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[Miscellaneous Negro newspapers] [microform].
Format
Journal, Microform
Language
English
Published/​Created
Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1947.
Details
Subject(s)
African American newspapers
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American newspapers
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Series
Negro newspaper microfilm series.
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Summary note
Includes scattered issues of many Negro newspapers.
Notes
Title supplied.
Reproduction note
Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Microfilmed by the Library of Congress for the Committee on Negro Studies of the American Council of Learned Societies, 1947. 12 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Contents
Reel 102. Commonwealth, Maryville republican, Afro-American.-- Reel 103. Bulletin, North Carolina republican, True reformer, Richmond planet, Virginia star, Colored American, Republican courier, American citizen, Black republican, Rights of all, "Justice", Colored citizen, Crusader, Southern republican, Observer, Gazette, Savannah weekly echo, Weekly defiance, Echo, Missionary record, Georgetown planet, Southern news, Pacific appeal.-- Reel 104. Race standard, Arkansas weekly mansion, Loyal Georgian, New York freeman, Mirror of the times, Northern star and freemen's advocate, Concordia eagle, Portland new age, South Carolina leader.-- Reel 105. Wide awake, Huntsville star, Montgomery enterprise, reporter, American guide, Western outlook, Western enterprise, Colorado statesman, Statesman, Florida evangelist, Paul Quinn weekly, National pilot, Reformer, Seattle republican, World, Florida sentinel, Atlanta age, Voice of missions, Augusta union, Columbus chronicle, Macon sentinel, Gazette & land bulletin, Chicago world, Parson weekly blade, Plaindealer, Lexington standard, Republican courier, Southern republican, Negro appeal, Boston advanced, Boston courant, Detroit informer, Golden rule, Light, Kansas City observer, Rising sun, Missouri messenger, Enterprise, Progress, Afro-American Presbyterian, Gazette, Ohio standard, Langston City herald, Christian banner, Odd Fellows journal, Defender, Afro-American citizen, Peoples recorder, Rockhill messenger, Jackson headlight, Oil City Afro American, Dallas enterprise, Item, Independent, The Western star, Pine Bluff weekly herald, The Gazette. --
Reel 106. Colored Tennessian, The Tennessian, The Weekly Anglo African, South Carolina leader, Free press, Freedman's press, Free man's press, Chicago eagle, State capitol, Colored visitor.-- Reel 107. Wisconsin Afro American, Northwestern recorder, Union, Dimanche, National leader, Christian advocate, Columbus standard, Pioneer press, Southern indicator, reformer, Ohio Falls express.-- Reel 108. State journal.-- Progress, Tennessee star, Negro world.-- Reel 109. American Negro, American eagle, Virginia star, National Baptist world, Wichitaw tribune, People's friend, Ram's horn, Conservator, Progress, Weekly avalanche, Iowa Baptist standard.-- Reel 110. Western cyclone, Nicodemus cyclone, Nicodemus enterprise, Kansas herald, Colored patriot, Benevolent banner, American citizen.-- Reel 111. Baptist headlight, Kansas blackman, Historic times, People's friend, Vindicator, Southern argus, Elevator, Kansas headlight, Evening call.-- Reel 112. Union, Arkansas freeman, Aliened American, Negro world, Afro independent, Weekly review, Midland express, Frederick Douglass paper, Twin City American, Afro American advance, Advance, Minneapolis observer, Free American, National savings bank.-- Reel 113. Oakland sunshine, San Francisco vindicator, Western outlook, Torchlight appeal, Freeman's journal.
OCLC
1053095829
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