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Guide toALASKA NEWSPAPERS ON MI CROFI LM

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The main information on a newspaper title is listed alphabetically by the place where the title waspublished in the document you are now reading. To find out what newspapers were published in aparticular place, scroll to that name in the list below. The file "Chronologies of Alaska and RegionalNewspapers" gives an historical overview, organized as a time-line, of titles published in a specificlocation.

Key to Newspaper Title Entry(Explanation of the categories listed under each newspaper title)

Region: the larger geographic location for specific town or city. Designations are one of the following:Alaska (five regions: Northwest & Arctic, Interior, Southwest & Aleutians, Southcentral, Southeast),Canada and Out-of-StatePublication dates: range of publication; unverified dates indicated with “?”.Frequency: frequency of publication.Editors: if listed in previous sources noted in the Bibliography, names are indicated, but list is notinclusive, especially for modern era.History: references to beginning and ending dates, if located; related titles, and special historical notes.Microfilm holdings: summary of range of holdings (beginning year to ending year).Extent of holdings: degree of microfilm coverage: complete (100%-all issues); nearly complete (95%-99%); incomplete (0-94%), unknown.Detailed holdings: issue-specific information; in a few cases, the information may not be available, if themicrofilm was not inventoried. Also, occasional reference may be made to the condition of the microfilmor possible additional locations of issues of microfilm.Holdings located at: the holdings for Alaska Newspaper Project libraries. Lists the library name pluslocator numbers, if known. Many of the location codes are not yet assigned, but, if listed, the library shouldhave the microfilm.

ASL: Alaska State Library, JuneauUAF: Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska FairbanksUAA: Consortium Library, University of Alaska AnchorageAML: Anchorage Municipal Libraries, Anchorage [does not assign location numbers]

N. B.: Holdings may vary among the libraries, since some newspapers were microfilmed at different timesand/or at various locations; the libraries also may have purchased film from different vendors. This sectionincludes warnings of notable variations among the microfilm reels.

Adak

AdakAdak Daily SunRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ?-1954?Frequency: dailyHistory: Date when publication began is unknown. Probably ceased in 1954. Published by the U.S. Naval

Station at Adak. It was continued by the ADAK SUN (1955?-1976). On May 7, 1976 that title mergedwith the TUNDRA TIMES (ADAK: 1968) to form the ADAK EAGLE’S CALL (1976-1979). Itbecame the EAGLE’S CALL on Jun 15, 1979 and kept that title until it ceased publication on Jan 24,1997.

Microfilm holdings: 1953Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1953: Jan 23Holdings located at:

ASL: ADAK 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Adak Eagle’s CallRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1976-1979Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on May 7, 1976 when the ADAK SUN (1955?-1976) merged with the TUNDRA TIMES

(ADAK: 1968) to form the ADAK EAGLE’S CALL (1976-1979). It became the EAGLE’S CALL onJun 15, 1979 and kept that title until it ceased publication on Jan 24, 1997. (The May 7, 1976 issue alsohas the title: EAGLE’S CALL, but for that one issue only). The ADAK DAILY SUN (?-1954?) was thefirst in this series of titles published at the U.S. Naval Station Adak.

Microfilm holdings: 1976-1979Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1976: May 7-Jun 25, Jul 9-Nov 19, Dec 3-101977: Jan 14-Feb 6, Feb 25-Apr 15, Apr 29-May 27, Jun 10-24, Jul 8-Dec 301978: Jan 6-Dec 291979: Jan 5-Jun 8

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.

ASL: ADAK 1/15-1/18, ADAK 1/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1202UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 119AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Adak SunRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1955?-1976Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in 1955 as a continuation of the ADAK DAILY SUN. It ceased on Apr 30, 1976

and on May 7, 1976 merged with the TUNDRA TIMES (ADAK: 1968) to form the ADAK EAGLE’SCALL (1976-1979). It became the EAGLE’S CALL on Jun 15, 1979 and kept that title until it ceasedpublication on Jan 24, 1997.

Microfilm holdings: 1956, 1958-1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1956: Feb 13

Adak

1958: Mar 3-Apr 28, May 12-27, Jun 2-9, 23, Sep 291959: May 4-18, Jun 1-Jul 6, Jul 20, Aug 3, 24-31, Nov 23, Dec 71960: Jan 18, Feb 1, 29, Apr 4, 18-25, May 9, 30, Jun 6-Jul 4, Jul 18-25, Aug 8-Dec 271961: complete1962: Jan 1-Jun 26, Jul 2-Oct 22, Nov 5-Dec 311963: Jan 7-May 201964: Jan 8, Jun 29-Sep 32, Oct 5, Oct 26-Dec 311965: Jan 8-Sep 24, Oct 8-Dec 311966: Jan 7-Feb 25, Mar 11-25, Apr 8-29, May 20-Jun 3, Jun 17-Jul 22, Aug 19, Sep 2-30, Oct 14-Nov

4, Nov 18-25, Dec 16-301967: Jan 6-Apr 13, Apr 27, May 18-Sep 8, Sep 22-Nov 17, Dec 1-291968: Jan 5-Nov 11, Nov 15-Dec 131969: Jan 3, 31, Feb 21-May 19, May 21-Jun 24, Jun 27-Dec 261970: Jan 2, Jan 16-Aug 14, Sep 11, Sep 25-Oct 23, Nov 6-Dec 181971: Jan 1-Oct 15, Oct 29-Nov 5, Nov 19, Dec 3-10, 301972: Jan 7-Jun 30, Jul 14-Sep 8, Sep 22-29, Oct 13-Nov 10, Dec 1-291973-1974: complete1975: Jan 3-31, Feb 14-Apr 18, May 17-Dec 311976: Jan 9-30, Feb 13-Apr 30

Holdings located at:ASL: ADAK 1/1-1/15UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Adak TribuneRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description based on the Aug 14, 1945

issue.Microfilm holdings: 1945Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1945: Aug 14Holdings located at:


AdakianRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1944-?Frequency: dailyEditor: Dashiell HammettHistory: Began on Jan 19, 1944, according to a reference in “The Forgotten War, Vol. 3” by Stan Cohen,

(1981) p. 209. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by U.S. troops stationed in Adak,Alaska.


1944: Jun 61945: Aug 11, 15, 30

Consult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:

ASL: ADAK 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF

Adak

AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eagle’s CallRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1979-1997Frequency: frequency variesHistory: Last in a series of titles published at the U.S. Naval Station Adak. It was published from Jun 15,

1979 through Jan 24, 1997 when it ceased publication. Before that it was called the ADAK EAGLE’SCALL (1976-1979) formed on May 7, 1976 when the ADAK SUN (1955?-1976) merged with theTUNDRA TIMES (ADAK). The ADAK DAILY SUN (?-1954?) was the first in this series of titles.


1979: Jun 15-Dec 281980-1986: complete1987: Jan 2-Jul 31, Aug 13-Dec 241988-1996: complete (none published Jan-Mar 1996)1997: Jan 24

Holdings located at:ASL: ADAK 1/18-1/34UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1202UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 119AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Huskie HeraldRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1943?-?Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Probably began in 1943. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on vol. 1,

no. 7 (Apr 19, 1943).Microfilm holdings: 1943Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1943: Apr 19, May 17Holdings located at:


Husky HeraldSee entry for: HUSKIE HERALD

Ptarmigan PtimesRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1988-1990Frequency: biweeklyEditors: Frank Scott, C.F. ScottHistory: Began on Sep 22, 1988 and ceased publication on Apr 5, 1990.Microfilm holdings: 1988-1990Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1988: Sep 22-Dec 291989: complete1990: Jan 11-Apr 5

Holdings located at:ASL: ADAK 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Adak

UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tundra Times (1968)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1968?-1976Frequency: monthlyHistory: Probably began in 1968. On May 7, 1976, it merged with the ADAK SUN (1955?-1976) to form

the ADAK EAGLE’S CALL (1976-1979). In 1981, a new version of the TUNDRA TIMES (1981)began, separating from the EAGLE’S CALL (1979-1997) and published by the Naval Security GroupActivity. This publication is not related to the Alaska statewide Native newspaper of the same name,TUNDRA TIMES, published first in Fairbanks and later in Anchorage.


1972: Apr, Jun -Dec1973: Jan, Mar

Holdings located at:ASL: ADAK 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tundra Times (1981)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1981-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with the Nov 1981 issue, when the Naval Security Group Activity separated from the

EAGLE’S CALL (1979-1997) and took the same name as that of an earlier title, the TUNDRA TIMES(ADAK: 1968). Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through May1993. This publication is not related to the Alaska statewide Native newspaper of the same name,TUNDRA TIMES, published first in Fairbanks and later in Anchorage.


1981: Nov-Dec1982: Feb-Dec1983: Jan, Mar-Dec1984: Jan -Apr, Jul -Dec1985: Jan-Mar, Jun-Jul, Sep-Dec1986: Jan, Apr-Dec1987: complete1988: Jan-Aug, Oct-Nov1989: Jan-Aug1990: Jan-Feb, Apr-Aug, Oct-Dec1991: Feb-Sep, Dec1992: Jan-Dec1993: Jan-Mar, May


ASL: ADAK 4/1-4/2, 4/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Aleutian Islands

Aleutian I slandsAttu Morning SunRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ca. 1940?-?Frequency: daily?History: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Unable to verify specific place of

publication in the Aleutian Islands. For additional military newspapers published in the Aleutian Islandsduring WWII, see also entries under these locations: Adak, Dutch Harbor, and Fort Glenn.


1945: Mar 23, May 3Holdings located at:

ASL: ALEU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Stormy WeatherRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1943-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in 1943. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It was published at NOB (Naval

Operating Base) 151 in the Aleutian Islands (specific location not verified). It called itself the “AleutianMarines newspaper.” For additional military newspapers published in the Aleutian Islands duringWWII, see also entries under these locations: Adak, Dutch Harbor, and Fort Glenn.


1943: Dec 221944: Jan 19, Mar 8, Apr 12

Holdings located at:ASL: ALEU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Amchitka Island

Amchitka I slandAmchitka News ShotRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1965-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Aug 17, 1965. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Oct 5.Microfilm holdings: 1965Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1965: Aug 17-Oct 5Holdings located at:


Anchor Point

Anchor PointBush BladeRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1996-presentFrequency: monthlyEditor: Ingrid PetersonHistory: Began in 1996.Microfilm holdings: 1996-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1996: check microfiche at UAF1997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: CONSULT LIBRARYUAF: CONSULT LIBRARY for microficheUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage

Anchor ageAction AlaskaRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1983-1985?Frequency: monthly (irregular)Editor: Marion ButcherHistory: Began with Dec 1983 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at

least through Jun 1985.Microfilm holdings: 1983-1985Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1983: Dec1984: Feb, Apr-Sep/Oct1985: Mar-Jun

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 40/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska AdvocateRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1977-1979Frequency: weeklyEditor: Howard WeaverHistory: Began on Jan 6, 1977 and ceased with the Mar 15, 1979 issue. An unrelated title of the same

name, ALASKA ADVOCATE (JUNEAU) was published in Juneau in 1943.Microfilm holdings: 1977-1979Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1977: Jan 6-Dec 291978: Jan 5-Dec 211979: Jan 4-Mar 15

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 17/1-17/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 988UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 103AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska BusinessRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1969-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Ot HamptonHistory: Began in 1969. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through

Jul 3, 1970.Microfilm holdings: 1969-1970Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1969: Dec 15-221970: Jan 12, Feb 27-Mar 6, Mar 20-Apr 10, May 1, 15-22, Jun 5, Jul 3

Holdings located at:Check carefully! Coverage varies.

ASL: Newspaper microfiche, ANCH 42/1 (May 1970 issues only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Anchorage


Alaska DigestRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1994-presentFrequency: monthlyEditor: Don SmithHistory: Began in 1994. Calls itself a “free independent newspaper directed to Alaska’s Native, tourism,

major business & rural school & rural local government officials.”Detailed holdings: to be microfilmed

Alaska GuardianRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1973-?Frequency: semimonthlyHistory: Began on Jan 5, 1973. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Mar 2, 1973. Published by the Ad Hoc Organizing Committee of Democrats.Microfilm holdings: 1973Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1973: Jan 5-Mar 2Holdings located at:

ASL: ANCH 39/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Journal ExpressSee entry for: ALASKA JOURNAL EXPRESS (JUNEAU)

Alaska Journal of CommerceRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1986-1998Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 6, 1986 and was published through Feb 2, 1998. It was a continuation of the

ALASKA JOURNAL OF COMMERCE & PACIFIC RIM REPORTER (1977-1985). On Feb 9, 1998,it changed its title to the JOURNAL OF ALASKA BUSINESS AND COMMERCE.

Microfilm holdings: 1986-1998Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1986: Jan 6-Dec 291987: Jan 5-Dec 281988: Jan 4-11, Jan 25-Dec 261989: Jan 1-Dec 251990: Jan 1-May 14, May 28-Dec 281991: Jan 7-Dec 301992: Jan 6-Dec 281993: Jan 4-Dec 271994: Jan 3-Dec 191995-1998: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: Hist mf 248/13-248/43UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1031UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 125AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage

Alaska Journal of Commerce & Pacific Rim ReporterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1977-1985Frequency: weeklyEditors: Bob Porterfield, Bert TarrantHistory: Began on Feb 14, 1977. It was the first in a series of three related titles. It was published through

Dec 30, 1985. It changed its title to the ALASKA JOURNAL OF COMMERCE on Jan 6, 1986. On Feb9, 1998, it changed its title again to the JOURNAL OF ALASKA BUSINESS AND COMMERCE.


1977: Feb 14-Dec 191978: Jan 2-Dec 251979: Jan 1-Dec 241980: Jan 7-Dec 221981: Jan 5-Dec 141982: Jan 4-Dec 271983: Jan 3-Dec 261984: Jan 2-Dec 241985: Jan 7-Oct 14, Oct 28-Dec 30

Holdings located at:ASL: Hist mf 248/1-248/12UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1031UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 125AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Labor NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1917Frequency: weeklyEditors: R.E. Hegner, Charles Granty, Lena Morrow Lewis, C. H. PackardHistory: Began on Sep 30, 1916 and ceased publication with the Jun 30, 1917. On Jul 14, 1917, it became

part of the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES AND ALASKA LABOR NEWS (1917-1918).Microfilm holdings: 1916-1917Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1916: Sep 30-Dec 9, Dec 23-301917: Jan 6-13, Jan 27-Jun 30

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 2B/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 487UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Labor Union BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1918-?Frequency: semimonthlyHistory: Began in Jan 1918. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1918Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1918: Feb 18Holdings located at:

ASL: ANCH 16/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 60

Anchorage

Alaska Miners NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1923-1923Frequency: weeklyEditor: Bernard M. StoneHistory: Began in Jul 1923. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but the publisher, Alaska Miners

News Publishing Co., began publishing the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY ALASKAN on Nov 4, 1923, itsprobable continuation.


1923: JulHoldings located at:


Alaska NewsletterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1947-?Frequency: weekly, then monthlyEditors: Barrie M. White, Jr.History: Began on Jul 3, 1947. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Jan 1949.Microfilm holdings: 1947-1949Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1947: Jul 3-Dec 311948: Complete1949: Jan (no specific date)


ASL: ANCH 8/1-8/2, Newspaper microfiche (for Dec 17, 1947 & Jan 1949 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 986UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 223AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska ObserverRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1989-?Frequency: biweeklyEditors: Mark Harris, Kay CashmanHistory: Began on Jan 13, 1989. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilmHoldings located at:

ASL: See Hist. Coll. HC107.A4A61

Alaska PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1994-presentFrequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Nov 4, 1994 as a continuation of the ARCTIC STAR (Fort Richardson at Anchorage).

Published at Fort Richardson for the Army bases of Fort Richardson, Fort Greely (at Delta Junction)and Fort Wainwright (at Fairbanks).

Microfilm holdings: 1994-presentExtent of holdings: Incomplete

Anchorage

Detailed holdings:1994: Nov 4-Dec 161995: Jan 6-Jun 30, Jul 14-Aug 11, Aug 25-Nov 9, Nov 22-Dec 221996-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: FTRI 2/18-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 686UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 213AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Railroad RecordRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1920Frequency: weeklyEditor: Mr. C.W. JonesHistory: Began on Nov 14, 1916 and ceased on Jun 29, 1920. It was the official publication of the Alaskan

Engineering Commission.Microfilm holdings: 1916-1920Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1916: Nov 14-Dec 261917-1919: complete1920: Jan 6-Jun 29

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 3/1-3/2UAF: ALASKA HE2771 A4 A32UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Service RecordRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1941-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Feb 26, 1941. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through May 2, 1942. It states it was “…devoted to the men at Fort Richardson, Elmendorf Field, andother Alaskan Defense bases.”


1941: Mar 5-Sep 19, Oct 3-Dec 271942: Jan 3-May 2

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:

ASL: ANCH 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 83UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska SpotlightRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1952-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: George C. AndersonHistory: Began in 1952. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through

Nov 30, 1968. African-American newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1956, 1964, 1966, 1968Extent of holdings: Incomplete

Anchorage

Detailed holdings:1956: Jul 281964: Sep 19-Oct 17, Nov 14, 281966: Jun 25, Jul 16, Aug 6, Oct 15, 29, Nov 51968: Sep 21-Nov 9, Nov 23-30


Alaska Trail BlazerSee entry for: ALASKA TRAIL BLAZER (SEWARD)

Alaskan (1939)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1939-1942Frequency: weeklyEditor: Roy G. SouthworthHistory: Began on Jul 14, 1939 and ceased with the May 15, 1942 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1939-1942Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1939: Jul 14-211940: Jan 12, May 10, Oct 18, Nov 151941: Mar 28, Nov 28-Dec 261942: Jan 2-Apr 3. Apr 17-May 15


ASL: ANCH 23/1, Newspaper microfiche (1939 issues only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1205UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 205AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaskan PioneerSee entry for: PIONEER (ANCHORAGE)

Alaskan PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1953-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Glenn HuntHistory: Began in 1953 (date unknown). Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on

vol. 2, no. 4 (Apr 29, 1954). Published for the personnel of Fort Richardson Army base.Microfilm holdings: 1954Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1954: Apr 29Holdings located at:

ASL: FTRI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

AlaskanaRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1971-1980Frequency: monthly

Anchorage

Editor: F.S. PettyjohnHistory: A periodical often considered to be a newspaper. Began with the Feb 1971 issue and was

published at least through Mar 1980.Microfilm holdings: 1971-1980Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1971-1980: check microfilmHoldings located at:

Holdings may vary among libraries!ASL: ANCH 11/1-2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1011UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 207AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Aleutians East Borough AdvocateRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1988-1992?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Jacqueline LindauerHistory: Began on Sept 23, 1988. Probably ceased publication with the Sep 7, 1992 issue when the

newspaper was sold. It served the communities of King Cove, Sand Point, Akutan, Cold Bay, False Passand Nelson Lagoon.


1988: Sep 23-Dec 161989: Jan 6-Dec 221990: Jan 12-Dec 141991: Jan 11-May 17, Jun 14-Dec 131992: Jan 10-Aug 7


Anchorage AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1920-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Clarence J. LinckeHistory: Began on Aug 5, 1920. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Oct 28, 1920.Microfilm holdings: 1920Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Anchorage BypassRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1992-1994Frequency: frequency variesEditor: Barry Bialik

Anchorage

History: Began on Sep 16, 1992. It was published through Jan 27, 1994 when it became theANCHORAGE PRESS.

Microfilm holdings: 1992-1994Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1992: Sep 16-Dec 181993-1994: Jan 8, 1993-Jan 27, 1994

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 35/1-35/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Daily AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1923-1925Frequency: dailyEditors: R.G. Southworth, Clarence J. LinckeHistory: Began Dec 1, 1923 and ceased on Feb 28, 1925. It was published concurrently with the

ANCHORAGE WEEKLY ALASKAN, both of which were absorbed by the ANCHORAGE DAILYTIMES on Mar 1, 1925.


1924: Feb 6, Mar 27, Mar 29-Dec 311925: Jan 2-Feb 28

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 4/3-4/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 71UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Daily NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1948-presentFrequency: dailyEditors: Norman C. Brown, Cliff Cernick, Lynn Thomas, Clinton Andrews, R.J. Cappen, Gordon Evans,

Joe Rothstein, Lawrence Fanning, Katherine Fanning, Stan Abbot, Howard Weaver, Kent PollockHistory: Began on May 1, 1948, as a continuation of the ANCHORAGE NEWS, which began as a weekly

in 1946. Also publishes the ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS KENAI PENINSULA EDITION. Aneditorial page called the VOICE OF THE TIMES, has been published since Jun of 1992 under anagreement with the former owners of the ANCHORAGE TIMES to preserve a diversity of viewpointsin the community.

Microfilm holdings: 1949-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

The listing of holdings is based primarily on an inventory of microfilm held at UAA. Each library thathas holdings of this title may have reels with unique or more readable issues.

Microfilm at other locations, including those identified in the OCLC and WLN databases also may havebeen produced from different issues and producers and should also be consulted in case theyinclude issues missing from another set.

1949: Jan 3-Feb 1, Feb 3-17, Feb 19-Apr 23, Apr 28-May 10, May 12-Jul 5, Jul 7-Aug 19, Aug 22, Aug25-Sep 1, Sep 3-22, 24, Sep 27-Nov 1, Nov 3-15, Nov 17-Dec 27, Dec 29-30

1950: Jan 3-11, 13, Jan 16-Mar 1, Mar 3-Sep 1, Sep 5-29, Oct 2-21, Oct 24-Nov 14, Nov 17-Dec 22,Dec 26-27, 29

1951: Jan 1-5, 7-19, 21-25, 27-29, Jan 31-Feb 18, Feb 20, 22-23, Feb 26-Apr 12, Apr 14-19, 21-26, Apr28-30, May 2-21, May 23-Oct 22, Oct 24-Dec 31

1952: Jan 2-Oct 17, Oct 19-26, Oct 28-Nov 6, Nov 8-19, 21-22, Nov 24-Dec 31

Anchorage

1953: Jan 2-Mar 2, Mar 4-Apr 15, Apr 17-22, 24, 27-30, May 4, May 6-7, 11, May 13-Sep 18, Sep 21-22, Sep 24-Dec 31

1954: Jan 2-May 7, May 10-Dec 3, Dec 6-311955: Jan 3-Oct 8, Oct 11-Dec 311956: Jan 3-Jun 14, Jun 16-Sep 29, Oct 2-4, 6, 8-17, 19-20, 24-30, Nov 2, Nov 5-6, 9-10, Nov 14-Dec

1, Dec 4, 7-311957: Jan 2-24, Jan 26-May 13, May 15-Dec 311958: Jan 2-Apr 11, Apr 14-Oct 31, Sep 2-Dec 311959-1963: complete1964: Jan 2-Apr 9, Apr 11-Jul 2, Jul 6-Dec 311965: complete1966: Jan 2-15, Jan 17-Dec 311967: Jan 3-Nov 22, Nov 24-Dec 311968: complete1969: Jan 2-Aug 9, Aug 11-Dec 31 (possible missing issues between Aug-Dec, check microfilm)1970: Jan 2-May 29, May 31-Jul 8, Jul 11-Dec 311971: Jan 2-Jul 4, Jul 6-Sep 5, Sep 7-Oct 31, Nov 2-6, 8-13, 15-20, 22-24, 26-27, Nov 29-Dec 24, Dec

26-311972: Jan 1-24, Jan 26-May 28, May 30-Dec 9, Dec 11, Dec 13-301973: Jan 2-Feb 17, Feb 19-Apr 16, Apr 18-May 27, may 29-oct 24, Oct 26-Nov 23, Nov 25-Dec 311974-1975: complete1976: Jan 2-15, Jan 17-Dec 311977-1978: complete1979: Jan 2-Mar 30, Apr 1-Dec 311980: complete1981: Jan 1-oct 27, Oct 29-Nov 5, Nov 7-Dec 311982: Jan 1-14, Jan 16-Oct 12, Oct 14-Dec 311983: Jan 1-Jun 15, Jun 17-25, Jun 27-Jul 21, Jul 23-Aug 1, Aug 3-11, Aug 13-Sep 18, Sep 24-Dec 311984: Jan 1-Oct 26, Oct 29-Nov 22, Nov 24-Dec 311985: Jan 1-Nov 3, Nov 5-9, Nov 12-Dec 8, Dec 10-311986-1989: complete1990: Jan 1-Jul 15, Aug 1-Dec 311991-present: check microfilm

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESNote: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues. Check microfilm at each location.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Multiple microfilm producers. All of these libraries have long runs of holdings,but the holdings may vary significantly among libraries!

ASL: ANCH 6/2B-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 12UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 2AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Daily TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917-1975Frequency: dailyEditors: Harry G. Steel, L. F. Shaw, J. W. Ward, E.L. Bedell, R.O. Scott, R.G. Southworth, Charles Fisk,

Robert B. AtwoodHistory: Began on May 29, 1917 as a continuation of the ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES AND COOK

INLET PIONEER. On Mar 1, 1925, it absorbed the ANCHORAGE WEELKY ALASKAN andANCHORAGE DAILY ALASKAN. It also published a concurrent weekly edition called theANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES AND ALASKA LABOR NEWS (1917-1918), which later becamethe ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES (1918-1942), that was continued by the FORTY-NINTH STAR(1946). From Jul 1, 1917 through Jul 14, 1918, it also published a concurrent separately numberedSunday edition called the ANCHORAGE SUNDAY TIMES. On Dec 12, 1974, a new Sunday editionmade its debut and was also called the ANCHORAGE SUNDAY TIMES. The ANCHORAGE DAILYTIMES was continued by the ANCHORAGE TIMES (1976-1992) on Jan 2, 1976.

Anchorage


The listing of holdings is based primarily on an inventory of microfilm held at UAA. Each library thathas holdings of this title may have reels with unique or more readable issues.

Microfilm at other locations, including those identified in the OCLC and WLN databases also may havebeen produced from different issues and producers and should also be consulted in case theyinclude issues missing from another set.

1917: May 29-Jun 23, Jun 26-Jul 3, Jul 6-28, Jul 31-Sep 1, Sep 5-23. Sep 25-Oct 31, Nov 2, Nov 5-9,Nov 11-Dec 31

1918: Jan 2-Feb 18, Feb 20-Mar 5, Mar 7-28, Mar 31-Apr 15, Apr 17-19, May 3-Nov 9, Nov 13, 15-19,22-25, Nov 29-Dec 31

1919: Jan 2-Jun 21, Jun 24-25, Jun 27-Jul 3, Jul 7-Dec 311920: Jan 2-Apr 6, Apr 8-Jul 29, Aug 22-3, 5-27, Aug 30-Dec 311921: Jan 3-8, Jan 11-Dec 311922: Jan 3-4, 16-Feb 12, Feb 14-Aug 24, Aug 26-Sep 2, Sep 5-Dec 301923: Jan 2-Jun 28, Jun 30-Nov 30, Dec 3-5, 7-311924: Jan 2-Feb 27, Mar 1-31, Apr 2-Jun 28, Jul 1-Nov 26, Dec 1-Dec 201925: Jan 2-30, Feb 2-Dec 311926: complete1927-1928: check microfilm1929: Jan 2-Mar 25, Mar 27-Dec 311930: Jan 2-30, Feb 1-4, Feb 6-Nov 291931: Jan 2-Jun 30, (Jul missing), Aug 1-Dec 311932: Jan 2-Jul 2, Jul 6-Dec 311933-1934: complete1935: Jan 2-Nov 22, Nov 25-Dec 311936: complete1937: Jan 2-Apr 24, Apr 27, May 15-Sep 18, Sep 21-Dec 311938-1940: complete1941: Jan 2-Jun 10, Jun 12-Sep 24, Sep 26-Dec 311942: complete1943: Jan 2-Nov 10, Nov 12-Dec 311944: complete1945: Jan 2-Jun 22, Jun 25-Dec 311946: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 23-May 29, May 31-Nov 9, Nov 12-Dec 311947: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 24-May 29, May 31-Jul 3, Jul 7-Sep 30, Oct 3-Nov 8, Nov 12-Dec 311948: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 24-Apr 8, Apr 10-Jul 1, Jul 7-8, Jul 12-Oct 16, Oct 19-28, Oct 30-Nov 10, Nov

12-Dec 311949: complete1950: Jan 3-May 27, May 31-Dec 301951: Jan 2-Mar 10, Mar 14-Jul 3, Jul 7, 14, Jul 21-Dec 311952: Jan 2-May 21, May 23-Dec 311953: Jan 2-30, Feb 2-21, Feb 24-Apr 7, Apr 9-May 6, May 8-29, Jun 1-Dec 24, Dec 28-311954: complete1955: check microfilm1956-1959: complete1960-1975: inventory incomplete, check microfilm

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESNote: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues.Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holding locations outside ofAlaska.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Much is filmed out of order. Multiple microfilm producers. All of theselibraries have long runs of holdings, but the holdings may vary significantly among libraries!

ASL: ANCH 2/6-2/363UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 3UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3

Anchorage


Anchorage Daily Times and Cook Inlet PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1917Frequency: dailyEditors: Harry G. Steel, L. F. ShawHistory: Began May 24, 1916 as a continuation of the COOK INLET PIONEER. It was continued by the

ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES on May 29, 1917. See that entry for additional information. Theconcurrent weekly edition was called the ANCHORAGE TIMES AND COOK INLET PIONEER, thenthe ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES AND COOK INLET PIONEER. See entry for ANCHORAGEWEEKLY TIMES for more information about the weekly editions.


1916: May 24-Sep 23, Sep 26-Nov 29, Dec 2-301917: Jan 2-May 28


ASL: ANCH 2/1, 2/3, 2/5-2/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 3UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage GazetteRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1992-?Frequency: irregularEditor: Elgin R. JonesHistory: Began in Dec 1992. Three issues were published prior to a two-year suspension. It resumed

publication with the Dec 1995 issue. No other issues located. It is a multicultural publication servingpeople of African, Asian, Hispanic and American Indian descent.

Microfilm holdings: 1992-1993, 1995Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1992: Dec1993: Jan/Feb-May (suspended until Dec, 1995 issue)1995: Dec


Anchorage Hi-LifeRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1945?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Hal GatesHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description based on vol. 3, no. 5 (Jul 30,

1947) issue.Microfilm holdings: 1947Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1947: Jul 30Holdings located at:

ASL: ANCH 40/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Anchorage


Anchorage NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1946-1948Frequency: weeklyEditor: Norman C. BrownHistory: Began Jan 12, 1946 as a weekly and was published through Apr 24, 1948 when it became the

ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS (1948-present) on May 1, 1948.Microfilm holdings: 1946-1948Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1946: Sep 21-Dec 281947: Jan 4-Aug 30, Sep 13-Dec 271948: check microfilm

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holding locations outside ofAlaska.

Holdings located at:Holdings may vary among libraries!

ASL: ANCH 6/1, ANCH 6/2AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 12UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 2AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage PressRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1994-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Riley Lynch, Ed CarrollHistory: Began on Feb 3, 1994 as a continuation of the ANCHORAGE BYPASS.Microfilm holdings: 1994-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1994: Feb 3-Nov 24, Dec 8-151995-1997: complete1998-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 35/4-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Sunday DemocratRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1918-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.C. MurphyHistory: Began in 1918 (specific date unknown). Date when publication ceased is unknown. It continued

the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT (1917-1918). Before that it was called the FORTY-NINTH STAR (1915-1917) which was published first in Valdez and then Anchorage.


1918: Oct 20-27Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microfiche

Anchorage

UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 35

Anchorage Sunday TimesSee entry for: ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES

Anchorage TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1976-1992Frequency: dailyEditor: Robert B. AtwoodHistory: Began on Jan 2, 1976 and ceased publication on Jun 3, 1992. Under an agreement with the former

owners of this newspaper, an editorial page called the VOICE OF THE TIMES appears in theANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS to reflect diversity of viewpoints in the community. See entry forANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES for additional information.

Microfilm holdings: 1976-1992Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings: Each library that has holdings of this title may have reels with unique or more readableissues.

Microfilm at other locations (including those identified in the OCLC and WLN databases) may havebeen produced from different issues and producers and should also be consulted in case they includeissues missing from another set.

1976-1992: Inventory incomplete: check microfilmSOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Multiple microfilm producers. All of these libraries have long runs of holdings,but the holdings may vary significantly among libraries!

ASL: ANCH 2/364-2/757UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 3UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Times and Cook Inlet PioneerSee entry for: ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES AND COOK INLET PIONEER

Anchorage Town CrierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1994-?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Dorothy CoxHistory: Began in 1994. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it published at least two issues in

early 1995. African-American newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1995Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1995: Jan 4, Feb 1Holdings located at:


Anchorage Weekly AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1923-1925Frequency: weeklyEditors: R.G. Southworth, Clarence J. LinckeHistory: Began on Nov 4, 1923 and ceased in Feb of 1925. It probably continued the ALASKA MINERS

Anchorage

NEWS, which had the same publisher — the Alaska Miners News Publishing Company. It beganpublishing a concurrent edition, the ANCHORAGE DAILY ALASKAN on Dec 1, 1923. Both of thesetitles were absorbed by the ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES by Mar of 1925.


1923: Nov 4-Dec 301924: Jan 6-Aug 25, Sep 15-Dec 291925: Jan 1-12, Jan 26-Feb 16


Anchorage Weekly DemocratRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917-1918?Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.C. MurphyHistory: Probably began on Feb 26, 1917 as a continuation of the FORTY-NINTH STAR (1915-1917). It

then became the ANCHORAGE SUNDAY DEMOCRAT (1918-?) and was published at least throughApr 13, 1918.



UAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 148

Anchorage Weekly TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1918-1942Frequency: weeklyEditors: J. Wilbur Ward, E.L. Bedell, R.O. Scott, Roy G. Southworth, Charles Fisk, Robert B. AtwoodHistory: Began on Aug 22, 1918 as a continuation of the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES AND

ALASKAN LABOR NEWS. Continued by the FORTY-NINTH STAR (1946) after a few years’ break.It was a concurrent edition to the ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES.


1918: Aug 22-Sep 12, Sep 26-Dec 261919-1921: complete1922: Jan 7-Oct 14, Oct 28-Dec 231923-1933: complete1934: Jan 4-Nov 22, Dec 5-271935: Jan 3-May 1, May 15-Dec 271936: complete1937: Jan 2-Apr 29, May 13-Dec 31938: Jan 7-Aug 18, Sep 1-29, Oct 13-Dec 291939-1941: complete1942: Jan 2-May 1

Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holding locations outside ofAlaska.


ASL: ANCH 2A/1-2A/15UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 73

Anchorage

UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Weekly Times and Alaska Labor NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917-1918Frequency: weeklyHistory: Was formed by the merger of the ALASKA LABOR NEWS with the weekly edition of the

ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES that had been called the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES ANDCOOK INLET PIONEER. It was continued by the ALASKA WEEKLY TIMES and later the FORTY-NINTH STAR (1946).


