Watchman Microfilm 1115, No. 4 Cahawba Press and Alabama Microfilm 1115, No. 3 1820 Intelligencer Alabama - Clairborne 1819 19 Mar - 15 Oct Alabama Courier Microfilm 1115, No. 2 Alabama - Huntsville 1816 21 Dec Huntsville Gazette Microfilm 1115, No. 1 Alabama - Mobile 1863 21 Jul Mobile Evening Telegraph Case FA6 .007 Alabama - Selma 1859 26 Jul Daily Selma Reporter Case fA6. 007 1859 26 Jul - 27 Jul Daily State Sentinel Case fA6. 007 1862 17 Jun Daily Selma Reporter Case fA6. 007 1862 16 Aug; 30 Dec Daily Selma Reporter Case fA6. 007 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) 1863 28 Jun Chattanooga Daily Rebel Case F834.004 1864 9 Mar; 19 Mar Daily Selma Reporter Case fA6. 007 1864 25 May Selma Morning Dispatch Case fA6. 007 1865 19 Apr Chattanooga Daily Rebel Case FA6 .007 1865 7 Jun; 22 Jun Federal Union Case fA6. 007 1865 12 Mar Selma Morning Dispatch Case fA6. 007 Alaska 1868 Mar - 15 Apr Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1868 May Free Press and Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1868 Jun - Dec Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1869 Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1870 Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1871 Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1872 Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1873 Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1874 Jan - 13 Mar Alaska Herald Ayer f1 A32 1868 1967 1879 6 Mar; 6 Apr Alaska Appeal Ayer 1 A3 1879 30 Jul; 15 Aug Alaska Appeal Ayer 1 A3 1879 15 Oct; 15 Nov Alaska Appeal Ayer 1 A3 1879 1 Dec - 15 Dec Alaska Appeal Ayer 1 A3 1880 29 Feb Alaska Appeal Ayer 1 A3 1880 30 Mar - 15 Apr Alaska Appeal Ayer 1 A3 1899 12 Aug Skagway Weekly Budget Ayer 1 S59 v1, no. 1 Arizona - Prescott 1873 19 Jul Weekly Arizona Miner Ayer +1W38 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) 1874 - 1877 Arizona Weekly Miner Ayer +1W 38 Arizona - Tubac 1859 3 Mar - 31 Jul Weekly Arizonian Ayer ofF806.A7 1859 4 Aug - 11 Aug Weekly Arizonian Ayer ofF806.A7 Arizona - Tucson 1874 11 Apr Arizona Citizen Graff 79 Arkansas - Arkansas Post Microfilm 1114; Ayer 20 Nov - Dec Arkansas Gazette 1819 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer Arkansas Gazette 1820 - 1825 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer 3 Jan - 25 Jul Arkansas Gazette 1826 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer 8 Aug - Dec Arkansas Gazette 1826 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer Arkansas Gazette 1827 - 1833 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer 6 Jan - 17 Feb Arkansas Gazette 1835 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer 10 Mar - Dec Arkansas Gazette 1835 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer 5 Jan - 13 Sep Arkansas Gazette 1836 A76 Microfilm 1114; Ayer 27 Sep - 4 Oct Arkansas Gazette 1836 A76 Arkansas - Little Rock Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) 1836 11 Oct - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1837 Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1838 Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1839 Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1841 Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1842 Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1843 4 Jan - 5 Jul Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1843 2 Aug - 16 Aug Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1843 8 Nov - 22 Nov Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1843 13 Dec - 27 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1844 3 Jan - 10 Apr Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1844 24 Apr - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1845 6 Jan - 24 Mar Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1845 7 Apr - 28 Jul Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1845 11 Aug - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1846 5 Jan - 11 May Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1846 25 May - Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1846 13 Jul - 14 Sep Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1846 28 Sep - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1847 9 Jan - 8 May Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1847 22 May - 5 Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) 1847 19 Jun - 2 Sep Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1847 14 Oct - 11 Nov Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1847 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1848 6 Jan - 9 Nov Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1848 23 Nov Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1848 14 Dec - 28 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1849 4 Jan - 26 