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North Carolina Adds 19 New Historic Newspaper Titles

11/29/2017

Source: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

From the state of North Carolina and the Digital North Carolina Blog::

"Thanks to our partner, Wake Forest University, there are 19 new newspapers added to DigitalNC. Dating from 1857 to 1925, these newspapers were written for Christian communities from the mountains to the Piedmont to the coast of North Carolina.

Most of the newspapers are affiliated with the Baptist denomination, and their audiences vary in size and geography. Some were published for specific churches, like the Broad Street Worker “Devoted to the interests of Broad St. Baptist Church” in Winston, N.C. Others were published for a wider audience by regional, state, or national organizations, like the North Carolina Baptist Missionary Worker and The Gospel Herald published by the Boards of the Baptist State Convention, and the Conflict published by the Anti-Evolution League of America."

Here is a list of the titles:

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Minnesota's Digital Newspaper Hub Adds 4 New Historical Hewspapers

11/10/2017

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Source: Minnesota Historical Society

Minnesota's statewide historical newspaper database, the Minnesota Digital Newspaper Hub, has just added four new issues:

Eveleth Republican: 1898
The Eveleth Leader: 1900-1901
The Eveleth Star: 1900-1910
The Eveleth News: 1916-1919

From the article announcing the additions: "You can now access vintage Eveleth newspapers on the Internet. The Eveleth Heritage Committee and the Minnesota Historical Society have partnered to improve access to the historic newspapers. Recently the initial phase of the Eveleth Newspaper Project was completed by digitizing and including 174 Eveleth newspapers on the Minnesota Digital Newspaper Hub website. Included were some of the earliest newspapers of Eveleth and those covering the period of World War I."

For the complete article - click HERE.

For a list of links to other Minnesota online historical newspapers currently available, click on Minnesota Online Historical Newspapers Summary

And here is a complete list of all the newspapers available online from the Minnesota Digital Newspaper Hub, as well as some information about each publication:

Afro-American advance (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1899-1900  - The Afro-American Advance was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul beginning in May 1899. It ceased publication sometime after November 1900.

Afro-independent (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888  - The Afro-Independent was and African American newspaper published weekly in St. Paul and Minneapolis beginning in July 1888. Its end date is unknown.

Aitkin age (Aitkin, Minn.) 1883-1912  - The Aitkin Age was published weekly between April 1883 and July 1912, when it merged with the Aitkin Independent to form the Aitkin Independent Age.

Aitkin independent (Aitkin, Minn.) 1902-1912  - The Aitkin Independent was published weekly between January 1902 and July 1912, when it merged with the Aitkin Age to form the Aitkin Independent Age.

Aitkin independent age (Aitkin, Minn.) 1912-1922  - The Aitkin Independent Age was published weekly beginning in August 1912 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Aitkin independent age (Aitkin, Minn.) 1923-current  - The Aitkin Independent Age was published weekly beginning in August 1912 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

American issue (Westerville, Ohio) 1911-1916  - The American Issue (Minnesota Edition), an organ of the National Anti-Saloon League, was published monthly in Westerville, Ohio, beginning in May 1911. It ceased publication sometime after 1929. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Anoka star (Anoka, Minn.) 1863-1865  - The Anoka Star was published weekly on Saturdays between October 1863 and April 1865, when it was renamed the Anoka Sentinel.

Appeal (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1889-1924  - The Appeal was an African American newspaper published weekly in St. Paul, Minnesota between January 1889 and January 1925, when it merged with the Northwestern Bulletin to form the Northwestern Bulletin-Appeal. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Austin daily herald (Austin, Minn.) 1891-current  - The Austin Daily Herald began publishing six days a week (excluding Saturdays) in November 1891. It is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Bemidji daily pioneer (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971  - The Bemidji Daily Pioneer was published six days a week (excluding Sundays) between January 1904 and May 1971, when it was renamed the Pioneer. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Bemidji pioneer (Bemidji, Minn.) 1896-1917  - The Bemidji Pioneer was published weekly between March 1896 and August 1917, when it was renamed the Bemidji Weekly Pioneer.

Border budget (Koochiching, Minn.) 1898-1909  - The Border Budget was published weekly in Koochiching, which later became International Falls, Minnesota, between October 1898 and June 1909, when it merged with the International Falls Press to form the International Falls Press and Border Budget.

Both sides (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1894-1915  - Both Sides was a liquor trade journal published by the South Dakota Liquor Dealers' Association in Minneapolis between 1894 and May 1915, when it was renamed Our Side.

Brainerd dispatch (Brainerd, Minn.) 2004-current  - Brainerd Dispatch, a continuation of The Brainerd Daily Dispatch, began publishing six days a week (excluding Saturdays) in April 2004 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Broad axe (West St. Paul, Minn.) 1891-1903  - The Broad Axe was published weekly in West St. Paul between September 1891 and June 1903, when it ceased publication.

Caledonia Argus (Caledonia, Minn.) 1888-current  - The Caledonia Argus began publishing weekly in 1888 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Cannon Falls beacon (Cannon Falls, Minn.) 1876-1922  - The Cannon Falls Beacon was published weekly beginning in August 1876 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Cannon Falls beacon (Cannon Falls, Minn.) 1923-current  - The Cannon Falls Beacon was published weekly beginning in August 1876 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Chatfield democrat (Chatfield, Minn.) 1856-1902  - Chatfield Democrat was published weekly between October 1856 and May 1902, when it ceased publication.

Chatfield republican (Chatfield, Minn.) 1856-1861  - The Chatfield Republican was published weekly between October 1856 and October 1861, when it ceased publication.

Cook County herald (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1907  - The Cook County Herald was published weekly in Grand Marais, Minnesota between June 1893 and December 1907, when it merged with the Grand Marais News to form the Cook County News-Herald.

Cook County news-herald (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1907-current  - The Cook County News-Herald began publishing in weekly in Grand Marais, Minnesota in December 1907 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Courier (Preston, Minn.) 1893-1900  - The Courier was published weekly in Preston, Minnesota between March 1893 and February 1900, when it was absorbed by the Harmony News and the Wykoff Messenger.

Daily globe (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884  - The Daily Globe, variously titled the Saint Paul Daily Globe, Saint Paul Sunday Globe, St. Paul Daily Globe, St. Paul Sunday Globe, and Sunday Globe, was published seven days a week in St. Paul, Minnesota between January 1878 and February 1884, when it was renamed the St. Paul Daily Globe.