1917: Jul 14, Sep 5-12, Oct 3, Oct 18-Nov 221918: Jan 10-Feb 28, Mar 14-Apr 18, May 16-Aug 15

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 2A/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 73UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage Weekly Times and Cook Inlet PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1917Frequency: weeklyEditors: Harry G. Steel, L.F. ShawHistory: Began on Jun 10, 1916 as a continuation of the COOK INLET PIONEER AND KNIK NEWS. It

was published through Jul 7, 1917, before becoming the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES ANDALASKA LABOR NEWS, when it absorbed the ALASKA LABOR NEWS (1916-1917). It thenchanged titles to become the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES (1918-1942) which was eventuallycontinued by the FORTY-NINTH STAR (1946). These titles were concurrent weekly editions to theANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES and its predecessors. Variant title for 3 issues Jun 17-Jul 1, 1916 wasANCHORAGE TIMES AND COOK INLET PIONEER.


1916: Jun 17-Sep 16Holdings located at:

ASL: ANCH 2A/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 3UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Arctic StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1988-1994Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jul 8, 1988. It was formed by the merger of the YUKON SENTINEL (Ft. Wainwright

at Fairbanks), the FORT RICHARDSON PIONEER, and the BUFFALO POST (Ft. Greely at DeltaJunction). It served the Army bases of Fort Richardson, Fort Wainwright and Fort Greely and waspublished first at Fort Wainwright and then at Fort Richardson. It was published through Oct 28, 1994and was then continued by the ALASKA POST (Fort Richardson at Anchorage).


1988: Jul 8-Dec 161989-1993: complete

Anchorage

1994: Jan 7-Oct 28Holdings located at:

ASL: FTRI 2/12-2/17UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 686UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 213AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

CampfollowerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1974-1977Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Aug 23, 1974 and ceased on Jun 15, 1977. It was published by the Alyeska Pipeline

Service Co. First issue called: Camp Follower.Microfilm holdings: 1974-1977Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1974: Aug 23-Dec 111975-1976: complete1977: Jan 5-Jun 15

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 21/1, Hist mf 261-263 (less complete)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1201UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 133AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

CandleRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1970-?Frequency: unknownHistory: An “alternative” newspaper. No vol. or issue numbers noted. Date determined from contents.Microfilm holdings: 1970Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1970: OctConsult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Chugach WatchRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1947-1947Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Aug 10, 1947 and was published through Nov 9, 1947 as a separately numbered insert

in the FORTY-NINTH STAR (ANCHORAGE: 1946). It was written for the personnel of the FortRichardson military base.

Microfilm holdings: 1947Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1947: Aug 10-Nov 9Holdings located at:


Anchorage

Cook Inlet PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1916Frequency: dailyEditor: L.F. ShawHistory: Began in 1915, following two unnumbered issues of the PIONEER NEWS. It is a concurrent

edition of the weekly COOK INLET PIONEER AND KNIK NEWS. It was continued by theANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES AND COOK INLET PIONEER (1916-1917), which became theANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES on May 29, 1917. In 1976, the ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES becamethe ANCHORAGE TIMES until it ceased publication on Jun 3, 1992.


1915: Oct 23, Nov 6-18, 26-271916: May 1-23


ASL: ANCH 2/1-2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 3UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cook Inlet Pioneer and Knik NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1916Frequency: weeklyEditors: L.F. Shaw, Harry G. SteelHistory: Began on Jun 5, 1915. It ceased publication on Jun 6, 1916. It continued the KNIK NEWS. It was

continued by the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES AND COOK INLET PIONEER. A concurrentdaily edition was called the COOK INLET PIONEER. Part of the series of related ANCHORAGEDAILY TIMES and ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES titles.


1915: Jun 5-Sep 25, Oct 16, Dec 4-251916: Jan 1-Apr 22

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 3UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

CrusaderRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1974-1974Frequency: weeklyEditor: Margaret L. (Roblow) NealHistory: Began on Mar 22, 1974 and was published at least through Jun 21, 1974. African-American

newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1974Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1974: Mar 22, Jun 21Holdings located at:


Anchorage

Daily AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1917Frequency: dailyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Probably began in Jun of 1916 and ceased in Jul of 1917. It was a concurrent ed. of the WEEKLY

ALASKAN (1915-1917). The May 13, 1916 issue of the WEEKLY ALASKAN states, “The DailyAlaskan will be published in Anchorage by John W. Frame and Robert R. Hunter within the next two orthree weeks…”. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature1724-1924”, (1927), p. 255, the DAILY ALASKAN and the WEEKLY ALASKAN (Jun 1916?-Jul1917?), both suspended in Jul of 1917.

Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Eastside PulseRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ?-presentFrequency: monthlyHistory: Date when publication began is unknown. Community and shopping news serving Anchorage

“eastside” neighborhoods. Concurrent editions are: SOUTHSIDE PULSE and WESTSIDE PULSE.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilmHoldings located at:

AML: CONSULT LIBRARY

Fort Richardson NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1952-?Frequency: semimonthlyHistory: Began in 1952. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on vol. 2, no. 12

(Feb 12, 1953). Prepared by and for the military personnel of Fort Richardson Army base.Microfilm holdings: 1953Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: FTRI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fort Richardson PioneerSee entry for: PIONEER (ANCHORAGE)

Forty-Ninth Star (1916)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1917Frequency: weeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Began in Valdez on Dec 14, 1915. It began publishing from Anchorage on or just before May 20,

1916 and ceased publication on Feb 25, 1917 when the plant was sold. The Feb 25, 1917 issue statesthat the paper was sold to “...Fred A. Martin and J. C. Murphy…” and “…the new owners will takecharge of the business on Monday morning next.” The title that continued this paper was theANCHORAGE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

Microfilm holdings: 1916-1917Extent of holdings: Incomplete

Anchorage

Detailed holdings:1916: May 20-Nov 19, Dec 3-241917: Jan 7-Feb 25


Forty-Ninth Star (1946)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1946-1951Frequency: weeklyEditors: Edward J. Fortier, Ruthella WadeHistory: Began on Feb 10, 1946 as a continuation of the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES (1918-1942)

after a few years’ break. Ceased on Jun 24, 1951. For a short time in the fall of 1947, it included a onepage insert called the CHUGACH WATCH, published for the personnel of the Fort Richardson militarybase near Anchorage.


1946: Feb 10-Nov 24, Dec 8-291947: Jan 5-Sep 7, Sep 21-Dec 281948: Jan 4-Feb 8, Feb 22-Dec 261949-1950: complete1951: Jan 7-Jun 24


FrontierSee entry for: FRONTIER (WASILLA)

Great Lander Shopping NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1969-1985Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Aug 27, 1969 and ceased publication on Jun 12, 1985.Microfilm holdings: 1969-1985Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1969: Aug 27-Dec 311970-1971: complete1972: Jan 8-Oct 11, Oct 25-Dec 271973: complete1974: Jan 2-Dec 4, Dec 18-241975: Jan 8-Jun 4, Jun 18-Dec 251976-1978: complete1979: Jan 3-Aug 22, Sep 5-Dec 261980-1984: complete1985: Jan 9-30, Feb 13-Jun12


Anchorage

Journal of Alaska Business and CommerceRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1998-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Rose RagsdaleHistory: Began on Feb 9, 1998 as a continuation of the ALASKA JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (1986-

1998) which continued the ALASKA JOURNAL OF COMMERCE & PACIFIC RIM REPORTER(1977-1985).

Microfilm holdings: 1998-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1998-present: check microfilmHoldings located at:

ASL: Hist MF 248/44-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 125UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 1031AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

La Voz LatinaSee entry for: VOZ LATINA

Let’s See AlaskaRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1945-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Madeline SproutHistory: Began on Feb 6, 1945. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1945Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Midnight Sun ReporterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1962?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: George C. AndersonHistory: Probably began in 1962. The Oct 17, 1964 issue states that the paper was suspended between

1962 and Oct 3, 1964. African-American weekly newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1964, 1966Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1964: Oct 3, Oct 171966: Jun 18


New HorizonRegion: Southcentral

Anchorage

Publication dates: 1976-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Alberta JonesHistory: Began on Aug 20, 1976. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Dec 1, 1978. African-American newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1976-1978Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1976: Aug 20, Sep 3, Nov 11977: Mar 18, Apr 15-May 6, May 20, Jun 17, Jul 1-22, Sep 30-Oct 7, Oct 21-311978: Oct 27, Dec 1 (suspended from Jan-Oct 27)


North Star ReporterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1982-?Frequency: semimonthlyHistory: Began in Oct of 1982 and was published at least through Oct 30 of 1983. African-American

newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1982-1983Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1982: Oct [1]-Dec 311983: Jan 15-Oct 30


ASL: ANCH 27/1, ANCH 40/1(less complete)UAF: ALASKA PER F915 N4 N67UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 218AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Northern ObserverRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1975-?Frequency: semimonthly, then monthlyEditor: Donn ListonHistory: Began on Oct 20, 1975 and was published at least through Oct 25, 1976.Microfilm holdings: 1975-1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1975: Oct 20-Nov 31976: Jun-Oct 25


Nosy News Shopping GuideRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Dick HoblitzellHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description is based on vol. 3, no. 17

Anchorage

(May 18, 1957). It included ON THE KENAI as a separately numbered inset from May 18-Jun 29,1957.


1957: May 18-Jun 29Holdings located at:

ASL: KENA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 26

On The KenaiRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1957-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Dick Hoblitzell, Jackie SewellHistory: Began on May 18, 1957 and was continued at least through Dec 21, 1957. It was included as a

separately published insert in the NOSY NEWS SHOPPING GUIDE from May 18-Jun 29, 1957.Microfilm holdings: 1957Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1957: May 18-Dec 21Holdings located at:

ASL: KENA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 26AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1956?-1988Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in 1956 at Fort Richardson, near Anchorage. Its title varied frequently from the

PIONEER to the ALASKAN PIONEER, and the FORT RICHARDSON PIONEER, before iteventually merged (in Jul of 1988) with the BUFFALO POST (Ft. Greely at Delta Junction) and theYUKON SENTINEL (Ft. Wainwright at Fairbanks) to form the ARCTIC STAR (Ft. Richardson atAnchorage).

Microfilm holdings: 1963-1964, 1971-1988Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1963: Feb 8-Jul 12, Jul 26-Dec 201964: Jan 1-Oct 9, Oct 23-Dec 311971: Sep 3-17, Oct 1-Nov 261972: Jan 7-May 12, May 26-Aug 4, Aug 18-Sep 15, Sep 29-Oct 271973: Jul 6-Sep 7, Sep 21-Dec 211974: Jan 11-May 24, Jun 7-Dec 201975: Jan 10-Apr 111976: Apr 30-May 21, Jun 4-11, Jun 25, Jul 9-Sep 24, Oct 8-Dec 171977: Jan 7-Mar 4, Mar 18-Apr 8, Apr 20-Sep 301978: Jun 23-Dec 151979: Jan 5-Dec 141980: Jan 4-Feb 29, Mar 14-Jun 27, Jul 11-Dec 191981: Jan 8-Feb 12, Feb 26-Mar 12, Apr 2-Jul 2, Jul 30-Oct 29, Nov 131982: Mar 18-Apr 29, May 14-20, Jun 3-11, Jun 24-Jul 1, Jul 15-22, Aug 5-12, Aug 26-Sep 2, Sep 16-

24, Oct 8, 291983: Jan 7, Feb 17-May 13, May 27-Jun 17, Jul 8-Dec 161984: complete1985: Jan 4-Jul 3, Jul 26, Aug 30, Sep 6-13, Oct 11-18, Nov 15-Dec 131986: complete1987: Jan 2-Jul 24, Aug 7-Dec 11

Anchorage

1988: Jan 8-Apr 15, Apr 29-Jul 1Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: FTRI 2/1-2/11UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 44UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 66AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Pioneer NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1915Frequency: unknownHistory: Published prior to the appearance of the COOK INLET PIONEER. Two unnumbered issues dated

May 27 and May 28, 1915 were known to be published. The May 28 issue stated, “ The first number ofthe COOK INLET PIONEER…will appear on or about Saturday, Jun 5, 1915. Today an extra is issued,because of the importance of informing residents as to the status of the new townsite.”


Prudhoe Bay JournalRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1985-1988Frequency: biweeklyEditors: Margaret E. Bauman, Linda S. AshleyHistory: Began in Fairbanks on Nov 24, 1982 and was published there at least through Sep 27, 1984. It

moved to Anchorage early in 1985 (date unknown) and was published there at least through Jan 7,1988. See also entry for: PRUDHOE BAY JOURNAL (FAIRBANKS).


1985: Feb 7, Mar 2, Aug 22, Sep 19-Dec 261986: Jan 9-23, Feb 20-Dec 251987: Jan 8-Dec 241988: Jan 7


ASL: FAIR 23/1-23/2, ANCH 33/1-33/2 (less complete, but has unique issue — Feb 19, 1987)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 216AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sourdough SentinelRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1943-presentFrequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 4, 1943. Published at various times at Fort Richardson, Elmendorf Air Force Base

and Anchorage.Microfilm holdings: 1943-1954, 1956, 1959-1966, 1971-1973, 1976-1977, 1983-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1943: Sep 6-13, Oct 11, Nov 1-291944: Feb 24-Nov 171945: Jan 5-Aug 10, Aug 24, Sep 7, 211946-1950: numerous missing issues; check microfilm1951: Jan 5-Dec 81952: Jan 4-Oct 18 (suspended Oct 18, 1952-Apr 17, 1953)1953: Apr 17-Dec 31

Anchorage

1954: Jan 8-Dec 231956: Jan 6-Aug 31, Sep 14-Nov 9, Nov 23-30, Dec 14-211959: Jan 9-Jul 2, Jul 17-Dec 311960: Jan 8—29, Feb 11-Oct 20, Nov 3-Dec 8, Dec 221961: Jan 5-Dec 291962: Jan 5-Aug 23, Sep 13-20, Oct 4-18, Nov 1-Dec 201963: Jan 4-10, Jan 24-Dec 201964: Jan 3-Jul 17, Jul 31-Oct 2, Oct 16-Dec 251965: Jan 8-Dec 311966: Jan 7-Feb 251971: Mar 19, Nov 5-261972: Jan 7-21, Feb 4-Apr 7, Apr 21-28, May 12, Aug 4-18, Sep 8-22, Oct 6-Dec 221973: Jan 19-Feb 231976: May 7-Dec 101977: Jan 7-Aug 8, Aug 22-Sep 301983: Apr 7-29, May 13-Jun 101984: Jul 1-Oct 19, Nov 2-30, Dec 14-211985: Jan 11, 25, Feb 8-Apr 5, Apr 19, May 3, May 24-Jun 14, Jun 28-Oct 11, Oct 25-Dec 201986: Jan 10-Dec 191987: Jan 9-16, Feb 6-Dec 18,1988: Jan 8-Jul 22, Aug 5, Aug 19-Nov 10, Nov 23-Dec 161989: Jan 6-Sep 22, Oct 6-Dec 221990: Jan 12-Dec 211991: Jan 11-Dec 201992: Jan 10-Dec 111993: Jan 8-Dec 171994-present: check microfilm


ASL: ANCH 14/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 157UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 44AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Southside PulseRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ?-presentFrequency: monthlyHistory: Date when publication began is unknown. Community and shopping news serving Anchorage

“southside” neighborhoods. Concurrent editions are: EASTSIDE PULSE and WESTSIDE PULSE.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilmHoldings located at:


Spenard LifeRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1955-1955Frequency: weeklyEditor: Ed BaldwinHistory: Began on Sep 29, 1955. It changed its title to SUNDAY LIFE on Jan 1, 1956. It ceased

publication on Jan 22, 1956. Spenard is an Anchorage neighborhood.Microfilm holdings: 1955Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1955: Sep 29-Dec 22Holdings located at:

ASL: SPEN 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 158

Anchorage


Straight NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1971-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with the Mar 1971 issue and was published at least through May of 1971.Microfilm holdings: 1971Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1971: Mar-MayHoldings located at:


Sunday LifeRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1956-1956Frequency: weeklyEditor: Ed BaldwinHistory: Began as SPENARD LIFE on Sep 29, 1955. Became SUNDAY LIFE on Jan 1, 1956. Ceased on

Jan 22, 1956.Microfilm holdings: 1956Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1956: Jan 1-22Holdings located at:

ASL: SPEN 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 158UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Today In AlaskaRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Tim BradnerHistory: Magazine supplement for Alaskan newspapers published in Anchorage.Microfilm holdings: 1968-1969Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1968: Jun, Aug, Nov1969: Jan-Feb

For possible additional issues on microfilm, consult the ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES and theANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS.


ASL: ANCH 41/1, FAIR 37/3 (for Nov 1968 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Top-O-Spheric ChatterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1956?-?

Anchorage

Frequency: weeklyEditor: Joe BrewerHistory: Began in 1956? Published as the official newspaper of the White Alice Project, Maintenance &

Operations Contractor, Federal Electric Corporation. It was published at least through Jul 10, 1959.Microfilm holdings: 1957-1959Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1957: Nov 22-291958: Jan 10, Apr 25, Aug 22-Dec 261959: Jan 2-Jul 10


Town TopicsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1922-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Mrs. R.G. SouthworthHistory: Began in 1922. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on vol. 1, no. 10

(Apr 8, 1922).Microfilm holdings: 1922Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Tundra TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1978-1997Frequency: frequency variesEditors: Tom Richards, Jr., Anna M. PickettHistory: Began in Fairbanks on Oct 1, 1962 and was published there through Aug 30, 1978. On Sep 6,

1978, it began publishing out of Anchorage. It ceased publication on May 14, 1997. For additionalinformation see entry for: TUNDRA TIMES (FAIRBANKS).


1978: Sep 6-Dec 291979-1984: complete1985: Jan 7-Aug 5, Aug 19-Dec 231986: complete1987: Jan 5-May 11, May 25-Jul 12, Jul 27-Dec 281988-1991: complete1992: Oct 15-Dec 30 (suspended from Dec 23, 1991 to Oct 15, 1992)1993: Jan 6-Jun 2, Jun 16-Dec 291994: Jan 12-Dec 231995-1996: complete1997: Jan 1-May 14


ASL: FAIR 11/14, ANCH 20/1-20/18

Anchorage

UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 159UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 18AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Urban Native NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1972-?Frequency: irregularEditor: Laura C. McCarleyHistory: Began on Jun 16, 1972 and was published at least through Oct 1 of 1972.Microfilm holdings: 1972Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1972: Jun 16-Jul 6, Oct 1Holdings located at:


Voice of the TimesSee entries for: ANCHORAGE TIMES, ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS

Vox PopuliRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1978?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Al StillsHistory: Probably began in 1978. Date when publication ceased is unknown. African-American


1981: MarHoldings located at:


Voz LatinaRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1989-presentFrequency: monthlyHistory: Began in 1989. Bilingual (Spanish-English) newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1990, 1996-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1990: Jan, Apr1996: Mar, Sep1997: Mar, Nov1998-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 40/3-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anchorage

Weekly AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1917Frequency: weeklyEditor: Robert R. HunterHistory: Began on Dec 4, 1915 and probably ceased publication in Jul of 1917. Beginning around Jun of

1916, it was published concurrently with the DAILY ALASKAN. According to an entry in JamesWickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924", (1927), p. 255, the WEEKLYALASKAN and the DAILY ALASKAN (Jun 1916?-Jul 1917?), both suspended in Jul of 1917.


1915: Dec 4-251916: Jan 1-May 13


ASL: ANCH 22/1, ANCH 1/1 (May 13, 1916 only)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 186AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Westside PulseRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1988?-presentFrequency: monthlyHistory: Began in Oct 1988. Community and shopping news serving Anchorage “westside”

neighborhoods. Concurrent editions are: EASTSIDE PULSE and SOUTHSIDE PULSE.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilmHoldings located at:


Anderson

AndersonAnderson Advocate (1987)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1987-1993Frequency: weeklyEditors: Colleen Eikamp, Vonnie BehrendHistory: Began on Apr 30, 1987 and ceased publication on Feb 4, 1993 when it became the VALLEY

ADVOCATE (Feb 11, 1993-Dec 29, 1994). On Jan 5, 1995, it became the TANANA VALLEY NEWS,dropping the word “Tanana” from its masthead title with the Feb 22, 1996 issue and publishing as theVALLEY NEWS from that point on. Two issues in Jan of 1996 were also called the VALLEY NEWS(Jan 4, Jan 11). Another ANDERSON ADVOCATE (1994) was introduced with vol. 1, no. 1 on Nov 3,1994. Colleen Eikamp also edited the second ANDERSON ADVOCATE.


1987: Apr 30-Dec 301988: Jan 7-Dec 291989: Jan 5-Dec 281990: Jan 4-Dec 271991: Jan 3-Dec 261992: Jan 9-Dec 301993: Jan 14-Feb 4

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microfiche (1987-1992 only)UAF: ALASKA PER F914 A52 A53 (1987-1993 issues)

Anderson Advocate (1994)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1994-1996Frequency: weeklyEditors: Colleen & Darrell EikampHistory: Began on Nov 3, 1994. Ceased publication with the Dec 12, 1996 issue. Another ANDERSON

ADVOCATE (1987) was published by the Colleen Eikamp also, but they are separate publications.Microfilm holdings: 1994-1996Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1994: Nov 3- Dec 291995: Jan 26-Dec 281996: Jan 4-Dec 12

Holdings located at:ASL: ANDE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER F914 A52 A53UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Anderson NewsletterRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1978?-1987?Frequency: unknownHistory: No information available.Microfilm holdings: 1978-1987Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1978-1987: Check microfiche at UAFHoldings located at:

Anderson

UAF: CONSULT LIBRARY

Tanana Valley NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1995-1996Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 5, 1995 and published through Feb 15, 1996. With the Feb 22, 1996 issue, it

dropped the word “Tanana” from its masthead title and became the VALLEY NEWS from that pointon. Two issues in Jan of 1996 were also called the VALLEY NEWS (Jan 4, Jan 11). It is a continuationof a series of titles that began with the ANDERSON ADVOCATE (1987), Apr 30, 1987-Feb 4, 1993and changed its title to the VALLEY ADVOCATE (Feb 11, 1993-Dec 29, 1994).


1995: Jan 5-Dec 281996: Jan 4-Feb 15

Holdings located at:ASL: ANDE 2/1-2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valley AdvocateRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1993-1994Frequency: weeklyEditor: Vonnie BehrendHistory: Began on Feb 11, 1993, continuing the ANDERSON ADVOCATE (1987) that was published

from Apr 30, 1987 through Feb 4, 1993. The last issue was of this title was Dec 29, 1994. On Jan 5,1995, it became the TANANA VALLEY NEWS, then the VALLEY NEWS from Feb 22, 1996 on.


1993: Feb 11-Dec 301994: Jan 6-Dec 29

Holdings located at:ASL: ANDE 2/1 (Dec 29, 1994 issue only), Newspaper microfiche (more complete)UAF: ALASKA PER F914 A52 A53

Valley NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1996-presentFrequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Feb 22, 1996. Two issues in Jan of 1996 were also called the VALLEY NEWS (Jan 4,

Jan 11). It is a continuation of a series of titles that began with the ANDERSON ADVOCATE (1987),Apr 30, 1987-Feb 4, 1993, changed its title to the VALLEY ADVOCATE (Feb 11, 1993-Dec 29, 1994),and again on Jan 5, 1995 to the TANANA VALLEY NEWS (Jan 5, 1995-Feb 15, 1996).


1996: Feb 22-Dec 191997: Jan 1-Dec 181998-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: ANDE 2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Aniak

AniakAlternativeRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1988?-1990?Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Probably began in 1988 as a continuation of the RIVER (1982-1987?). Ceased publication in Jun

1990? It was continued by the ANIAK PAPER that began after Jun of 1990 and continued through theweek of Mar 29-Apr 2, 1993. The next title change was to the INTERIOR ECHO beginning with theApr 12, 1993 issue.


Aniak PaperRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1990?-1993Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: Jeannie WoodersonHistory: Specific date when publication began is unknown, but it began after Jun of 1990 and continued

through Mar 29, 1993. It was the third in a series of titles that began with the RIVER (1982-1987?), thatwas followed by the ALTERNATIVE (1988?-1990?). With the Apr 12, 1993 issue, its title changed tothe INTERIOR ECHO.


1991: Sep 151992: Apr 21, Jun 25, Aug 8-Dec 211993: Jan 4-Mar 29

Holdings located at:ASL: ANIA 1/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Interior EchoRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1993-presentFrequency: semimonthlyEditor: Elaine AlbertsonHistory: Began on Apr 12, 1993 as the fourth in a series of titles that began on Mar 27, 1982 with the

RIVER. The RIVER probably ceased publication in 1987 and was continued by the ALTERNATIVE(1988?-1990?). The next title was the ANIAK PAPER, specific date when publication began isunknown, but it began after Jun of 1990 and continued through Mar 29, 1993.


1993: Apr 12-Dec 231994: complete1995: Jan 15-30, Jun 1-Dec 151996: Jan 14-Sep 13, Oct 18-Dec 51997: Jan 4-Nov 3, Dec 41998-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: ANIA 1/4-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Aniak


RiverRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1982-198?Frequency: weekly, then biweeklyEditors: Cynthia Bender, Freida Swanson, Gwen Brock, Gary WrightHistory: Began Mar 27, 1982 per reference to this date in the Apr 1, 1984 issue of the RIVER. Date when

publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through Nov 21, 1987. It was the first in aseries of titles that included the ALTERNATIVE (1988?-1990?), which was followed by the ANIAKPAPER (1990?-1993), and then by the INTERIOR ECHO (1993-).


1983: Apr 1, May 6-Dec 231984-1985: complete1986: Jan 24-Oct 311987: Feb 2-Mar 4, Sep 16, Nov 4-21

Holdings located at:ASL: ANIA 1/1-1/3UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 210

Arctic Village

Ar ctic VillageArctic Village EchoesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1969?-?Frequency: weekly, during the school yearHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description based on the Oct 21, 1969

issue. It was published by the students of Arctic Village School.Microfilm holdings: 1969-1971Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1969: Oct 21, Dec 191970: Jan 2-30, Feb 20-May 23, Sep 18-Oct 23, Nov 6-Dec 181971: Jan 4-29, Feb 5-May 14, Oct 29-Nov 15, Dec 6-17

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESHoldings located at:

ASL: ARCT 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1209UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 227AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Atlin, British Columbia

Atlin, Br itish ColumbiaAtlin Claim (1899)Region: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-1904?Frequency: weeklyEditor: A. C. HirschfieldHistory: Began on Apr 27, 1899 per reference in the May 10, 1899 issue of the DAILY MORNING

ALASKAN. Published at least through Sep 3 of 1904.Microfilm holdings: 1900, 1904Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1900: Jun 231904: Sep 3

Holdings located at:ASL: ATLI 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Atlin Claim (1982)Region: CanadaPublication dates: 1982-1987Frequency: quarterlyHistory: Began in Nov 1982 and ceased publication with the summer 1987 issue.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible microfilm holdings outside ofAlaska.

Atlin MinerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-?Frequency: unknownEditors: Russell & RussellHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Mar 29, 1899 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS,

which states, “The first number of the Atlin Miner is upon our table. It is a neat, well-edited…paper…The names of Russell & Russell are nailed to its mast and it has a ring after the fashionof the Record of Juneau. The Atlin and Juneau Russells are related, and they are all good, spicywriters.”


Atlin News Miner (1938)Region: CanadaPublication dates: 1938-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Dec 17, 1938. It ceased publication in 1943. The Jun 10, 1939 issue was reprinted in the

Jun 1, 1972 issue of the ATLIN NEWS MINER (1972) and the Aug 26, 1939 issue was reprinted in theOct 19, 1976 issue of that title.


1938: Dec 171939: Jun 10, Aug 26

Holdings located at:

Atlin, British Columbia

Check reels carefully. Reel coverage varies.ASL: ATLI 1/1, ATLI 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Atlin News Miner (1972)Region: CanadaPublication dates: 1972-1978Frequency: irregularEditors: Bob Erlam, Tom KirkwoodHistory: Began on Jun 1, 1972. Ceased publication Oct 17, 1978. It was published in Whitehorse, Yukon,

by the WHITEHORSE STAR.Microfilm holdings: 1972-1978Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1972: Jun 1, Dec 14-281973-1978: complete

Holdings located at:ASL: ATLI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Atlin NuggetRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1978-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with the Nov 1978 issue.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC database for possible microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Atlin Rag TimesRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1979-1982Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began in 1979 and ceased publication with the Apr 1982 issue.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC database for possible microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

GlobeRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Aug 20, 1899, according to a reference in the Sep 23, 1899 issue of the ALASKAN

(SITKA). Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Attu

AttuBlue Fox NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ca. 1943?-1944?Frequency: unknownHistory: Date when publication began and ceased is unknown. Reference to this title is from vol. 1, no. 1

(Mar 1944) of the “Attu Review”, a literary magazine published by the Naval Air Station, Attu. It states:“We have been fortunate in obtaining the help of the staff of the late ‘Blue Fox News’...”.


Barrow

Bar r owBarrow SunRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1986-1992?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Jacqueline LindauerHistory: Began on May 15, 1986 and was published at least through Aug 14, 1992. It was third in a series

of titles that began with UKPIAGVIK’S EDGINGTON UNEDITED (1984-85), then becameUKPEAGVIK’S (Jan 9-May 1, 1986).


1986: May 15-Jan 7, Sep 4-Nov 27, Dec 181987: Jan 5-Mar 19, Apr 16-30, May 28-Dec 241988: Jan 7-Apr 28, May 26-Sep 1, Sep 30-Dec 231989-1991: complete1992: Jan 3-Mar 13, Mar 27-May 22, Jun 5-26, Jul 10-Aug 14

Holdings located at:ASL: BARR 1/1-1/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1176UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 211AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Barrow Weekly NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1954-1955Frequency: weeklyEditors: Lewis Aiken, Billy Leavitt, Perry Ekowana, Nelson Ahvakana, Leslie IttaHistory: Probably began Nov 27, 1954. Description based on vol. 1, no. 3 (Dec 11, 1954). Ceased on Aug

31, 1955, when the issue states that several of the editors were leaving to attend Sheldon Jackson JuniorCollege in Sitka.


1954: Dec 11-181955: Jan 8-15, Jan 29-Mar 5, Mar 26-Apr 9, Aug 22-31

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESHoldings located at:

ASL: BARR 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Inuich CircleRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1975-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in Mar or Apr of 1975. Description based on vol. 1, no. 2 (Mar 14, 1975). Date

when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1975-1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1975: Mar 14, Aug (no date), Sep 5-13, Sep 26-Nov 111976: Jan 17 (incorrectly called Jan 17, 1975)


Barrow


Nigiqpaq Northwind NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1978-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: T.L. BakerHistory: Began in Oct 1978. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it published at least one more

issue in Nov 1978.Microfilm holdings: 1978Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1978: Oct, NovHoldings located at:


North SloperRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1975-1976Frequency: irregularHistory: Began with the Feb 1975 issue. Ceased publication with the Apr/May 1976. Published by the

journalism class of Barrow School. Some articles appear in the Inupiat language.Microfilm holdings: 1975-1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1975: Feb, Apr/May, Jun, Oct, Dec1976: Mar, Apr/May

Holdings located at:UAF: LC1.B37 N67 ALASKA PER (MICROFICHE)

Northern CrossRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1928?-1936Frequency: quarterlyEditor: Rev. Henry W. GreistHistory: It first began in Nenana in 1928, based on vol. 1, no. 3 (Dec 1928). It apparently moved to Barrow

in 1929 and was published there until it ceased publication with the Aug 1936 issue. It is a quarterlypublication with general news of current events published at the Point Barrow Mission. The Jun 1930issue states, “Published Every Little While by Henry W. Greist, Just over the Ice from the Pole, GottenOut with Grave Difficulty Always, And Sometimes Not at All…Sent Out of the North by Dogs,Ordinarily Over Ice and Snow, Four Thousand Four Hundred Miles from Seattle, Protagonist of the Topof the World Evangelism via Dolorosa…”.


1928: Dec1929: Feb1930: Jan, Jun1931: Oct1932: Mar, Aug, Nov1933: Jan-Nov1934: Jan, Aug, Nov

Barrow

1935: Jan-Nov1936: Mar, Aug

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Coverage varies.

ASL: BARR 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM, also 3 unique issues on microfiche at BV 2803.A4 N62 ALASKA PERUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ukpeagvik’sRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1986-1986Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Dixie FigginsHistory: Began on Jan 9, 1986 as a continuation of UKPIAGVIK’S EDGINGTON UNEDITED (1984-

1985). Spelling variation is UKPIAGVIK’S. It ceased publication with the May 1, 1986 issue and wascontinued on May 15, 1986 as the BARROW SUN (1986-1992?).


1986: Jan 9-May 1Holdings located at:

ASL: BARR 2/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ukpiagvik’s Edgington UneditedRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1984-1985Frequency: weekly, then semimonthlyEditor: Dixie FigginsHistory: Began on Jul 13, 1984 and was published at least through Sep 19, 1985. On Jan 9, 1986 it became

UKPEAGVIK’S and was published through May 1, 1986 when it became the BARROW SUN (1986-1992?).


1984: Jul 13-Dec 221985: Feb 14-Sep 19

Holdings located at:ASL: BARR 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bethel

BethelBethel City NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ca. 1966?-?Frequency: weekly (irregular)History: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description is based on the first issue

held: Sep 22, 1966. Was published at least through Jan 22, 1968. Published by the City of Bethel.Microfilm holdings: 1966-1968Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1966: Sep 22, Oct 28-Nov 9, Nov 18, Dec 3-Dec 281967: Jan 27, Feb 3-17, Mar 2-24, Apr 7-13, 26, May 18, Jun 28-Aug 12, Aug 25, Nov 3, 241968: Jan 22

Holdings located at:ASL: BETH 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bethel News PostRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1964-?Frequency: unknownEditors: Alice and Joe MendolaHistory: Began with vol. 1, no. 1 (Feb 1964). Vol. 1, no. 1 was called an “experimental issue.”Microfilm holdings: 1964Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1964: FebHoldings located at:

ASL: BETH 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bethel Village VoiceRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1990-1992Frequency: weeklyEditors: Warren Manwill, Tad MillerHistory: Probably began on Oct 26, 1990. Description based on vol. 1, no. 2 (Nov 2, 1990). It appears to

have changed its title to Y-K DELTA VILLAGE VOICE with the Aug 13, 1992 issue. Date whenpublication ceased is unknown. It states that it served “…all the villages of the Yukon KuskokwimDelta region, including Bethel.”


