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1904-01-29 Title info
Ayer Annual 1905 1 Publish day: Friday Content: Republican Established: 1904 Pages: 4 Size: 13x20 in. Editor: Deed H. Mayer Publisher: Deed H. Mayer Frequency: Weekly Coverage Region: North Cascades County: Chelan Unique ids LCCN: sn87093039 OCLC: 16996294 Digitization plan 2008-2009 grant
Plan to digitize 1904-1922 (6 reels) History Continues: Current Continued by: NA Essay Draft The first issue of the Leavenworth [...]
[...] Holdings 1899-02-27 - 1947-08-13 (194 reels) UW Microfilm A2202 Notes
* Film eval notes 1919-08-01 1919-10-13: good contrast, even lighting. In the microfilm reader I find the pages to be legible, but under magnification it is evident that the images are slightly out of focus. The edges of each letter are not sharp. Resolution appears to be fair, but overall the text appears very grey under magnification rather than dark and dense. This positive may have low density.
Film eval notes 1913-01-01 1913-05-13: [...]
[...] 1915. It was absorbed by the Ellensburg Democrat LCCN sn88085013 , which was published from January 29, 1914 to June 10, 1915, when it was then sold to William Dadler who continued to publish the paper as the Inter-mountain Register LCCN sn88085014 until 1917. Essay Notes Ellensburg Public Library. "Newspaper, Hay and Furniture." 1910?-1919?/2010. http://content.statelib.wa.gov/u?/ellensburg,1647 Ellensburg Public Library. "Turner's Print Shop." 1900?-1909?/2011. http://content.statelib.wa.gov/u?/ellensburg,1890 An Illustated History of Klickitat, Yakima, and Kittitas [...]
[...] entrepreneur from Arizona, purchased the paper in March 1903. The Courier changed hands again in August 1904 when William J. Shaughnessy bought the paper and began publishing an additional miniature daily edition, which continued until 1906. Kennewick officially incorporated in February 1904, and when Lauren W. Soth assumed leadership of the Courier on April 28, 1905, the name was changed to the Kennewick Courier . The paper continued to support the area’s commercial growth and report on its flourishing agriculture, such as the record strawberry [...]
[...] Ayer & Son's American newspaper annual -- 1900 -- 338 N.W. Ayer & Son's American newspaper annual -- 1904 -- 878 N.W. Ayer & Son's American newspaper annual -- 1906 -- 896 NDNP Candidate Title List (Appendix A1.2) Chronicling America record (LOC) - San Juan Islander WorldCat record - San Juan Islander WSL record - San Juan Islander UW record - San Juan Islander History of Whatcom County, Volume II, by Lottie Roeder Roth, 1926, pps. 41-42. Info on AJ Paxson Reel Filmed by: WSL Positives held by: WSL and UW (same 11 reels) Condition of film (based on first [...]
Title info 1888-01-24
Ayer Annual 1890 1 ; 1900 2 Publish day: Saturday Content: Republican Established:1888 Pages: 8; 6 Size: 24x36 in.; 18x24 in. Editor: Thos. Neill; Wilford Allen Publisher: Thos. Neill; Allen Bros.; Sargent & Neill 6 Frequency: Weekly Coverage Region: Southeast County: Whitman Unique ids LCCN: sn88085488 OCLC: 17408151 Digitization plan 2008-2009 grant
Reduction ratio high (20-25:1) Waiting on new density readings Received order 2008-12-01 WSL ordered duplication and testing of 1888-1922 (11 reels) from [...]
[...] sn87093407\00211107480:1910-04-14, 1910-04-16, 1910-04-19; 00211107455: 1908-12-22, 1908-11-14; 00211107352: (1904-09-21 through [...]
[...] 1917, with the exception of a short period in 1915 when John A. Stimson served as editor. From about 1904 until about 1911, the paper was published twice a week. Circulation reached its highest point in 1916, at 2,100 readers. During these years, Aberdeen was known as a rough-and-tumble frontier town. Major topics covered in the Herald include the discovery of oil in the nearby Hoh River valley and the killing spree of Billy Gohl, “the Ghoul of Grays Harbor,” a union agent who may have murdered as many as 250 sailors in Aberdeen between 1903 and 1913. Gohl was convicted [...]