Daily globe (Worthington, Minn.) 1985-current  - Daily Globe, a continuation of Worthington Daily Globe, began publishing six days a week (excluding Sundays) in Worthington, Minnesota in June 1985 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Daily Minnesota tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1882-1884  - The Daily Minnesota Tribune was published six days a week (excluding Mondays) in Minneapolis and St. Paul, between November 1882 and March 1884. Also variously titled Minnesota Tribune and Tribune, in 1884 it was renamed the Minneapolis Daily Tribune.

Daily people's press (Owatonna, Minn.) 1916-1969  - The Daily People's Press was published six days a week (excluding Sundays and later Mondays) in Owatonna, Minnesota between March 1916 and February 1969, when it was renamed the Owatonna People's Press. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Daily pioneer (Bemidji, Minn.) 1903-1904  - The Daily Pioneer was published six days a week (excluding Sundays) in Bemidji, Minnesota, between April 1903 and January 1904, when it was renamed the Bemidji Daily Pioneer.

Dodge Center press (Dodge Center, Minn.) 1877-1880  - The Dodge Center Press was published weekly between April 1877 and March 1880, when it was absorbed by the Mantorville Express.

Duluth evening herald (Duluth, Minn.) 1883-1910  - The Duluth Evening Herald, also variously titled Duluth Evening Herald and Journal, was published six days a week (excluding Sundays) between April 1883 and May 1910, when it was renamed the Duluth Herald.

Duluth herald (Duluth, Minn.) 1910-1982  - The Duluth Herald was published six days a week (excluding Sundays) between June 1910 and July 1982, when it merged with the Duluth News Tribune to form the News-Tribune & Herald. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Dundas news (Dundas, Minn.) 1876-1879  - The Dundas News was published weekly between November 1876 and November 1879, when it was moved to Northfield and renamed the Northfield News.

Echo de l'ouest (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929  - The French-language Echo de l'Ouest (Echo of the West) was published weekly in Minneapolis, Minnesota from April 1883 to January 1929, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Ely echo (Ely, Minn.) 1972-current  - Ely Echo began publishing weekly in October 1972 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Eveleth leader (Eveleth, Minn.) 1900-1901  - The Eveleth Leader was published weekly beginning in November 1900. It ceased publication sometime after January 1901.

Eveleth news (Eveleth, Minn.) 1906-1942  - The Eveleth News was published weekly between October 1906 and September 1942, when it merged with the Eveleth Clarion to form the Eveleth News-Clarion. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Eveleth Republican (Eveleth, Minn.) 1898  - The Eveleth Republican began publishing weekly in December 1898. Its end date is unknown.

Eveleth star (Eveleth, Minn.) 1895-1910  - The Eveleth Star was published weekly beginning in 1895. It ceased publication sometime after October 1910.

Exponent (East Grand Forks, Minn.) 1979-current  - The Exponent began publishing weekly in East Grand Forks, Minnesota in July 1979 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Federal union (Rochester, Minn.) 1866-1874  - The Federal Union was published weekly in Rochester, Minnesota between October 1866 and March 1874, when it merged with the Minnesota Record to form the Record and Union.

Finance and commerce (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1938-current  - Finance and Commerce, a business and legal notice publication, began publishing daily in Minneapolis, Minnesota in September 1938 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Fortschritt (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915  - The German-language Der Fortschritt (the Progress) was published weekly in New Ulm, Minnesota between March 1891 and December 1915, when it was absorbed by the New Ulm Post.

Free homestead (Winnebago City, Minn.) 1864-1870  - The Free Homestead was published weekly on Wednesdays in Winnebago City, Minnesota between April 1864 and June 1870, when it was renamed the Winnebago City Press.

Free press (Mankato-North Mankato, Minn.) 1973-current  - The Free Press began publishing six days a week (excluding Sunday) in Mankato, Minnesota in February 1973 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Freeborn County eagle (Albert Lea, Minn.) 1858-1860  - The Freeborn County Eagle was published weekly in Albert Lea, Minnesota between September 1858 and May 1860, when it was renamed the Freeborn County Standard.

Freeborn County standard (Albert Lea, Minn.) 1860-1931  - The Freeborn County Standard was published weekly and later twice weekly in Albert Lea, Minnesota between May 1860 and April 1931, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

GLC voice (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1979-1992  - GLC Voice, a GLBT publication, was published monthly and later semimonthly in Minneapolis, Minnesota between November 1979 and April 1992, when it ceased publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Goodhue volunteer (Red Wing, Minn.) 1861-1864  - The Goodhue Volunteer was published weekly in Red Wing, Minnesota between 1861 and August 1864, when it was absorbed by the Red Wing Argus.

Grange advance (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877  - The Grange Advance was published weekly in Red Wing, Minnesota between October 1873 and August 1877, when it was renamed the Advance.

Harmony news (Harmony, Minn.) 1897-1989  - Harmony News was published weekly between December 1897 and February 1989, when it merged with the Mabel Record to form Mabel Record-Harmony News. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Hastings conserver (Hastings, Minn.) 1863-1866  - The Hastings Conserver was published weekly on Tuesdays between May 1863 and November 1866, when it merged with the Hastings Independent to form the Hastings Gazette.

Iapi oaye (Greenwood, S.D.) 1871-1939  - Iapi Oaye, a Dakota-language missionary newspaper, was published monthly, first in Greenwood, Dakota Territory and later in Santee, Nebraska, between May 1871 and March 1939, when it ceased publication.

Inter-county press (St. Charles, Minn.) 1922-1938  - The Inter-County Press was published weekly in St. Charles, Minnesota between February 1922 and December 1938, when it was renamed the St. Charles Press. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

International Falls press (International Falls, Minn.) 1905-1909  - The International Falls Press was published weekly between March 1905 and June 1909, when it merged with the Border Budget to form the International Falls Press and Border Budget.

International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926  - The International Falls Press and Border Budget was published weekly between June 1909 and December 1926, when it was renamed the International Falls Press. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Irish standard (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1886-1920  - The Irish Standard was an Irish-American weekly published in Minneapolis, Minnesota beginning in April 1886. It ceased publication sometime after June 1920.

Katolik (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895  - The Polish-language Katolik (Catholic) was published weekly in Winona, Minnesota from June 1893 to August 1895 when it was renamed Wiarus.