1990: Nov 2-Dec 211991: Jan 4-Aug 16, Aug 30-Dec 201992: Jan 3-May 14, May 28, Jun 11, 25, Jul 9-Aug 6

Holdings located at:ASL: BETH 3/1-3/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1228UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 241AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bethel

DrumsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1983-1984Frequency: weeklyEditor: Rosemary PorterHistory: Began on Aug 18, 1983 and was published through Sep 13, 1984. It is a title variation of the

TUNDRA DRUMS (BETHEL: 1974) that began on Apr 1, 1974 and the TUNDRA DRUMS(BETHEL: 1984), which appeared as the masthead title again beginning with the Sep 20, 1984 issue.


1983: Aug 18-Dec 291984: Jan 12-Sep 13


Kuskokwim ChronicleSee entry for: KUSKOKWIM KRONICLE

Kuskokwim KronicleRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1969-?Frequency: weekly, then biweeklyEditors: Gene Stone, Larry FultonHistory: Probably began in Jun of 1969. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at

least through Nov 14, 1973. It continued the MODERN DAILY TYPING ASSOCIATIONNEWSLETTER, that was published for a short time in 1969.


1969: Aug 4, Aug 25-Sep 2, Sep 15-Dec 291970: Jan 5-19, Feb 2-9, Feb 23-May 18, Jun 1-Jul (undated), Aug 3, 17-31, Sep 14, Sep 28-Dec 211971: Jan 19, Feb 2-9, Apr 5-Dec 291972: Jan 11-26, Mar 22-Jun 29, Jul 26-Dec 211973: Jan 11-Nov 14


Modern Daily Typing Assn NewsletterRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1969?-1969Frequency: weeklyEditors: Irene Fredericks and Lillian ShavingsHistory: Probably began in 1969. Description based on May 9, 1969 issue. No vol. or issue numbers

appear. Published by “two volunteers from the MDTA Clerk-typist program….” It was continued by theKUSKOKWIM KRONICLE (1969-?).


1969: May 9Holdings located at:

ASL: BETH 2/1

Bethel

UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tundra Drums (1974)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1974-1983Frequency: bimonthly, then weeklyEditors: Eric Eckholm, Rosemary PorterHistory: Began on Apr 1, 1974 and was published through Aug 11, 1983. It became the DRUMS with the

Aug 18, 1983 issue, but changed back to the TUNDRA DRUMS (BETHEL: 1984) with the Sep 20,1984 issue.


1974: Apr 1-Dec 211975-1981: complete1982: Jan 7-Dec 231983: Jan 6-Aug 11


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: BETH 1/1-1/11, BETH 1/8BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1007UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 17AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tundra Drums (1984)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1984-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Rosemary Porter, Desiree Humphrey, Aaron John SpitzerHistory: Began with the Sep 20, 1984 issue. It is a continuation of two titles: the TUNDRA DRUMS

(BETHEL: 1974) which began on Apr 1, 1974 and was published through Aug 11, 1983. It became theDRUMS with the Aug 18, 1983 issue, but changed back to the TUNDRA DRUMS (BETHEL: 1984)with the Sep 20, 1984 issue.


1984: Sep 20-Dec 271985-1989: complete1990: Jan 4-Dec 281991-1994: complete1995-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: BETH 1/13-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1007UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 17AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Village VoiceSee entries for: BETHEL VILLAGE VOICE, Y-K DELTA VILLAGE VOICE

Y-K Delta Village VoiceRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1992-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Tad Miller

Bethel

History: It appears to have begun with the Aug 13, 1992 issue, continuing the BETHEL VILLAGEVOICE (Oct 26, 1990-Aug 6, 1992). Date when publication ceased is unknown. It states that it serves“…all the villages of the Yukon Kuskokwim Delta region, including Bethel.”



ASL: BETH 3/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1228UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 241AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bettles

BettlesNorth PoleRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1902-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Joe MathewsHistory: Began on Oct 15, 1902 with vol. 1, no. 1. If additional issues were published is not known.

Reference to this title appears in the Oct 19, 1906 issue of the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS, whichlisted the subscription rates as follows: “Single copy, $2.50 in Koyukuk dust; three months, $7.50 inbacon, beans, ham, eggs, iron or gunpowder; six months, one ounce dust or three cords wood or otherequivalent. Note - No moss or house logs wanted. One year, two ounces or a mortgage on your life.”


Big Delta

Big DeltaSee Delta Junction

Boston

BostonAlaska NewsRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1901-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began on Nov 15, 1901. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by the Alaska

News Co. of Boston to provide “reliable information concerning Alaska - its mineral wealth - its sealand fishing industries - its lumbering and agricultural possibilities.”

Microfilm holdings: 1901Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1901: Nov 15Holdings located at:

ASL: BOST 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Boston AlaskanRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1906-1907?Frequency: monthlyEditor: L. M. NortonHistory: Began in Aug 1906. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Oct of 1907. Published “in the interests of Alaska” as the official organ of the Boston-AlaskanSociety.


1906: Aug-Dec1907: Jan -Jun, Oct

Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holding locations outside ofAlaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: Hist MF 279; also in paper at ALASKA F901.B6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 181, also at ALASKA PER F901.B6

Breckenridge, Texas

Br eckenr idge, TexasFlat Can OpenerRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1922-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Jul 28, 1922. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Calls itself “Alaska’s largest

newspaper in the state of Texas”, and offers “Bomb shells and gossip from the Interior.” It says it is“published semi-spasmodically at Breckenridge, Texas.”



ASL: FLAT 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 195

Brooks

Br ooksSee Livengood

Candle

CandleCandle City NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ca. 1902?-1904?Frequency: weekly?History: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. References to this newspaper appear in

the Mar 8, 1902 issue of the NOME NUGGET and the Jan 27, 1904 issue of the NOME SEMI-WEEKLY NUGGET.


Cape Prince of Wales

Cape Pr ince of WalesEskimo BulletinRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1893-1902?Frequency: annual (irregular)Editors: W.T. (William Thomas) Lopp, H.R. ThorntonHistory: Began in May 1893 at the American Missionary Association Mission School at Cape Prince of

Wales. It probably ceased publication with the May 1902 issue. Masthead motto: “The only yearly inthe world.” This nearly annual newspaper was issued by the teachers and students and printed at first bythe hectograph process and later by hand-setting type in a press. The “most northerly newspaper inNorth America” was produced to teach writing, printing, typesetting and engraving skills to the Eskimostudents attending the school. Compositors: Keok, Iyah-yung-uk and Ad-looat, also the engraver.


1893: May1895: Jun1897: Jul1898: Jul1902: May

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: WALES 1/1, Newspaper microfiche (same coverage, less readable)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 24

Midnight SunRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1905-1906?Frequency: monthly (irregular)Editor: A.N. EvansHistory: Began in Jun of 1905. Probably ceased publication in 1906.Microfilm holdings: 1905Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1905: Jun, SepHoldings located at:

ASL: WALES 1/1 (Jun), Newspaper microfiche (Sep)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 1AML: AK MFORM 071.986

Caribou Crossing, Yukon

Car ibou Cr ossing, YukonCaribou SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898Frequency: single issue onlyEditor: G. B. SwinehartHistory: Published May 16, 1898 as a “supplementary” to the YUKON MIDNIGHT SUN. A Jun 1898

issue of the ALASKA MINING RECORD (specific date not verified) referred to the CARIBOU SUNthusly: “Last week the mails brought us copies of the first newspaper ever printed in the upper YukonValley. Mr. G. B. Swinehart, who started some time since for Dawson with a complete newspaper plant,while waiting at Caribou Crossing for the ice to pass out of the lakes, with characteristic enterprise setup his machinery and printed the first number of the ‘Caribou Sun’ dated May 16, 1898.



ASL: JUNE 1/1AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 955UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 163

CatallaSee Katalla

Chalkyitsik

ChalkyitsikChalkyitsik NewspaperRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1966-?Frequency: weekly during the school yearHistory: Began on Aug 26, 1966. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by the Chalkyitsik

School students as a community newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1966-1967Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1966: Aug 26-Sep 9, Sep 23-Dec 301967: Jan 6-Mar 31, Apr 14-28, May 19

Holdings located at:ASL: CHAL 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 182

Chena

ChenaChena HeraldRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1904-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: George L. BellowsHistory: Began Jun 10, 1904. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Jul 22, 1904. A reference to this title appears in the Oct 5, 1904 issue of the NOME SEMI-WEEKLY NUGGET.


1904: Jun 10-17, Jul 22Holdings located at:

ASL: FAIR 38/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chena TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1905-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Henry Roden, E.J. HutmacherHistory: Began in 1905 and was published at least through Nov 7, 1905. References to this paper appear in

the Mar 11, 1905 issue of the ALASKA FORUM which states: “The Forum is in receipt of the initialcopies of the Chena Times, a new paper published at Chena”; and the Dec 13, 1905 issue of theYUKON VALLEY NEWS which refers to the Nov 7, 1905 issue.


1905: Aug 1 (missing pages 1 & 2), Sep 13Holdings located at:


Tanana Daily MinerSee entry for: TANANA DAILY MINER (FAIRBANKS)

Tanana MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-1909Frequency: weekly, frequency variesEditors: W.F. Thompson, J. Wilbur WardHistory: Began on Jun 16, 1907 and was published at least through Jul 26, 1909. It continued the

TANANA WEEKLY MINER (1906-1907) published in Fairbanks. The TANANA WEEKLYMINER’s title varied, publishing as the TANANA DAILY MINER (Aug 12-Sep 30?, 1906) and theTANANA SEMI-WEEKLY MINER (Sep 21, 1906-?). In Jul of 1908 it moved briefly to RidgetopCrossroads and published as a weekly, then a daily, then back to Chena, publishing as a weekly throughat least Jul 26, 1909.


Chena

1907: Jun 16-Dec 291908: Jan 5-Apr 26, Jul 9-Jul 30, Jul 31-Aug10 (daily), Aug 13, Oct 19-Nov 23, Dec 7-281909: Jan 11-25, Mar 1-29, Apr 12-19, Jul 5-26

Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:

ASL: CHENA 1/2-1/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 451UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana TellerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906?-1906Frequency: weeklyEditors: George M. Arbuckle, George GarwoodHistory: Probably began on Mar 7, 1906 and was published at least through Aug 29, 1906. It was first

published in Chena, then in Cleary City from May 9, 1906 on. The Sep 13, 1906 issue of theFAIRBANKS EVENING ALASKAN states, “Arbuckle and Garwood, who have been sending out theTanana Daily Teller from Cleary City, have discontinued publication at that place, and the Teller plantis now in Fairbanks, awaiting transportation to Richardson, where the partners will venture into thejournalistic field at the Tenderfoot metropolis with a new weekly…”.


1906: May 9-Aug 8, Aug 22-29MOST ISSUES DAMAGED, FILMED BOUND

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 14/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1225

Chicken

ChickenChicken NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca.1925-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: According to a reference in the Jan 14, 1926 issue of the DAWSON NEWS, the CHICKEN

NEWS was a “…bright monthly newspaper…a credit to any community.”Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Chilkoot Barracks

Chilkoot Bar racksSee Haines

Chisana

ChisanaBonanza PtarmiganRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1916?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. A reference to this newspaper appears in

the Aug 24, 1916 issue of the ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES, which states, “A copy of the BonanzaPtarmigan, published in the Chisana camp…”.


Shushana NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1913?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Unable to verify. An entry for this title appears in the publication “A Guide to Alaska’s

Newspapers”, compiled by Phyllis Davis, Alaska Division of State Libraries and Museums, 1976, p. 39,with the notation “No known copies”. Perhaps the following reference from the Sep 3, 1913 issue of theDOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS is a clue: “The Dawson Daily News is shipping a complete newspaperoutfit to the new Chisana gold camp.” No other information available.


Chitina

ChitinaChitina LeaderRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1910-1928?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Will A. Steel, Harry G. SteelHistory: Began on Sep 24, 1910. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Nov 24, 1928. Three masthead title printing errors occurred: the Jun 12, 1917 issue is called theCHITINA TIMES; the Jan 22, 1918 issue is called the CHITINA WEEKLY; and the Jul 12, 1919 issueis called the ALASKA TIMES.


1910: Sep 24-Oct 8, Nov 12-Dec 311911: Jan 7-Feb 18, Mar 4-Apr 22, May 6-Jul 22, Aug 5-Dec 301912: Jan 6-27, Feb 10-Jun 1, Jun 15-Aug 20, Sep 3-17, Oct 1-Dec 17, Dec 311913: Jan 28-Feb 18, Mar 11-25, Apr 8-May 20, Jun 3-Dec 301914: complete1915: Jan 5-Jul 27, Aug 10-Dec 211916: Jan 4-Sep 19, Oct 3-Dec 261917: Jan 3-Nov 71918: Jan 1-Feb 19, Mar 19-Apr 30, May 21-Dec 281919-1921: complete1922: Jan 6-Mar 18, Apr 1-Dec 301923-1926: complete1927: Jan 8-Jun 4, Jun 18-Dec 311928: Jan 7-21, Feb 4-Nov 24


ASL: CHIT 1/1-1/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 160UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 31AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chitina Weekly HeraldSee entry for: WEEKLY HERALD (CHITINA)

Ghost Town GazetteRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1956?-1959?Frequency: irregularEditor: Jo WilsonHistory: Probably began with the Jul 16, 1956 issue and was published at least through the Oct 1959 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1956-1959Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1956: Jul 16-Aug 28, Nov 171957: Jan 13, Feb 5, Mar 9, Apr 23, May 27, Jun 10, 24, Jul 23, Aug 6, Oct 4, Nov, Dec1958: Jan, Apr 1, May 2, Jun 4, Jul 5, Jul 31, Aug 7, Sep 5-Sep 11, Oct 30, Dec1959: Feb, Mar/Apr, Jun, Oct


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: CHIT 3/1, Newspaper microfiche (some unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF

Chitina


Weekly HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1931-1933Frequency: weeklyEditor: Adrian Clough NelsonHistory: Began on Jan 18, 1931 and ceased on Jan 22, 1933. The WEEKLY HERALD was edited and

published by 11-year-old Adrian Clough Nelson, with the assistance of his brother Philip, age 9, andBilly Moore, age 12. It had a circulation of over 350, including subscribers in almost every state andmany foreign countries. Their inspiration was Thomas Alva Edison who had published a newspapercalled the “Weekly Herald” when he was 15 years old. The WEEKLY HERALD was written up in“Time Magazine” and many other publications during its two-year existence. Additional articles aboutthis newspaper can be found in the STROLLER’S WEEKLY, Feb 5, 1932 issue, the Feb 26, 1933 issueof the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES, and the Sep 1, 1933 issue of the ALASKA PRESS.


1931: Jan 18-25, Feb 15-Dec 271932: complete1933: Jan 1-22

Holdings located at:ASL: CHIT 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 474UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 13

Chugiak

ChugiakChugiak CalendarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1954-1957Frequency: semimonthly, then weeklyEditor: Cloyce ParksHistory: Began in 1954. Ceased in 1957.Microfilm holdings: 1954-1957Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1954: Aug 26-Oct 8, Dec 101955: Jan 21-Feb 18, Mar 18, Jul 6-Oct 28, Dec 2-161956: Jan 31-Mar 31, May 12-Nov 23, Dec 211957: Jan 4-Apr 5, Apr 19-May 23, May 1-Jun 7, Jun 21-Nov 1

Holdings located at:ASL: CHUG 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Common Sense ChronicleRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1976?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Knik Arm CourierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1958-1973?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Marie and James McDowell, Harriet (Rusty) BellringerHistory: Began in Jan 1958 and was published at least through Dec 12, 1973.Microfilm holdings: 1958-1973Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1958: Feb 12, Mar 20-Jul 17, Jul 31, Aug 14-Oct 9, Oct 23-Dec 241959: complete1960: complete (suspended Jan 20-Mar 16)1961: Jan 4-Nov 8, Nov 22-Dec 271962: Jan 3-May 2, May 16-30, Jun 13-Nov 28, Dec 12-261963: Jan 2-Dec 11, Dec 241964: complete1965: complete1966: Jan 5-Nov 30, Dec 281967: Jan 4, Jan 18-Oct 11, Oct 25-Nov 22, Dec 6-271968: Jan 3-Dec 241969: complete1970: complete1971: Jan 6- Jul 14, Jul 28-Dec 15, Dec 291972: Jan 5-Feb 9, Feb 23-May 31, Jun 14-28, Jul 12-Aug 23, Sep 6-Nov 8, Nov 22-Dec 6, Dec 271973: Jan 3-May 2, May 16-Aug 15, Aug 29, Sep 12-19, Nov 7, Dec 12


Chugiak

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: CHUG 1/1-1/13UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 130UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 128AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Circle

Cir cleCircle Hot Air BudgetRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1911?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. According to an entry in James

Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924", (1927), p. 256, the Apr 10, 1915issue was called vol. 5, no 2.


Clark’s Point

Clar k’ s PointSee Dillingham

Cleary CityTanana TellerSee entry for: TANANA TELLER (CHENA)

CollegeSee Fairbanks

Conrad City, Yukon

Conr ad City, YukonConrad City MinerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1906-?Frequency: unknownEditor: E.J. “Stroller” WhiteHistory: Began on Jun 23, 1906, according to a reference in the Jul 4, 1906 issue of the DOUGLAS

ISLAND NEWS.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Copper Center

Copper CenterAlaskan Bush NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1968-1968Frequency: weeklyEditor: Warren E. McDanielHistory: Began on Mar 14, 1968 and ceased on Oct 24, 1968. The Sep 12 issue states that it is “…mailed

free to all boxholders in Copper Center and Glennallen.”Microfilm holdings: 1968Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1968: Mar 14-21, Apr 11-25, May 9-Jun 13, Jun 27-Oct 24Holdings located at:

ASL: COPP 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1206UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 190AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Copper Valley ViewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1977-1989Frequency: semimonthly, then weeklyEditors: Lil Gilmore, Sam LightwoodHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1977 as the KENNY LAKE NEWS and became COPPER VALLEY VIEWS

with the Apr 6, 1977 issue. Ceased publication on Apr 26, 1989.Microfilm holdings: 1977-1984, 1987-1989Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1977: Mar 15-Dec 211978: Jan 4-Feb 1, Mar 1-Dec 201979-1983: complete1984: Jan 4-Nov 281987: Jan 14-Dec 301988: Jan 6-May 4, Jun 8, Jun 22-Dec 211989: Jan 4-Apr 26

Holdings located at:ASL: COPP 1/1-1/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1063UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 127AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kenny Lake NewsSee entry for: COPPER VALLEY VIEWS

Copper Mountain

Copper MountainCopper Mountain TruthRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1911?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in late 1910 or early 1911. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Reference

to this title appears in the Jan 14, 1911 issue of the CHITINA LEADER, which stated it received in themail an “…epistle [that] was nothing more or less than a news paper published at Copper Mountain, thewell-known mining camp of E.F. Gray. The Copper Mountain Truth it is called, and, strange for anewspaper, it has a motto: ‘Don’t pick from him who is shy’.”


Cordova

Cor dovaAlaska PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1912-1912?Frequency: monthlyEditors: Harry G. Steel, Sidney D. CharlesHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 252, it began in Mar of 1912 and was published for only a few months.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Alaska TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1913-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Charles H. Scheffler, Charles H. Wilcox, Harry G. SteelHistory: Began on May 4, 1913 and was published at least through Sep 25, 1920. It was a concurrent

weekly edition to the CORDOVA DAILY TIMES from 1914 on.Microfilm holdings: 1913-1916, 1920Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1913: May 4-Dec 281914: Jan 4-Dec 261915: Jan 2-Dec 251916: Jan 1-Dec 181920: Sep 25

Holdings located at:ASL: CORD 2A/1, CORD 2/12 (for Sep 25, 1920 issue only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1019UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 80

AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1906-1907Frequency: weeklyEditors: Claude Kinney & Tad HilleryHistory: It began on Jun 16, 1906 and changed its title to the CORDOVA ALASKAN by Feb 9, 1907

(specific date of the change not verified). It became a daily on Oct 26, 1908, but its title did not changeto the CORDOVA DAILY ALASKAN until late Feb or early Mar of 1909. It was published throughMay 31, 1915.


1906: Jun 16-23, Jul 28, Aug 11, 13, Oct 6-13, 27Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: Newspaper microfiche, CORD 1/1 (Jun 16, 1906 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cordova AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1907-1909

Cordova

Frequency: weekly, then dailyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: It began on Jun 16, 1906 as the ALASKAN and changed its title to the CORDOVA ALASKAN

by Feb 9, 1907 (specific date of the change not verified). It became a daily on Oct 26, 1908, but its titledid not change to the CORDOVA DAILY ALASKAN until late Feb or early Mar of 1909. It waspublished through May 31, 1915.


1907: Feb 9-23, Mar 23-30, Jul 13, Jul 27-Sep 28, Oct 12-Nov 9, Nov 23, Dec 7-281908: Jan 11-18, Feb 1-8, Feb 22-Mar 28, Apr 18-May 16, May 30-Jun 13, Jun 27-Oct 30, Nov 1-Dec

24, Dec 26-311909: Jan 2-9, 16, 21-26, Feb 6-10, 13-18, 20

Holdings located at:ASL: CORD 1/1-1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 679UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 46AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cordova Daily AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1909-1915Frequency: dailyEditors: John W. Frame, Robert J. Boryer, Harry G. Steel, Will A. SteelHistory: It began as the ALASKAN on Jun 16, 1906 and changed its title to the CORDOVA ALASKAN

by Feb 9, 1907 (specific date of the change not verified). It became a daily on Oct 26, 1908, but its titledid not change to the CORDOVA DAILY ALASKAN until late Feb or early Mar of 1909. It waspublished through May 31, 1915.


1909: Mar 3-15, 17, 19-27, Apr 10, 13, Apr 15-May 5, May 7-Jun 30, Jul 5-Oct 13, Oct 15-Nov 6, Nov11-17, Nov 19-Dec 14, Dec17-24, 28-31

1910: Jan 1-7, Jan 10-Apr 5, Apr 7-19, 22-29, May 2-Aug 13, Aug 16, 18-23, Aug 26-Sep 5, Sep 7-17,Sep 20-Nov 28, Dec 1-15, Dec 17-31

1911: Jan 2-3, Jan 5-Feb 7, Feb 9, Feb 11-Mar 2, Mar 4-7, 9-15, Mar 17-Apr 7, Apr 10-Nov 1, Nov 3-Dec 30

1912: Jan 2-6, 9-15, 18-20, 24, 26, Jan 29-Feb 3, Feb 6-Jun 8, Jun 13-Jul 29, Jul 31-Sep 2, Sep 4-11,Sep 14-Nov 13, Nov 15-Dec 7, Dec 11-31

1913: Jan 2-Mar 21, Mar28-29, Apr 1-8, 10-22, Apr 24-May 9, May 12-16, 21-22, 24, May 27-Jun 20,Jun 23-27, Jun 30-Jul 8, Jul 10-21, 23-26, Jul 28-Aug 26, Aug 28-Sep 11, Sep 13-Nov 26, Nov28-Dec 3, Dec 5-31

1914: Jan 1-Apr 2, Apr 4-311915: Jan 2-May 31


ASL: CORD 1/1-1/7UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 679UAA: NEWSPAPER MF46AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cordova Daily HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1918-1919Frequency: dailyEditor: J.W. WardHistory: Began in Jul 1918. Ceased publication as a daily with the Apr 6, 1919 when it became the

CORDOVA SUNDAY HERALD on Apr 13, 1919. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but

Cordova

according to the May 10, 1920 issue of the KETCHIKAN ALASKAN CHRONICLE, it “…after a fewmonths suspended publication...”.


1918: Aug 8-Sep 8, Sep 12, Sep 14-Oct 22, Oct 24-26, Oct 29-Nov 26, Nov 28-30, Dec 4-13, 15-19,22-31

1919: Jan 1-Mar 25, Mar 27-Apr 6Holdings located at:

ASL: CORD 6/1AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cordova Daily TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1914-1947Frequency: dailyEditors: Harry G. Steel, E.H. PettijohnHistory: It began on Dec 2, 1914 and was published through Jan 17, 1947. It changed its title to the

CORDOVA TIMES with the Jan 20, 1947 issue. A concurrent weekly edition called the ALASKATIMES was published from 1914 until at least Sep 25, 1920. Between 1938-1942, it dropped “DAILY”from the title and was called the CORDOVA TIMES.


1914: Dec 2-311915: Jan 2-Jun 2, Jun 4-Sep 1, Sep 4-Dec 311916: Jan 3-Apr 7, Apr 9-May 17, Jun 1-23, Jun 25-Nov 29, Dec 1-301917: check microfilm (nearly half of all issues published missing)1918: Jan 2-Feb 6. Feb 8-Mar 23, Mar 26-Apr 3, Apr 5-6, 9-16, 18-19, 22-24, Apr 26-May 13, May 15-

31, Jun 5-Jul 30, Aug 1-Sep 14, Sep 17-Oct 18, Oct 21, 23, 26-31, Dec 2-4, 6-11, 13-19, 21-24,27-31

1919: Jan 3-7, 9-16, 18-21, Jan 24-Feb 20, Feb 22-Mar15, Mar 18-Apr 19, Apr 22-May 3, May 6-Jun 6,Jun 7-Dec 31

1920: Jan 1-Dec 311921: Jan 1-Dec 311922: Jan 3-Nov 221923: Jan 1-Feb 28, Mar 5-Apr 23, Apr 25-Jun 6, Jun 8-Dec 311924: Jan 1-Feb 29, Mar 10-Nov 26, Dec 1-10, Dec 12-311925: Jan 1-May 30, Jun 2-Dec 311926: Jan 1-14, 16-21, 23-30, Feb 2-3, 5-25, Feb 27-Mar 4, Mar 6-Jul 22, Jul 27-Oct 8, Oct 11-14, Oct

16-Nov 3, Nov 6-18, Nov 20-Dec 1, Dec 6-311927: Jan 3-May 25, May 27-Oct 5, Oct 7-Nov 2, Nov 4-Dec 311928: Jan 2-Feb 29, Mar 2-28, Mar 30-Jun 20, Jun 22-Jul 3, Jul 6-Dec 311929: Jan 1-Mar 1, Mar 4-21, Mar 23-Apr 11, Apr 13-24, Apr 26-Aug 1, Aug 9-16, Aug 18-Oct 17, Oct

19-Dec 311930: Jan 2-Feb 10, Feb 18-Mar 13, Mar 21-Apr 9, Apr 18-May 7, May 9, May 12-Jun 5, Jun 7-15, Jun

27-Jul 2, Jul 7-Sep 19, Sep 21-Oct 2, Oct 4-Nov 19, Nov 21-Dec 10, Dec 18-311931: Jan 2-Feb 25, Feb 27-Apr 8, Apr 16-May 7, May 9-Nov 2, Nov 4-Dec 24, Dec 28-311932: Jan 2-22, Jan 25-Apr 26, Apr 28-Nov 10, Nov 12-Dec 311933: Jan 2-Aug 11, Aug 14-18, Aug 21-Dec 301934: Jan 2-Mar 22, Mar 26-Apr 12, Apr 14-May 1, May 3-23, Jun 1-8, 11-27, Jun 29-Jul 2, Jul 5-13,

16-26, Jul 28-Aug 6, Aug 8-Oct 12, Oct 15-Dec 311935: Jan 2-Aug 28, Aug 30-Sep 18, Sep 20, Sep 23-Nov 27, Nov 29-Dec 311936: Jan 2-Mar 4, Mar 6-25, Mar 27-Aug 13, Aug 15-26, Aug 29-Oct 7, Oct 9, Oct 12-Nov 3, Nov 5-

Dec 24, Dec 30-311937: Jan 4-28, Jan 30-Mar 4, Mar 6-18, Mar 20-Jun 14, Jun 16-Sep 2, Sep 8-Dec 311938: Jan 3-Mar 3, Mar 5-Jun 29, Jul 1-Aug 25, Aug 29-Nov 30, Dec 9-301939: Jan 4-Feb 17, Feb 22-Jun 9, Jun 14-Jul 10, Jul 14-21, Jul 31-Dec 291940: Jan 3-Aug 21, Aug 26-Nov 29, Dec 4-30

Cordova

1941: Jan 3-Apr 28, May 5-Jun 27, Jul 2, Jul 9-Nov 5, Nov 10-12, 17-21, Nov 28-Dec 311942: Jan 2-4, Jan 6-May 16, May 22-Aug 13, Aug 15-Dec 311943: Jan 2-Feb 23, Feb 25-Jun 19, Jun 28-Dec 311944: Jan 3-Jul 26, Jul 29-Nov 10, Nov 14-Dec 13, Dec 15-23, 26-301945: Jan 2-27, Jan 30-Feb 7, Feb 9-15, Feb 17-Apr 3, Apr 9-Oct 24, Oct 26-Dec 13, Dec 15-311946: Jan 2-Jul 24, Jul 26-Dec 271947: Jan 4-17


Check reels carefully! Some issues filmed out-of-order.ASL: CORD 2/1-2/57UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 17UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 7

Cordova Sunday HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1919-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Charles E. HerronHistory: Began with the Apr 13, 1919 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It began as a daily

called the CORDOVA DAILY HERALD that was published from Jul 1918 through Apr 6, 1919.Microfilm holdings: 1919Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: CORD 6/1AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cordova TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1947-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: E.H. Pettijohn, C.W. Martin, M. Selover, W.E. Bonser, Fred Connell, Fuller & Christmas Cowell,

Jennifer StrangeHistory: Began on Jan 20, 1947. It continued the CORDOVA DAILY TIMES (Dec 2, 1914- Jan 17,

1947). It temporarily merged with the VALDEZ VANGUARD to form the PRINCE WILLIAMSOUNDER (Nov 11, 1993-Jan 6, 1994), but became a separate publication again on Jan 13, 1994.


1947: Jan 20-Jun 4, Jun 11-Dec 311948: Jan 2-Mar 15, Mar 29-Dec 311949: Jan 3-Dec 1, Dec 15-291950: Jan 12-Jun 1, Jun 15-Oct 5, Nov 9-Dec 281951: Jan 4-Apr 26, May 10-Dec 271952-1955: complete1956: Jan 5-Apr 261957: Jun 6-Dec 261958-1962: complete1963: Jan 3-Oct 31, Nov 22, Dec 5-261964: Jan 2-Dec 241965: Jan 7-Mar 25, Apr 8-15, May 6, 20, Jun 3-Dec 301966-1981: complete1982: Jan 7-Dec 231983: Jan 6-Dec 221984-1987: complete1988: Jan 7-Aug 4, Aug 18-Dec 291989-1990: complete

Cordova

1991: Jan 3-Dec 231992: Jan 2-Dec 311993: Jan 7-Nov 4 (See also PRINCE WILLIAM SOUNDER)1994: Jan 13-Dec 291995-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: CORD 2/57-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 17UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 7AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1909-1911?Frequency: daily, then weeklyEditor: Robert J. McChesneyHistory: Began Apr 23, 1909 and probably ceased in early 1911. According to the Apr 23, 1909 issue of

the DAILY ALASKAN (SKAGWAY: 1904), “The first issue of the Daily North Star, the newafternoon paper published by Robert McChesney will appear this afternoon”. It is also listed in JamesWickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 265, with an end date ofJan 22, 1911. According to the Feb 15, 1911 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, it was “…soldto a company of Valdez business men and the plant will be removed to that place this week.”


1909: Jun 211910: Feb 23, May 15, Aug 5, Oct 261911: Jan 22


ASL: CORD 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Prince William SounderSee entry for: PRINCE WILLIAM SOUNDER (VALDEZ)

TruthRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1910Frequency: weeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 269, it began on Mar 20, 1910 and was published at least through Nov 27, 1910.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Weekly Alaska TimesSEE entry for: ALASKA TIMES (CORDOVA)

Council

CouncilCouncil City NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1902-1906Frequency: weeklyEditors: J.J. Underwood, Dave King, C.O. Carlson, H.M. Moreno, N.H. CastleHistory: Began on Mar 15, 1902 and was published through Apr 14, 1906 when it changed its title to

COUNCIL NEWS (Apr 18, 1906-Jan 5, 1907).Microfilm holdings: 1902-1906Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1902: Mar 15-Dec 271903: Jan 3-Oct 24, Nov 7-261904-1905: complete1906: Jan 6-Apr 14

Holdings located at:ASL: COUN 1/1-1/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1018UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 34

Council Evening BulletinRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: dailyHistory: Date when publication began is unknown, but probably began during the first World War. It was

published at least through May 11, 1916. It was continued by the COUNCIL NEWS BULLETIN(beginning and ending dates unknown). Content is international World War I news.


1915: Oct 28-30, Nov 1-5, 16, Nov 22-Dec 1, Dec 3-271916: Jan 2, 7, Jan 26-Feb 11, Feb 21-24, Mar 1-2, Mar 6-31, Apr 5-29, May 5-11


ASL: COUN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 167

Council NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1906-1907Frequency: weeklyEditors: H.M. Moreno & N.H. CastleHistory: Began on Apr 18, 1906 and ceased publication on Jan 5, 1907. It was a continuation of the

COUNCIL CITY NEWS that was published from Mar 15, 1902 through Apr 14, 1906. In a farewell tonewspaper patrons in the last issue, the editor wrote: “Upon our next journalistic venture (may Godforbid!) we will confine ourselves strictly to a diet of ox-tail soup and beef tongue — thus making bothends ‘meat’!”


1906: Apr 18-Dec 291907: Jan 5

Holdings located at:ASL: COUN 1/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1018

Council

UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 34

Council News BulletinRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: dailyHistory: Date when publication began is unknown, but probably began after May 11, 1916 and before Dec

17, 1918. It continued the COUNCIL EVENING BULLETIN (1914 or 1915-through at least May 11,1916). Date when publication ceased is also unknown. Content is international World War I news.


1918: Dec 17-23, 25-26, 30-311919: Jan 2-8, Jan 10-Feb 4, Feb 10, 12-13, 15-28, Mar 3-18, 20-30, Apr 5, 8-15, May 1, 3-5, 8-10, 13-

21, 23, Jun 3-9, 14, 19, 21-23, 25, 27-28, Jul 2-4, 7, 10-11, 15, 17, Aug 29, Sep 2, Oct 4, Oct 7-9MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:ASL: COUN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 167

Totem TruthRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1904?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Jan 6, 1904 issue of the NOME GOLD DIGGER, which

states, “A unique specimen of later journalism in Alaska is the Totum [i.e., Totem] Truth of Council.The paper is a single sheet printed on a typewriter, but what it lacks in typographical finish is made upin the brightness of its contents.” Another reference to this title is in the Mar 16, 1904 issue of theDOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS.


