Primary Sources: Historical U.S. Newspapers

Agricultural and rural life newspapers, published mostly in Alabama and mostly in the late 19th century.

Newspapers from Montevallo and Shelby Counties, including the Montevallo Times 1935-1949, Calera Journal 1892, Chronicle 1890-1904, Montevallo News 1895-1898, and the Sentinel 1895-1905.

Student newspaper of Auburn University.

Student newspaper of Auburn University. More recent issues are titles the Auburn Plainsman.

Underground newspaper

Newspaper of the Avondale and Cowikee Mills (textile mills).

Includes the Iron Age, the Weekly Iron Age, the Weekly Age, and the Pratt City Herald.

Searchable database of newspaper clippings about Birmingham

The paper is incorrectly labeled in as "Columbana"

Many issues are titles the Florence Times.

Before the 1950s, only scattered issues are available.

This site provides transcriptions of selected articles from a variety of Marion County newspapers.

Newspaper of Jacksonville State University; formerly called the Collegian or the Teacola.

African American newspaper

Includes only photographs

Covered Civil Rights in the South.

Student newspaper for Faulkner University.
Issues of the newspaper are included in a database of materials from the Faulkner University Archives

This file includes only a few issues.

Student newspaper of the University of Alabama

This file includes only a few issues.

African American newspaper

English and Spanish language newspapers from Arizona, California, Texas, and Mexico. Includes a number of newspapers from Tucson and the University of Arizona.

Mimeographed school newspapers produced at rural schools in Southern Arizona.

Student newspapers from Northern Arizona University. The Pine was published 1914-1946. The Lumberjack was published 1946-present.

Bilingual (English and Japanese) newspaper

Bilingual (English & Japanese) newspaper

Bilingual (Japanese & English) newspaper

Bilingual (English, Japanese) newspaper

Newspaper published by the Japanese-Americans who were interned at the Gila River Camp during World War II.

This site includes only a few scattered issues of thes newspaper.
Student newspaper for Glendale Community College.

Issues 1883-1961 are titled Mohave County Miner.
Issues before 1974 are very scattered.

Jewish American newspaper.
This database includes only the photographs, not the text of the articles.

This newspaper was published by Japanese-Americans who were interned in the Poston Camp during World War II. It was first called the Poston Information Bulletin, then the Official Daily Press Bulletin, then the Poston Chronicle.

Bilingual (English & Japanese) newspaper

Bilingual (Japanese & English) newspaper

Some issues are at illegible.

This file includes only a few issues.

Selected articles only

This site includes only scattered issues.

This is only an index. It does not includes full text articles. Among other types of information, it includes selected articles from the Arkansas Gazette, the Arkansas Democrat, the Arkansas Traveler, the Northwest Arkansas Times, and the Grapevine.

Includes scattered issues of BAD Times, Black Americans for Democracy News, and Times (Black Americans for Democracy). All were published by Black Americans for Democracy, an African American student organization at the University of Arkansas.

This newspaper was published by the Japanese Americans who were interned in the Jerome War Relocation Camp during World War II. It was called the Denson Communique 1942-1943 and the Denson Tribune 1943-1944.

Some of the early issues were titled the Guardian or the Southern Guardian.

This is only an index. You can purchase the full text of individual articles.

This is only an index. It does not include full text articles. Some years are missing from the index.

This newspaper was published by Japanese-Americans who were interned in the Rohwer War Relocation Camp during World War II. It also includes issues of other newspapers from the camp, including the Rohwer News, the Rohwer Jiho, the Rohwer Relocator, the Daybreak, the Rohwer Federated Christian Church Bulletin, the Rohwer High School Hi Lites, and the Rohwer Junior High School Roar.