Kenyon leader (Kenyon, Minn.) 1885-current  - The Kenyon Leader began publishing weekly in 1885 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Kenyon news (Kenyon, Minn.) 1906-1938  - The Kenyon News was published weekly between April 1906 and January 1938, when it was renamed the Kenyon Courier. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Koochiching press (International Falls, Minn.) 1904-1905  - The Koochiching Press was published weekly in International Falls, Minnesota, between December 1904 and March 1905, when it was renamed the International Falls Press.

Labor leader (Duluth, Minn.) 1917  - The Labor Leader, the official organ of the Socialist Party of Duluth, Minnesota, was published weekly between May 1, 1917 and October 5, 1917, when it was continued by the Truth.

Labor world (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current  - The Labor World began publishing weekly in Duluth, Minnesota in April 1896 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Lanesboro journal (Lanesboro, Minn.) 1874-1907  - The Lanesboro Journal, variously titled Harding's Herald, was published weekly between 1874 and June 1907, when it ceased publication.

Levang's weekly (Lanesboro, Minn.) 1915-1933  - Levang’s Weekly was published between January 1915 and May 1933, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Little Falls herald (Little Falls, Minn.) 1889-1950  - The Little Falls Herald was published weekly between March 1889 and August 1950, when it was absorbed by the Little Falls Daily Transcript. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Little Falls transcript (Little Falls, Minn.) 1876-1894  - The Little Falls Transcript was published weekly between September 1876 and April 1894, when it was renamed the Little Falls Weekly Transcript.

Little Falls weekly transcript (Little Falls, Minn.) 1894-1901  - The Little Falls Weekly Transcript was published weekly, and later twice weekly, beginning in May 1894. Its end date is unknown.

Mabel enterprise (Mabel, Minn.) 1885-1895  - The Mabel Enterprise was published weekly from October 1885 to July 1895 when it was continued as the Mabel Tribune.

Mabel sentinel (Mabel, Minn.) 1903-1905  - The Mabel Sentinel was published weekly starting in May 1903. It ceased publication sometime after September 1905.

Mabel tribune (Mabel, Minn.) 1895-1903  - The Mabel Tribune was published weekly from July 1895 to April 1903 when it was renamed Mabel Sentinel.

Mankato union (Mankato, Minn.) 1864-1879  - The Mankato Union, also variously titled the Mankato Weekly Union, was published weekly on Fridays between December 1864 and October 1879, when it merged with the Mankato Record to form the Mankato Free Press.

Mankato weekly union (Mankato, Minn.) 1863-1864  - The Mankato Weekly Union was published on Fridays between July 1863 and December 1864 when it was renamed the Mankato Union.

Mantorville and Kasson express (Mantorville, Minn.; Kasson, Minn.) 1880-1886  - The Mantorvillle and Kasson Express was published weekly between September 1880 and October 1886, when it was renamed the Mantorville Express.

Mantorville express (Mantorville, Minn.) 1857-1880  - The Mantorville Express was published weekly between July 1857 and August 1880, when it was renamed the Mantorville and Kasson Express.

Mantorville express (Mantorville, Minn.) 1886-1946  - The Mantorville Express was published weekly between October 1886 and January 1946, when it merged with the Dodge County Republican. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Mercury (Spring Valley, Minn.) 1887-1890  - The Mercury was published weekly in Spring Valley, Minnesota from late 1886 or early 1887 to May 1890 when it was renamed Spring Valley Mercury.

Mille Lacs messenger (Isle, Minn.) 1928-current  - The Mille Lacs Messenger began publishing weekly in Isle, Minnesota in October 1928 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Minneapolis daily tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1867-1876  - The Minneapolis Daily Tribune was published six days a week (excluding Mondays) between May 1867 and April 1876. It was also variously titled Daily Tribune, Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, and Sunday Tribune. It merged in 1876 with the Saint Paul Daily Pioneer-Press to form Pioneer-Press and Tribune, published in St. Paul, and the Minneapolis Tribune, published in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis daily tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1884-1886  - The Minneapolis Daily Tribune, also variously titled Daily Tribune, Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, and Tribune, was published seven days a week between March 1884 and June 1886, when it was renamed the Minneapolis Tribune.

Minneapolis journal (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939  - The Minneapolis Journal, variously titled the Evening Journal, Minneapolis Evening Journal, and Sunday Journal, was published six days (excluding Sundays) and later seven days a week between October 1888 and July 1939, when it merged with the Minneapolis Star to form the Minneapolis Star-Journal. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Minneapolis messenger (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1921-1922  - The Minneapolis Messenger was an African American newspaper published weekly between May 1921 and April 1922 when it was renamed the Minnesota Messenger.

Minneapolis morning tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1909-1930  - The Minneapolis Morning Tribune, also variously titled Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, Minneapolis Tribune, and Morning Tribune, was published seven days a week between December 1909 and February 1930, when it was renamed the Minneapolis Tribune. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Minneapolis observer (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1890  - The Minneapolis Observer was an African American newspaper published weekly from August to September 1890.

Minneapolis tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1876-1877  - The Minneapolis Tribune was an evening edition newspaper published six days a week (excluding Sundays) between May 1879 and January 1877. Also variously titled the Tribune, the title merged with its morning edition, Pioneer-Press and Tribune, in 1877 to form the Tribune.

Minneapolis tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1886-1909  - The Minneapolis Tribune, also variously titled Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, Sunday Tribune, and Tribune, was published seven days a week between June 1886 and December 1909, when it was renamed the Minneapolis Morning Tribune.

Minnesota farm review (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1908-1924  - The Minnesota Farm Review was published by the Alumni Association of the University of Minnesota School of Agriculture between July 1908 and March 1924, when it ceased publication.

Minnesota farmer (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1896  - The Minnesota Farmer, a farming trade journal, was published monthly and later weekly in Minneapolis between September 1877 and 1896, when it ceased publication.

Minnesota issue (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1898-1911  - The Minnesota Issue, an organ of the Minnesota Anti-Saloon League, was published monthly and later bimonthly in Minneapolis between June 1898 and 1911, when it ceased publication.

Minnesota messenger (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1922-1924  - The Minnesota Messenger was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis beginning in April 1922. It ceased publication sometime after February 1924. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Minnesota record (Rochester, Minn.) 1872-1874  - The Minnesota Record was published weekly in Rochester, Minnesota between January 1872 and March 1874, when it merged with the Federal Union to form the Record and Union.