Craig

Cr aigNo Name TimeSee entry for: PRINCE OF WALES WHALE SPOUTS

Prince of Wales Whale SpoutsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1973-1976Frequency: monthly, then bimonthlyEditors: Pam Duval, Elizabeth DennisHistory: Began on Feb 24, 1973 with a masthead title of “No Name Time”. It became the PRINCE OF

WALES WHALE SPOUTS with the Mar 31, 1973 issue and continued at least through Feb 13, 1976.Microfilm holdings: 1973-1976Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1973: Feb 24-Dec 311974: Jan 31-Feb 28, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec 11975: complete1976: Feb 13


ASL: CRAI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Whale SpoutsSee entry for: PRINCE OF WALES WHALE SPOUTS

Dawson, Yukon

Dawson, YukonArctic Circle HeraldSee entry for: KLONDIKE MINER OR ARCTIC CIRCLE HERALD

Bonanza RecordRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1902?-1903Frequency: unknownEditor: Lindley C. BransonHistory: A reference to this title appears in the Jan 20, 1903 issue of the NOME NEWS which states: “The

Yukon territory has two new papers…the [Bonanza] Record published at Bonanza by L.C. Branson.Other references appear in the Aug 15, 1903 issue of the VALDEZ NEWS and the Jan 6, 1904 issue ofthe NOME GOLD DIGGER. Probably continued by the DAWSON RECORD that began on Jul 16,1903 and was published by L.C. Branson.


ClarionRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1897-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: W.W. WhittakerHistory: Began on Aug 1, 1897. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Appearing above the masthead

title is the phrase “Fac Simile of the First Newspaper Published in Dawson City”.Microfilm holdings: 1897Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1897: Aug 1DAMAGED ISSUE

Holdings located at:ASL: DAWS 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Clondyke NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1897-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jul 17, 1897. Phrase above masthead title states: “Fac-simile of the First Paper

Published in the City of Dawson.” See also entry for KLONDIKE NEWS (1898).Microfilm holdings: 1897Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1897: Jul 17 (facsimile)Holdings located at:

ASL: DAWS 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Klondike NuggetRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1900-1903

Dawson, Yukon

Frequency: dailyEditor: George M. AllenHistory: Began on Jan 8, 1900. Ceased with the Jul 15, 1903 issue. It continued the KLONDIKE

NUGGET (1898-1900). A concurrent semi-weekly edition was the SEMI-WEEKLY KLONDIKENUGGET (Jan 10-Mar 11, 1900), which became the SEMI-WEEKLY NUGGET (Mar 15, 1900-Jul 1,1903?). It was continued by the YUKON RECORD (1903-1906) which was absorbed by the DAWSONDAILY NEWS.


1900-1903: Inventory incomplete; check microfilmSOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESFILMED BOUNDConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


ASL: DAWS 3/3-3/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 120UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Morning SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1901-1902Frequency: dailyHistory: Began in 1901 as a concurrent daily edition to the YUKON SUN AND KLONDIKE PIONEER.

It was continued by the YUKON DAILY MORNING SUN (1902-1904), then by the YUKON DAILYMORNING WORLD (1904-1907). From Dec 7, 1907 through Apr 25, 1908, it became a weekly calledthe YUKON WORLD, then it became a daily again, the YUKON DAILY MORNING WORLD (May1-Oct 31, 1908). On Nov 8, 1908, reverted to being a weekly publication called the YUKON WORLDand was published through Aug 24, 1909.


1902: check microfilmMANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES


ASL: DAWS 2/1A, 2/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 165UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 54AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dawson City RangerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1897-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Alas Poor JohnstonHistory: Began with the Sep 25, 1897 issue. May have been the only issue published. Humorous

newspaper.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult Yukon Archives, Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada for microfilm holdings.

Dawson Daily DiggerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: dailyEditors: Casey Moran, Frank Howard

Dawson, Yukon

History: A reference to this title appears in the Apr 12, 1908 issue of the TANANA MINER (CHENA)which states, “The first daily paper ever published in the North was published by Casey Moran andFrank Howard who established the Dawson Daily Digger in September, 1898.” No further verificationsource located.


Dawson Daily NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-1924Frequency: dailyEditors: Harry G. Steel, J. Harmon Caskey, E.B. WishaarHistory: Began on Jul 31, 1899 and was published through Nov 13, 1924, when it became the DAWSON

NEWS (Nov 15, 1924-Apr 27, 1946). A weekly concurrent publication called the DAWSON WEEKLYNEWS was published from 1899 through at least 1910. The daily edition was then continued by theDAWSON WEEKLY NEWS (May 2, 1946-Mar 25, 1954). It absorbed the YUKON RECORD in 1906.


1899-1924: inventory incomplete: check microfilmMANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESIssues located and filmed during the Alaska Newspaper Project work and some additional issuesidentified on existing microfilm

1899: Jul 31, Aug 201900: Feb 16, Nov 281901: Jan 5, Aug 191902: Feb 16, Apr 17-May 211904: Mar 19, May 24, 281914: Aug 171918: Sep 16 (Discovery Day ed.)1921: Jun 29, Dec 12 (Mayo Silver & Yukon Mining ed.)1922: Nov 27 (Yukon Silver and Gold Fields ed.)1923: Dec 3 (All-Yukon Annual Review)1924: check microfilm


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Holdings may vary among libraries.ASL: DAWS 1A/1, DAWS 1/1-1/49 (1899-1923)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 5 (1900-1924)UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 53 (1899-1924)AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dawson Free LanceRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1903-1904Frequency: unknownEditor: E.J. “Stroller” WhiteHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 272, this paper was established in Oct 1903 and was discontinued after six months.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Dawson NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1924-1946Frequency: tri-weekly

Dawson, Yukon

Editor: O.F. KastnerHistory: Began on Nov 15, 1924 as a continuation of the DAWSON DAILY NEWS. It was published

through Apr 27, 1946 and was then continued by the DAWSON WEEKLY NEWS (1946-1954).Microfilm holdings: 1924-1946Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1924-1946: inventory incomplete, check microfilmSOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Holdings may vary among libraries.

Holdings located at:ASL: DAWS 1/50-1/52 (1924-1926)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 5 (1924-1946)UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 53 (1924-1946)AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dawson RecordRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1903-1903Frequency: dailyEditor: Lindley C. BransonHistory: Began on Jul 16, 1903 and ceased publication with the Oct 31, 1903 issue. Absorbed by the

YUKON SUN AND KLONDIKE PIONEER. Sometimes cited as the Dawson Morning Sun or theDawson Daily Record. Probably continues the BONANZA RECORD, published by L.C. Branson from1902?-1903.


1903: Jul 17-16, Jul 22-Aug 18, Aug 30-Oct 9, Oct 11-16, 18-31Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: DAWS 1/7UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 693

Dawson Weekly NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-1910?, 1946-1954Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.B. Wishaar, H. SamuelsonHistory: Began in 1899 and was initially published as a concurrent weekly edition to the DAWSON

DAILY NEWS. After the DAWSON DAILY NEWS became the DAWSON NEWS (1924-1946), itthen published as a weekly, the DAWSON WEEKLY NEWS, from May 2, 1946-Mar 25, 1954.


1900-1951: inventory incomplete: check microfilmSOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Holdings may vary among libraries.

ASL: DAWS 1A/2, DAWS 1/53UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 5 and CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 53AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Klondike GazootRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1897-?

Dawson, Yukon

Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Aug 2, 1897. Possibly only issue published by the Miners News Publishing Co.

Satirical newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1897Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:



Klondike Midnight SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1897?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably only one issue published. No. 1 was published at midnight in 1897 (no date specified).

A humorous newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1897Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1897: unnumbered issueHoldings located at:


Klondike Miner and Yukon AdvertiserRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: C.A. WalshHistory: Began in 1898. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1899Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1899: Jan 13ISSUE DAMAGED


Klondike Miner or Arctic Circle HeraldRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1901?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Joseph A. ClarkeHistory:Microfilm holdings: 1902Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1902: Jun 21Holdings located at:

ASL: DAWS 6/1

Dawson, Yukon

UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Klondike Morning TimesRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1897-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Alas P. YorickHistory: Probably only one issue published. Vol. 1, no. 1 was published on Jul 32 (sic), 1897. A humorous


1897: Jul 32 (sic)Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Klondike NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: quarterlyEditor: Virgil MooreHistory: Began on Apr 1, 1898. Date when publication ceased is unknown. See also entry under

CLONDYKE NEWS (1897).Microfilm holdings: 1898Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1898: Apr 1Note: Filmed with another publication called the “Klondike News,” dated Apr 1, 1898. This issueappears to have been published later and includes only excerpts from the original issue.Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: DAWS 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 176UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 199AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Klondike NuggetRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898-1900Frequency: weekly, then semiweeklyEditor: George M. AllenHistory: Began with the Jun 16, 1898 issue and was published through Jan 6, 1900. On Jan 8, 1900 it was

continued as a daily called the DAILY KLONDIKE NUGGET (1900-1903) with a concurrent semi-weekly edition called SEMI-WEEKLY KLONDIKE NUGGET (Jan 10-Mar 11, 1900). On Mar 15,1900 the title of the semi-weekly changed to the SEMI-WEEKLY NUGGET (1900-1903?).


1898: Jun 16-Aug 6, Aug 13, Aug 18-Dec 311899: Jan 4-18, Jan 25-Feb 11, Feb 18-Sep 23


Dawson, Yukon


ASL: DAWS 3/1, 3/3, 3/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 120UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Monday BulletinRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1904-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: William P. AllenHistory: Began in 1904. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1904Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1904: May 23-30Holdings located at:


Semi-Weekly Klondike NuggetRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1900-1900Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: George M. AllenHistory: Published between Jan 10 and Mar 11, 1900 as a continuation of the weekly KLONDIKE

NUGGET (1898-1900). On Mar 15, 1900 it became the SEMI-WEEKLY NUGGET and was publishedthrough Jul 1, 1903. These were published as concurrent editions to the DAILY KLONDIKE NUGGET(1900-1903). It was continued by the YUKON RECORD (1903-1906) which was absorbed by theDAWSON DAILY NEWS.


1900: Jan 10-Mar 11, Inventory incomplete; check microfilmConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: DAWS 3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 120UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Semi-Weekly NuggetRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1900-1903Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: George M. AllenHistory: Began on Mar 15, 1900 as a continuation of the SEMI-WEEKLY KLONDIKE NUGGET (Jan

10-Mar 11, 1900) and was published through Jul 1, 1903. These were published as concurrent editionsto the DAILY KLONDIKE NUGGET (1900-1903).


1900-1903: Inventory incomplete; check microfilmConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Dawson, Yukon

ASL: DAWS 3/2-3/7UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 120UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sunday Gleaner and Klondike MinerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: ca. 1899-1900?Frequency: unknownEditor: David William SempleHistory: A reference to the Dec 17, 1899 issue of this title appears in the “Checklist of Yukon Newspapers,

1898-1985”, Yukon Archives (1987), p. 12. Another reference appears in the Jan 9, 1900 issue of theDAILY MORNING ALASKAN (SKAGWAY), indicating that the editor and proprietor had“…suddenly quit the publication of the paper…”.

Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings: Consult “Checklist of Yukon Newspapers, 1898-1985” for reference to Dec 17, 1899issue.

Yukon Daily Morning SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1902-1904Frequency: dailyHistory: Began Jul 20, 1902 and was published through Feb 28, 1904 when it became the YUKON

DAILY MORNING WORLD. It was a concurrent edition to the YUKON SUN AND KLONDIKEPIONEER. See that entry for additional information. It continued the DAILY MORNING SUN.


1902-1903: Check microfilm1904: May 5, 22-24, 26-27, Jul 10; inventory incomplete; check microfilm


ASL: DAWS 2/1A, 2/1B-2/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 165UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 54AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon Daily Morning World (1904)Region: CanadaPublication dates: 1904-1907Frequency: dailyHistory: Began Feb 29, 1904 as a continuation of the YUKON DAILY MORNING SUN. It was a

concurrent daily edition of the YUKON SUN AND KLONDIKE PIONEER until it ceased in 1907. Itwas published as a daily, then a weekly called the YUKON WORLD (1907-1908), then as a daily calledagain the YUKON DAILY MORNING WORLD (1908). The publisher’s statement of the later issuescarried the title YUKON WORLD AND OFFICIAL GAZETTE, but the masthead title was still theYUKON DAILY MORNING WORLD. It continued as a daily, but soon changed its title to theYUKON WORLD (1908-1909) and was published at least through Aug 7, 1909.


1904-1907: inventory incomplete, check microfilmHoldings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: DAWS 5/1-5/5,5/9, DAWS 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 166UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 52

Dawson, Yukon


Yukon Daily Morning World (1908)Region: CanadaPublication dates: 1908Frequency: dailyHistory: Began in 1908 as a continuation of the weekly called the YUKON WORLD (1907-1908). The

publisher’s statement of the later issues carried the title YUKON WORLD AND OFFICIALGAZETTE, but the masthead title was still the YUKON DAILY MORNING WORLD. After severalmonths of publication, it became the YUKON WORLD (1908-1909), publishing as a daily at leastthrough Aug 7, 1909. See also entry for an earlier YUKON DAILY MORNING WORLD that beganFeb 29, 1904 as a continuation of the YUKON DAILY MORNING SUN.


1908: May 1-Oct 31 Check microfilmHoldings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: DAWS 5/8-5/9UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 166UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 52AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon Midnight SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898-1899?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jun 11, 1898. It was published at least through Sep 10, 1898. It soon changed its title to

the YUKON SUN (1899?) which became the YUKON SUN AND KLONDIKE PIONEER (1899-1907). Prior to arriving in Dawson, a “supplementary” called the CARIBOU SUN, dated May 16, 1898was published at Caribou Crossing, Yukon.


1898: Jun 11, 27, Jul 25, Aug 15, 27, Sep 10, 24Holdings located at:

ASL: DAWS 2/1A-2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon Mining JournalRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1900-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: W.A. BeddoeHistory: Began with the Dec 1900 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1900Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1900: DecHoldings located at:


Dawson, Yukon

Yukon RecordRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1903-1906Frequency: unknownEditor: W.A. BeddoeHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 272, it began in 1903 as a continuation of the DAILY KLONDIKE NUGGET and wasabsorbed by the DAWSON DAILY NEWS in 1906.

Microfilm holdings: NoneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Yukon SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-1899Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in either late 1898 or early 1899 as a continuation of the YUKON MIDNGHT SUN.

Description is based on vol. 1, no. 31 (Jan 17, 1899). It was continued by the YUKON SUN ANDKLONDIKE PIONEER (1899-1907). See that record for additional information.


1899: Jan 17-24, Jun 6, Jul 25Holdings located at:

ASL: DAWS 2/1, 2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 165UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 54AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon Sun and Klondike PioneerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-1907?Frequency: weeklyEditors: G.B. Swinehart, James Watson LoganHistory: Began in mid-1899 as a continuation of the YUKON SUN (1899) that had continued the YUKON

MIDNIGHT SUN of (1898). It published a concurrent edition called the DAILY MORNING SUN(1901-1902), the YUKON DAILY MORNING SUN (1902-1904), then the YUKON DAILYMORNING WORLD (1904-1908). It absorbed the DAWSON RECORD in 1903. It probably ceasedpublication in 1907 when the YUKON DAILY WORLD became a weekly.


1900: Sep 1900 (Special number: The Dawson of Today)Holdings located at:

ASL: DAWS 2/1CUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon WorldRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1907-1909Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Dec 7, 1907 when the YUKON DAILY MORNING SUN became a weekly. It was

published through Aug 7, 1909, although from May 1-Oct 31, 1908 it was again published as a dailyunder the title YUKON DAILY MORNING SUN. Often known as the YUKON WORLD ANDOFFICIAL GAZETTE, the title that frequently appeared in the publisher’s block on page 2 of the paper.

Microfilm holdings: 1907-1909

Dawson, Yukon

Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1907-1909: check microfilmHoldings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: DAWS 5/6-5/9, DAWS 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon World and Official GazetteSee entry for: YUKON WORLD

Dayville

DayvilleParadoxRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1943? or 1944?Frequency: unknownEditor: Clint RaleighHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but according to information provided to

the Alaska Newspaper Project, it was published by Clint Raleigh, ca. 1943-44. There were apparentlyonly two issues published. No further information available. Dayville was located 4 miles SW of Valdezat the site of the former Fort Liscum.


Delta Junction

Delta JunctionBuffaloRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1957?-1988Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in 1957. Description based on vol. 14, no. 34 (Sept. 17, 1971). It was published at

Fort Greely near Delta Junction at least through the early part of 1988, when it merged with thePIONEER (Fort Richardson at Anchorage) and the YUKON SENTINEL (Fort Wainwright atFairbanks) to form the ARCTIC STAR, published out of Fort Richardson at Anchorage. The ARCTICSTAR (1988-1994) was then continued by the ALASKA POST (Fort Richardson at Anchorage)beginning in 1994. The BUFFALO may have also published under the title BUFFALO POST between1987 and 1988.


1971: Sep 17-241972: Jan 7-May 51981: Jun 5-Jul 17, Sep 4, Oct 9-Nov 6, Nov 20, Dec 4, Dec 181982: Jan 8-22, Feb 5-Mar 5, Apr 1-Dec 231983: complete1984: Jan 6 Jan 27-Dec 7, Dec 21-281985: Jan 4-Nov 15, Nov 27-Dec 271986: Jan 3-Apr 18, May 9-16, May 30-Aug 8, Aug 22-Sep 19, Oct 17, Nov 14, Nov 26-Dec 19

Holdings located at:ASL: FTGRD 1/1-1/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1024UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 176AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Buffalo PostSee entry for: BUFFALO

Delta Midnight SunRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1955-1973Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 8, 1955. Published through Aug 16, 1973. It changed its title to the MIDNIGHT

SUN on Aug 23, 1973.Microfilm holdings: 1965-1967, 1972-1973Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1965: Feb 26, Oct 201966: Jan 5, Mar 23, Apr 13, Oct 19, Dec 14-281967: Jan 11, 25, Feb 8, Feb 22-Mar 2, Mar 16, 30, Apr 13-20, May 18-Jun 15, Dec 131972: May 11-Dec 281973: Jan 4-Aug 16

Holdings located at:ASL: DELTA 3/1-3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 191AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Delta PaperRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1976-1992

Delta Junction

Frequency: frequency variesEditors: L.J. Nistler, Lynne GroppelHistory: Began on Apr 14, 1976 and probably ceased publication with the Sep 3, 1992 issue. It was

followed by the DELTA WIND on Oct 28, 1992.Microfilm holdings: 1976-1992Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1976: Apr 14-Dec 281977-1987: complete1988: Jan 13-Feb 24, Mar 16, Apr 6-Dec 201989-1991: complete1992: Jan 9-Sep 3, 1992

Holdings located at:ASL: DELT 1/1-1/18UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1156UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 178AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Delta Weekly GazetteRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1965-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jane PenderHistory: Began in Mar of 1965. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through May 4, 1966.Microfilm holdings: 1965-1966Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1965: Jul 21-Aug 18, Sep 8-Dec 291966: Jan 5-May 4

Holdings located at:ASL: DELT 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1215UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 143AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Delta Weekly NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1954-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in Mar of 1954. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through May 7, 1954. It was published in Big Delta, near Delta Junction.Microfilm holdings: 1954Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1954: Mar 12, May 7Holdings located at:

ASL: BIG 1/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 271AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Delta WindRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1992-presentFrequency: biweeklyEditors: Lynne Groppel, Loretta SchooleyHistory: Began on Oct 28, 1992. It followed the DELTA PAPER (1976-1992).

Delta Junction

Microfilm holdings: 1992-presentDetailed holdings:

1992: Oct 28-Dec 161993: complete1994-present: check microfilm


McCarty Daily RipsawRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1911-?Frequency: dailyEditor: Charles B. MurphyHistory: According to the Aug 21, 1911 issue of the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES, “The paper is

published regularly, being run off every morning after breakfast…Whenever a new person arrives in thevillage, even though on a transient trip, a special edition is struck off.” The McCarty (or McCarthy)Telegraph Station was established in 1904 by the U.S. Army Signal Corps. It was later known as BigDelta, located 8.5 miles from Delta Junction.


Midnight SunRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1973-1975Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Aug 23, 1973 and ceased on Apr 10, 1975. It continued the DELTA MIDNIGHT SUN

(1955-1973).Microfilm holdings: 1973-1975Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1973: Aug 23-Dec 271974: Jan 3-Aug 29, Sep 19-Dec 191975: Jan 16-Apr 10


Walker’s WeeklyRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1955?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: May have been published between 1955 and 1959. Further verification needed.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Dillingham

DillinghamBeacon Dillingham NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1950-1952Frequency: semimonthlyEditors: Muriel Spears, Ruth PalmerHistory: Began on Mar 30, 1950 and was published through Feb 12, 1952 after which it became the

BEACON OF DILLINGHAM which ceased publication on Jul 20, 1955.Microfilm holdings: 1950-1952Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1950: Apr 13, May 25-Nov 231951: Jan 8-Feb 19, Mar 19, Apr 16, May 14-Dec 27 (suspended Jun 25-Oct 18)1952: Jan 29-Feb 12


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: DILL 2/1-2/2, Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFICHE F914.D54B42UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Beacon of DillinghamRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1952-1955Frequency: semimonthly (irregular)Editor: Muriel SpearsHistory: Began on Feb 27, 1952 and ceased publication on Jul 20, 1955. It continued the BEACON

DILLINGHAM NEWS that was published from Mar 30, 1950 through Feb 12, 1952.Microfilm holdings: 1952-1955Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1952: Feb 27-Oct 21 (Suspended Oct 21, 1952-Mar 10, 1953?)1953: Mar 10-Dec 311954: Jan-Feb, Mar 22-Dec 231955: Jan 16-Jul 20


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: DILL 2/1-2/2, Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFICHE F914.D54B42AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

BlizzardRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1948-?Frequency: Monthly during school yearHistory: Began in 1948 and was published at least through Apr 1971. High school newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1949-50, 1952-62, 1964-68, 1970-71Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1949: Jan -Feb, Apr- Sep/Oct1950: Sep/Oct1952: Jan/Feb, Nov/Dec1953: Jan/Feb

Dillingham

1954: Mar-Nov1955: Jan, Oct-Dec1956: Jan, Sep, Nov/Dec1957: Jan, Sep1958: complete1959: Mar, Nov/Dec1960: Jan Mar-Apr, Sep-Dec1961: Jan, Mar-Oct, Dec1962: Nov1964: Sep-Dec1965: Jan 8, Jan 22-Feb 17, Apr 8-23, May 14, Sep 17, Oct 291966: Feb 4, Oct 21-Dec 231967: Jan 13-Dec 221968: Jan 26-Feb 23, Mar1970: Sep 18-Nov 131971: Mar 1-26, Apr


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: DILL 1/1A, 1/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol Bay By LinesRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1972-1976Frequency: weeklyEditor: Dorothy AndersonHistory: Began on Oct 5, 1972 and ceased publication on Dec 10, 1976.Microfilm holdings: 1972-1976Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1972: Oct 12-Dec 211973-1975: complete1976: Jan 8-Dec 10 (suspended between Oct 8 and Dec 3)

Holdings located at:ASL: DILL 3/1-3/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1030UAA: NEWSPAPER MF0109AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol Bay EchoRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1963-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Oct 25, 1963? Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Feb 19, 1966.Microfilm holdings: 1963-1966Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1963: Nov 15-29, Dec 13, 271964: Jan 3, Jan 17-Feb 13, Feb 27-Mar 12, Mar 26, Apr 9-May 28, Dec 19-281965: Jan 4-Feb 6, Feb 20-271966: Feb 12-19

Holdings located at:ASL: DILL 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF

Dillingham


Bristol Bay NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1988-1992Frequency: weeklyEditors: Steve Levinson, Barry BialikHistory: Began on Feb 11, 1988 and ceased publication with the Jul 24, 1992 issue. It merged with the

BOROUGH POST of Naknek to become the BRISTOL BAY POST on Jul 31, 1992.Microfilm holdings: 1988-1992Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1988: Feb 11-Aug 26, Sep 23-Dec 231989: Jan 6-Mar 31, Apr 21-Jul 21, Aug 4, Aug 18-Nov 17, Dec 1-221990: Jan 5-Mar 2, Mar 16-Sep 21, Oct 5-Dec 141991: complete1992: Jan 3-May 15, May 29-Jun 26, Jul 10-24

Holdings located at:ASL: DILL 5/1-5/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1177UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 212AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol Bay TimesSee entry for: BRISTOL BAYTIMES (1981) and BRISTOL BAYTIMES (1992)

Bristol BayTimes (1981)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1981-1987Frequency: semimonthly, then weeklyHistory: Began in 1981. Description based on vol. 2, no. 3 (Apr 1982). Ceased publication with the Dec

18, 1987 issue. It joined with the DUTCH HARBOR FISHERMAN (1986) of Unalaska/Dutch Harborto form the BRISTOL BAYTIMES AND DUTCH HARBOR FISHERMAN. The merger was dissolvedin 1992 when each title began publishing independently again. The new DUTCH HARBORFISHERMAN began publishing in Dec of 1992 out of Unalaska. The new BRISTOL BAYTIMES alsobegan publishing in Dec of 1992.


1981: Dec 251982: Apr-Aug, Sep-Dec 151983-1987: complete


Bristol BayTimes (1992)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1992-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Greg CorrHistory: Began in 1992 when the BRISTOL BAYTIMES AND DUTCH HARBOR FISHERMAN

dissolved their merger and began to publish separately again. See also entry for DUTCH HARBORFISHERMAN (1992) at Unalaska.


Dillingham

1993-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: DILL 4/8-UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 194AAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol BayTimes and Dutch Harbor FishermanRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1988-1992Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 1, 1988. It ceased in 1992. It was formed by the merger of the BRISTOL

BAYTIMES (1981) and the DUTCH HARBOR FISHERMAN (1986), Unalaska/Dutch Harbor. In1992, the merger was dissolved and each title began publishing separately again. See entries forBRISTOL BAYTIMES (1992), Dillingham, and DUTCH HARBOR FISHERMAN (1992), Unalaska.


1988: complete1989: Jan 6-Jul 71990: complete1991: Jan 4-Aug 2


Clark’s Point NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1951?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began in 1951. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Feb 1, 1952. It was a school newsletter that served as the town’s community newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1952Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1952: Jan 15-Feb 1Holdings located at:

ASL: DILL 1/1BAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dillingham News (1947)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1947-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Marvin SmithHistory: Began on Dec 20, 1947. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it probably continued only

through the winter of 1948. Publication was sponsored by the Dillingham Volunteer Fire Department.Microfilm holdings: 1947Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1947: Dec 20Holdings located at:

ASL: DILL 1/1B, 2/2 (same date, different original issues filmed)AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dillingham

Newsletter. City of DillinghamType: NewsletterRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1978?-1983?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Specific dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but it was published regularly

between Dec 1978 and Apr 1983. It was published by the City of Dillingham to report of governmentalactivities, but it also included news of general interest to the community.


1978: Dec 16-301979: Jan 6-Feb 5, Feb 19-Mar 19, Apr 9-16, Apr 30-Jul 20, Aug 13-Dec 311980: Jan 14-Sep 15, Sep 29-Dec 291981: Jan 5-Aug 24, Sep 7-Dec 281982: Jan 4-Nov 1, Nov 15-Dec 201983: Jan 3-Apr 4, Apr 18-25

Holdings located at:ASL: DILL 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Snag Point GazetteRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1971-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began in Mar of 1971. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by the

Dillingham Jr. High School. Includes some general local news.Microfilm holdings: 1971Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1971: Mar?-AprHoldings located at:

ASL: DILL 1/1BAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Snag Point School NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1940?-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Probably began in the fall of 1940. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by the

students of the Snag Point Territorial Elementary and High School at Dillingham.Microfilm holdings: 1941Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: DILL 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Douglas

DouglasSee also Juneau

Alaska MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1897-1900Frequency: weeklyEditors: W.A. Beddoe, H.H. Hoffman, E.H. GoughHistory: Began in Feb or Mar of 1897 as a continuation of the DOUGLAS MINER. It ceased publication

on Mar 3, 1900 when it was absorbed by the ALASKA RECORD-MINER (JUNEAU). It absorbed theALASKA NEWS (JUNEAU) prior to Oct 23, 1897. It was published out of Juneau from Oct 23, 1897through Mar 3, 1900. It also published a concurrent daily edition called the DAILY ALASKA MINER(JUNEAU) for six months between Oct 1899 and Mar 1900 according to references in the Oct 21, 1899and May 5, 1900 issues of the ALASKAN (SITKA).


1897: Mar 24-31, Oct 231898: Jan 1, 15-22, Mar 12, Apr 9, 23, May 7-Jul 9, Jul 23-Aug 27, Sep 10-Dec 3, Dec 17-311899: Jan 14-Apr 8, Apr 22-Jul 15, Jul 29-Aug 5, Aug 19-Oct 14, Oct 28-Dec 301900: Jan 6-Mar 3


ASL: JUNE 6/2, Newspaper microfiche (has Mar 24-31, 1897 only)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MFICHE 39AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska MissionsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1902?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: S.A. JacksonHistory: Date when publication began or ceased is unverified, but according to an entry in James

Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924", (1927), p. 252, it began in Dec 1902.Another reference to this title that confirms it was still being published in 1904 appears in the Mar 2,1904 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS.


Alaska SourdoughRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1911Frequency: weeklyEditor: Arthur B. CallahamHistory: Began on Sep 1, 1911 and probably ceased publication with the Dec 26, 1911 issue. Per the Jan

13, 1912 issue of the WEEKLY ALASKA DISPATCH, “…Editor A.B. Callaham has been forced tosuspend publication of the Alaska Sourdough…”.



ASL: DOUG 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 64

Douglas


Douglas Island NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-1921Frequency: weeklyEditors: A.G. McBride, Charles A. Hopp, E.J. “Stroller” WhiteHistory: Began on Nov 23, 1898 and was published through Jul 1, 1921. It continued the FORT

WRANGEL NEWS (WRANGELL) that had been published at Fort Wrangel from Jun 8-Oct 23, 1898before moving to Douglas. On Jul 9, 1921 it became the STROLLER’S WEEKLY & DOUGLASISLAND NEWS and was published from Juneau. With the Nov 24, 1931 issue it became theSTROLLER’S WEEKLY through Mar 3, 1933. Successive titles were: The ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935), the ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-1941), back to the ALASKA PRESS (1942-1947), endingthe run as the ALASKA SUNDAY PRESS (1947-1951).


1898: Nov 23-Dec 281899-1903: complete1904: Jan 6-May 4, May 18-Sep 7, Sep 21-Dec 281905-1917: complete1918: Jan 4-Oct 25, Nov 8-Dec 271919-1920: complete1921: Jan 7-Jul 1

Holdings located at:ASL: DOUG 1/1-1/8UAF: ALASKA PER MF 198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 155AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Douglas MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1896-1897Frequency: weeklyEditors: T.R. Needham & G.M. HillHistory: Began Aug 26, 1896 and was published under that title at least through Feb 3, 1897. By the Mar

24, 1897 issue, its title had changed to the ALASKA MINER (DOUGLAS) and moved its plant toJuneau on Oct 23, 1897. It absorbed the ALASKA NEWS prior to that date in 1897 and was itselfabsorbed in 1900 by the ALASKA RECORD-MINER.


1896: Aug 26, Sep 23-30, Oct 21, Nov 4, 18, Dec 2, 301897: Feb 3

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

GemRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1917?-?Frequency: quarterlyEditor: Mrs. Ella Irene MalloryHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference to this title appears in the Jan

1, 1917 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS which states: “Mrs. Mallory is now in Douglas andwill be here until after the issue of her quarterly paper, the Gem, which will appear in March.”

Douglas


Serbian MontenegrinSee entry for: SERVIAN MONTENEGRIN

Servian MontenegrinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1905-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Jan 12, 1905 according to a review of the past year’s events in the Jan 3, 1906 issue of

the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS. The Dec 18, 1904 issue of the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH notesthat “The Servian Montenegrin will present its first issue next week.” The Jan 18, 1905 issue of theDAILY ALASKA DISPATCH of Juneau comments, “The first issue of the new Island Slavonian papercame to hand today. As we cannot read it there is no chance to comment, outside of the fact that istypographically well gotten up”. Date when publication ceased is unknown.


Dutch Harbor

Dutch Har bor See also Unalaska

AleutianRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1941-?Frequency: irregularHistory: Probably began in 1941 as a continuation of the MILITARY PRESS. On May 8, 1943, the format

of the ALEUTIAN changed and the volume numbering started over again with vol. 1, no. 1. Date whenpublication ceased is unknown. It may have been continued by the HARBOR NEWS.


1942: Jan 1, 161943: May 8, Jul 8, Sep 8

Holdings located at:ASL: DUTC 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Aleutian EagleRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1981-1992Frequency: frequency variesEditors: J.P. Goforth, Jacqueline Lindauer, Carol Sturgulewski, Jeanette SomersHistory: Began with the Sep 1981 issue and ceased publication in Sep of 1992.Microfilm holdings: 1981-1992Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1981: Sep-Oct, Oct 30-Dec 151982-1983: complete1984: Jan 2-Apr 17, Jun 21-Aug 30, Sep 13-Dec 271985: Jan 10-Feb 7, Feb 28-Dec 191986: Jan 2-Jun 19, Jul 31-Dec 281987: Jan 1-Dec 311988: Jan 14-Aug 26, Sep 9-Dec 231989-1990: complete1991: Jan 4-11, Jan 25-Dec 201992: Jan 3-Aug 21, Sep 4-17

Holdings located at:ASL: DUTC 1/1-1/7UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Harbor NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1943?-?Frequency: dailyHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. It possibly began in 1943. It may have

been a continuation of the ALEUTIAN, but this has not been verified. Description based on the Nov 30,1943 issue which states: “Published daily by the Welfare and Recreation Department NOB [NavalOperations Base] Dutch Harbor Alaska. It is restricted matter.”


Dutch Harbor

Detailed holdings:1943: Nov 30, Dec 24-251944: Jun 3, 6, 10, 15, Dec 251945: Jan 15, 23, 27, Feb 5, 20, Mar 18, Apr 8-9, 12-14, 21, 26, May 19

Holdings located at:ASL: DUTC 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Military PressRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ?-1941Frequency: unknownHistory: Date when publication began is unknown, but probably began in 1940 or 1941. Description based

on unnumbered Oct 29, 1941 issue. Ceased in 1941. It was published by the U.S. Army Troops andNaval Air Station, Dutch Harbor, Alaska. It changed its title to the ALEUTIAN sometime between Oct30 and Dec 31, 1941.


1941: Oct 29Holdings located at:

ASL: DUTC 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

PingSee entry for: SUB-PING

Sub-PingRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ca. 1944?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference is from a piece of a metal

printing plate that shows a masthead with the title Sub-Ping and what appears to be a date of Oct 22,1944, vol. 1. It is speculated that it was probably published at the submarine base.