[...] space in the Miner to the establishment of the Flathead Indian Reservation (approved by Congress in 1904 and opened in 1909), the opening of the Newport Public Library in 1909, and the approval of the development of Pend Oreille County and its subsequent division from Stevens County in 1911. In addition to Wolf’s local causes, the Miner also featured short stories, serialized fiction, legal notices, local news briefs, and advertisements during this period. Wolf remained at the helm of the paper for 38 years and is considered one of Pend Oreille’s greatest promoters [...]
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WSL ordered duplication and testing of 1907-1922 (5 reels) from Proquest Received order 2008-12-01 History Succeeding: Statesman-Examiner, Colville (1948) Related to: Scimitar and Statesman-Index, Colville WSL publish history chart: http://www.secstate.wa.gov/library/docs/iii/charts/statesmanexaminer.htm Essay Draft Short version for LOC
In 1907 a group of Colville, Washington, democrats formed a corporation to produce a new weekly paper. They hired J. C. Harrigan, a twenty-nine year old newspaperman, to serve as editor. They also financed the purchase of [...]
[...] Targets throughout. Some faded images, but the majority have good contrast. film eval notes 1894-09-01 1897-10-29: a few images are dark and a few are light, but generally everything is in focus and legible. Targets noting damage, missing issues, etc, are present and lighting looks even. Both the weekly edition and tri-weekly edition are present. Pages are very dark in Jan-Mar, June , Aug 1895 [...]
[...] grant
WSL ordered duplication and testing of 1900-1912 (8 reels) from Proquest Received order 2008-12-01 History Preceding: Palouse Gazette (Colfax, Wash) 1877 - 1893 3 Related Title: The Colfax Commoner (Colfax, Wash) 1911 - 1932 3 Succeeding: The Gazette-commoner (Colfax, Wash) 1932 - 1958 3 WSL publish history chart: http://www.secstate.wa.gov/library/docs/iii/charts/whitman.htm Essay Draft Charles B. Hopkins and Lucien E. Kellogg were delayed in starting their new enterprise, the Palouse Gazette [LCCN: sn 88085456]. During the spring and summer of 1877, [...]
[...] served many other posts such as county clerk and superior court clerk (1899-1903); Ritzville sheriff (1904-08); and secretary of the Washington State Press Association and Washington delegate for the National Editorial Association (1904-05), in addition to his many local business interests. In October 1906, Gilson sold the Adams County News to the Journal Herald Publishing Company to become the president of the Washington Sheriff’s Association. Gilson went on to serve as mayor of Ritzville in 1912. In 1906, Journal Herald Publishing changed [...]
[...] Positives held by: WSL Negatives held by: WSL WSL Holdings list: 1902 Nov 7-1903 May 25 1903 May 26-1904 May 20 1904 May 21-Dec 31 1905 Jan 2-Oct 16 1905 Oct 17-1906 Oct 31 1906 Nov 1-1907 Dec 12 1907 Dec 13-1908 Nov 4 1908 Nov 5-1909 May 20 1909 May 21-Nov 2 1909 Nov 3-Dec 31 Notes e.g. Significant for its location on the U.S.-Canadian border [...]
[...] Digitization plan 2008-2009 grant
Plan to digitize WSL's 1909-1918 reels (24 reels) and UW's 1903-1904; 1907 reel (1 reel) Also checking on paper copies Substitute for now. Checking to see where negatives are. History Succeeding title: Related titles: Los Angeles Record, Seattle Star, Spokane Press, Portland News. These paper were also part of the Scripps-Canfield League (later Scripps League). Essay Draft The Tacoma Times was one of several west coast papers founded by E.W. Scripps. Scripps' approach to the newspaper business was to provide minimal funding for [...]