Minnesota stats tidning (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1939  - The Swedish-language Minnesota stats tidning (Minnesota State Newspaper) was published weekly in St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota from October 1895 to through February 1939, when it was renamed Minnesota Lutheran. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Minnesota Staats-Zeitung (St. Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877  - The German-language Minnesota Staats-Zeitung (Minnesota State-Gazette) was published weekly in St. Paul, Minnesota between July 1858 and September 1877, when it merged with the Minnesota Volksblatt to form Die Volkszeitung.

Mississippi Valley lumberman (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1973  - The Mississippi Valley Lumberman was a lumber trade journal published in Minneapolis between August 1887 and March 1973, when it merged with the Northwestern/Iowa Lumber Dealer to form the Northwestern and Mississippi Valley Lumberman. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Mississippi Valley lumberman and manufacturer (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1876-1887  - Mississippi Valley Lumberman and Manufacturer was a lumber trade journal published weekly on Fridays in Minneapolis between August 1876 and August 1887, when it was renamed the Mississippi Valley Lumberman.

Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947  - The Mower County News was published twice weekly, and later weekly, in Austin, Minnesota between October 1920 and May 1947, when it was absorbed by the Austin Daily Herald.

Mower County register (Austin, Minn.) 1863-1871  - The Mower County Register was published weekly in Austin, Minnesota between July 1863 and June 1871, when it was renamed the Austin Register.

Mower County transcript (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915  - The Mower County Transcript was published weekly in Lansing, Minnesota between April 1868 and May 1915, when it merged with the Mower County Republican to form the Mower County Transcript-Republican.

Mower County transcript-republican (Austin, Minn.) 1915-1920  - The Mower County Transcript-Republican was published weekly, and later twice weekly, in Austin, Minnesota between June 1915 and October 1920, when it was renamed the Mower County News.

National advocate (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1915-1924  - The National Advocate was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul between 1915 and August 1924, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Native American press (St. Paul, Minn.) 1991-1994  - The Native American Press, also variously titled Native American Press/Ojibwe News, was published weekly in St. Paul, Minnesota, between August 1991 and January 1994, when it was renamed the Ojibwe News.

Native American press/Ojibwe news (Bemidji, Minn.) 1995-1996  - Native American Press/Ojibwe News was published weekly in Bemidji, Minnesota, between October 1995 and December 1996, when it was renamed the Ojibwe News.

Negro world (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1892-1900  - The Negro World was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul beginning in July 1892. It ceased publication sometime after June 1900.

New Ulm Post (New Ulm, Minn.) 1864-1933  - The German-language New Ulm Post was published weekly from February 1864 to May 1933, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

New Ulm review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1892-1961  - The New Ulm Review was published weekly between April 1892 and August 1961, when it was absorbed by the New Ulm Daily Journal. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892  - The New Ulm Weekly Review was published weekly between January 1878 and April 1892, when it was renamed the New Ulm Review.

News (Zumbrota, Minn.) 1885-1892  - The News was published weekly in Zumbrota, Minnesota between July 1885 and July 1892, when it was renamed the Zumbrota News.

Nordstern (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931  - The German-language Der Nordstern (the North Star) was published weekly in St. Cloud, Minnesota between 1874 and August 1931, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

North (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1889-1894  - The North was published weekly in Minneapolis for a Scandinavian audience between June 1889 and January 1894 when it was absorbed by the Loyal American.

North Star news (Karlstad, Minn.) 1969-current  - North Star News began publishing weekly in Karlstad, Minnesota in April 1969 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Northern light (Williams, Minn.) 1990-2013  - The Northern Light was published weekly in Williams, Minnesota between May 1990 and April 2013, when it merged with the Baudette Region to form the Northern Light Region. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Northern Pacific farmer (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885  - The Northern Pacific Farmer was published weekly in Wadena, Minnesota between 1878 and October 1885, when it was renamed the Wadena County Pioneer.

Northfield news (Northfield, Minn.) 1879-current  - The Northfield News began publishing weekly in November 1879 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Northwestern bulletin (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1922-1924  - The Northwestern Bulletin was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul between January 1922 and January 1924, when it merged with the Appeal to form the Northwestern Bulletin-Appeal. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Northwestern standard (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886  - The Northwestern Standard was an Irish-American weekly published in Minneapolis, Minnesota from November 1885 to April 1886, when it was renamed the Irish Standard.

Northwestern-vine (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1901-1903  - The Northwestern-vine was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul beginning in 1901. It ceased publication sometime after October 1903.

Ojibwe news (Bemidji, Minn.) 1988-1992  - The Ojibwe News was published weekly and later every other week in Bemidji, Minnesota, between May 1988 and April 1992, when it merged with the Native American Press.

Ojibwe news (Bemidji, Minn.) 1994-1995  - The Ojibwe News also variously titled Native American Press/Ojibwe News was published weekly in Bemidji, Minnesota, between February 1994 and October 1995, when it was renamed Native American Press/Ojibwe News.

Ojibwe news (Bemidji, Minn.) 1996-2009  - The Ojibwe News, also variously titled Native American Press/Ojibwe News, was published weekly and later semimonthly and monthly in Bemidji, Minnesota between December 1996 and September 2009, when it ceased publication.

Our side (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1915-1920  - Our Side was a liquor trade journal published by the South Dakota Liquor Dealers' Association in Minneapolis and St. Paul between May 1915 and September 1920, when it ceased publication.

Owatonna plaindealer (Owatonna, Minn.) 1863-1866  - The Owatonna Plaindealer was published weekly on Thursdays between April 1863 and July 1866, when it ceased publication.

People's press (Owatonna, Minn.) 1874-1921  - The People's Press was published weekly in Owatonna, Minnesota between September 1874 and September 1921, when it was absorbed by the Daily People's Press.

Pierz journal (Pierz, Minn.) 1909-1922  - The Pierz Journal was published weekly between July 1909 and April 1973, when it merged with the Royalton Banner to form the Royalton Banner-Pierz Journal. Issues published after 1922 can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Pierz journal (Pierz, Minn.) 1923-1973  - The Pierz Journal was published weekly between July 1909 and April 1973, when it merged with the Royalton Banner to form the Royalton Banner-Pierz Journal. Issues published after 1922 can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Pine Island journal (Pine Island, Minn.) 1882-1891  - The Pine Island Journal was published weekly on Fridays between November 1882 and May 1891, when it was absorbed by the Red Wing Journal.