Dyea

DyeaSee also Skagway

Dyea PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Ed. C. Russell, Ed. C. Russell, Jr.History: Began on Mar 12, 1898. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Dyea was located 3 mi. NW

of Skagway. See also newspapers published in Skagway.Microfilm holdings: 1898-1899Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1898: Mar 12, Apr 4 (Special ed.), 6, May 14, 21, Nov 191899: Jan 21


Check reels carefully! Some issues out of order.ASL: DYEA 1/1 (Apr 4, 6 issues also on JUNE 22/2), Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dyea TrailRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Charles D. Ulmer, Sr.History: Began Jan 12, 1898. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Dyea was located 3 mi. NW of

Skagway. See also newspapers published in Skagway.Microfilm holdings: 1898Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1898: Jan 12-19, Feb 11-25, Mar 11-Jul 9, Jul 30, Aug (undated Special Illustrated ed.). Mar 26, Apr 9,and Jun 25 were also issued as reprints published in 1938.

MANY ISSUES ARE DAMAGED OR HAVE UNREADABLE SECTIONSHoldings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies and some issues are out of order.ASL: DYEA 1/1-1/2 (Mar 26, Jun 25, 1898 also on JUNE 22/2)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 87UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 197AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eagle

EagleEagle Buzz Saw and BladderRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1919?-1919?Frequency: irregularHistory: Began and ceased in 1919?. A mostly satirical newspaper that was published in 14 “spasms”

instead of numbers between Feb and Sep. News of the flu epidemic in a May issue point to 1919 as theyear of publication. First issue had title: Eagle Bladder and Buzz Saw.


1919: Feb?-SepHoldings located at:

ASL: EAGLE 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eagle City TribuneRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Charles C. CarruthersHistory: Probably began in 1898. Description based on a transcription of the Oct 8, 1898 issue. According

to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 258,the Oct 8, 1898 issue was vol. 1, no. 6. Date when publication ceased is unknown.




Eagle Gee PoleRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1903?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Only reference to this title is from the

EAGLE’S EYE (1904?) which supposedly continued the EAGLE GEE POLE.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Eagle ReporterRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1899-?Frequency: unknownEditor: M.D.K. WeimerHistory: Began Jan 1, 1899. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Reference to this title is from

“Klondyke; M.D.K. Weimer’s True Story of the Alaska Gold Fields”, by M.D. K. Weimer (1903), p.280.

Microfilm holdings: none

Eagle

Extent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Eagle ViewRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1971-1974Frequency: weeklyEditors: Charles M. Preston, Ester MerlyHistory: Began on May 13, 1971 and ceased publication on Sep 25, 1974.Microfilm holdings: 1971-1974Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1971: May 13-Dec 291972-1973: complete (suspended after Jun 6 until Sep 5, 1973)1974: Jan 2-Jun 26, Jul 10-Sep 25

Holdings located at:ASL: EAGLE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1052UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 117AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eagle’s EyeRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1904-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Unable to verify when publication began and ceased. The year 1904 and vol. 1, no. 1 along with

the place, Eagle, Alaska is handwritten across the top of the typewritten issue that states, “The Eagle’sEye appearing for the first time with this issue, is the successor of the justly celebrated ‘Eagle GeePole’”.


1904: Vol. 1, no. 1 (only the year is noted on issue)Holdings located at:


Eagle River

Eagle River Alaska StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1996-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Lee B. JordanHistory: Began on May 25, 1996, as the third in a series of titles that began with the CHUGIAK-EAGLE

RIVER STAR (Jan 14, 1971-Jun 17, 1993). On Jun 26, 1993 it became the CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVERALASKA STAR through May 22, 1996. Serves Chugiak and Eagle River.


1996: May 25-Dec 311997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: EAGLR 1/42-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 697UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 113AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chugiak Eagle River Alaska StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1993-1996Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: Lee B. JordanHistory: Began with the Jun 26, 1993 issue as a title change from the CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER STAR

(Jan 14, 1971-Jun 17, 1993). On May 25, 1996, it became the ALASKA STAR. Serves Chugiak andEagle River.


1993: Jun 26-Dec 291994: complete1995: check microfilm1996: Jan 3-May 22

Holdings located at:ASL: EAGLR 1/29-1/42UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 697UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 113AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chugiak Eagle River StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1971-1993Frequency: weeklyEditor: Lee B. JordanHistory: Began Jan 14, 1971 and was published through Jun 17, 1993. With the Jun 26, 1993 issue the title

became the CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER ALASKA STAR (Jun 26, 1993-May 22, 1996). It then becamethe ALASKA STAR with the May 25, 1996 issue. Serves Chugiak and Eagle River.


1971-1974: complete (many photos appear dark on microfilm)1975: Jan 9-Apr 3, Apr 17-Dec 311976-1992: complete1993: Jan 7-Jun 17

Eagle River

Holdings located at:ASL: EAG/R 1/1-1/30UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 697UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 113AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

EagleRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1961-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jul 18, 1961. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Sep 14, 1962.Microfilm holdings: 1961-1962Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1961: Jul 18-Aug 1, Aug 15-Sep 12, Sep 26-Oct 3, Oct 17-Nov 21, Dec 5-291962: Jan 5, 19, Feb 9-23, Mar 16, Sep 14

Holdings located at:ASL: EAGLR 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eagle River SunRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1980-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Mark HarrisHistory: Began in 1980 (specific date unknown). Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1980Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: EAGLR 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eielson Air Force Base

Eielson Air For ce BaseSee Fairbanks

Elmendor f Air For ce BaseSee Anchorage

Excursion Inlet

Excursion I nletInlet OutletRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1943?-1943Frequency: irregularHistory: Probably began in 1943. Ceased on Nov 5, 1943. Description based no. 28 (Sep 24, 1943).

According to the Sep 24 issue, it was published “by and for the men of Guy F. Atkinson Company andU.S. Engineer Department builders of Alaska Barge Terminal…”.


1943: Sep 24-Oct 1, Nov 5Holdings located at:

ASL: EXCU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks

Fair banksAlaska CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910?-1917Frequency: weeklyEditors: Lafe E. Spray, J. Harmon Caskey, R.S. McDonald, George L. BellowsHistory: Began on Mar 6, 1910, according to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan

Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 250. Description based on vol. 2, no. 10 (May 8, 1911). The Oct 12,1914 issue is called the “Tanana special terminal ed.” Title changed to WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZENbetween Sep 11 and Oct 21, 1917. A concurrent daily edition, the DAILY ALASKA CITIZEN,appeared from 1916-1920 (beginning and ending dates unverified).


1911: May 8-29, Jul 10-24, Aug 7-Sep 4, Sep 25-Oct 30, Dec 4-181912: Jan 1-22, Feb 5-Aug 26, Nov 4-231913: Jan 6-27, Feb 10-Mar 31, Apr 21, May 12-19, Jul 7-Aug 4, Sep 8-Nov 3, Dec 151914: Jan 5, 15, Mar 2-30, Apr 20-27, Jul 6, 27, Aug 17-Oct 19, Nov 9-Dec 281915: Jan 4-Sep 6, Sep 20-Oct 11, Oct 25-Dec 271916: Jan 3-Jul 31, Aug 14-Oct 16, Oct 30-Dec 251917: Jan 8-Feb 26, Mar 26-May 14, Jun 4, Jun 18-Jul 16, Aug 27-Sep 10


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: FAIR 6/1-6/3 (6/1- 6/2, 6/2B overlap but check all)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 39UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 79AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1938-1941?Frequency: weeklyEditor: E.F. JessenHistory: Began on Feb 15, 1938. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Jan 28 of 1941.Microfilm holdings: 1938-1941Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1938: Feb 15-Dec 271939: Jan 3-Dec 261940: Jan 2-Dec 311941: Jan 7-28

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 9/1-9/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 62UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 104AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska SocialistRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1913-?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: A. KnowlesHistory: Began on Sep 29, 1913. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

Fairbanks

through Feb 24, 1915. It states that it is “Published in the interest of the workers of Alaska andadvocating political and industrial action.”


1913: Sep 29-Dec 201914: Jan 1-Feb 28, Mar 31-Apr 30, Jul 17-31, Sep 30-Dec 211915: Jan 31-Feb 24 (issues incorrectly called 1914)

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 150AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaskan Labor DefenderRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1955-?Frequency: monthlyEditors: Don Holton, Mike DollinterHistory: Began on Apr 2, 1955. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published into 1958.

Last issue held is undated, but includes references to Nov 1958 dates.Microfilm holdings: 1955, 1958Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1955: Apr 2-May1958: ca. Nov

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaskan WorldRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1912Frequency: dailyEditor: Louis KlopschHistory: Began on May 23, 1912. According to a reference in the Jun 19, 1912 issue of the DOUGLAS

ISLAND NEWS, “The ‘World’, a Fairbanks political daily, lasted just one week.”Microfilm holdings: 1912Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1912: May 23-29Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully. Reel quality varies.ASL: FAIR 2/1A, 2/1B, 2/1CUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 699UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 114AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

All Alaska WeeklySee entry for: PIONEER ALL-ALASKA WEEKLY

Arctic DispatchRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1984-?Frequency: biweekly (irregular)Editors: Joseph Sitton, Todd ParisHistory: Began on Dec 20, 1984. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

Fairbanks

through Mar 14, 1985.Microfilm holdings: 1984-1985Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1984: Dec 201985: Jan 3-Mar 14

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 25/1-25/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1207UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 235

BijougramRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1915-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: George L. BellowsHistory: Began with the Apr 1915 issue. Description based on vol. 1, no. 2 (May 1915). Date when

publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1915Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1915: MayHoldings located at:

ASL: FAIR 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 687UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 151AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Clum RecordRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1908?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began in early 1908. Date when publication ceased. Reference to this title comes from

the Feb 24, 1908 issue of the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH which states, “No. I, Volume 1 of theClum Record has been received…It is a campaign sheet, published at Fairbanks, in the interest of JohnP. Clum for delegate to Congress.” Additional references are in the Feb 27, 1908 issue of the DAILYALASKAN (SKAGWAY: 1904) and the Feb 26, 1908 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS.


Daily Alaska CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1916?-1920Frequency: dailyEditor: J. E. PeguesHistory: Began on Jul 1, 1916, according to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan

Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 251. Description based on vol. 2, whole no. 504 (Apr 30, 1918).Between 1916 and 1920 it was a concurrent edition to the ALASKA CITIZEN (1910-1917) whichbecame the WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN (1917-1920). After fire destroyed the plant on Jan 30, 1920,the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER incorporated the DAILY ALASKA CITIZEN and theWEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN within the pages of its daily and weekly editions and in the mastheadtitles.


1918: Apr 30, May 21, Jul 3, Sep 26, Nov 121919: Mar 18

Fairbanks

MOST ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEHoldings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: FAIR 28/1, FAIR 6/3 (3/18/1919 filmed after 3/24/1919 weekly issue), FAIR 6/3B (Nov 12, 1918

only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1186UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 246AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Turkey BulletinRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910-1910Frequency: dailyHistory: Began and ceased in Nov of 1910, according to a reference in the Nov 30, 1910 issue of the

FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES. It states, “ For several days past the guards and the inmates of thefederal jail have been amused by private night and morning papers issued by the different shifts, eachissue being replete with little hits on the guards and each profusely illustrated with pictures appropriateto the subject.” It was published by the night prison guard shift. The day shift published the SUNLIGHTBULLETIN.


Eielson Friendly TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1951?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description based on vol. 5, no. 39 (Nov

11, 1955). It was “…a civilian enterprise in the interests of all the personnel at Eielson [Air ForceBase].” Probably continued by the EIELSON TIMES (dates not verified) then the GOLDPANNER.

Microfilm holdings: 1955, 1957Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1955: Nov 111957: Jul 26


ASL: EIEL 2/1 (for Nov 11, 1955), FAIR 10/25 ( for Jul 26, 1957)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 190, 14UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 8AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eielson TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ?-1976?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased unknown, but it probably ceased in early 1976,

according to a reference in the March 11, 1976 issue of the GOLDPANNER. The EIELSON TIMESwas one in a series of newspapers published for the personnel of Eielson Air Force Base. It may havecontinued the EIELSON FRIENDLY TIMES and was continued by the GOLDPANNER.


EmpressRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1929-?Frequency: weekly

Fairbanks

Editor: Don AdlerHistory: Began on May 21, 1929. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Issued weekly from the

Empress Theatre of Fairbanks. It called itself “…a news sheet devoted to incident and accident ofHollywood! newsy! noisy! nosey!”


1929: May 21-Jun 18, Jul 9-16, Sep 3-10Holdings located at:


FactsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1913Frequency: weeklyEditor: Louis KlopschHistory: Began on Aug 27, 1913. Continued by the FAIRBANKS FACTS on Aug 31, 1913, which

probably ceased on Feb 20, 1914. The Aug 27, 1913 issue includes an insert called the WEAKLYGIGGLE.


1913: Aug 27, also a later undated issueHoldings located at:

Check carefully! Reel quality varies.ASL: FAIR 2/1A, 2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 690UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 164AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

FairbanksRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1922?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Date when publication began and ceased unknown. Description based on Jul 4, 1922 issue.

Includes articles and advertisements. Was published by the Tanana Publishing Co. No furtherinformation available.




Fairbanks CheechakoRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1948?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Ted BerminghamHistory: Probably began in Sep, 1948. Description based on vol. 1, no. 3 (Oct 2, 1948). Date when

publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1948

Fairbanks



ASL: FAIR 5/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARY

Fairbanks Daily NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-1909Frequency: dailyEditors: J.W. Ward, Zach F. Hickman, Harry G. SteelHistory: Began on Jun 6, 1907 as a continuation of the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS and ceased

publication with the Mar 18, 1909 issue when it became the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER. Seethat entry for additional information.

Microfilm holdings: 1907-1909Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings: The first listing of holdings is based on an inventory of microfilm held at ASL. Thesecond listing of holdings are based on inventory of microfilm held at UAF which were produced by anout-of-state commercial microfilm producer.

ASL:1907: Oct 18, Nov 16, Dec 121908: Feb 9, Jun 1-Jul 31, Aug 3, 7, 12, 22, Sep 1-8, 10-29, Oct 1-Dec 311909: Jan 1-Mar 18UAF:1907: Oct 18, Nov 16, Dec 121908: Feb 9, Jun-Jul, Sep-Nov, Dec 31

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE SECTIONSConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:Check holdings carefully! Reel coverage varies.

ASL: FAIR 3s/1A-FUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 6UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 172AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Daily News-MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1909-presentFrequency: dailyEditors: W.F. Thompson, O.P. Gaustad, A.J. Nordale, B.M. Stone, C.R. Settlemier, D.B. Tewkesbury,

A.S. Bremer, W. Strand, J.J. Ryan, G. Sundborg, C. Cernick, R. Knox, C. Hoyt, D.B. Galloway, M.B.Spencer, Donald A. Dennis, Kelly Bostian

History: The chronology of the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER title series, based on review ofexisting issues, is as follows: Began on Sep 19, 1903 as the WEEKLY FAIRBANKS NEWS (1903-1904?), though often cited as the FAIRBANKS NEWS. In 1905? it became the FAIRBANKS SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS, followed by the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY NEWS (1905?-1908?). Another series ofeditions published “for the creeks” between 1906 and 1907 (the TANANA DAILY MINER, theTANANA SEMI-WEEKLY MINER, and the TANANA WEEKLY MINER) appeared concurrently.Also beginning in 1905, a concurrent daily edition called the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS (1905-1907) was published. Its variant title was the FAIRBANKS EVENING ALASKAN for a short time in1907. It then became the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS (1907-1909). On Mar 22, 1909, the title becamethe FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER. While the incorporation of the word “miner” into the titleimplies an absorption of the TANANA MINER that was being published out of Chena, the TANANAMINER continued to be published in Chena through Jul 26, 1909, several months after the debut of theFAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER. W.F. Thompson, formerly associated with the TANANADAILY MINER, TANANA SEMI-WEEKLY MINER and the TANANA WEEKLY MINER ofFairbanks (1906-1907), and the TANANA MINER at Chena and later Ridgetop Crossroads prior to

Fairbanks

selling his interest in the paper, did, however, choose to add “miner” to the title of his new paper.

In 1910, it absorbed the TANANA TRIBUNE, to become the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER ANDTANANA TRIBUNE (1910-1912), before reverting to the title FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER.In the summer of 1912, the title became, once again, the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER.Between 1920-1922, after fire destroyed the ALASKA CITIZEN plant, the masthead titles of both thedaily and weekly editions became the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER AND DAILY ALASKACITIZEN and the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY NEWS-MINER AND WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN. OnMar 28, 1922, it began publishing again as the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER, the current title.Additional weekly and tri-weekly editions appeared in the following years (mid-1920s). In Nov of 1981,a concurrent weekly mail edition called the NORTHLAND NEWS was established for distribution torural areas.

Microfilm holdings: 1909-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings: The first listing of holdings are based on inventory of microfilm held at UAF whichwere produced by an out-of-state commercial microfilm producer. The second listing of holdings at ASLshows only the range of years and not specific holdings except for the years 1909-1912. While it was notpossible to inventory this title, it appears from spot checking that much of ASL’s microfilm of this title, upuntil 1963, was produced from different issues and producers.Each library that has holdings of this title may have reels with unique or more readable issues.Microfilm at other locations, including those identified in the OCLC and WLN databases also may havebeen produced from different issues and producers and should also be consulted in case they include issuesmissing from another set.

EARLY YEARS HAVE MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES OR SECTIONSUAF List of Holdings:

1909: Apr 2-May 21, Aug -Nov 13, Nov 16-24, Nov 26-Dec 14, Dec 16-311910: Jan 4-12, 14, 18-25, 27-Feb 3, 5-8, 10-11, 14-25, 28-Mar 3, 5-15, 17, 19-30, Apr 1-7, 11-12, 14-

30, Jun 1-6, 27, 30, Aug , Oct -Nov 29, Dec1911: Jan 3-4, 6-31, May 1-20, 23-24, 26, Aug 4-29, Nov 2-24, 26-29, Dec 2, 6-291912: Jan 3-31, Apr 8-29, Jun 4-28, Aug 2-30, Sep 3-13, Oct 2-311913: Jan 3-31, Feb 3-Mar 29, Apr 1-29, May 1-30, Jul-Aug 28, Sep 2, 4-Oct 27, Oct 29, Nov 1-15, 17-

Dec 311914: Jan 3-28, Feb 2-27, Mar 3-Apr 27, Jun 2-29, Sep 2-29, Oct 5-27, 30-Dec 311915: Jan 2-Feb 27, Apr 2-May 13, 15-20, 22-31, Jun 2-Jul 3, 7-31, Aug 2-Oct 19, 21-30, Nov 2-29,

Dec 3-311916: Jan 4-29, Feb -Mar , Apr 5-28, May-Jun , Jul 6-Nov 29, Dec 2-311917: Jan 2-30, Feb 1-27, Mar 1-Dec 311918: Feb , Apr 1-24, 26-30, Jun 1-Dec 311919: Jan 2-Aug 30, Sep 1-Nov 28, Dec1920: Jan 2-Feb 24, 26-Mar 3, 6-29, 31-Jun 10, 12-Jul 8, 10, 13-Oct 16, 19-Nov 10, 12-30, Dec 2, 4, 7,

9, 11-13, 16, 18, 21, 24, 23, 28, 301921: Jan 3-4, 6-Mar 11, 13-14, 16-Apr 29, May 1-8, 10-Jun 20, 22-Sep 23, 29-Dec 311922: Jan 4-Feb 27, Mar 1-May 5, 7-10, 12-16, 18-22, 24-25, 27-31, Jul 1-19, 21-31, Aug 2-29, Sep 2-

12, 14-28, Oct 1-17, 19-30, Nov 1-291923: Jan 2-17, 19-31, Feb 2-21, 23-29, 31-Apr 1, 3-May 14, 16-Dec 311924: Jan -Dec1925: Jan -Jul 7, 9-Dec 311926: Jan -Feb , May-Jun 3, 5-Jul 6, 8-Aug 25, 27-Sep 5, 7-Dec 311927: Jan -Feb 21, 23-Sep 3, 6-Dec1928: Jan -Feb 21, 23-May 6, 8-Jun 12, 14-Jul 17, 19-Aug 17, 19-Sep 2, 4-Nov 9, 11-Dec 311929: Jan -Feb 21, 23-Apr 29, 30-May 29, 31-Sep 1, 3-Dec 311930: Jan 2-27, 29-Feb 22, 24-Mar 10, 12-May 29, 31-Aug 28, 30, Sep 2-Nov 10, 12-Dec 311931: Jan -Feb 22, 24-Sep 6, 8-Dec 301932: Jan -Feb 21, 23-Dec 311933: Jan -Sep 3, 5-Dec 311934-19351936: Jan -Feb 18, 20-Dec 311937: Jan -Mar 28, 30-May 24, 26-Dec 311938: Jan -Apr , Jun -Dec

Fairbanks

1939: Jan -Nov 10, 12-Dec 311940: complete1941: Jan -Oct 23, 25-Dec 311942: Jan -Feb 5, 7-Dec 22, 24-311943: complete1944: Jan 3-28, 30-Dec 29, 311945: Jan -Jun , Jul 5-Aug 14, 17-Sep 2, 5-Dec 301946: complete1947: Jan 2-13, 15-Jul 3, 6-Oct 17, 19-Dec 311948: Jan -Jul 2, 5-Dec 311949: complete1950: Jan 2-9, 11-19, 21-Feb 21, 23-Dec 311951: Jan -Apr 3, 5-Dec 311952: Jan -Apr 7, 9-Dec 311953-1955: complete1956: Jan -Jun , Aug -Dec1957-1961: complete1962: Jan 2-15, 17-Feb 9, 11-Apr 9, 11-Dec 311963-present: probably complete, but check microfilm

ASL List of Holdings:1909: Mar 22-27, 31, Apr 2-29, May 1-Jun 5, Jun 8-11, Jun 14-30, Aug 2-Nov 13, Nov 16-Dec 311911: Aug 30-Nov 1, Nov 25, Dec 1-5, 301912: Jan 2, Feb 3-Apr 6, Apr 30-Jun 3, Jun 29, Sep 12-14, 17, Oct 21913-present: inventory incomplete, check microfilm

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! All of these libraries have long runs of holdings, but the holdings may varysignificantly among libraries!

ASL: FAIR 3A/1, 3s/1-3s/24, 3/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 6UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 6AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and Daily Alaska CitizenSee entry for: FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER

Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and Tanana TribuneSee entry for: FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER

Fairbanks Daily StarSee entry for: TANANA DAILY STAR

Fairbanks Daily TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1916Frequency: dailyEditors: J. Wilbur Ward, Fred Heilig, Arthur Bell, Roy G. Southworth, Louis KlopschHistory: Began on May 30, 1906 after having been published for one week with the title FAIRBANKS

TIMES (May 23-29). Ceased publication with the Oct 31, 1906 issue. It was published initially as aconcurrent daily edition to the already established FAIRBANKS SUNDAY TIMES, that began on Sep3, 1905. On Nov 11, 1906, the FAIRBANKS SUNDAY TIMES dropped its separate numbering andwas incorporated into the FAIRBANKS DAILY TIMES, appearing as the Sunday issue of that paper.Another concurrent weekly edition called the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES was introduced on Jul14, 1906 and continued publication at least through Oct 2, 1916. According to an entry in JamesWickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 259, all of these papershad suspended publication by Nov 1, 1916.


Fairbanks

1906: May 30-Jun 25, Jun 27-Oct 24, Oct 26-Nov 3, Nov 5-22, 24-29, Dec 3-11, 14-17, 19-20, 22-24,28-30

1907: Jan 2-Feb 2, Feb 5-23, 26-27, Mar 1-28, Mar 30-Apr 3, 5-28, May 28-Aug 28, Aug 30-Sep 12,Sep 14-29, Oct 1-10, Oct 12-Nov 30, Dec 3-31

1908: Jan 1-Mar 14, Mar 17-May 23, May 26-Jun 24, Jun 27-Sep 4, Sep 6-18, Sep 20-Nov 26, Nov 28-Dec 25, 27-31

1909-1916: Inventory incomplete. Check microfilm.Note: Possible overlapping coverage from different microfilm producers.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary amonglibraries!

ASL: FAIR 4/1-4/29, FAIR 4B/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Evening AlaskanRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907Frequency: dailyHistory: Variant title of the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS (1905-1907). One of a series of titles related

to the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER. See that entry for additional information.Microfilm holdings: 1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1907: Feb 6, Apr 23Holdings located at:

ASL: FAIR 3s/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1211UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 234AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Evening NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1905-1907Frequency: dailyEditors: Robert J. McChesney, W.H. Raymond, W.F. ThompsonHistory: Began on May 1, 1905 as a daily concurrent edition to FAIRBANKS SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS

and later the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY NEWS. It published under the title FAIRBANKS EVENINGALASKAN for a short time in 1907. It was continued by the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS (1907-1909). See entry for the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER for additional information.


1905: Jul 15, 18, 22, Aug 1, 3-7, 9, 11-12, 15, 24, Sep 13, 23-25, Nov 16, Dec 9, 22, 271906: Jan 22, Feb 19, 21, Mar 5, 10, Jun 27, Jul 17, Aug 7-Dec 311907: Mar 22, May 8


ASL: FAIR 3s/1A-3s/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 89UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks FactsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1913-1914?Frequency: weekly

Fairbanks

Editor: Louis KlopschHistory: Began on Aug 31, 1913 and probably ceased on Feb 20, 1914, soon after the editor was sentenced

to six months in jail for contempt of court. See the Feb 12, 1914 issue for details. Continued the FACTS(FAIRBANKS) that began on Aug 27, 1913.


1913: Dec 311914: Jan 8-22, Feb 5-20


Check reels carefully. Reel quality varies.ASL: FAIR 2/1A, 2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 690UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 164AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks FocusRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1968-1968?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Kent BrandleyHistory: Began on Sept 29, 1968. Probably ceased in Nov of 1968 after JESSEN’S DAILY started up

again after a suspension (Sep 10-Nov 25, 1968). The Nov 3 issue states, “Jessen’s plans will have somebearing on the future of the Fairbanks Focus, since this publication was created to fill a void whenJessen’s [Daily] suspended.”


1968: Sep 29-Oct 13, Oct 27-Nov 3Holdings located at:


Fairbanks Gazette (1903)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1903-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Alfred L. SmithHistory: Began with vol. 1, no. 1 on Jul 17, 1903. Date when publication ceased is unknown. The first

issue states, “This paper may be regarded as something of a joke by many, but the editor can beartestimony that printing a paper under the existing sircumstances (sic) is ‘no josh’.”


1903: Jul 17ISSUE IS DAMAGED

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 192UAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 23

Fairbanks Gazette (1982)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1982-?Frequency: biweekly

Fairbanks

Editor: Mary Hajdukovich-HollanderHistory: Began in 1982. Description based on issue no. 2, (Aug 13, 1982). Date when publication ceased is

unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1982-1983Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1982: Aug 13-27, Oct 2-Dec 171983: Jan 4-20

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 37/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks HeraldRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1915-1915?Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.L. SmithHistory: Began on Jul 4, 1915. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan

Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 259, it ceased publication with the Aug 8, 1915 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1915Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1915: Jul 4-18, Aug 1-8Holdings located at:

ASL: FAIR 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 956AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM (See Socialist Press)

Fairbanks Lively TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1939-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Wally KainHistory: Began on Jun 24, 1939. Description based on vol. 1, no. 2 (Jul 1, 1939). Calls itself “Interior

Alaska’s Voice for Labor”.Microfilm holdings: 1939-1940Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1939: Jul 1, 15-29, Aug 12-Sep 2, Dec 161940: Jan 6, Mar 7, May 11, Nov 16-23, Dec 25

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 36/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 960UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 170

Fairbanks MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1903Frequency: irregularEditor: James WickershamHistory: Began with vol. 1, no. 1 (May 1903). Probably the only issue published. Note included with the

issue states (in Judge James Wickersham’s handwriting) that the May, 1903 issue was “written byJames Wickersham & typed by Geo. Jeffrey at Fairbanks in May 1903 & sold by Jeffrey & Stevens for$5.00 per copy & the proceeds used to buy grub for the Mt. McKinley trip of May-Jul 1903.”

Microfilm holdings: 1903Extent of holdings: Unknown

Fairbanks

Detailed holdings:1903: May


Fairbanks Morning Bulletin NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1964?-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Larry BraytonHistory: Probably began in 1964. Description based on vol. 1, no. 68 (Jul 18, 1964). Date when publication

ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1964Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Fairbanks NewsSee entry for: WEEKLY FAIRBANKS NEWS

Fairbanks RecordRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1915-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Apr 6, 1915. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1915Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: FAIR 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 688UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 154

Fairbanks Semi-Weekly NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1905?-1905?Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: Robert J. McChesneyHistory: Was probably published during 1905 (beginning and ending dates unknown) as a continuation of

the WEEKLY FAIRBANKS NEWS (1903-1904?). It was continued by the FAIRBANKS WEEKLYNEWS in 1905. A concurrent daily edition was the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS (1905-1907). Seealso entry for the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER for more information.


1905: Feb 18, Mar 25, 29Holdings located at:

ASL: FAIR 3s/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Fairbanks


Fairbanks Shopping NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1938?-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Mae and George McEntyreHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but issues appeared between Dec 22,

1938 and Mar 28, 1941.Microfilm holdings: 1938-1941Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1938: Dec 221939: May 26-Jun 2, Jun 16-Jul 28, Aug 11-18, Sep 9-Nov 10, Nov 24-Dec 1, Dec 23-291940: Jan 12-Feb 16, Mar 8-16, Mar 28-Apr 26, May 10-31, Jun 29-Jul 5, Jul 19, Sep 20, Oct 4-Dec 201941: Jan 3-10, 31, Feb 7-Mar 7, Mar 28

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 31/1-31/3UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 247AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Shopping News (& Other News)Region: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1952?-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Essie R. DaleHistory: Date when publication began and ceased is not known. An unrelated title with a similar name, the

FAIRBANKS SHOPPING NEWS, was published between 1939-1941.Microfilm holdings: 1952-1953Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1952: June1953: Feb


Fairbanks Sunday Times (1905)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1905-1916Frequency: weeklyEditors: J. Wilbur Ward, Fred Heilig, Arthur Bell, Roy G. Southworth, Louis KlopschHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 259, it began on Sep 3, 1905. It was incorporated into the FAIRBANKS DAILYTIMES beginning on Nov 11, 1906. See that entry for additional information.


1906: Jan 21, Feb 18-Mar 4, May 201907-1916: filmed with the FAIRBANKS DAILY TIMES; see that entry for holdings

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary amonglibraries!

ASL: FAIR 4B/1, FAIR 4/1-4/29

Fairbanks


Fairbanks Sunday Times (1923)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1923-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Gordon McNeerHistory: Began in Feb of 1923, according to reference in the Mar 3, 1923 issue of the STROLLER’S

WEEKLY which states, “The Fairbanks Sunday Times, the newest thing in the Alaska newspaper field,made its initial appearance last week. Gordon McNeer is editor and publisher…The paper is seven bynine inches in size.”


Fairbanks Times (1906)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1906Frequency: dailyEditor: J. Wilbur WardHistory: Began on May 23, 1906 and after one week of publication as a daily, changed its title to the

FAIRBANKS DAILY TIMES with the May 30, 1906 issue. See that entry under for additionalinformation.

Microfilm holdings: 1906Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1906: May 23, 25-29Holdings located at:


Fairbanks TribuneRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1991Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jim EllisonHistory: Began on Jan 11, 1991 and ceased with the Aug 10, 1991 issue when it was absorbed by the

PIONEER ALL-ALASKA WEEKLY (1991-1992).Microfilm holdings: 1991Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1991: Jan 11-Aug 10Holdings located at:


Fairbanks Weekly NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1908Frequency: weeklyEditor: Robert J. McChesneyHistory: Probable dates of publication are between 1905 and 1908. It continued the FAIRBANKS SEMI-

Fairbanks

WEEKLY NEWS. A concurrent daily edition was the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS (1906-1907)and later the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS (1907-1909). See entry for FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER for additional information.


1906: Mar 171908: Apr 24, May 8-29

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 3s/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Weekly News BulletinRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1940-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: John and Florence O’SheaHistory: Began on Jul 14, 1940. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1940Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1940: Jul 14, Aug 4-25, Sep 15, Oct 20Holdings located at:


Fairbanks Weekly News-Miner and Weekly Alaska CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1920-1921?Frequency:History: Began on Sep 17, 1920, incorporating the WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN and was published at

least through Aug 12, 1921. See entry for the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER for additionalinformation.


1920: Sep 17-Dec 311921: Jan 7-Aug 12

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 90UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fairbanks Weekly TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1916Frequency: weeklyEditors: J. Wilbur Ward, Fred Heilig, Arthur Bell, Roy G. Southworth, Louis KlopschHistory: Began Jul 14, 1906 and was published at least through Oct 2, 1916. Concurrent edition to the

FAIRBANKS DAILY TIMES. See that entry for additional information.Microfilm holdings: 1906-1916Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

Fairbanks

1906: Jul 14-28, Aug 11-18, Sep 29-Oct 20, Nov 3-Dec 1, Dec 221907: Jan 1-12, Jan 29-Feb 23, Mar 16-Apr 27, May 11-25, Jun 8-22, Jul 13-Aug 24, Sep 6-14, Sep 28-

Oct 4, Oct 19-Nov 2, Nov 16-Dec 7, Dec 21-281908: Jan 4-Feb 22, Mar 21-28, Apr 18-Sep 26, Oct 10-Nov 21, Dec 5-121909: Jan 2-Oct 23, Nov 13-Dec 251910: Jan 15-Apr 20, May 4-Aug 30, Sep 28-Dec 281911: Jan 4-Oct 23, Nov 5-251912: Jan 8-21, Feb 5-Jul 1, Jul 15-Dec 301913-1914: complete1915: Jan 4-Nov 29, Dec 13-271916: Jan 3-Oct 2


ASL: FAIR 4A/1-4A/9UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 952UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 37AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Farthest-North CollegianRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1923-1958Frequency: frequency variesHistory: Began in Feb 1923 and was published at least through the Jul 1958 issue. Was the official campus

newspaper of Alaskan Agricultural College and School of Mines which became the University ofAlaska.


1923-1950: complete1952-1958: complete

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 39/1A-39/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 194UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 146AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Free PressRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1914Frequency: weeklyEditor: George Hinton HenryHistory: Began on Mar 28, 1914. Ceased in 1914 (date unknown).Microfilm holdings: 1914Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1914: Mar 28-Apr 23SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 41/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 689UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Friendly TimesSee entry for: EIELSON FRIENDLY TIMES

GoldpannerRegion: Interior

Fairbanks

Publication dates: 1976-presentFrequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Mar 11, 1976. Published for personnel of Eielson Air Force Base. Continued the

EIELSON TIMES (dates not verified), the earlier title of which was probably the EIELSONFRIENDLY TIMES (ca. 1951?-?).