[...] Valley faced between following the Panic of 1893. "Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley" controlled the paper until 1904 when Walter Tuesley and McComb sold their interest. E.L Boardman briefly served as editor. On Novemeber 28, 1905 George Tuesley installed a linotype machine and started publishing the Yakima Morning Herald [LCCN 86072043] daily in addition to the weekly Herald . He sold the paper to his primary competitor Wilbur Robertson, owner of the Yakima Daily Republic [LCCN 88085521], in 1913. Robertson continued both daily papers for many years. Though both were republican [...]
[...] Micro Services Positives held by: UW Call Number: A3973 Library holds: 1907-05-24 through 1922-12-29 Film condition: 2B position, resolution target present, 26x reduction Negatives held by: UW Call Number:A3973 Notes
film eval notes 1907-05-24 1920-04-22: very incomplete until 1917. type is small but legible. Some pages are very light. film eval notes 1920-04-
[...] resolution are good. There are notes on the film about creased or torn papers. film evaluation notes 1877-01-20 1877-12-27: images have good contrast and are legible. A few pages are a bit faded or have some damage, but overall image quality is good. Several issues are missing; missing issue targets are present. film evaluation notes 1878-01-03 1878-12-26: I found one very out of focus page and some of the pages are a bit faded, but generally the images a clear and legible with good contrast. There seems to be fewer missing issues for this year [...]
[...] sn98047755 OCLC: 226861055 Digitization plan 2008-2009 grant
Suggested by Glenda Pearson 2009-06-29 Digitizing 1894-1912 (title changes from Ranch to Ranche and Range > The Ranch (Seattle) > Washington Farmer ) (8 reels) Top
History Continued by: Ranche and Range , Ranch (Seattle) , Washington Farmer WSL publish history chart: Essay Draft The Ranch [LCCN: 2007252175] The first issue of the Ranch came off the press of the Yakima Herald [LCCN: sn88085523] on January, 20th, 1894. During the same year C. P. Wilcox, W. H. Wilcox, George N. Tuesley, and Ranch editor [...]
[...] http://www.loc.gov/ndnp/guidelines/archive/07EssayStyleGuidelines2008.pdf Sample reel Seattle Republican - sent 2009-01-29 [...]
[...] Call Number: 6/35 Film condition: 1A position Library holds: Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 7, 1892)-v. 10, no. 29 (Feb. 14, 1902) Negatives held by: Proquest [...]
[...] decided to consolidate their efforts to publish the first issue of the "Washington Statesman" on November 29, 1861. In 1878, the "Statesman" became the [...]
[...] Olympian Top Reel
Filmed by: WSL for USNP; Bell&Howell Positives held by: WSL Call Number: NEWSPAPER 29/271 Film condition: 1A, TBD Library holds: [...]
[...] Washington Standard Top Reel
Filmed by: WSL; Bell&Howell Positives held by: WSL Call Number: NEWSPAPER 29/279 Film position: Library holds: Vol.1, no. [...]
[...] Negatives held by ProQuest WSL Holdings: Chehalis bee-nugget reel list Notes
1898 Dec 2-1899 Sep 29: Title begins 1898 Dec 2 film starts half [...]
[...] Twice-a-week Bremerton news) and 1923-06-14 (Bremerton daily news searchlight) §§(lrobinson,2008/12/29 09:15:10)§§
I checked the Proquest list [...]
[...] x x draft x x pdf Commonwealth , Everett x x x x draft x x pdf Second Delivery 2010-01-31 Caytons Weekly x x x x draft x x [...]
[...] WA 1911-1914 1 322
Industrial Freedom Edison, WA 1898-1901 1 250
Leavenworth Echo Leavenworth, WA 1904-1922 6 5596
Pullman Herald Pullman, WA 1888-1922 11 13650
Ranch Yakima, [...]
Title 1902-01-09 Ayer Annual 1 Content: Established: [...]
[...] 1889-05-17: Some pages are damaged/taped together/ dark, but these are a minority. film eval notes 1922-01-27 1923-04-13: Many pages are a bit dark, [...]