Pine Island record (Pine Island, Minn.) 1891-current  - The Pine Island Record began publishing weekly, first on Fridays and later on Thursdays, in July 1891 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Pine River journal (Pine River, Minn.) 1935-current  - The Pine River Journal began publishing weekly in August 1935 and is still in publication.

Pioneer (Bemidji, Minn.) 1971-current  - The Pioneer began publishing daily in Bemidji, Minnesota in May 1971 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Pioneer and democrat (St. Paul, Minn.) 1860-1862  - The Pioneer and Democrat was published six days a week (excluding Mondays) in St. Paul, Minnesota, between July 1860 and September 1862, when it was renamed the Saint Paul Pioneer.

Positively gay (St. Paul, Minn.) 1979  - Positively Gay, a GLBT publication, published monthly in St. Paul, Minnesota between June and October 1979, when it was renamed GLC Voice. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Post and record (Rochester, Minn.) 1899-1916  - The Post and Record was published weekly in Rochester, Minnesota between January 1899 and September 1916, when it ceased publication.

Press (Dodge Center, Minn.) 1874-1877  - The Press was published weekly in Dodge Center, Minnesota between November 1874 and March 1877, when it was renamed the Dodge Center Press.

Preston democrat (Preston, Minn.) 1884-1886  - The Preston Democrat was published weekly between February 1884 and July 1886, when it was renamed the Preston Times.

Preston republican (Preston, Minn.) 1875-1884  - The Preston Republican was published weekly between October 1875 and February 1884, when it was renamed the Preston Democrat.

Preston times (Preston, Minn.) 1886-1947  - The Preston Times was published weekly between July 1886 and May 1947, when it merged with the Preston Republican to form the Preston Republican and the Preston Times. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Princeton union (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976  - The Princeton Union was published weekly between December 1876 and June 1976, when it merged with the Princeton Eagle to form the Princeton Union-Eagle. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Proctor journal (Proctor, Minn.) 1982-current  - The Proctor Journal began publishing weekly in August 1982 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Progress (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889  - The Progress was published for the White Earth Ojibwe Reservation community between March 1886 and July 1889, when it ceased publication.

Protest (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1892  - The Protest was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis from July to October 1892.

Quad community press (White Bear Lake, Minn.) 1982-current  - Quad Community Press began publishing weekly in White Bear Lake, Minnesota in October 1982, with coverage for Centerville, Circle Pines, Lexington, and Lino Lakes, Minnesota, and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Record and union (Rochester, Minn.) 1874-1899  - The Record and Union was published weekly in Rochester, Minnesota, between March 1874 and January 1889, when it merged with the Rochester Post and Rochester Daily Post to form the Post and Record and the Daily Post and Record.

Red Lake news (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921  - The Red Lake News was published monthly or semimonthly for the Red lake Ojibwe Reservation community between 1912 and 1921, when it ceased publication.

Red Wing sentinel (Red Wing, Minn.) 1855-1861  - The Red Wing Sentinel was published weekly between July 1855 and sometime after April 1861, when it was renamed the Goodhue Volunteer.

Rochester city news (Rochester, Minn.) 1859-1860  - The Rochester City News was published weekly between November 1859 and October 1860, when it was renamed the Rochester Republican.

Rochester city post (Rochester, Minn.) 1859-1866  - The Rochester City Post was published weekly between November 1859 and January 1866, when it was renamed the Rochester Post.

Rochester daily post and record (Rochester, Minn.) 1917-1925  - The Rochester Daily Post and Record was published six days a week (excluding Sunday) between October 1917 and March 1925, when it merged with the Rochester Daily Bulletin to form the Rochester Post-Bulletin. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Rochester news (Rochester, Minn.) 1859  - The Rochester News published one issue on November 2, 1859, after which it was renamed the Rochester City News.

Rochester post (Rochester, Minn.) 1866-1899  - The Rochester Post was published weekly between January 1886 and January 1899, when it merged with the Record and Union to form the Post and Record.

Rochester Republican (Rochester, Minn.) 1860-1867  - The Rochester Republican was published weekly between November 1860 and May 1867, when it was absorbed by the Rochester Post.

Rochester semi-weekly central record (Rochester, Minn.) 1871  - The Rochester Semi-Weekly central record was published twice weekly from February to September 1871 when reduced to weekly publication and was renamed the Rochester Weekly Central Record.

Rochester weekly central record (Rochester, Minn.) 1871-1872  - The Rochester Weekly Central Record was published weekly between October 1871 and January 1872, when it was renamed the Minnesota Record.

Roseau County times (Roseau, Minn.) 1895-1917  - The Roseau County Times was published weekly between July 1895 and June 1917, when it merged with the Roseau Region to form the Roseau Times-Region.

Rushford star (Rushford, Minn.) 1873-1902  - The Rushford Star was published weekly starting in 1873 until March 1902 when it merged with the Rushford Republican to form the Rushford Star-Republican.

Saint Paul daily press (St. Paul, Minn.) 1861-1864  - The Saint Paul Daily Press, also variously titled the Saint Paul Press, was published six days a week (excluding Mondays) between January 1861 and March 1864, when it was renamed the Saint Paul Press.

Saint Paul daily press (St. Paul, Minn.) 1866-1875  - The Saint Paul Daily Press, variously titled the Daily Press and the Saint Paul Press, was published six days a week (excluding Mondays) between January 1866 and April 1875, when it merged with the Saint Paul Daily Pioneer to form the Saint Paul Daily Pioneer-Press.

Saint Paul globe (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905  - The Saint Paul Globe, variously titled the Saint Paul Daily Globe and St. Paul Globe, was published seven days a week between May 1896 and April 1905, when it ceased publication.

Saint Paul press (St. Paul, Minn.) 1864-1865  - The Saint Paul Press was published six days a week (excluding Mondays) between March 1864 and December 1865, when it was renamed the Saint Paul Daily Press.

Sauk Centre herald (Sauk Centre, Minn.) 1867-1880  - The Sauk Centre Herald was published weekly on Thursdays between June 1867 and November 1880, when it merged with the Melrose Record to form the Sauk Centre Herald and Melrose Record.

Shakopee Argus (Shakopee, Minn.) 1861-1868  - The Shakopee Argus was published weekly, first on Saturdays and later on Thursdays, between December 1861 and September 1868, when it was renamed the Shakopee Weekly Argus.