Microfilm holdings: 1976-1983, 1986-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1976: Mar 11-Jul 29, Aug 26-Dec 231977: Jan 6-Dec 221978: Jan 5-Dec 211979: Jan 4-Jul 5, Jul 19-Nov 29, Dec 13-201980: Jan 3-Sep 25, Oct 17-Dec 191981: Jan 9-Dec 181982: Jan 8-Aug 13, Aug 27-Dec 171983: Jan 7-Nov 11, Nov 23-Dec 231986: Jan 10, Jan 24-Dec 191987: Jan 9-16, Jan 30-Feb 6, Feb 20-Dec 181988: Jan 8-Dec 161989: Jan 6-Dec 221990: Jan 12-19, Feb 2-Dec 211991: Jan 11-Dec 201992: Jan 10-17, Feb 7-Dec 181993: Jan 8-Dec 171994-present: check microfilm


ASL: EIEL 1/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1180UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 141AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Green MachineRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1970?-1970Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with an undated, unnumbered issue (probably Feb) in 1970. It ceased publication with the

Sep/Oct 1970 issue, according to information from the OCLC database. Published at Fort Wainwrightby the United Service Men of Alaska protesting the Vietnam War.


1970: Feb (probable, but undated)-May, AugConsult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Home Spun NorthRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1979-1980Frequency: weekly, then biweeklyHistory: Began on Feb 1, 1979 and ceased publication on Sep 22, 1980. Calls itself the “Tanana

Community Newspaper.” Title varies slightly from Home Spun North to Homespun North.Microfilm holdings: 1979-1980Extent of holdings: Nearly complete

Fairbanks

Detailed holdings:1979: Feb 1-Apr 12, May 10-Dec 201980: Feb 6-Sep 22


Interior Trader & Shopper’s GuideRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1977-?Frequency: irregularEditors: Don Hogue and T. HugginsHistory: Began on Feb 3, 1977. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1977Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1977: Feb 3, Mar 16, 30, Apr 13Holdings located at:


Jessen’s DailyRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1967-1969Frequency: dailyEditors: Thomas A. Snapp, Shane O’Neill, Cecil Smith, Ot HamptonHistory: Began on Dec 4, 1967 and ceased publication on Aug 27, 1969. It absorbed JESSEN’S WEEKLY

in Sep of 1968 and was published concurrently for several months with the JESSEN’S SUNDAYOBSERVER (Apr 7, 1968-Sep 1, 1968). It was suspended from Sep 10 to Nov 25, 1968.


1967: Dec 4-Dec 301968: Jan 2-11, Jan 13-Mar 14, Mar 16, Mar 19-May 18, May 20-Sep 10, Nov 25-26, Dec 10-30

(suspended from Sep 10-Nov 25)1969: Dec 2-Feb 1, Feb 5, Feb 7-Jun 21, Jun 24-Aug 27


ASL: FAIR 10/42-10/48UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 14UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 8

Jessen’s Sunday ObserverRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1968Frequency: weeklyEditor: Thomas A. SnappHistory: Began on Apr 7, 1968 and continued through Sep 1, 1968. It included expanded international

news coverage and was published concurrently for several months in 1968 with JESSEN’S DAILY andJESSEN’S WEEKLY.


1968: Apr 7, Apr 21-May 12, May 26-Sep 1Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Filmed with the daily edition.

Fairbanks

ASL: FAIR 10/43-10/45UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 14UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 8

Jessen’s WeeklyRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1942-1968Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.F. Jessen, Paul Solka, Maurice Smith, H.L. McKaughan, A.B. Gregory, R. Giersdorf, R. Greul,

Lael MorganHistory: Began on Jan 23, 1942. Ceased on Aug 25, 1968, when it was absorbed into JESSEN’S DAILY.

For a period of several months between Dec 1967 and Aug 1968, there were 3 concurrent editions beingpublished: JESSEN’S WEEKLY, which ceased publication Aug 25, 1968; the JESSEN’S SUNDAYOBSERVER with expanded international news coverage that began on Apr 7, 1968 and continued atleast through Sep 1, 1968; and JESSEN’S DAILY, which began on Dec 4, 1967 and ceased on Aug 27,1969. JESSEN’S WEEKLY was published as the NEW JESSEN’S WEEKLY from Oct 27, 1960through Aug 6, 1961.


1942: Jan 23-Mar 6, Mar 20-Jun 12, Jun 26-Dec 311943: Jan 8-Dec 311944: Jan 7-Feb 11, Feb 25-Apr 28, May 12-Jul 28, Aug 11-18, Sep 1-Nov 3, Nov 17-Dec 291945: Jan 5-Dec 281946: Jan 4-11, Feb 8-Nov 15, Nov 29-Dec 271947: Jan 3-Mar 7, Mar 21-Dec 5, Dec 19-261948: Jan 2-Dec 311949: Jan 7-May 20, Jun 3-Dec 301950-1952: complete1953: Jan 8-Dec 311954-1963: complete1964: Jan 8-Dec 301965: Jan 6-Dec 291966: Jan 5-Dec 281967: Jan 4-Aug 9, Nov 17-Dec 29 (suspended between Aug 9 and Nov 17)1968: Jan 5-Apr 7, Apr 21-Jun 23, Jul 7-21, Aug 4-25


ASL: FAIR 10/1-10/45 (10/42-10/45 include weekly, daily and Sun. issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 14UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 8AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kimball’s AlaskanRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1950-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Ross E. KimballHistory: Began with the Dec 1950 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1950-1951Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1950: Dec1951: Jan-Apr


Fairbanks

Ladd Field Midnight SunRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1942-1946Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Probably began in 1942. It changed its title to MIDNIGHT SUN (LADD FIELD) with the Mar

22, 1946 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It was published in the interest of the militarypersonnel of Ladd Field, Alaska.

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC database for microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Midnight Sun (Ladd Field)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1946-?Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Began with the Mar 22, 1946 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It continued the

LADD FIELD MIDNIGHT SUN (1942-1946). It was published in the interest of the military personnelof Ladd Field, Alaska.


1951: Sep 141952: Jan 4, Mar 21-28

Consult the OCLC database for additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:


Miners’ Union BulletinRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-1910?Frequency: weeklyEditors: W.F. Thompson, W.E. Priestley, Edward Lawrence, Maurice H. Curtin, Daniel McCabeHistory: Began on Nov 18, 1907, according to reference in the Nov 17, 1907 issue of the TANANA

MINER (CHENA) which states, “Tomorrow morning in Fairbanks appears the first issue of the newMiners’ Union official newspaper…”. Was published at least through Aug 8, 1910.


1907: Dec 2-9, 23-301908: Jan 6-20, Mar 23, Apr 20, May 4, Jun 8-10, 22, Jul 13-Aug 3, Sep 7, 21-28, Oct 5, Oct 26-Nov

161909: Jan 4-Feb 22, Aug 30-Sep 131910: Feb 7, Feb 21-Mar 14, Mar 28-Apr 4-Jul 4, Jul 25-Aug 8


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: FAIR 32/1, FAIR 4/3 (2 issues only: Sep 21-28, 1908)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 101(has most complete 1910 holdings)AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

New Jessen’s WeeklySee entry for: JESSEN’S WEEKLY

New River TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1977-1986?

Fairbanks

Frequency: monthly (irregular)Editors: Sharyn Tolle, Sue Gamache, Robert Polasky, Billie Ashcraft, Robert PolaskyHistory: Began with the Dec 1977 issue and continued at least through Apr 1986. Its former title was the

RIVER TIMES, which began Sep 27, 1971 and was published at least through Jun of 1977. Publishedby the Native Community Center of Fairbanks.


1977: Dec1978-1981: complete1982: Jan-May, Nov-Dec1983-1985: complete1986: Jan, Apr

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 20/1A-20/6UAF: ALASKA PER E75 R55UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 137AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North StarRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1943?-?Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Probably began in 1943. Description based on vol. 1, no. 18 (Aug 14, 1944). It states that it is

“Edited and published…by and for the personnel of the Alaskan Division, Air Transport Command…”.No place of publication listed, but it was probably published out of Fairbanks. Other locations could beNome, or in Canada, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, or Edmonton, Alberta.




Northern LightRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1907Frequency: weeklyEditors: Latimer & Sidney D. Charles, Sidney D. Charles & Roy G. SouthworthHistory: It began on Sep 8, 1906 and ceased publication on Sep 14, 1907. It was continued by the

TANANA TRIBUNE (1907-1910) that was absorbed by the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER.Microfilm holdings: 1906-1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1906: Sep 29, Nov 3-10, Nov 24-Dec 291907: Jan 5-May 4, Jun 8-Sep 14



Northland NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1981-present

Fairbanks

Frequency: monthlyEditors: G. Kent Sturgis, Mary Beth SmetzerHistory: Began on Nov 2, 1981. According to the 1998 “Alaska Media Directory”, p. 241, it is “designed

to facilitate communication between urban and rural Alaska.” It is a concurrent monthly mail edition ofthe FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER.


1981: Dec 11982: complete1983: Feb -Dec1984-1993: complete1994-present: check microfilm


ASL: FAIR 24/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1178UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 217AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Pioneer All-Alaska WeeklyRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1970-1992Frequency: weeklyEditors: Tom Snapp, Andy Williams, Joe Sitton, Andrew D. BinkleyHistory: Began on Jul 3, 1970 and was published through Oct 1, 1992. The first issue states that “A small

number of employees of the former Jessen’s Weekly have banded together, determined to carry on thetradition and publish another independent weekly newspaper…”. On Aug 16, 1991, it absorbed theFAIRBANKS TRIBUNE (Jan 11-Aug 10, 1991).


1970: Jul 3-Dec 251971-1980: complete1981: Jan 2-30, Feb 13-Dec 251982-1987: complete1988: Jan 1-Dec 8, Dec 221989: Jan 5-Dec 221990: Jan 5-Dec 211991: Jan 4-Oct 11, Nov 1-Dec 131992: Jan 3-Jun 12, Jun 26-Oct 1

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully. Reel coverage varies.

ASL: FAIR 12/1-12/27UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 454UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 23AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Prudhoe Bay JournalRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1982-1984Frequency: biweeklyEditors: Al Arnold, Margaret E. BaumanHistory: Began on Nov 24, 1982. It was published at least through Jan 7, 1988. It was published first in

Fairbanks, then out of Anchorage from 1985-1988. See also entry for: PRUDHOE BAY JOURNAL(ANCHORAGE).


Fairbanks

Detailed holdings:1982: Nov 24-Dec 221983: Mar 15-Dec 221984: Jan 5-Jun 21, Jul 19-Aug 30, Sep 27

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 23/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 216AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

River TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1971-1977Frequency: monthly (irregular)Editors: Sam Kito, Jr., Georgianna Lincoln, Marilyn Richard, Agnes Pate GriffithHistory: Began Sep 27, 1971 and was published at least through Jun of 1977. It changed its title to NEW

RIVER TIMES with the Dec 1977 issue. It continued publishing through at least Apr of 1986.Published by the Native Community Center of Fairbanks.


1971: Sep 27, Nov-Dec1972: Jan-Dec1973: Jan-Dec1974: Jan -Oct, Dec1975: Jan -Oct1976: Jan -Dec1977: Jan -Jun


ASL: FAIR 20/1A, 20/1BUAF: ALASKA PER E75 R55

Road to WealthRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Sam BonnifieldHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Oct 21, 1907 issue of the TANANA MINER, which refers to

it as a “periodical”, a “news periodical” and a “newspaper”. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

SnapperRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1978-1978Frequency: dailyEditor: Thomas A. SnappHistory: Began Sep 4, 1978 and ceased publication on Nov 22, 1978.Microfilm holdings: 1978Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1978: Sep 4-20, Sep 22-Oct 16, Oct 18-Nov 8, Nov 10-24Holdings located at:


Fairbanks


Socialist PressRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1914-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: W.J. Nicely, George Hinton HenryHistory: Began Jun 20, 1914. It was published at least through Sep 18, 1915.Microfilm holdings: 1914-1915Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1914: Jun 20-Oct 311915: Jan 23-May 22, Sep 18


ASL: FAIR 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 962AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sunday Free PressRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1946-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Carey WilburHistory: Probably began in 1946. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Sunlight BulletinRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910Frequency: dailyHistory: Began and ceased in Nov of 1910, according to a reference in the Nov 30, 1910 issue of the

FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES. It states, “ For several days past the guards and the inmates of thefederal jail have been amused by private night and morning papers issued by the different shifts, eachissue being replete with little hits on the guards and each profusely illustrated with pictures appropriateto the subject.” It was published by the day prison guard shift. The night shift published the DAILYTURKEY BULLETIN.


TailingsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1943-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: R.A. SmallHistory: Probably began on Nov 3, 1943. Description based on vol. 1, no. 19 (Mar 4, 1944). Date when

publication ceased is unknown. States that it is “Published in the common interest of all NWSC[Northwest Service Command] employees — for their enlightenment and amusement.”


1944: Mar 4-Jul 15Holdings located at:

ASL: FAIR 33/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Fairbanks


Tanana Daily MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906, 1908Frequency: dailyEditor: W.F. ThompsonHistory: Began on Aug 12, 1906 and was published at least through Sep 30, 1906. It was a concurrent

edition to the TANANA SEMI-WEEKLY MINER and the TANANA WEEKLY MINER. In Jun of1907, the TANANA WEEKLY MINER moved to Chena and became the TANANA MINER, movedbriefly to Ridgetop Crossroads and published as a daily called the TANANA DAILY MINER (Jul 31-Aug 10, 1908), then it went back to a weekly, returning to Chena and publishing through at least Jul 26,1909. In 1906, it was a concurrent edition “for the creeks” to the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS.Related to the series of FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER titles.


1906: Aug 12, Sep 301908: Jul 31-Aug 10


ASL: CHENA 1/1 (for Aug 12, 1906), CHENA 1/2-1/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 451UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana Daily StarRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910-1910Frequency: dailyEditor: J. Wilbur WardHistory: Began and ceased in 1910. Description based on vol. 1, no. 12 (Jul 17, 1910). According to the

Aug 24, 1910 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, “The Tanana Star, a Fairbanks newspaperstarted during the recent campaign, has twinkled out.”


1910: Jul 17, 29, Aug 2-8SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 42/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 948UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 156

Tanana Miners’ RecordRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-1907?Frequency: weeklyEditor: William H. RaymondHistory: Began on Mar 11, 1907 and was published at least through Apr 15, 1907.Microfilm holdings: 1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1907: Mar 11-Apr 15SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 14/1

Fairbanks

UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1224

Tanana Semi-Weekly MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1906Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: W.F. ThompsonHistory: Began in Sep 1906. Description based on vol. 1, no. 7 (Sep 21, 1906). It probably began as a

weekly called the TANANA WEEKLY MINER on Aug 1, 1906, becoming a semi-weekly for a shortperiod. By Oct 12, 1906, it had reverted to publishing as a weekly with the title TANANA WEEKLYMINER. Between Jun 1907 and Jul 1909, it moved to Chena, then Ridgetop Crossroads, and back toChena under the title TANANA MINER (1907-1909). A concurrent daily edition called the TANANADAILY MINER was issued for a short time in Aug and Sep of 1906 from Fairbanks. AnotherTANANA DAILY MINER was published for less than two weeks in 1908 at Ridgetop Crossroads. In1906, it was a concurrent edition “for the creeks” to the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS. Related tothe series of FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER titles.


1906: Sep 21Holdings located at:

ASL: CHENA 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 451UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana TribuneRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-1910Frequency: frequency variesEditors: D.H. Jonas, Enoch Struthers Bunch, R.S. McDonald, H.C. Jackson, F.J. Cotter, Richard RoedigerHistory: Began on Sep 21, 1907. It ceased publication on Jan 8, 1910, according to a reference in the Jan

1969 issue of “Alaska Sportsman”, p. 21. It continued the NORTHERN LIGHT (FAIRBANKS: 1906)and was absorbed by the FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER on Jan 10, 1910, per same above-citedreference.


1907: Sep 21-28, Oct 12, Nov 16-23, Dec 71908: Jan 18-Feb 1, Feb 15-Mar 28, Apr 11-May 9, May 23-Aug 26, Sep 2-8, 10-13, 22, 24-25, 27-30,

Oct 6, 8-14, 16, 20-23, 27, Nov 29, Dec 6, 27, 301909: Feb 3, Mar 24, Apr 2, Jul 22, Sep 6 (Agricultural & Mining ed.)

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 21/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1028UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 149AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana Valley SocialistRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1912?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description based on the Oct 15, 1912

unnumbered issue.Microfilm holdings: 1912Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1912: Oct 15

Fairbanks

Holdings located at:ASL: FAIR 13/1, also Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 997UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 153

Tanana Weekly MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906-1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: W.F. ThompsonHistory: Probably began on Aug 1, 1906. It was published as the TANANA SEMI-WEEKLY MINER in

Sep, reverting to a weekly by Oct 12, 1906. A concurrent daily edition, called the TANANA DAILYMINER was published between Aug 12-Sep 30, 1906. The TANANA WEEKLY MINER waspublished in Fairbanks at least through Apr 26, 1907. It became the TANANA MINER (CHENA) whenit moved to Chena (Jun 1907-Apr 1908), to Ridgetop Crossroads (Jul-Aug 1908), then back to Chena(Oct 19, 1908-Jul 1909), publishing with various frequencies and titles. In 1906-1907, it was aconcurrent edition “for the creeks” to the FAIRBANKS EVENING NEWS. Related to the series ofFAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER titles.


1906: Oct 12-18, Nov 2-9, Nov 29-Dec 131907: Jan 11-Mar 15, Mar 29-Apr 26

Holdings located at:ASL: CHENA 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 451UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tundra TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1962-1978Frequency: frequency variesEditors: Howard Rock, Tom Richards, Jr., Anna M. PickettHistory: Began on Oct 1, 1962 and was published in Fairbanks through Aug 30, 1978. On Sep 6, 1978, it

began publishing out of Anchorage. See also entry for: TUNDRA TIMES (ANCHORAGE). It ceasedpublication on May 14, 1997. According to its first issue, the TUNDRA TIMES was established to“serve with dedication the truthful presentation of Native problems, issues and interests.” Under theeditorial direction of Howard Rock, an Inupiat Eskimo from Point Hope, this influential statewidenewspaper was instrumental in passing the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971. It reflectedthe concerns of Natives throughout Alaska and played a strong role in keeping all Alaskans informed onNative issues. An unrelated title of the same name was published in Adak in the 1970s and 1980s.


1962: Oct 1-Dec 171963-1976: complete1977: Jan 5-Dec 281978: Jan 4-Aug 30


ASL: FAIR 11/1-11/13UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 159UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 18AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

VegaRegion: Interior

Fairbanks

Publication dates: 1928-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with the Nov 1928 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown. High school paper.Microfilm holdings: 1928Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1928: NovHoldings located at:


War SighRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1914Frequency: single issue onlyHistory: Began and ceased with the Feb 23, 1914 issue. It states, “Established today, published once in a

lifetime. Edited by the Purity League, Inc.” Satirical newspaper which calls itself the “official organ ofthe Starvation Army”, a take off on the official “War Cry” publication of the Salvation Army.



ASL: FAIR 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 173

Weakly GiggleRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1913-?Frequency: unknownEditor: G. How GasseyHistory: Probably began and ceased on Aug 27, 1913. It was included as an insert in the Aug 27, 1913

issue of the FACTS (FAIRBANKS).Microfilm holdings: 1913Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:



Weekly Alaska CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1917-1920Frequency: weeklyEditor: J. Harmon CaskeyHistory: Began between Sep 11 and Oct 21, 1917 as a continuation of the weekly ALASKA CITIZEN

(1910-1917). It ceased in 1920 when it was incorporated into the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY NEWS-MINER AND THE WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN. A concurrent daily edition, the DAILY ALASKACITIZEN, appeared from 1916-1920. See also entries for: ALASKA CITIZEN, and FAIRBANKSDAILY NEWS-MINER.


1917: Oct 22-Nov 5, Dec 3-31

Fairbanks

1918: Jan 7-Apr 8, Apr 22-Sep 9, Sep 23-Nov 18, Dec 2-301919: Jan 6-Mar 10, Mar 24-May 26, Jun 9-Dec 291920: Jan 5-12, 26



Weekly Fairbanks NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1903-1904?Frequency: weeklyEditors: G.M. Hill, Frank Mason, Robert J. McChesneyHistory: Often cited as the FAIRBANKS NEWS.Microfilm holdings: 1903-1904Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1903: Sep 19-261904: Apr 16, May 7, also special May 1904 Tanana Gold Fields Edition), Jun 25, Jul 30


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: FAIR 3/1, 3/1A, 3s/1A-3s/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon SentinelRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1960?-1988Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in 1960? Ceased publication on Jul 1, 1988, when it merged with the BUFFALO POST

(Ft. Greely at Delta Junction) and the FORT RICHARDSON PIONEER (Ft. Richardson at Anchorage)to form the ARCTIC STAR. Published at Fort Wainwright near Fairbanks.

Microfilm holdings: 1964, 1967, 1971-1988Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1964: Apr 3 (filmed with 1974 issues)1967: May 51971: Sep 3-Dec 171972: Jan 7-28, Feb 11-Mar 31, Apr 20, May 26-Dec 221973: Jan 12-Apr 13, Apr 27-Dec 211974-1976: complete1977: Jan 7-Nov 18, Dec 2-161978-1982: complete1983: Jan 7-Mar 4, Mar 18, Apr 15-May 27, Jul 29-Aug 5, Aug 19-Dec 91984: Jan 13, 27, Feb 10, Mar 16-Apr 13, May 4-Jun 1, Jun 15-Jul 13, Jul 27-Aug 17, Aug 31-Sep 21,

Oct 12-Dec 141985: Jan 4-Oct 4, Oct 18-25, Nov 8-Dec 131986: Jan 10-Jul 3, Aug 22-Dec 191987: Jan 9-May 15, May 29-Dec 171988: Jan 8-Jul 1

Holdings located at:ASL: FTWA 1/1-1/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 686UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 126AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fort Adams

For t AdamsSee Tanana

For t Egber tSee Eagle

For t GibbonSee Tanana

For t GlennLast Outpost Weekly PaperRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1942-1944?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Wilson C. BennettHistory: Probably began on Jul 19, 1942. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published

at least through Jul 2, 1944. Fort Glenn was located on Umnak Island, in the Aleutian Chain.Microfilm holdings: 1942-1944Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1942: Nov 15-Dec 271943: Jan 3, Jan 17-Sep 19, Oct 3-17, Oct 31-Dec 251944: Jan 2-Mar 19, Apr 2, Jun 4, Jul 2

Holdings located at:ASL: FTGL 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

For t Gr eely (Delta Junction) See Delta Junction

For t Gr eely (Kodiak) See Kodiak

For t Mear sSee Dutch Harbor

For t Richar dsonSee Anchorage

For t Sewar dSee Haines

Fort St. John, British Columbia

For t St. John, Br itish ColumbiaAlaska Highway NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1938?-1978?Frequency: irregularHistory: Published between 1938 and 1977. No further information available.Microfilm holdings: 1959Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1959: MayConsult the OCLC database for additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska (1944-1977).

Holdings located at:ASL: FTST 1/1 (for May 1959 issue only)

Fort Tongass

For t TongassTongass Wa-WaRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1869?-?Frequency:History: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but according to correspondence from

Fort Tongass seen by Alaska historian R.N. DeArmond, it was published around 1869. It was amanuscript paper. “Wa-wa” is the Chinook jargon word for “talk”, per Aug 29, 1994 letter from Mr.DeArmond to the Alaska Newspaper Project staff.


For t Wainwr ightSee Fairbanks

For t William H. SewardSee Haines

For t Wr angelSee Wrangell

Fort Yukon

For t YukonFarthest North AmericaRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1943?-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Helen CarneyHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference to this title appears in the Sep

10, 1943 issue of the ALASKA PRESS which states, “Copy of the Farthest North America has beenreceived here from Editor Helen Carney, 12, of Fort Yukon…the paper is full of news items and ads”.


Yukon Flats NewsletterRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: No information currently available.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilm

Gakona

GakonaCopper River Country JournalRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1986-presentFrequency: semimonthlyEditor: Linda WeldHistory: Began Nov 1, 1986. “Newsmagazine of Copper River Country”. Published in Gakona. Mailing

address is a Glennallen post office box.Microfilm holdings: 1986-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:


Holdings located at:ASL: GAKO 1/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Galena

GalenaGalena NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1944-?Frequency: UnknownEditor : Dick CluffHistory : Began in the fall of 1944, according to the Oct 20, 1944 issue of JESSEN’S WEEKLY which

announced its appearance.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Snowshoe MessengerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1978-?Frequency: biweeklyEditors: Betsy Hart, Lou MassHistory: Began on Jan 23, 1978. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Jul 30, 1980.Microfilm holdings: 1978-1980Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1978: Jan 23, Feb 24-Jun 2, Aug 15-Dec 191979: complete1980: Jan 14-Jul 30

Holdings located at:ASL: GALE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1226UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 237

Girdwood

Gir dwoodLocal NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1981-presentFrequency: frequency variesHistory: Began in Jan of 1981.Microfilm holdings: 1981-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1981: Jan -Oct, Dec1982-1983: complete1984: Jan-Feb, Apr-Dec1985-1990: complete1991: Jan-Jun, Oct-Dec1992-1997: complete1998-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: GIRD 1/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Turnagain TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1998-presentFrequency: semimonthlyEditor: Ken OsunaHistory: Began on Jun 4, 1998. Serves Girdwood, Indian, Bird Creek, Portage and Whittier.Microfilm holdings:Detailed holdings: To be filmed

Turnagain World DefenderRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1971?-?Frequency: irregularEditors: Slim Randles and Pete RobinsonHistory: Probably began in 1971. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on vol. 1,

no. 3 (Mar 27, 1971).Microfilm holdings: 1971Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1971: Mar 27Holdings located at:

ASL: GIRD 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Glennallen

GlennallenCopper River CurrentRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1962-1967?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Florence ClaytonHistory: Began on Jun 21, 1962 and probably ceased with the Dec 14, 1967 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1962-1967Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1962: Jun 21-Dec 201963: complete1964: Jan 16-Sep 10, Oct 22-Dec 171965-1966: complete1967: Jan 12-May 18, Jun 15, Jul 13-Aug 10, Sep 21-Oct 5, Dec 14 (suspended between Oct 5 and Dec

14)Holdings located at:

ASL: GLEN 1/1-1/2 (1/1A , no unique issues, less complete)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 81UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 16AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Glennallen News and AdvertiserRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1977-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Lola R. FosterHistory: Began on Aug 3, 1977. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1977Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1977: Aug 3-Dec 16Holdings located at:

ASL: GLEN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1185UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 242AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Glenora, British Columbia

Glenor a, Br itish ColumbiaGlenora NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1898-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: “Mr. Thompson”History: References to this title appear in the Jul 20, 1898 issue of the FORT WRANGEL NEWS

(WRANGELL) and the Jul 30, 1898 issue of the STIKEEN RIVER JOURNAL (WRANGELL) whichstates, “The Glenora News comes to our table regularly each week. It is an extremely bright and spicypaper, and shows Mr. Thompson to be a man of no mean ability. He is working hard for the Stikeenriver route and therefore working hard for Wrangel.”


Gulkana

GulkanaGulkana GazetteRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1942?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Reference to this title appears in the publication “Alaska Highway Expeditionary Force; A Road

Builder’s Story” by H. Milton Dusenberg, H & M Industries, Clear Lake, Iowa, 1994, p. 82.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Gustavus

GustavusIcy PassagesRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1993-presentFrequency: bimonthlyEditor: Chris SputeHistory: Began with the Dec 1993 issue.Microfilm holdings:Detailed holdings: To be filmed

Haines

HainesChilkat BreezeRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1928?-?Frequency: monthly during the school yearHistory: Probably began in 1928. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by the students of

Haines High School.Microfilm holdings: 1945-1948Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1945: Sep 28-Nov 301946: Jan 18-Feb 8, Oct 25-Nov 271947: Jan 17-Apr 11, Sep 26-Oct 241948: Jan 16-Mar 12

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 5/1-5/4UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 257AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chilkat PostRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1922Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Feb 24, 1922 and ceased on Dec 22, 1922. Second in a series of title that began with the

FORT SEWARD NEWS (Nov 18, 1921?-Feb 17, 1922), and was continued by the CHILKOOT POSTon Jan 3, 1923. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through Jun 25of 1926.


1922: Feb 24-Dec 22Holdings located at:

ASL: HAIN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 77AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM (See Chilkoot Post)

Chilkat Valley News (1966)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1966-1979Frequency: frequency variesEditor: Raymond R. MenakerHistory: Began on Jan 3, 1966. It ceased publication on Feb 15, 1979 merging with the SKAGWAY

NEWS (1978) to form the LYNN CANAL NEWS on Mar 1, 1979. The SKAGWAY NEWS separatedfrom the LYNN CANAL NEWS to begin publication again under its old name and in Skagway on Jul14, 1982. See entry for SKAGWAY NEWS (1982). The LYNN CANAL NEWS continued publicationuntil Jun 18, 1984. On Jul 5, 1984, the CHILKAT VALLEY NEWS (1984) began publication again,continuing the volume numbering from its last appearance in 1979.


1966: complete1967: Jan 6-Jul 14, Aug 11-Nov 111968: complete1969: Jan 6-Dec 24

Haines

1970-1978: complete1979: Jan 11-Feb 15

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 3/1-3/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 204UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 25AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chilkat Valley News (1984)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1984-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Raymond R. Menaker, Bonnie HedrickHistory: Began on Jul 5, 1984. This title was first published Jan 3, 1966 through Feb 15, 1979. See entry

for CHILKAT VALLEY NEWS (1966). On Mar 1, 1979, it merged with the SKAGWAY NEWS(1978) to form the LYNN CANAL NEWS. The SKAGWAY NEWS separated from the LYNNCANAL NEWS to begin publication again under its old name and in Skagway on Jul 14, 1982. Seeentry for SKAGWAY NEWS (1982). The LYNN CANAL NEWS continued publication until Jun 18,1984. On Jul 5, 1984, the CHILKAT VALLEY NEWS (1984) began publication, continuing thevolume numbering from its last appearance in 1979. Serves Haines and Klukwan.


1984: Jul 5-Dec 131985-1992: complete1993-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 3/7-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 204UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 25AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Chilkoot PostRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1923-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 3, 1923. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Jun 25 of 1926. It was the third in a series of titles that began with the FORT SEWARD NEWS(Nov 18, 1921?-Feb 17, 1922) that was continued by the CHILKAT POST (Feb 24 -Dec 22, 1922).


1923: Jan 5-Jul 13, Jul 27-Sep 14, Sep 28-Dec 291924: Jan 4-Sep 6, Nov 21-Dec 241925: Jan 2-Apr 24, May 15, Jun 23-26, Jul 10-31, Aug 14-Sep 18, Oct 9-130, Nov 13-27, Dec 18-251926: Jan 1-22, Feb 5, 26, Mar 12-26, Apr 30-May14, Jun 25

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 77AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Eagle EyeRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1997-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Peggy OrmasenHistory: Began on Apr 2, 1997.Microfilm holdings: 1997-presentExtent of holdings: Incomplete

Haines

Detailed holdings:1997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fort Seward NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1921?-1922Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began on Nov 18, 1921 and was published through Feb 17, 1922. First in a series of title

that included the CHILKAT POST (Feb 24, 1922-Dec 22, 1922), followed by the CHILKOOT POSTon Jan 5, 1923


1921: Dec 16-301922: Jan 6-Feb 17

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 77AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM (See Chilkoot Post)

Haines HeraldRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca 1953?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference to this title appears in the Jul

8, 1954 issue of the LYNN CANAL WEEKLY, under the masthead banner which states: “…combiningthe Skagway Alaskan and the Haines Herald”. See also entry for the SKAGWAY ALASKAN (1952).


Haines Pioneer PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1909-1913?Frequency: weeklyEditors: H.P. Birkinbine, B.A. Barnett, Dr. L. S. KellerHistory: Began on May 15, 1909. Probably ceased publication with the Jul 19, 1913 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1909-1913Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1909: May 15, Jul 10, Nov 26-Dec 311910-1912: complete1913: Jan 3-Jun 28, Jul 19


ASL: HAIN 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 93AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Lynn Canal NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1979-1984Frequency: weekly

Haines

Editors: William J. Brady and Raymond R. MenakerHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1979, formed by the merger of the SKAGWAY NEWS (1978) and the

CHILKAT VALLEY NEWS (1966). The LYNN CANAL NEWS served Skagway, Haines andKlukwan until the SKAGWAY NEWS separated from the LYNN CANAL NEWS to begin publicationagain under its old name and in Skagway on Jul 14, 1982. See entry for SKAGWAY NEWS (1982).The LYNN CANAL NEWS continued publication until Jun 28, 1984. On Jul 5, 1984, it was continuedby the CHILKAT VALLEY NEWS (1984), which resumed the volume numbering from its lastappearance in 1979.


1979: Mar 1-Dec 201980-1983: complete1984: Jan 12-Jun 28

Holdings located at:ASL: HAIN 3/4-3/6UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 122AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

MusherRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1907-1908Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began Sep 21, 1907. Probably ceased in Apr of 1908. The Mar 7, 1908 issue of the DAILY

ALASKAN (SKAGWAY: 1904) states: “The little Musher, published at Fort Seward of Haines, in itslast issue bid its readers the long farewell. With its motto: ‘Live, Laugh and Love — There’ll come atime when you can’t’, the little Musher has impressed itself pleasantly on newspaperdom in Alaska andit is too bad that the time has come for it when it can’t”.


1907: Sep 21-28, Oct 26, Nov 23Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: HAIN 6/1, Newspaper microfiche (Sep 21, Nov 23 only)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 8

Porcupine QuillRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1899?-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Edward Russell, Sr.History: Began in Mar of 1899, according to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan

Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 266. Same source states that it “ran 5 or 6 months”. The May 27, 1899issue of the DAILY ALASKAN (SKAGWAY: 1904) reports on the trip of the “editor of the HainesMission Porcupine Quill, who was in Skagway last week…”.


Haines Mission

Haines MissionSee Haines

Healy

HealyTri-Valley TalkRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1983-1987Frequency: monthlyEditor: Kay DurhamHistory: It began in 1983 (date not specified), per the Jan 1, 1987 issue. With the Jul or Aug 1987 issue, it

changed its title to VALLEY COURIER.Microfilm holdings: 1987Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1987: Jan -JunHoldings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER F912 N46 T75

Valley CourierRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1987-1992Frequency: monthlyEditors: Barb Walters and Kay DurhamHistory: Began with the Jul or Aug 1987 issue. It ceased publication with the May 1992 issue. Healy is

located 9 miles north of the community of McKinley Park. Healy was also the name of another nowabandoned settlement 3 miles SE of St. Michael.