Apr Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1849 10 May - 11 Oct Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1849 Nov Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1849 13 Dec - 20 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) 1850 3 Jan - 1 Feb Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1850 8 Feb - Dec State Gazette and Democrat Ayer 1 A76 1851 - 1858 State Gazette and Democrat Ayer 1 A76 1859 9 Jul - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1859 Jan - 2 Jul State Gazette and Democrat Ayer 1 A76 1860 7 Jan - 11 Aug Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1860 25 Aug - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1861 5 Jan - Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1861 20 Jul; 24 Aug Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1861 14 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 1 Mar - 15 Mar Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 5 Apr - 12 Apr Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 3 May Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 7 Jun - 14 Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 28 Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 12 Jul - 19 Jul Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 2 Aug; 16 Aug Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 30 Aug - 8 Nov Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1862 22 Nov - Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1863 3 Jan Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1863 17 Jan - 21 Feb Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1863 13 Jun - 11 Jul Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) 1863 22 Aug - 29 Aug Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1865 10 May - 5 Jul Arkansas State Gazette (Weekdays) Ayer 1 A761 1865 13 May - 24 Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1865 8 Jul - 16 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1865 6 Jul - 8 Aug Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1865 10 Aug - 14 Sep Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1865 18 Sep - 2 Oct Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1865 5 Oct - 18 Oct Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1865 20 Oct - Dec Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1865 30 Dec Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1866 Jan - Feb Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1866 6 Jan - 26 May Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1866 1 Mar - 6 Mar Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1866 9 Mar - 11 Apr Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1866 13 Apr - 22 Aug Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 1866 9 Jun; 23 Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1866 30 Jun Arkansas State Gazette (Weekly) Ayer 1 A76 1866 7 Jul - 8 Sep Arkansas Gazette Ayer 1 A76 1866 24 Aug - 29 Aug Little Rock Daily Gazette Ayer 1 A761 Ayer 1 A76; Ayer +1 30 Aug - Dec Daily Arkansas Gazette 1866 A761 1866 18 Sep; 25 Sep Arkansas Gazette Ayer 1 A76 1866 2 Oct - Dec Weekly Arkansas Gazette Ayer 1 A76 1867 Weekly Arkansas Gazette Ayer 1 A76 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S. Newspapers Date Year Newspaper Call # (if not full year) Ayer 1 A76; Ayer +1 Jan - 8 May Daily Arkansas Gazette 1867 A761 Ayer 1 A76; Ayer +1 9 May - Dec Daily Arkansas Gazette 1867 A761 Ayer 1 A76; Ayer +1 Daily Arkansas Gazette 1868 A761 1868 Jan - 17 Nov Weekly Arkansas Gazette Ayer 1 A76 Ayer 1 A76; Ayer +1 Daily Arkansas Gazette 1869 - 1875 A761 Arkansas - Van Buren 1845 15 Feb - 22 Feb Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1845 15 Mar - 19 Jun Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1845 5 Jul - 6 Sep Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1845 20 Dec - 27 Dec Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1846 10 Jan - 7 Feb Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1846 21 Feb - 27 Jul Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1846 8 Aug - Oct Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1846 28 Nov - 19 Dec Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1847 9 Jan - 16 Jan Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1847 6 Feb; 27 Feb Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1847 6 Mar - 20 Mar Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1847 1 May - 8 May Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1847 29 May Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1847 19 Jun - 26 Jun Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 1857 13 Mar - 27 Mar Arkansas Intelligencer Ayer 1A763 Notes: Also see Historical Newspaper Collection at ancestry.com Compiled by JECahill Scattered issues may be missing Feb 2005 U.S.
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