Shakopee weekly Argus (Shakopee, Minn.) 1868-1870  - The Shakopee Weekly Argus was published on Thursdays between September 1868 and June 1870, when it was renamed the Shakopee Argus.

Shoreview press (White Bear Lake, Minn.) 1993-current  - The Shoreview Press began publishing weekly in White Bear Lake, Minnesota in April 1993 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Skaffaren (St. Paul, Minn.) 1885-1895  - The Swedish-language Skaffaren was published weekly in St. Paul, Minnesota, from March 1885 to October 1895, when it was renamed Minnesota stats tidning.

Southern Minnesota star (Albert Lea, Minn.) 1857-1858  - The Southern Minnesota Star was published weekly in Albert Lea, Minnesota between July 1857 and May 1858, when it ceased publication.

Spring Valley mercury (Spring Valley, Minn.) 1890-1904  - The Spring Valley Mercury was published weekly from May 1890 to October 1904 when it merged with the Spring Valley Vidette to become the Spring Valley Mercury-Vidette.

St. Charles union (St. Charles, Minn.) 1877-1919  - The St. Charles Union was published weekly between January 1877 and August 1919, when it merged with the Lewiston Free Press to form the Winona County Union-Free Press.

St. Cloud Democrat (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1858-1866  - The St. Cloud Democrat was published weekly between August 1858 and September 1866 when it was renamed the St. Cloud Journal.

St. Cloud journal (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876  - The St. Cloud Journal was published weekly between September 1866 and May 1876, when it merged with the St. Cloud Press to form the St. Cloud Journal-Press.

St. Cloud visiter [sic] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1857-1858  - The St. Cloud Visiter was published weekly between December 1857 and July 1858, when it was renamed the St. Cloud Democrat.

St. Paul daily globe (St. Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896  - The St. Paul Daily Globe, variously titled the Daily St. Paul Globe, Saint Paul Daily Globe, and St. Paul Sunday Globe, was published seven days a week between February 1884 and May 1896, when it was renamed the Saint Paul Globe.

State Fair post (Rochester, Minn.) 1867  - The State Fair Post was a special publication of the Rochester Post published October 1-4, 1867, to provide coverage for the Minnesota State Fair held in Rochester, Minnesota.

St. Paul tidende (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928  - The Danish-language St. Paul Tidende (St. Paul Times) was published weekly from 1902 to c. 1928, when it ceased publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Stewartville times (Stewartville, Minn.) 1897-1906  - The Stewartville Times was published weekly beginning in 1896 or 1897. It ceased publication sometime after December 1906.

Stillwater messenger (Stillwater, Minn.) 1856-1868  - The Stillwater Messenger was published weekly between September 1856 and March 1868, when it was renamed the Stillwater Republican.

Stillwater messenger (Stillwater, Minn.) 1870-1928  - The Stillwater Messenger was published weekly between December 1870 and February 1928, when it merged with the Washington County Post to form the Stillwater Post-Messenger.

Stillwater Republican (Stillwater, Minn.) 1868-1870  - The Stillwater Republican was published weekly between March 1868 and December 1870, when it was renamed the Stillwater Messenger.

Svenska amerikanska posten (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1940  - Svenska amerikanska posten (the Swedish American Post) was published weekly in Minneapolis, Minn. from March 1885-Sept. 1940, when it merged with Svenska amerikanaren tribunen.

Svenska folkets tidning (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1881-1927  - Svenska folkets tidning (the Swedish People's Paper) was published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. from Oct. 1881-Aug. 1927 when it merged with Svenska amerikanska posten. It included English content from 1908-1911 and 1916-1927.

Taylors Falls reporter (Taylors Falls, Minn.) 1860-1862  - The Taylors Falls Reporter was published weekly on Thursdays between February 1860 and July 1862, when it was renamed the Saint Croix Monitor.

Taylors Falls reporter (Taylors Falls, Minn.) 1863-1873  - The Taylors Falls Reporter was published weekly on Saturdays between 1863 and July 1873, when it was renamed the Taylors Falls Journal.

Tomahawk (White Earth, Minn.) 1903-1926  - The Tomahawk was published for the White Earth Ojibwe Reservation community between April 1903 and January 1927, when it was moved to Callaway, Minnesota, and renamed the Callaway Tomahawk. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Tower weekly news (Tower, Minn.) 1900-1946  - The Tower Weekly News was published weekly between June 1900 and May 1946 when it was renamed the Tower News. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Tribune (Greenbush, Minn.) 1991-current  - The Tribune began publishing weekly in Greenbush, Minnesota in September 1991 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882  - The Tribune, also variously titled Minneapolis Tribune, was published in Minneapolis six days a week (excluding Mondays) between January 1877 and November 1882, when it was renamed Daily Minnesota Tribune.

Truth (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-1922  - The Truth, the official organ of the Socialist parties of Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin was published weekly between October 12, 1917 and April 13, 1923, when it ceased publication.

Twin City guardian (St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1920  - The Twin City Guardian was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul beginning in November 1895. It ceased publication sometime after January 1920.

Twin City star (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-1919  - The Twin City Star was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis beginning in June 1910. It ceased publication sometime after January 1919.

Twin-City American (Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Paul, Minn.) 1899  - The Twin-City American was an African American Newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis and St. Paul from April to May 1899, when it merged with the Colored Citizen to form the Afro-American Advance.

Two Harbors iron news (Two Harbors, Minn.) 1890-1909  - The Two Harbors Iron News was published weekly between July 1890 and October 1909, when it merged with the Iron Trade Journal to form the Two Harbors Journal-News.

Valley herald (Chaska, Minn.) 1862-1872  - The Valley Herald was published weekly on Thursdays in Chaska, Minnesota between September 1862 and March 1872, when it was renamed the Weekly Valley Herald.

Vinland (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908  - The Icelandic-language Vinland was published monthly in Minneota, Minnesota, from March 1902 to February 1908, when it ceased publication.

Virginia enterprise (Virginia, Minn.) 1893-1915  - The Virginia Enterprise was published weekly between February 1893 and November 1915, when it ceased publication.

Wabasha County herald (Wabasha, Minn.) 1875-1929  - The Wabasha County Herald was published weekly in Wabasha, Minnesota between June 1875 and April 1929, when it merged with the Wabasha Standard to form the Wabasha County Herald-Standard. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Wabasha herald (Wabasha, Minn.) 1866  - The Wabasha Herald, variously titled the Wabasha County Herald, was published weekly from March to August 1866, when it was renamed the Wabasha Weekly Herald.