1987: Aug -Dec1988: Feb-Oct, Dec1989: complete1990: Mar-Dec1991: complete1992: Jan-May


Check carefully! Coverage varies.ASL: Newspaper microfiche (more complete), HEAL 1/1-1/3UAF: ALASKA PER F912 N46 T74UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 215AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

HealyNow abandoned settlement 3 miles SE of St. Michael, Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.

See St. Michael

Homer

HomerCook Inlet CourierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1960?-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Marie and James McDowellHistory: Date when publication began is not verified, but it was a continuation of the INLET COURIER

that was published in 1959. It is not known when the title changed to the COOK INLET COURIER.Description is based on vol. 3, no. 26 (Feb 9, 1962). During 1967 and 1968, it was published in the tworegional editions: Kachemak Bay ed. and the Kenai ed. The COOK INLET COURIER was published atleast through Jul 11 of 1974.


1962: Feb 9-Dec 7, Dec 211963-1969: complete1970: Sep 3-Dec 241971: Jan 7-Dec 231972: Jan 6-Oct 19, Nov 2-Dec 211973: Jan 4-Dec 271974: Jan 3-Jul 11


ASL: HOME 3/1-3/10UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 79UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 70AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Homer HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1955-1959Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jan 7, 1955 and ceased publication on Mar 19, 1959. It continued the SWOPPING

NEWS that began in 1954. The Mar 19, 1959 issue states “The name of the paper will be changed to theHomer Journal.” No issues have been located of the HOMER JOURNAL.


1955: Jan 7-Aug 26 (suspended from Aug 26, 1955-Jan 13, 1956)1956: Jan 13-Aug 30, Oct 4-18, Nov 1-Dec 271957: Jan 3-May 2, May 16, May 22-Dec 261958: Jan 9-Apr 24, May 8-Jul 17, Jul 31-Oct 2, Oct 16-Dec 4, Dec 18-301959: Jan 8-Feb 5, Feb 19-26, Mar 12-19


ASL: HOME 6/1-6/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1190UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 239AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Homer HomesteaderRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1944?-?Frequency: frequency variesEditor: W.R. Benson

Homer

History: Probably began in 1944 and was published at least through Dec 26, 1949. Description based onvol. 3, no. 13 (Jul 22, 1946).


1946: Jul 22-Aug 26, Sep 9-Dec 301947: Jan 6-Mar 3, Mar 17, Apr 14, Apr 28, May 12-26, Jun 9-Aug 4, Sep 8-Dec 291948: Jan 12-26, Feb 9-23, Mar 8, 23-29, Apr 12-19, May 3, 24, Jun 10, Jul 5-19, Aug 23-Sep 6, Oct

27-Dec 8, Dec 201949: Jan 10, Jun 6, Jul 25, Sep 5, Dec 5, 26


Check carefully! Coverage varies.ASL: HOME 1/1-1/2, Newspaper microfiche (less complete)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 463UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 88

Homer JournalRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1959?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Supposedly continues the HOMER HERALD (1955-1959), which followed the SWOPPING

NEWS (1954). The Mar 19, 1959 issue of the HOMER HERALD states, “The name of the paper willbe changed to the Homer Journal.”


Homer News (1931)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1931-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jane HarringtonHistory: Began in 1931. Date when publication ceased is unknown. References to this title appear in the

Oct 17 and Nov 28, 1931 issues of the SELDOVIA HERALD. It was a school newspaper that includedlocal community news.


Homer News (1950)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1950?-1955Frequency: weeklyEditors: H.W. and M.W. Hegdahl, Bill RaverHistory: Probably began in 1950. Description based on vol. 2, no. 21 (Jun 13, 1951). It ceased on Aug 11,

1955 when it was continued by the KENAI PENINSULA PIONEER (Aug 19, 1955-?).Microfilm holdings: 1951, 1954-1955Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1951: Jun 13-231952-1953: suspended from Feb 1952 to Jan 18, 19541954: Jan 18, Jun 10-Dec 30 (suspended from Jan 18 to Jun 10)1955: Jan 6-Aug 11


ASL: HOME 2/1, Newspaper microfiche (3 issues only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 95

Homer


Homer News (1964)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-1973Frequency: weeklyEditors: H.A. Thorn, G. Lucille BillingsHistory: Began on Jan 7, 1964 (incorrectly called 1963). It was published through Mar 29, 1973. It

changed its title to the HOMER WEEKLY NEWS with the Apr 5, 1973 issue. It published under thattitle through Mar 4, 1976. On Mar 11, 1976, took back its former title, the HOMER NEWS.


1964: Jan 7-Jul 1, Jul 15-Aug 12, Aug 28, Sep 9-Dec 301965: Jan 6, Jan 20-Feb 24, Mar 10, Mar 31-Jul 22, Aug 5-Dec 301966: Jan 13-Feb 10, Feb 24, Mar 10-24, Apr 7-21, May 12-Jun 9, Jun 23-Jul 7, Jul 21-Aug 291967: Jan 5-Jul 6, Jul 20-17, Sep 7-21, Oct 5-Nov 301968: Feb 15, Mar 14, May 2, 23, Aug 15, Sep 19, Dec 5, 19-261969: Jan 2, Apr 10, Aug 21, Sep 25-Oct 2, Oct 16-Nov 13, Nov 27-Dec 4, Dec 181970: Jan 8, 22, Feb 19-Mar 5, Mar 26-Apr 2, Apr 16-30, Jun 11-18, Jul 2, 16-23, Aug 20, Nov 26-Dec

171971: Jan 14-28, Feb 12, Feb 25-Mar 11, Mar 25-Apr 1, Apr 15-22, May 6, May 20, Jun 3-Jul 8, Jul 22,

Aug 26, Sep 16-Nov 11, Nov 25-Dec 301972: Jan 6-13, Feb 3-Mar 23, Apr 6, Apr 20-May 4, May 18-Jun 8, Jun 22-Dec 281973: Jan 4-Mar 29


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: HOME 4/1-4/5 (HOME 4/2a, 4/4a have many unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 95UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 100AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Homer News (1976)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1976-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Tom Kizzia, Tom Gibboney, Mark TurnerHistory: Began on Mar 11, 1976.Microfilm holdings: 1976-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1976: Mar 11-Jul 29, Aug 12-Dec 301977: Jan 6-Dec 291978: Jan 5-Sep 14, Sep 28-Dec 281979-1994: complete1995-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: HOME 4/8-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 95UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 100AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Homer TribuneRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1991-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Jane M. Pascall

Homer

History: Began in 1991.Microfilm holdings: 1994-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1994: Jun 14, Jun 28-Dec 271995: Jan 3-Dec 261996: Jan 2-Dec 301997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: HOME 8/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1239UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 267AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Homer Weekly NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1973-1976Frequency: weeklyEditors: Linda K. Gjosund, Tom KizziaHistory: Began on Apr 5, 1973 as a continuation of the HOMER NEWS (1964) that was published from

Jan 7, 1964-Mar 19, 1973. It was published through Mar 4, 1976, then changed back to the HOMERNEWS (1976) with the Mar 11, 1976 issue.


1973: Apr 5-Dec 271974: Jan 10-Dec 261975: Jan 2-Dec 251976: Jan 1-Mar 4

Holdings located at:ASL: HOME 4/6-4/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 95UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 100AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Inlet CourierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1959-1959?Frequency: weeklyEditors: James and Marie McDowellHistory: Began on Aug 19, 1959. Date when it changed its title to the COOK INLET COURIER is

unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1959Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1959: Aug 19-Dec 31Holdings located at:

ASL: HOME 11/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Inlet News-AdvertiserRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Jim ChildersHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1953

Homer


1953: Sep 30ISSUE DAMAGED

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MFICHE

Kachemak Bay HomesteaderRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1976?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Oct 11, 1976? No additional information available.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Kachemak CompassRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1985?-1985?Frequency: unknownHistory: Published between Jul 30 and Nov 27, 1985?Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Kenai Peninsula PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1955-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Bill RaverHistory: Began on Aug 19, 1955 as a continuation of the HOMER NEWS (1950). Date when publication

ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1955-1956Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1955: Aug 19-Dec 191956: Jan 2-Feb 27

Holdings located at:ASL: KENAI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 95AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Name It, and It Is YoursRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1933-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Frank BrooksHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Jan 14, 1933 issue of the SELDOVIA HERALD, which

states “The latest thing in Alaskan newspapers, ‘Name It, and It is Yours’ , hot off the typewriter atHomer…has been in the Herald office the past few days.”


Swopping NewsRegion: Southcentral

Homer

Publication dates: 1954-1954Frequency: weeklyEditor: Bob NormanHistory: Began in 1954 and ceased with the Dec 31, 1954 issue when it changed its title to the HOMER

HERALD (1955-1959). That title may have been continued by the HOMER JOURNAL, but no issueshave been located.


1954: Mar 17, Apr 2, May 14, Jun 11, Aug 13-Dec 31Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: HOME 10/1-10/2, HOME 6/1 (Dec 31 only unique issue on this reel)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 249AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hoonah

HoonahHoonah HowlerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1932-?Frequency: dailyEditor: E.V. CooperHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference to this newspaper appears in

the Mar 11, 1932 issue of the STROLLER’S WEEKLY which states, “The Hoonah Howler, a one sheetdaily filled with late radio news of the world, has reached our desk, and is a most interesting edition.….the Howler fills a long felt want and gives the residents of Hoonah the news before the city of Juneaugets it by press”.


Hoonah NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1960Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Ralph E. TurnerHistory: Began and ceased in 1960. According to the Nov 1960 issue of the “Alaska Sportsman”, p. 27, the

HOONAH NEWS, “a bi-weekly mimeographed paper, went out of existence with its twelfth issue when[the] publisher and editor left Hoonah in August…”.


Kootznahoo KrierRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1940-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Mar 17, 1940. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it appears to have been

published at least through Mar 28 of 1940. “Kootznahoo” is the stated place of publication, but ads referto Hoonah.


1940: Mar 17-28SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:ASL: EXCU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hot Springs

Hot Spr ingsSee Manley Hot Springs

Hydaburg

Hydabur gNew NativeRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1919-?Frequency: weekly, irregularEditor: Marius T. HansomeHistory: Began on Jan 16, 1919. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Mar 12, 1920. It was published by the students of the government school at Hydaburg.According to the Nov 13, 1919 issue of the WRANGELL SENTINEL, “…it is a publication devoted tothe uplift of the Native people, and at the same time is strong on the local news of the community inwhich it is published”. An additional reference to the NEW NATIVE is in the May 6, 1919, letter fromCharles W. Hawkesworth of the Bureau of Education, Dept. of the Interior, Alaska Native School,Medical and Reindeer Services to Dr. P.P. Claxton, Commissioner of Education, available on microfilmin AR-37 microfilm, roll 44, frame 169.


1919: Jan 16-Apr 25, Oct 31-Nov 21 (suspended between Apr 26-Oct 30, with a possible Jul 4 issue)1920: Feb 20, Mar 5-12

Holdings located at:ASL: HYDA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hyder

HyderSee also Stewart, British Columbia

Daily News BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca.1923-?Frequency: dailyHistory: Concurrent edition to the HYDER WEEKLY MINER. Reference to the DAILY NEWS

BULLETIN appears in the publisher’s statement of the Oct 27, 1923 issue of the HYDER WEEKLYMINER. Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown.


Hyder Alaska MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1919-1923Frequency: weeklyEditor: W.R. HullHistory: Began on Oct 24, 1919. Probably ceased with the Mar 28, 1923 issue. It changed its title to the

HYDER WEEKLY MINER sometime after Mar 28, 1923 and before Oct 27, 1923. It then became theHYDER WEEKLY HERALD (1924-1934).


1919: Oct 24-Dec 191920: Jan 2-Apr 16, May 5-Dec 291921-1922: complete1923: Jan 3-Mar 28


ASL: HYDE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 27AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hyder Silver DollarRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1922Frequency: monthlyEditors: Per the May 12, 1922 issue of the ALASKA DISPATCH, the editors are: John Frame and Jack

SutherlandHistory: Began on Mar 4, 1922. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Apr 1, 1922.Microfilm holdings: 1922Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1922: Mar 4-Apr 1Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER F914 H9 H9UAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 9

Hyder Weekly HeraldRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1924-1934Frequency: weekly

Hyder

Editor: Charles F. SandfordHistory: Began on Sep 8, 1924 and ceased publication on Dec 29, 1934. It was a continuation of the

HYDER ALASKA MINER that began on Oct 24, 1919 and the HYDER WEEKLY MINER (1923-1924).


1924: Sep 8-Dec 311925-1934: complete


ASL: HYDE 3/1-3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 965UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 175AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hyder Weekly MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1923-1924Frequency: weeklyEditor: Charles F. SandfordHistory: Specific date when publication began is unknown, but it falls between Mar 29 and Oct 27, 1923.

Description based on the Oct 27, 1923 issue. It was published at least through Apr 7, 1924. It publisheda concurrent daily edition called the DAILY NEWS BULLETIN. On Sep 8, 1924, it became theHYDER WEEKLY HERALD, ceasing publication on Dec 29, 1934. It was a continuation of theHYDER ALASKA MINER that began on Oct 24, 1919.


1923: Oct 27, Dec 3-311924: Jan 7-Apr 7


ASL: HYDE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 27AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Iditarod

I ditar odIditarod NuggetRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910-1911Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.F.A. StrongHistory: Began on Sep 3, 1910 and ceased publication on Aug 30, 1911.Microfilm holdings: 1910-1911Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1910: Sep 3-Nov 2, Nov 16-Dec 281911: Jan 11-18, Feb 1-Aug 30


ASL: IDIT 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 96AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Iditarod PioneerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910-1919?Frequency: weeklyEditors: George M. Arbuckle, Frank E. Becker, Charles A. Derry, George M. ArbuckleHistory: Began on Jul 10, 1910. Specific date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at

least through Nov 22, 1919.Microfilm holdings: 1910-1919Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1910: Jul 10-Dec 251911-1917: complete1918: Jan 5-Jun 29 (suspended from Jun 29, 1918 to Aug 2, 1919)1919: Aug 2-Nov 22

Holdings located at:ASL: IDIT 1/1-1/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 97UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 219AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

OptimistRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1910-1910?Frequency: irregularEditor: Jim WyllieHistory: Began on Jun 13, 1910. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Aug 8, 1910 (no. 6). As reported in the Jul 6, 1910 issue of the FAIRBANKS WEEKLYTIMES, the “first edition of the ‘Optimist’ appeared on a sheet of wrapping paper two and one-half feetwide and three and one-half feet long, which for convenience of the readers was tacked up in [a]conspicuous place”. It was hand-written in pencil.


1910: Jun 13, Jul 29-Aug 8Holdings located at:

Check reel carefully. Reel coverage varies.ASL: IDIT 3/1, FAIR 4A/3 ( Jul 7, 1910 issue of the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES for transcription

Iditarod

of Jun 13, 1910 issue)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF

The first edition of Iditarod’s Optimist, “a sheet of wrapping paper two and one-half feet wide and threeand one-half feet long, which for convenience of the readers was tacked up in [a] conspicuous place.”BASIL CLEMONS COLLECTION, ALASKA STATE LIBRARY, PCA NO. 68-127

Innoko

I nnokoInnoko MinerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1908Frequency: weeklyEditors: George M. Arbuckle, J. Wilbur WardHistory: Began on Jul 16, 1908 and ceased on Jul 23, 1908.Microfilm holdings: 1908Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1908: Jul 16-Jul 23Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER F914 I56 I56UAA: NEWSPAPER MFICHE 11

Juneau

JuneauSee also Douglas

Alaska AdvocateRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1943-?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: A.L. CalameHistory: Probably began in Jan of 1943. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on

vol. 1, no. 8 (Apr 2, 1943). An unrelated title of the same name, ALASKA ADVOCATE(ANCHORAGE) was published in Anchorage from 1977-1979.


1943: Apr 2, 20, Jun 30, Oct 29Holdings located at:

ASL: JUNE 28/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska CapitalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1909-1910Frequency: weeklyEditors: Arthur B. Callaham, Alexander F. MooreHistory: Began on Dec 1, 1909. Probably ceased publication on Jun 15, 1910.Microfilm holdings: 1909-1910Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1909: Dec 1- 291910: Jan 5-Jun 15

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 9/1A-9/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 121UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 168AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska CatholicRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1935-?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: A.B. CainHistory: Probably began in 1935. Date when publication ceased is unknown. “Official Organ for the

Diocese of Alaska”. An unrelated periodical of the same name was published in St. Mary’s in the early1960s.


1936: Dec 5, 191937: Jan 2-Feb 13, Mar 13-27, May 22, Jul 3, Jul 31-Aug 14, Sep 11-Dec 181938: Jan 1-May 7, Jun 4-18, Jul 16-Aug 13, Sep 24-Dec 311939: Jan 14-Apr 8, Sep 9-Dec 301940: Jan 13-Mar 9, Nov 161941: Mar 8-Apr 5, May 3, Jun 14, Oct 18- Nov 11942: Feb 7-21, Apr 4, Aug 8, Nov 14

Juneau

1943: Jan 91944: Feb 5, Sep 30

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 19/1-19/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 450

Alaska Daily CapitalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1920Frequency: dailyEditors: J. Wilbur Ward, E.H. Plummer, Earle C. Jameson, Roy Renolds, Charles E. Herron, E.E. BeardHistory: Began on Mar 5, 1920 and was probably published up until Dec 19, 1920. On Sundays it was

published as the ALASKA SUNDAY CAPITAL. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “ABibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 251, it changed its title to JUNEAU DAILYCAPITAL on Dec 20, 1920. It ceased publication with the May 27, 1921 issue. When it changed itsdaily title, it also changed its Sunday title to JUNEAU SUNDAY CAPITAL. On May 29, 1921, itceased publishing a daily edition and continued as a weekly with the name JUNEAU SUNDAYCAPITAL through Jul 29, 1923.


1920: Mar 5-Aug 20, Aug 22-Sep 27, Sep 29-Oct 1, Oct 3-Nov 17Holdings located at:

ASL: JUNE 11/1-11/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 122AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Daily EmpireRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1912-1926Frequency: dailyEditors: J.F.A. Strong, John W. TroyHistory: Began on Nov 2, 1912 and was published under this title through Dec 7, 1926. On Dec 8, 1926 it

changed its title to the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE and kept this title through Jul 21, 1964. From Jul 22,1964 through Jul 7, 1968 it was called the JUNEAU ALASKA EMPIRE. On Jul 8, 1968 it became theSOUTHEAST ALASKA EMPIRE and was published under this title through Feb 8, 1980. On Feb 11,1980, it became the JUNEAU EMPIRE.


1912: Jan 2-Dec 311913: complete1914-1917: complete (includes 1915 and 1916 Development Numbers)1918: Jan 1-Apr 1, Apr 3-Dec 311919: complete1920: Jan 2-Dec 311921-1922: complete1923: Jan 1-Dec 3, Dec 6-311924: Jan 1-Apr 12, Apr 15-Sep 25, Sep 27-Dec 311925: complete1926: Jan 1-Dec 7

SOME ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLENote: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues.Consult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary amonglibraries!

Juneau

ASL: JUNE 14/1-14/40UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 4UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 35AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM (1912-1917 only)

Alaska Daily PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1935-1941Frequency: dailyEditor: E.S. EvansHistory: Began on Jul 24, 1935 and was published through Dec 26, 1941. It was part of a series of titles

that were related, beginning with the FORT WRANGEL NEWS (WRANGELL,1898) and followed bythe DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS (1898-1921). With the Nov 24, 1931 issue, the title became simplySTROLLER’S WEEKLY. On Mar 10, 1933, it changed its title back to the ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935), then became the ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-41), went back to the title ALASKA PRESS(1942-1947), and finally published under the title ALASKA SUNDAY PRESS until it ceasedpublication with the May 13, 1951 issue.


1935: Jul 24-Dec 311936: Jan 1-May 29, Jun 1-Nov 14, Nov 16-Dec 311937: Jan 2-May 12, May 14-Dec 311938: Jan 3-Nov 10, Nov 12-Dec 22, Dec 24-311939: Jan 3-Oct 20, Oct 23-Dec 11, Dec 13-301940: Jan 2-Nov 8, Nov 12-Dec 311941: Jan 2-Feb 25, Feb 27-Jun 4, Jun 6-11, 13-27, Jun 29-Jul 22, Jul 24-Dec 4, Dec 6-8, 10-26

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 18/2-18/30UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 155AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Daily RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1907-1911Frequency: dailyEditors: Captain Johnston, A.R. O’BrienHistory: Began on Sep 9, 1907 and ceased publication on May 8, 1911. It was the final title in a series of

related titles that began with the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD in 1888. See the JUNEAU CITYMINING RECORD entry for additional information.


1907: Sep 9-17, Sep 19-Nov 21, Nov 23-Dec 7, Dec 10-21, 24-301908: Jan 3-11, 14-16, Jan18-Feb 20, Feb 23-Mar 24, Mar 26-27, Mar 30-Apr 11, Apr 14-May 15, May

18-29, Jun 1-Jul 17, Jul 21-Oct 14, Oct 16-Nov 20, Nov 23-Dec 311909: Jan 4-18, Jan 20-Feb 11, Feb 13-20, Feb 23-Apr 5, Apr 7-8, Apr 10-May 4, May 6-Jun 12, Jun

16-Sep 25, Sep 29, Oct 1-Nov 16, Nov 18-Dec 311910: Jan 3-Mar 16, Mar 18-Apr 19, Apr 21-May 19, May 21-28, May 31-Jun 28, Jul 1, 5-31, Aug 2-

Nov 1, Nov 3-5, 8-23, Nov 26-Dec 22, Dec 24, 27-28, 301911: Jan 3, Jan 5-Feb 16, Feb 18-Apr 20, Apr 22-May 8

SOME ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEHoldings located at:

ASL: JUNE 13/4-13/9UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 98AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau

Alaska Fisherman (1923)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1923Frequency: monthlyEditor: William L. PaulHistory: Began on Feb 15, 1923, published by the Alaska Native Brotherhood. It was published from

Ketchikan beginning with the May, 1923 issue. It moved to Petersburg with the Apr or May 1931 issue.It was published at least through Sep 1932. This publication is not related to the ALASKAFISHERMAN (NAKNEK) published in the later 1950s and early 1960s in Naknek. See also entriesunder: ALASKA FISHERMAN (KETCHIKAN) and ALASKA FISHERMAN (PETERSBURG).


1923: Feb 15-Apr 11Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1171UAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 5

Alaska Free PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1887-1891Frequency: weeklyEditor: F.E. HowardHistory: Began on Jan 15, 1887 and was published at least through Mar 21, 1891. Per the Apr 4, 1891

issue of the ALASKAN (SITKA), “The Alaska Free Press of Juneau…has now ceased to exist.”Microfilm holdings: 1887-1891Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1887: Jan 15-Dec 311888: Jan 7-Feb 18, Mar 17, Mar 31-May 5, May 19, Jun 2-Jul 21, Aug 4-Dec 291889: Jan 12, Jan 26-Feb 2, Feb 16, Mar 30-Apr 20, May 4-Jul 20, Aug 10, 31, Oct 26-Dec 281890: Jan 11-May 31, Jun 14-Jul 5, Jul 19, Aug 2-23, Nov 8, 22, Dec 271891: Jan 3-Feb 14, Mar 7, 21



ASL: JUNE 1/1A, JUNE 1/2, JUNE 22/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 37AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Journal (1893)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1893-1893Frequency: weeklyEditor: E.O. SylvesterHistory: Began and ceased in 1893 (Oct 21, 1893). Description based on vol. 1, no. 5 (Apr 1, 1893).Microfilm holdings: 1893Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1893: Apr 1, Apr 15-Jun 17, Jul 15-Sep 9, Sep 23-Oct 14Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


ASL: JUNE 5/1, Newspaper microfiche (less complete)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1016UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 86

Juneau


Alaska Journal ExpressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1960-1960?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Dave CromwellHistory: Began on Aug 28, 1960 with an issue called the “Juneau Edition” that was actually published in

Anchorage. Issues from Sep 4 on were published in Juneau. Date when publication ceased is unknown,but it was published at least through Oct 16, 1960.



ASL: JUNE 25/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 40AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Juneau Douglas Island NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1918-1919Frequency: bimonthlyEditor: L.S. FerrisHistory: Began on Sept 1, 1918 and ceased on Jan 15, 1919. It was published by the Alaska Treadwell and

Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Companies. Its masthead states that it was published “for the boys ‘overthere’.”


1918: Sep 1-Dec 151919: Jan 1-15

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microfiche

Alaska Labor DispatchRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1935-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Neil L. HeardHistory: Began on Apr 2, 1935. Date when publication ceased is unknown, although it was published at

least through Dec 31, 1938.Microfilm holdings: 1935, 1937-1938Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1935: Apr 30-May 14, Jun 41937: Nov 61938: Sep 10, Oct 1-Dec 3, Dec 17-31


ASL: Newspaper microfiche, JUNE 22/2, JUNE 34/1UAF: ALASKA PER HD6517 A4 A43

Alaska MinerSee entry for: ALASKA MINER (DOUGLAS)

Alaska Mining Record (1894)Region: Southeast

Juneau

Publication dates: 1894-1899Frequency: weeklyEditors: G.B. Swinehart, Gus B. Leach, George T. UlmerHistory: Began on Jun 25, 1894 and ceased publication in Feb of 1899. It continued the JUNEAU CITY

MINING RECORD, and changed its title briefly in Feb 1899 to the DAILY EVENING RECORD ANDWEEKLY MINING RECORD. On Mar 1, 1899, it became the WEEKLY MINING RECORD,returning to the title ALASKA MINING RECORD with the Jul 26, 1899 issue. Thereafter it absorbedthe ALASKA MINER (DOUGLAS) to become the ALASKA RECORD-MINER (1900-1902). On Jan13, 1902, a daily edition called the DAILY RECORD-MINER started up. It began a weekly concurrentedition in 1904 and eventually changed its name to the ALASKA DAILY RECORD on Sep 7, 1907 andpublished under that title until it ceased on May 8, 1911. The publishing history is as best as can bedetermined from the existing issues.


1894: Jun 25-Aug 6, Aug 20-Oct 22, Nov 5-Dec 311895: Jan 7-Jun 17, Jul 8, Jul 22-Aug 19, Sep 2, 30, Nov 6-Dec 4, Dec 18-251896: Jan 1-Feb 12, Feb 26, Mar 11-15, Apr 1-15, May 6, May 20-27, Jun 10-17, Jul 1-Aug 19, Sep 9-

Oct 7, Oct 21-Nov 4, Nov 18, Dec 9-301897: Jan 1897 Souvenir ed, Jan 6-Mar 10, Mar 24, Apr 7-May 12, May 26, Jun 9-16, Jul 7, 21, Aug

11-Sep 29, Nov 3, Nov 24-Dec 151898: Jan 1898 Special Mining ed, Apr 6-Dec 281899: Jan 4-Feb 8


Alaska Mining Record (1899)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899-1900Frequency: weeklyEditor: Ed C. RussellHistory: Began on Jul 26, 1899 and probably ceased publication in Feb 1900. It was one of a series of

related titles that began with the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD in 1888 and eventually ceasedpublication with the ALASKA DAILY RECORD on May 8, 1911. See the JUNEAU CITY MININGRECORD entry for additional information.


1899: Jul 26-Sep 27, Oct 11-Dec 271900: Jan 3, 17

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 2/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 98AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1893-1897?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Carpenter & Ward, Eugene C. StahlHistory: Began on Oct 26, 1893 and was published at least through Aug 6, 1896. According to an entry in

James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 252 it ceased in1897 when it was absorbed by the ALASKA MINER (DOUGLAS).


Juneau


1893: Oct 26-Dec 281894: Jan 4-Nov 1, Nov 15-Dec 271895: Jan 3-Apr 4, Apr 18-Jun 27, Jul 11-Aug 1, Aug 15, 291896: May 7-14, Jun 25, Aug 6


ASL: JUNE 4/1, JUNE 4/1b, (also unique issue May 14, 1896 on Newspaper microfiche)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 452UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 90 and NEWSPAPER MFICHE 36AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Press (1933)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1933-1935Frequency: weeklyEditor: E.S. EvansHistory: Began on Mar 10, 1933 and was published through Jul 19, 1935. It was part of a series of titles

that were related, beginning with the FORT WRANGEL NEWS (1898) and followed by theDOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS (1898-1921). With the Nov 24, 1931 issue, the title became simplySTROLLER’S WEEKLY. On Jul 24, 1935 it became the ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-41), thenwent back to the title ALASKA PRESS (1942-1947), and finally published under the title ALASKASUNDAY PRESS until it ceased publication with the May 13, 1951 issue.


1933: Mar 10-Nov 3, Nov 17-Dec 291934: Jan 5-Dec 281935: Jan 4-Jul 19

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 17/5, JUNE 18/1-18/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 155AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Press (1942)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1942-1947Frequency: weeklyEditors: S.C. Delong & A.L. DelongHistory: Began on Jan 2, 1942 and was published through Jun 19, 1947. It was part of a series of titles that

were related, beginning with the FORT WRANGEL NEWS (1898) and followed by the DOUGLASISLAND NEWS (1898-1921). With the Nov 24, 1931 issue, the title became simply STROLLER’SWEEKLY. On Mar 10, 1933, it changed titles again to the ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935), then becamethe ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-41), went back to the title ALASKA PRESS (1942-1947), andfinally published under the title ALASKA SUNDAY PRESS until it ceased publication with the May13, 1951 issue.


1942: Jan 2-16, Jan 30-Oct 23, Nov 6-Dec 301943: Jan 8-Apr 30, May 14-Dec 311944: complete1945: Jan 5-Jun 281946: complete1947: Jan 3-Jun 19


Juneau

ASL: JUNE 18/30-18/33 (no 18/32)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 155AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Record-MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1900-1902Frequency: weeklyEditors: W.G. Scroggs, C.M. Irwin, John W. FrameHistory: Began in Mar of 1900 and ceased publication in 1902 when it became the DAILY RECORD-

MINER. It absorbed the ALASKA MINER (DOUGLAS). It was one of a series of related titles thatbegan with the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD in 1888 and eventually ceased publication with theALASKA DAILY RECORD on May 8, 1911. Issues published for a short time in Apr of 1906 werealso called the ALASKA RECORD-MINER, although the commonly used title at that time was theDAILY RECORD-MINER. See the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD entry for additionalinformation.


1900: Mar 10-May 5-Sep 15-29, Oct 13-Dec 291901: Jan 5, Jan 19-Nov 1, Nov 8-Dec 301902: Jan 3-Feb 15, Mar 1, 15-22

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 13/1A-13/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 98AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Republican (1939)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1939-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Sam DukerHistory: Began on Jul 4, 1939. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Nov 9, 1939. It was a publication of the Juneau-Douglas Young Republican Club. On Mar 13,1940, another unrelated newspaper with the same title made its bow, the ALASKA REPUBLICAN(JUNEAU: 1940).


1939: Jul 4, Sep 15, Nov 9Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 3

Alaska Republican (1940)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1940-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Earle C. JamesonHistory: Began on Mar 13, 1940. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Apr 4, 1940. It has the same name as an unrelated monthly newspaper that was begun in Juneauin 1939, the ALASKA REPUBLICAN (JUNEAU: 1939).


1940: Mar 13, 27, Apr 4

Juneau


Alaska SearchlightRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1894-1898Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.O. Sylvester, J.O. PraetorHistory: Began on Dec 17, 1894 and ceased with the Feb 28, 1898 issue, according to an entry in James

Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924", (1927), p. 253.Microfilm holdings: 1894-1898Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1894: Dec 17-311895: Jan 7-Dec 281896: Jan 4-Sep 5, Sep 19-Dec 261897: Jan 2-16, Jan 30-Feb 13, Feb 27-Mar 6, Mar 20-Apr 10, Apr 24-Jun12, Jun 26-Jul 31, Aug 14-

Sep 4, Sep 18-Dec 181898: Feb 12


ASL: JUNE 7/1-7/2, JUNE 7/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1023UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska SpokesmanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1917Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.C. YoungHistory: Began and ceased in 1917. Description based on vol. 1, no. 3 (Apr 8, 1917).Microfilm holdings: 1917Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1917: Apr 8, May 20Holdings located at:

ASL: JUNE 5/1A (4/8/1917 issue), Newspaper microfiche (5/20/1917 issue)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 959UAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 20

Alaska StatesmanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1941Frequency: weeklyEditor: Wally KainHistory: Began with Jan 3, 1941 issue (masthead date has incorrect date of 1940). An unnumbered

preliminary issues precedes vol. 1, no. 1. Probably ceased publication in 1941, but specific date isunknown. It was published at least through Jul 11, 1941.


1941: Jan 3-Jul 11Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.

Juneau

ASL: JUNE 28/1 (more complete), JUNE 22/2 (has a few unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Sunday CapitalSee entry for: ALASKA DAILY CAPITAL

Alaska Sunday Morning PostRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1912-1915Frequency: weeklyEditors: Arthur B. Callaham, Lena Morrow Lewis, Arthur B. CallahamHistory: Began in either 1912 or 1914. Ceased with the Dec 12, 1915 issue. According to the Oct 9, 1912

issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, “The Alaska Sunday Post, published at Juneau, Alaska, bythe Socialists of that town, with A.B. Callaham, editor and menagerie, has appeared.” Later, on Feb 19,1914, the WRANGELL SENTINEL states: “We are in receipt of Vol. 1, No. 1 of the Alaska SundayMorning Post, the latest addition to Alaska newspapers… with A.B. Callaham as editor…”.


1914: May 17, May 31-Jun 14, Jun 28-Jul 5, Jul 19-Nov 1, Nov 15-22, Dec 13 (suspended from Aug 2to Oct 18)

1915: Jan 3, Jan 17-Apr 25, May 9-Dec 12Holdings located at:


Alaska Sunday PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1947-1951Frequency: weeklyEditors: Dorothy H. Pegues, Lew M. Williams, Jr., R.G. MaynardHistory: Began with the Jun 29, 1947 issue and ceased publication on May 13, 1951. It was the last in a

series of titles that were related, beginning with the FORT WRANGEL NEWS (1898) and followed bythe DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS (1898-1921). With the Nov 24, 1931 issue, the title became simplySTROLLER’S WEEKLY. On Mar 10, 1933, it changed titles again to the ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935), then became the ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-41), went back to the title ALASKA PRESS(1942-1947), and before finally being published as the ALASKA SUNDAY PRESS.