Wabasha herald (Wabasha, Minn.) 1872-1875  - The Wabasha Herald was published weekly between September 1872 and June 1875, when it was renamed the Wabasha County Herald.

Wabasha weekly herald (Wabasha, Minn.) 1866-1872  - The Wabasha Weekly Herald, variously titled the Wabasha Herald and the Weekly Wabasha Herald, was published weekly between August 1866 and September 1872, when it was renamed the Wabasha Herald.

Wabashaw County herald (Read's Landing, Minn.) 1858-1861  - The Wabasha County Herald was published weekly in Read's Landing, Minnesota between May 1858 and January 1861, when it was renamed the Wabashaw Semi-Weekly Co. Herald.

Wabashaw County herald (Wabashaw, Minn.; Read's Landing, Minn.) 1862-1866  - The Wabashaw County Herald, variously titled the Semi-weekly Herald, the Wabasha Herald, and the Weekly Herald, was published first twice weekly and then weekly in Read's Landing and Wabasha, Minnesota between July 1862 and March 1866, when it was renamed the Wabasha Herald.

Wabashaw semi-weekly co. herald (Wabashaw, Minn.; Read's Landing, Minn.) 1861-1862  - The Wabashaw Semi-Weekly Co. Herald, also variously titled the Wabashaw County Herald, was published twice weekly in Read's Landing and Wabasha, Minnesota between January 1861 and July 1862, when it was renamed the Wabashaw County Herald.

Wabashaw weekly county herald (Read's Landing, Minn.) 1857-1858  - The Wabasha Weekly County Herald was published weekly in Read's Landing, Minnesota between August 1857 and May 1858, when it was renamed the Wabasha County Herald.

Warren sheaf (Warren, Minn.) 1880-current  - The Warren Sheaf began publishing weekly in December 1880 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Waumadee herald (Read's Landing, Minn.) 1857  - The Waumadee Herald published one issue in Read's Landing, Minnesota on May 9, 1857, after which it ceased publication.

Weekly valley herald (Chaska, Minn.) 1872-1969  - The Weekly Valley Herald was published on Thursdays in Chaska, Minnesota between April 1872 and July 1969, when it was renamed the Chaska Weekly Valley Herald. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Western advance (Worthington, Minn.) 1872-1874  - The Western Advance was published weekly in Worthington, Minnesota between 1872 and September 1874, when it was renamed the Worthington Advance.

Western appeal (St. Paul, Minn.) 1885-1889  - The Western Appeal was an African American newspaper published weekly in St. Paul, Minnesota between June 1885 and December 1888, when it was renamed the Appeal.

White Bear press (White Bear, Minn.) 1914-current  - The White Bear Press began publishing weekly in White Bear Lake, Minnesota in April 1914 and is still in publication. Issues from this title can only be accessed from the Gale Family Library at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Wiarus (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893  - The Polish-language Wiarus (Veteran Defender) was published weekly in Winona, Minnesota from February 1886 through May 1893, when it was renamed Katolik.

Wiarus (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919  - The Polish-language Wiarus (Veteran Defender) was published weekly in Winona, Minnesota from August 1895 to December 1919, when it ceased publication.

Willmar tribune (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931  - The Willmar Tribune was published weekly, and briefly twice weekly, between February 1895 and September 1931, when it was renamed the Willmar Weekly Tribune. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Windom reporter (Windom, Minn.) 1871-1961  - The Windom Reporter was published weekly from September 1871 to November 1961, when it merged with the Cottonwood County Citizen to form the Cottonwood County Citizen and the Windom Reporter. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

Winona County union-free press (St. Charles, Minn.) 1919-1922  - The Winona County Union-Free Press was published weekly in St. Charles, Minnesota between September 1919 and February 1922, when it was renamed the Inter-County Press.

Word carrier (Santee Agency, Neb.) 1884-1903  - The Word Carrier, an organ of the Dakota mission in Santee, Nebraska, was published monthly between March 1884 and August 1903, when it was renamed the Word Carrier of Santee Normal Training School.

Word carrier of Santee Normal Training School (Santee, Neb.) 1903-1930  - The Word Carrier of Santee Normal Training School, an organ of the Dakota mission in Santee, Nebraska, was published bimonthly from September 1903 until it ceased publication sometime after 1930.

World (Duluth, Minn.) 1895-1897  - The World was an African American newspaper published weekly in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth, Minnesota beginning in 1895. It ceased publication sometime after November 1897.

Worthington advance (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908  - The Worthington Advance was published weekly between September 1874 and July 1908, when it merged with the Worthington Herald to form the Advance-Herald.

Worthington daily advance (Worthington, Minn.) 1894  - The Worthington Daily Advance was published six days a week (excluding Sundays) beginning in November 1874. Its end date is unknown.

Zumbrota independent (Zumbrota, Minn.) 1875-1906  - The Zumbrota Independent was published weekly between 1875 and May 1906, when it was absorbed by the Zumbrota News.

Zumbrota news (Zumbrota, Minn.) 1892-current  - The Zumbrota News was published weekly beginning in August 1892 and is still in publication. Issues published after 1922 were not digitized due to copyright restrictions.

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Indiana's Hoosier State Chronicles Adds Two New Issues

11/8/2017

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Indiana's statewide historical newspaper database, Hoosier State Chronicles, has just added two new issues:

Hope Republican (103 Issues, April 28, 1892 - April 19, 1894)
Terre Haute Daily Tribune (1334 Issues, December 1, 1902 - July 19, 1919)

For the complete article - click HERE. There is a bunch of information at that site about all of Indiana's historical newspaper activities.

For a list of links to other Indiana online historical newspapers currently available, click on Indiana Online Historical Newspapers Summary

And here is a complete list of all the newspapers available online from Hoosier State Chronicles:

Union County Democrat (Liberty, Union County; 22 September 1882 - 24 November 1882)

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Advantage Preservation Adds 750 Thousand Historical Newspaper Pages - October, 2017

11/7/2017

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In February, 2017, I published a list of the catalog of online historical newspapers from over 400 different collections put together by the Advantage Preservation Company, developed in conjunction with the libraries, historical societies and museums across the U.S. who preserve the historical newspapers for their communities. To see the entire updated list, click on Search 45 Million Historic U.S. Newspaper Pages from Advantage Preservation for Free! It totals over 45 million pages from 37 states from the U.S.

As of early August, 2017, another 500 thousand pages were added - Advantage Preservation Adds 500 Thousand Historical Newspaper Pages - July, 2017

As of early September, 2017, another 800 thousand pages were added - Advantage Preservation Adds 800 Thousand Historical Newspaper Pages - August, 2017

As of early October 2017, another 700 thousand pages were added - Advantage Preservation Adds 700 Thousand Historical Newspaper Pages - September, 2017

Here are the new County and Library collections that were added after the previous Advantage Preservation update, followed by the collections that have had additional newspapers added to their collections in the last month.

New County and Library Collections (listed by county; number of issues or pages and years of publication in the online collection):

Iowa
Cherokee County
Aurelia Public Library

Aurelia Sentinel
40,318 Pages
1886-1999
Aurelia Star
6,530 Pages
2000-2016
Cherokee Daily Times
519 Pages
1999-2000
The Aurelia Sentinel
446 Pages
1898-1899

Keokuk County
North English

North English Record
1,759 Pages
2007-2009

Maine
Waldo County
Isleboro

Islesboro Island News
6,073 Pages
1987-2016
Islesboro Observer
1,188 Pages
1949-1979
Islesboro Up Date
567 Pages
1985-1987
Morning Sun
12 Pages
1980-1980

Massachusetts
Essex County
Flint Public Library

Tri Town Transcript
26,200 Pages
1965-1992

Worcester County
Leominster

Leominster Daily Enterprise
11,460 Pages
1895-1909

Ohio
Hancock County
Findlay-Hancock County Public Library

Hancock Courier
12,214 Pages
1851-1914
Findlay Union
4,948 Pages
1891-1904
Findlay Daily Jeffersonian
3,872 Pages
1880-1884
Courier Union
2,506 Pages
1904-1907
Daily Jeffersonian
2,230 Pages
1884-1885
Findlay Daily Star
2,077 Pages
1882-1884
Findlay Weekly Republican
1,923 Pages
1883-1892
Hancock Probate Court Death Records
1,514 Pages
1867-1920
Findlay Republican
1,193 Pages
1897-1900
Hancock Jeffersonian
703 Pages
1857-1862
Democratic Courier
425 Pages
1846-1848
Hancock Journal
264 Pages
1850-1852
Findlay Weekly Union
89 Pages
1890-1891
Home Companion
18 Pages
1857-1857

Mercer County
Coldwater Public Library

Mercer County Chronicle
67,612 Pages
1936-2011
Coldwater Chronicle
13,800 Pages
1907-1936
St Henry Advocate
1,196 Pages
1907-1909
Mercer County Chronicle Journal
690 Pages
1958-1959
Celina Advocate
641 Pages
1905-1907
Mercer County Chronicle And The Coldwater Chronicle
26 Pages
1936-1936
Daily Chronicle
24 Pages
1941-1941

Texas
Victoria County
Victoria

Victoria Advocate
22,031 Pages
2015-2017

Wichita County
Burkburnett

Burkburnett Informer Star
42,687 Pages
1970-2010
Census
3,167 Pages
1900-1920
Burkburnett News
1,043 Pages
1967-1969
Burkburnett Star
347 Pages
1967-1967

Updated Collections
Here is a list by state and county of the existing online collections that had pages added in the last month that are available to search for free:

Georgia

Dawson - Dawson County Library

Idaho

Bannock - Marshall Public Library
Clearwater - Elk River Free Library

Illinois

Clark - Marshall Public Library

Iowa

Chickasaw - New Hampton Public Library
Fayette - Oelwein
Grundy - Kling Memorial Library
Henry - Winfield Public Library
Linn - Cedar Rapids Public Library
Madison - Winterset Public Library
Marion - Pella Public Library
Monroe - Monroe County Historical Society
Plymouth - Remsen Public Library

Kansas

Kentucky

Adair - Adair County Library

Maine

Piscataquis - Thompson Free Library
York - Springvale Public Library and Goodall Memorial Library

Massachusetts

Norfolk - SSharon Public Library

Nebraska

Merrick - Central City Public Library

New York

Broome - Mary L. Wilcox Memorial Library
Cattaraugus - Saint Bonaventure University - Friedsam Memorial Library
Cayuga - The Seymour Public Library
Orange - Albert Wisner Public Library
Rensselaer - Troy Public Library
Wayne - Sodus Community Library
Westchester - Chappaqua Public Library

Ohio

Wood - Wood County District Public Library

Oregon

Wallowa - Wallowa History Center

Texas

Vermont

Chittenden - Charlotte News

West Virginia

Ohio - Ohio County Public Library

If you wish to see a complete list of links to historical newspapers that are searchable for free from companies like Advantage Preservation and many others, check out Newspaper Research Links.

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Check Out The New Obituaries! Page

11/7/2017

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This past month I have been researching and collecting alternative means to searching newspapers to find obituary and death information. The result is the brand new OBITUARIES Page on The Ancestor Hunt. Listed by state - there are over 675 obituary and death indexes from the U.S. and Canada that can be searched in order to find those elusive obits.

The link is on the Main Toolbar above or you can click on
http://www.theancestorhunt.com/obituaries.html to get there.

Good luck finding obituaries and death information.

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37 Million Online Obituaries Available from FamilySearch!

11/2/2017

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Source: familysearch.org

(Updated November, 2017)

Did you know that there are about 37 million newspaper obituaries available from FamilySearch in 32 different collections?

All but 1 collection have searchable indexes, and there are collections with images from newspapers, images from index card transcriptions only, and collections that are indexes only.

Now, the great majority (about 33 million) do NOT have newspaper images available for free UNLESS you have a subscription to GenealogyBank. FamilySearch and GenealogyBank have a cooperative effort to make the indexes available for free to FamilySearch users.

But that still leaves about 4 million images that are available for free. These are from private collections, libraries, archives and other institutions that have made the images available to FamilySearch for digitization.

Here is a list of the collections and links to each collection:

So you can search for obituaries in standard digitized newspapers as those listed in the Newspaper Research Links on this website (The Ancestor Hunt), or search obituary indexes in the Obituaries Page (also on this website), or you might also want to try searching the FamilySearch collections above that have indexed and cropped newspaper obituaries for you!

Good Luck and Happy Hunting!

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