1947: Jun 29-Dec 281948: complete1949: Jan 2-Feb 27, Mar 13-Dec 251950: Jan 1-15, Jan 29-Feb 19, Mar 5-Dec 311951: Jan 7-Apr 15, Apr 29-May 13


Alaska TranscriptRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1904-1908Frequency: weekly

Juneau

Editor: John W. FrameHistory: Probably began in Sep or Oct of 1904 and was published through Apr 4, 1908. It became the

ALASKA WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT with the Apr 18, 1908 issue, later becoming a daily called theJUNEAU DAILY TRANSCRIPT (May 6-Sep 9, 1909). The Jan 14 and Jan 21 issues of 1905 show theyear as 1904 incorrectly under the masthead. The ALASKA SENTINEL of Sep 21, 1905 states that“...the Alaska Transcript was one year old…”. The Sep 6, 1905 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLANDNEWS also states that the “...Transcript is a year old”. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s“A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 254, the Alaska Transcript began on Oct17, 1904.


1905: Jan 14-28, Apr 8-15, May 6, Jul 8, Jul 22-Aug 12, Aug 26, Sep 16, Oct 141906: Jan 13-20, Aug 18, Oct 13-Nov 3, Nov 17-Dec 1, Dec 15-291907: Jan 12-Apr 6, Apr 20-27, May 11-Jun 22, Jul 6-Nov 21908: Jan 11, Feb 1, Feb 15-Mar 7, Mar 28-Apr 4



Alaska TruthRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: George E. RigginsHistory: Began in 1899. Date when publication ceased is unknown. According to the Jul 12, 1899 issue of

the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, “The Alaska Truth is the name of a new paper started in Juneau…”.Microfilm holdings: 1900Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1900: Apr 27-May 4Holdings located at:

ASL: JUNE 32/1, Newspaper microficheUAA: NEWSPAPER MFiche 32

Alaska Weekly CapitalSee entry for: ALASKA CAPITAL

Alaska Weekly TranscriptRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1908-1909Frequency: weeklyEditors: Claud H. Dech & Will C. UllrichHistory: Began on Apr 18, 1908 and continued through May 1, 1909. It continued the ALASKA

TRANSCRIPT (Sep or Oct, 1904-Apr 4, 1908). On May 6, 1909 it became the JUNEAU DAILYTRANSCRIPT and was published under that title until it ceased publication on Sept 9, 1909.


1908: Apr 18-Jun 20, Jul 4-Aug 29, Sep 12-Nov 14, Nov 28-Dec 191909: Jan 2, Jan 16-May 1


Juneau

Alaskan (1907)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1907-?Frequency: unknownEditor: John HensonHistory: May have begun and ceased with vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct 1, 1907) which was called a “dummy” issue

by its editor and publisher, John Henson.Microfilm holdings: 1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MFiche 6

Alaskan (1937)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1937-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Albert WhiteHistory: Began on Jul 4, 1937. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1937Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1937: Jul 4-Oct 15Holdings located at:

ASL: JUN 35/1, Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Big SkinnyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1995-1996Frequency: monthlyEditor: Lillian SeapyHistory: Began with the Feb 1995 issue and ceased publication with the Feb 1996 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1995-1996Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1995: Feb-Dec1996: Jan-Feb


BoobRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1918Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Mar 16, 1918 and was published at least through Apr 20, 1918. It was published “…by

the Maloney Campaign Committee, in the interests of the Maloney Ticket.”Microfilm holdings: 1918Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

Juneau


ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MFiche 13

Capital City Weekly (1967)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1967Frequency: weeklyEditors: Bill Newton, Bob (R.N.) and Bill DeArmondHistory: Began on Apr 13, 1967 as a continuation of the INFLUENTIAL WEEKLY that began on Mar 1,

1967. It ceased publication with the Jun 9, 1967 issue. Another unrelated newspaper with the samename began publication in Juneau on Oct 8, 1980. See entry for: CAPITAL CITY WEEKLY(JUNEAU: 1980).


1967: Apr 13-Jun 9Holdings located at:

ASL: JUNE 22/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 165AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Capital City Weekly (1980)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1980-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Renda Heimbigner, Vanessa OrrHistory: Began on Oct 8, 1980. It has the same title as another unrelated Juneau weekly that was published

in 1967.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: To be filmed.

Daily Alaska DispatchRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899-1919Frequency: daily, then weeklyEditor: Ed C. RussellHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1899. The last issue published in Juneau was on Sep 29, 1919. It then moved to

Seattle and was published there from Nov 7, 1919 through Feb 1923 under the title ALASKADISPATCH, which was then continued by the ALASKA WEEKLY (Mar 9, 1923 - Sep 28, 1956). In1911 (specific date unverified), the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH began to issue a concurrent weeklyedition called the WEEKLY ALASKA DISPATCH that may have continued into 1919. From May 4-Sep 29, 1919, the masthead title was still the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH although it was onlypublished weekly on Sundays during that time. On Sundays between 1901 and 1906 it was variouslypublished as the SUNDAY ALASKA DISPATCH (Apr 6, 1901-Jul 11, 1903); the SUNDAYALASKAN (Aug 5-Oct 27, 1906); and the JUNEAU SUNDAY ALASKAN (Nov 10-Dec 8, 1906).


1899: Jul 29-Aug 5, Aug 7-Sep 27, Sep 30, Oct 2-Nov 231900: Jan 26, Feb 2, Mar 12-20, Mar 22-May 22, May 30-Sep 18, Sep 20-Dec 311901: Jan 2-Mar 23, Mar 28-30, Apr 5-Apr 16, Apr 18-Jun 29, Jul 1-Aug 31, Sep 3-Nov 30, Sep 3-Nov

30, Dec 2-Dec 24, Dec 27-311902: Jan 2-Jul 3, Jul 5-Aug 8, Aug 11-Nov 26, Nov 28-Dec 24, Dec 29-311903: Jan 2-27, Jan 29-Feb 24, Feb 28, Mar 3-Apr 20, Apr 22-May 5, May 7-29, Jun 1-Jul 9, Jul 11-16,

Juneau

18-20, 22-25, 28, Aug 26-Sep 3, Sep 5, 10, 14, 16-23, Sep 25-Oct 2, Oct 5-16, Oct 29-Nov 4,Nov 6, Nov 9-12, Dec 2-15, 19-26, 28-31

1904: Jan 2-9, Feb 13-18, Feb 23-Mar 1, Mar 4-12, 15-17, 22-24, 26, Jun 11, 24, Jul 1-20, 23, Jul 30-Aug 5, Aug 9-Oct 14, Oct 17-Nov 7, Nov 9-15, 17-28, Dec 1-31

1905: Jan 3-14, 17-29, Jan 31-Feb 18, Feb 21-23, Feb 25-Mar 7, Mar 9-May 18, May 20-Jun 10, Jun13-23, Jun 26-Sep 7, Sep 11-Nov 6, Nov 8-21, 23-24, Nov 27-Dec 30

1906: Jan 2-19, Jan 22-Feb 21, Mar 1-16, Mar 19-Apr 2, Apr 5-May 18, May 21-23, May 25-Jun 12,Jun 16-Nov 7, Nov 12-26, 28-30, Dec 3-31

1907: Jan 2-5, 8-12, Jan 15-Feb 9, Feb12-14, 16-28, Mar 3-22, Mar 26-Apr 12, Apr 15-16, Apr 19-May10, May 12-Jun 28, Jul 1, Jul 3-Aug 29, Aug 31-Oct 9, Oct 11-Nov 8, Nov 11-Dec 31

1908: Jan 2-3, Jan 6-Feb 15, Feb 18-20, 24-26, Feb 28-Mar 6, Mar 9-17, Mar 19-Apr 2, Apr 4-Oct 15,Oct 17-30, Nov 2-Dec 2, Dec 4-19, 22-24, 28-30

1909: Jan 2-19, Jan 21-Oct 19, Oct 22-Nov 12, Nov 15-Dec 311910: Jan 3-Feb 12, Feb 14-Jun 29, Jul 1-Oct 17, Oct 19-Nov 1, Nov 3-25, Nov 28-Dec 22, Dec 24-291911: Jan 3, Jan 5-9, 11-21, Jan 24-Feb 21, Feb 23-Jun 1, Jun 3-Jul 3, Jul 6-8, 11-31, Aug 2-Dec 8, Dec

11-13, 15-301912: Jan 2-Jun 3, Jun 5-Dec 311913: Jan 2-Aug 27, Aug 29-30, Sep 2-4, Sep 6-Oct 17, Oct 20-Nov 26, Nov 28-Dec 24, Dec 26-311914: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 25-Apr 14, Apr 16-May 9, May 12-Jul 4, Jul 8-Oct 10, Oct 13-Dec 311915: Jan 1-Mar 28, Mar 31-Dec 311916: Jan 1-Feb 9, Feb 11-Dec 311917: Jan 2-6, 9-13, Jan 16-Feb 3, Feb 6-7, 9-28, Mar 2-4, 7-10, 13-19, Mar 21-Jul 22, Jul 25-Dec 9,

Dec 12-23, 27-301918: Jan 1-Mar 30, Apr 2-May 25, May 28-29, May 31-Sep 19, Sep 21-24, Oct 2-5, 8-12, 15-29, Nov

1-7, 10-16, 18, 20-23, 26-27, 30-311919: Jan 2-Apr 30


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Some filmed out of order.ASL: JUNE 3/1-3/45UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 13UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 116AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Alaska EmpireRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1926-1964Frequency: dailyEditors: John W. Troy, R.W. Bender, Helen Troy Bender, Helen Troy Monsen, W.M. Carter, E.A. Friend,

A.E. Campbell, J.F. Beard, Jack Daum, Paul Dumas, R.F. Wagner, Horace Campbell, Joe Kirkbride,D.W. Reynolds, R.L. Brown, J.J. Ryan, D. Lambert

History: Began on Dec 8, 1926 and was published through Jul 21, 1964. It was a continuation of theALASKA DAILY EMPIRE which began on Nov 2, 1912 and continued through Dec 7, 1926. From Jul22, 1964 through Jul 7, 1968 it was called the JUNEAU ALASKA EMPIRE. On Jul 8, 1968 it becamethe SOUTHEAST ALASKA EMPIRE and was published under this title through Feb 8, 1980. On Feb11, 1980, it became the JUNEAU EMPIRE. On Aug 23, 1952, the DAILY ALASKA EMPIREpublished an issue with the masthead title: SKAGWAY DAILY ALASKAN to celebrate the beginningof a new Skagway newspaper by that name. The content was the same as the regular issue Aug 23, 1952issue.


1926: Dec 8-311927-28: complete1929: Jan 1-Nov 4, Nov 6-Dec 311930: Jan 1-May 7, May 9-Dec 311931-38: complete1939: Jan 2-16, Jan 18-Mar 25, Mar 27-Dec 301940: Jan 1-Dec 21, Dec 23-31

Juneau

1941: Jan 1-Mar 22, Mar 24-Dec 311942-1944: complete1945: Jan 1-Jul 14, Jul 16-Dec 311946-1947: complete1948: Jan 1-May 27, May 28-Dec 311949-1963: complete1964: Jan 2-Jul 21

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESNote: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues.Consult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary among libraries.

ASL: JUNE 14/40-14/150, JUNE 14A/2 (misc. 1936-1963 issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 4UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 35AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Alaska MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899-1900Frequency: dailyHistory: Published for six months between Oct 1899 and Mar 1900 as a concurrent edition to the

ALASKA MINER (JUNEAU). References to this title appear in the Oct 21, 1899 issue of theALASKAN (SITKA): “Volume one, number one of the Daily Alaska Miner has reached our table…” ,and the May 5, 1900 issue states: “After an experiment covering a period of six months, themanagement of the Daily Alaska Miner has demonstrated that the time is not yet ripe for a daily miningjournal in Alaska…”. The weekly ALASKA MINER (JUNEAU) ceased publication at the same time onMar 3, 1900 and was absorbed by the ALASKA RECORD-MINER.


Daily Evening Record & Weekly Mining RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899Frequency: dailyEditor: George T. UlmerHistory: This title was published in Feb of 1899 only, as best as can be determined from existing issues. It

was one of a series of related titles that began with the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD in 1888 andeventually ceased publication with the ALASKA DAILY RECORD on May 8, 1911. See the JUNEAUCITY MINING RECORD entry for additional information.



ASL: JUNE 2/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 98AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Record-MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1902-1907Frequency: dailyEditors: John W. Frame, L. R. Gillette & Walter S. Coutant, Walter S. Coutant, John B. DennyHistory: Began on Jan 13, 1902 and ceased publication with the Sep 7, 1907 issue when it became the

Juneau

ALASKA DAILY RECORD. It published a concurrent weekly edition called the WEEKLY RECORD-MINER in 1904. The DAILY RECORD-MINER was one of a series of related titles that began with theJUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD in 1888 and eventually ceased publication with the ALASKADAILY RECORD on May 8, 1911. See the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD entry for additionalinformation.


1902: Jan 14-15, Feb 4, 6, 10, 20, Mar 29, Apr 7,19, Apr 26-May 3, May 6, 10-29, 30, Jun 2-4, 6-14,17-18, 20-21, 25-27, 30, Jul 1, 5-9, 10-13, 15-19, 21-26, 28-31, Aug 1-4, Aug 6-Sep 2, Sep 3-17,19-22, 24-26, Sep 29-Nov 20, Nov 22, 25-26, Nov 28-Dec 1, Dec 5-24, 26-27, 29-31

1903: Jan 2-Mar 11, Mar 14-May 8, May 11-16, 20-28, Jun 1-4, 6-30, Jul 3-17, Jul 20-Aug 10, Aug 12-24, 26-27, 29-31, Sep 11, Oct 9, Nov 28

1904: Feb 12, 16, Mar 31, Jun 23, Sep 14, 19-21, 26, Sep 29-Oct 1, Oct 3, Nov 1-4, 7-161905: Jan 3-4, 6-16, 18-30, Feb 8-22, Feb 24-Mar 22, Mar 24-Apr 4, Apr 6-May 31, Jun 1-14, Jun 16-

Sep 3, Sep 6-20 (MANY ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE)1906: Apr 21-22, Dec 211907: Jan 5-12, Jan 15-Feb 15, Feb 17-Apr 20, Apr 23-May 4, May 7-8, 10-12, 16, 18, 26-28, 30-31,

Jun 4-13, 15-19, 21, 25, Jul 6, Jul 9-13, 16-30, Aug 1-7, 9-13, 15-19, 23-26, 30-31, Sep 3-7(SOME ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE)



Franklin Street SleeperRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1976-1977?Frequency: unknownEditor: Scott WoodhallHistory: Began on Nov 5, 1976. Publication may have ceased in 1977.Microfilm holdings: 1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1976: Nov 5-Dec 10Holdings located at:


GazetteRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1980-1980?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Kris HaightHistory: Probably began in Jul of 1980 as the GAZETTE. The title that appears on the Sep issue is

JUNEAU GAZETTE. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least throughDec of 1980.


1980: Aug-DecHoldings located at:

ASL: JUNE 36/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Juneau


GleamRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1916, 1919Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.H. McAvoyHistory: Began on Oct 8, 1916. It was suspended with the Dec 17, 1916 issue. It resumed publication with

the Mar 16, 1919 issue. It ceased publication on Sep 14, 1919.Microfilm holdings: 1916, 1919Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1916: Oct 8-Dec 171919: Mar 16-Sep 14

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microfiche, MCCA 2/1 (same 1916 issues as on fiche)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 91UAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 22AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Influential WeeklyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1967Frequency: weeklyEditor: Warren W. WileyHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1967 and was published through Apr 5, 1967. Its title changed to the CAPITAL

CITY WEEKLY (JUNEAU: 1967) with the Apr 13, 1967 issue. It ceased publication with the Jun 9,1967 issue.



ASL: JUNE 22/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 171AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau Alaska EmpireRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1964-1968Frequency: dailyEditors: Lynn Thomas, A.B. Gregory, Chuck Hoyt, Allan Adasiak, Frank F. Brown, Jr., Gerry Bowkett, J.

StringerHistory: Began on Jul 22, 1964 and was published through Jul 7, 1968. It was a continuation of the

ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE (Nov 2, 1912-Dec 7, 1926) and the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE (Dec 8,1926-Jul 21, 1964). On Jul 8, 1968 it became the SOUTHEAST ALASKA EMPIRE and was publishedunder this title through Feb 8, 1980. On Feb 11, 1980, it became the JUNEAU EMPIRE.


1964: Jul 22-Aug 6, Aug 9-Dec 311965-1967: complete1968: Jan 2-Apr 18, Apr 21-Jul 7

Note: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues.


Juneau

Check reels carefully! Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary among libraries.ASL: JUNE 14/150-14/169, Newspaper microfiche (1967 summer Centennial issue only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 35UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 4AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau City Mining RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1888-1894Frequency: weeklyEditors: Frank F. Myers, D. Davies, Otis Smith, G.B. SwinehartHistory: Began Apr 5, 1888 and ceased publication on Jun 18, 1894. It was the first in a series of related

titles and title changes that were published between 1888 and 1911. As best as can be determined fromexisting issues, they are as follows: ALASKA MINING RECORD (1894-1899), that was followed bythe DAILY EVENING RECORD AND WEEKLY MINING RECORD (Feb 1899 only), which thenbecame the WEEKLY MINING RECORD (Mar-Jul 1899) before returning to its earlier title, theALASKA MINING RECORD (1899-1900). Next it absorbed the ALASKA MINER (DOUGLAS) tobecome the ALASKA RECORD-MINER (1900-1902), then becoming a daily in 1902 called theDAILY RECORD-MINER (1902-1907). A concurrent edition called the WEEKLY RECORD-MINERwas published for an unknown period of time beginning in 1904. The last title in this group was theALASKA DAILY RECORD that began on Sep 9, 1907 and ceased publication on May 8, 1911.


1888: Apr 5-Dec 271889: complete1890: Jan 2-Apr 10, Apr 24-May 8, May 22-Jun 26, Jul 24-Dec 251891: Jan 1, Jan 15-May 28, Jun 11-Dec 311892: Jan 7-Sep 22, Oct 6-Dec 291893: Jan 5-Apr 6, Apr 20, May 4-25, Jun 29-Jul 27, Aug 31-Sep 21, Oct 5-Dec 301894: Jan 6, Jan 20-Mar 10, Apr 7-14, Apr 28-Jun 18


ASL: JUNE 2/1A-2/1B, JUNE 2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 98AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau CourierRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1890-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but a reference to this title appears in the

Nov 22, 1890 issue of the ALASKA FREE PRESS which states: “ No. 3, Vol. 7 of the Juneau Courieris at hand. It is an advertising sheet for the mammoth drug house of C.E. Coon…and is filled withchoice reading matter, telling the people principally how they can cure themselves.”.


Juneau Daily CapitalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1920-1921Frequency: dailyEditors: E.E. Beard, Will A. SteelHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 251, it began publishing under this title on Dec 20, 1920. It continued through May27, 1921. On Sundays it was published as the JUNEAU SUNDAY CAPITAL. On May 29, 1921, it

Juneau

ceased publishing a daily edition and continued as a weekly with the name JUNEAU SUNDAYCAPITAL through Jul 29, 1923. These titles continued the ALASKA CAPITAL and the ALASKASUNDAY CAPITAL that began on Mar 5, 1920.


1921: Feb 18-May 27Holdings located at:


Juneau Daily TranscriptRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1909Frequency: dailyEditor: Will C. UllrichHistory: Began on May 6, 1909 and ceased publication with the Sep 9, 1909 issue. Per the Sep 10, 1909

issue of the ALASKA DAILY DISPATCH, “With yesterday’s issue of the Transcript, its publicationceased.” It continued the ALASKA TRANSCRIPT (Sep or Oct, 1904-Apr 4, 1908), which became theALASKA WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT (Apr 18, 1908-May 1, 1909).


1909: May 6-7, May 11-Sep 9Holdings located at:

ASL: JUNE 8/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 33UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 78AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau EmpireRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1980-presentFrequency: dailyEditors: Carl Sampson, Larry Persily, Suzanne DowningHistory: Began on Feb 11, 1980. It is the current title of a newspaper that began on Nov 12, 1912 and had

several different titles: ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE (Nov 2, 1912-Dec 7, 1926), DAILY ALASKAEMPIRE (Dec 8, 1926-Jul 21, 1964), JUNEAU ALASKA EMPIRE (Jul 22, 1964-Jul 7, 1968), and theSOUTHEAST ALASKA EMPIRE (Jul 8, 1968-Feb 8, 1980). In Jan of 1998, the JUNEAU EMPIREbegan publishing a semimonthly regional concurrent edition called the SOUTHEAST EMPIRE.


1980: Feb 11-Dec 311981-1990: complete1991-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 14/208-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 4UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 35AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau Free LanceRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1916-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Aug 21, 1916 as a Democratic campaign newspaper. Date when publication ceased is

Juneau



ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 17

Juneau GazetteSee entry for: GAZETTE (JUNEAU)

Juneau Independent (1952)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1952-1959Frequency: weeklyEditors: Jack McFarland, George Sundborg, Richard E. Campbell, Chuck Hoyt, Vernon M. MetcalfeHistory: Began on Sep 4, 1952 and ceased publication on Apr 29, 1959. An unrelated title of the same

name was published in Juneau in 1975 and 1976. See entry for: JUNEAU INDEPENDENT (1975).Microfilm holdings: 1952-1959Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1952: Sep 4-Dec 311953: complete1954: Jan 7-Nov 23, Dec 2-301955-1958: complete1959: Jan 7-Apr 29

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 21/1-21/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 20AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau Independent (1975)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1975-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: John E. StringerHistory: Began Jul 16, 1975 and was published at least through Mar 6, 1976. An unrelated title of the same

name was published in Juneau from 1952-1959. See entry for: JUNEAU INDEPENDENT (1952).Microfilm holdings: 1975-1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1975: Jul 16-Aug 61976: Feb 21-Mar 6


ASL: JUNE 29/1, Newspaper microfiche (1975 issues only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1233UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 209, MFICHE 38AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau JournalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1901-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: George E. RigginsHistory: Began in May of 1901 as a continuation of the SUN (1899?-1901), which continued the

Juneau

SUNDAY SUN (1899). It was published at least through Jun 13 of 1903. According to the May 4, 1901issue of the ALASKAN (SITKA): “The Juneau Sun…was removed to its new quarters…about twoweeks ago, and will from the first Friday in May appear under its new name — the Juneau Journal”.


1901: Aug 16, 301902: Jul 121903: Jun 13


ASL: JUNE 37/1, Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 15

Juneau SpiritRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1921-1922Frequency: weeklyEditor: Sid D. CharlesHistory: Began on Mar 19, 1921 and ceased in 1922.Microfilm holdings: 1921-1922Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1921: Mar 19-Nov 17, Dec 1-151922: Jan 5, 19-26, Feb 16-23

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 16/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 100AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau Sunday AlaskanSee entry for: DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH

Juneau Sunday CapitalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1920?-1923Frequency: weeklyEditor: Will A. SteelHistory: The Sunday edition of the JUNEAU DAILY CAPITAL appeared sometime after Dec 20, 1920

and continued through Jul 29, 1923. It continued the ALASKA SUNDAY CAPITAL which was theSunday edition of the ALASKA DAILY CAPITAL that began on Mar 5, 1920 and changed its name tothe JUNEAU DAILY CAPITAL on Dec 20, 1920. On May 29, 1921, the JUNEAU DAILY CAPITALceased publishing a daily edition and continued as a weekly under its Sunday edition name, theJUNEAU SUNDAY CAPITAL, through Jul 29, 1923.


1921: Feb 20-May 1, May 15-Dec 251922: complete1923: Jan 7-Jul 29

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 11/4-11/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 122AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Juneau WhatRegion: Southeast

Juneau

Publication dates: 1986-presentFrequency: irregularEditor: Jeff BrownHistory: Began on Dec 1, 1986. Satirical newspaper.Microfilm holdings: NoneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilmHoldings located at:

ASL: CONSULT LIBRARY

Miner (1934)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1934?-?Frequency: irregularHistory: Began in 1934. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through

Feb 18, 1935. Description based on vol. 1, no 3 (Jun 4, 1934).Microfilm holdings: 1934-1935Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1934: Jun 4, Jul 16, Aug 6, Sep 22, Dec 11935: Jan 21-Feb 18


PaperRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1995-1997Frequency: weeklyEditor: Larry PersilyHistory: Began on Nov 22, 1995 and ceased publication on Jan 17, 1997.Microfilm holdings: 1995-1997Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1995: Nov 22-Dec 271996: complete1997: Jan 3-17


Republican AdvocateSee entry for: REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE (KETCHIKAN)

Southeast Alaska EmpireRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1968-1980Frequency: dailyEditors: Frank F. Brown, Jr., Carl SampsonHistory: Began on Jul 8, 1968 and was published under this title through Feb 8, 1980. On Feb 11, 1980, it

became the JUNEAU EMPIRE. It was a continuation of several titles: ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE(Nov 2, 1912-Dec 7, 1926), DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE (Dec 8, 1926-Jul 21, 1964), and the JUNEAUALASKA EMPIRE (Jul 22, 1964-Jul 7, 1968).


Juneau

Detailed holdings:1968: Jul 8-Dec 311969-1970: complete1971-1972: inventory incomplete, check microfilm1973: complete1974: Jan 1-Sep 9, Sep 23-30, Oct 7-9, 14, 23, 25, 29, Nov 12-14, 26-27, Dec 2, 5, 11-13, 23-24, 26, 311975: Jan 1-2, 6, 8-14, 17-24, 28, Jan 30-Feb 3, Feb 5-13, 17-24, 26, 28, Mar 4-7, 11-12, 17-18, 21, 25,

27, 31, Apr 7, 9, 14-15, 17, Apr 21- Dec 311976-1978: inventory incomplete, check microfilm1979: complete1980: Jan 1-Feb 8

Note: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues.Consult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary among libraries.


Southeast EmpireRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1998-presentFrequency: semimonthlyEditor: James MacPhersonHistory: Began with the Jan 1988 issue. Published as a concurrent regional edition of the JUNEAU

EMPIRE.Microfilm holdings:Detailed holdings: To be filmed

Southeast ShopperRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1994-1995Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jeff KempHistory: Began Nov 16, 1994 and ceased in Feb 1995.Microfilm holdings: 1994Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1994: Nov 16, 30, Dec 7Holdings located at:


Southeastern Sun and Salmon WrapperRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1971-1973, 1987Frequency: irregularEditors: Louise Champagne, Chip Thoma, Jennifer WilkeHistory: Began with the Aug 1971 issue and was published irregularly through Mar of 1973 when it ceased

publication. The editor revived the newspaper with an Aug 1987 issue, but that was the last issuepublished.

Microfilm holdings: 1971-1973, 1987Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

Juneau

1971: Aug, Sep, Dec (complete)1972: Feb, Apr, Aug, Oct (complete)1973: Mar (complete)suspended publication 1974-19861987: Aug (complete)

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 33/1, Newspaper microfiche (less complete)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MFICHE 28

Stroller’s WeeklyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1931-1933Frequency: weeklyEditors: H.B. Selby, E.S. EvansHistory: Began with the Nov 24, 1931 issue and published under this title through Mar 3, 1933. It was part

of a series of titles that were related, beginning with the FORT WRANGEL NEWS (1898) and followedby the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS (1898-1921). With the Jul 9, 1921 issue, the title became theSTROLLER’S WEEKLY AND DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS through Nov 20, 1931. On Mar 10, 1933,it changed titles again to the ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935), then became the ALASKA DAILYPRESS (1935-41), went back to the title ALASKA PRESS (1942-1947), and finally published under thetitle ALASKA SUNDAY PRESS until it ceased publication with the May 13, 1951 issue.


1931: Nov 24-Dec 251932: complete1933: Jan 6-Mar 3

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 17/4-17/5UAF: ALASKA PER MF 198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 155AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Stroller’s Weekly and Douglas Island NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1921-1931Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.J. “Stroller” White, Mrs. E.J. White, H.B. SelbyHistory: Began on Jul 9, 1921 and was published through Nov 20, 1931. It was part of a series of titles that

were related, beginning with the FORT WRANGEL NEWS (1898) and followed by the DOUGLASISLAND NEWS (1898-1921). With the Nov 24, 1931 issue, the title became simply STROLLER’SWEEKLY. On Mar 10, 1933, it changed titles again to the ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935), then becamethe ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-41), went back to the title ALASKA PRESS (1942-1947), andfinally published under the title ALASKA SUNDAY PRESS until it ceased publication with the May13, 1951 issue.


1921: Jul 9-Dec 311922-1929: complete1930: Jul 5-Dec 251931: Jan 1-Nov 20

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies

ASL: DOUG 1/8, JUNE 17/1-17/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 198UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 155

Juneau


SunRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899?-1901Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jack RussellHistory: Began in 1899 or 1900 as a continuation of the SUNDAY SUN. It was published until Apr 1901

(specific date unknown). It was continued by the JUNEAU JOURNAL in May of 1901. Date when itceased publication is unknown, but it was published at least through Jun 13, 1903. “Weekly” appearsabove masthead ornament.



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Sunday Alaska DispatchSee entry for: DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH

Sunday AlaskanSee entry for: DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH

Sunday SunRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899-1899?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jack RussellHistory: Began in 1899 and was published at least through mid-Dec of 1899. The Dec 21, 1899 issue of

the DAILY [MORNING] ALASKAN of Skagway states that they have “…received a copy of theChristmas Juneau Sunday Sun.”. It changed its title to the SUN sometime between late Dec of 1899 andJul 28, 1900. It then became the JUNEAU JOURNAL in May of 1901. Date when this title ceasedpublication is unknown, but it was published at least through Jun 13 of 1903.

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC database for possible microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Voice of BrotherhoodRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1954-1976Frequency: monthlyEditors: Cyrus E. Peck, Sr., Cy Peck, Jr., Charlotte Siverly, Ray PeckHistory: Began on Dec 22, 1954. Ceased publication with the Mar-May 1976 issue. A monthly publication

intended to be a voice concerning issues of importance to all Alaskans, especially the Native populationof Alaska. In later years the publisher’s statement notes that the VOICE OF BROTHERHOOD is “...asubsidiary of T.L.I.N.G.I.T.: the Tides People, Inc., a corporation dedicated to the promotion andpreservation of the values and cultures of the original peoples of Alaska”. It also states that the opinionsexpressed “…do not necessarily reflect the views of the Alaska Native Brotherhood or Sisterhood”.


1954: Dec 221955-1956: complete1957: Feb-Nov1958-1976: complete

Juneau

MANY UNREADABLE ISSUES (especially 1970-1976)Holdings located at:


Weekly Alaska DispatchRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1911?-1919?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but it was published concurrently with

the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH at least between 1911 and 1915.Microfilm holdings: 1911-1912, 1915-1916Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1911: Sep 23, Nov 11, Nov 25-Dec 301912: Jan 6-Sep 211915: May 8-22, Jun 5-Jul 10, Jul 24-Dec 11, Dec 251916: Jan 1-Feb 5, Feb 19-Oct 28, Nov 25-Dec 2, Dec 16


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Weekly Mining RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1899 and ceased publication with the Jul 19, 1899 issue when it was continued

by the ALASKA MINING RECORD (1899-1900). It was one of a series of related titles that beganwith the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD in 1888 and eventually ceased publication with theALASKA DAILY RECORD on May 8, 1911. See the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD entry foradditional information.

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult OCLC database for microfilm holdings at the Library of Congress

Weekly Record MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1904-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: L.R. Gillette & Walter S. CoutantHistory: Began in Nov of 1904 as a concurrent edition to the DAILY RECORD-MINER. Date when

publication ceased is unknown. It was one of a series of related titles that began with the JUNEAUCITY MINING RECORD in 1888 and eventually ceased publication with the ALASKA DAILYRECORD on May 8, 1911. See the JUNEAU CITY MINING RECORD entry for additionalinformation.



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Juneau

Weekly SunSee entry for: SUN

Kake

KakeKake NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1940?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: References to the KAKE NEWS appear in the Apr 26, 1940 issue of the WRANGELL

SENTINEL and to the KAKE WEEKLY NEWS, in the Sep 27, 1940 issue of the WRANGELLSENTINEL.


Kake Weekly NewsSee entry for: KAKE NEWS

Town NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1934?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Reference to this title is from the Mar 30, 1934 issue of the WRANGELL SENTINEL which

states: “The students of the higher grades publish a most commendable weekly ‘Town News’.”Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Katalla

KatallaCarbon Center KickerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1909-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Kanak Bob Straus & Heine EstabrookHistory: Reference to this title comes from the May 15, 1909 issue of the KATALLA HERALD which

states, “The ‘Carbon Center Kicker’ published Fridays with the Wild West Show Co....has made itsappearance at ‘one drink per copy’. It is hand painted and humorous, and full of pleasant personalities,perpetrated it is strongly suspected by Kanak Bob Straus and Heine Estabrook.”


Catalla DrillRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1903?-?Frequency: weekly?Editor: Willoughby ClarkHistory: Probably began on Dec 21, 1903. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1903-1904 (excerpts only)Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1903: Dec 21-261904: Jan 26, Feb 8 (two other issues are included with possibly incorrect dates. Suspect they are Jan 1

and 8 of 1904, but called Feb 1 and 8 of 1903 in the transcription)The above dates refer to what appeared on the excerpts of CATALLA DRILL issues as they were

transcribed and reprinted in the CORDOVA DAILY TIMES in the early part of 1930.Holdings located at:

ASL: CORD 2/34 (See Jan-Mar, 1930 issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 17

Diamond DrillRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: Mr. Claude B. KinneyHistory: Began on Aug 22, 1907. Probably ceased publication in Dec of 1907. According to the Dec 21,

1907 issue of the KATALLA HERALD: “The Diamond Drill has suspended publication and Mr.Kinney will remove the plant to Cordova”.



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Katalla DrillSee entry for: CATALLA DRILL

Katalla HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1907-1909Frequency: weekly

Katalla

Editor: J.F.A. StrongHistory: Began on Aug 10, 1907 and ceased publication on Jul 24, 1909.Microfilm holdings: 1907-1909Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1907: Aug 10-Dec 281908: complete1909: Jan 2-Jul 24

Holdings located at:ASL: KATA 1/1-1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 99UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 144

Kenai

KenaiAnchorage Daily News Kenai Peninsula EditionRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1997-presentFrequency: dailyHistory: Began in Feb of 1997.Microfilm holdings: 1997-presentDetailed holdings:

1997: Feb- present: check microfilm of the ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS for the Kenai edition whichis filmed immediately following each Anchorage issue.

Holdings located at:ASL: ANCH 4/482-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 12UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 2AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cheechako NewsSee entries for: KENAI PENINSULA CHEECHAKO, KENAI PENINSULA CHEECHAKO NEWS

Clarion DispatchRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1996?-presentFrequency: weeklyHistory: A weekly publication of the PENINSULA CLARION.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Not currently available on microfilm

Cook Inlet ChroniclesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1978-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in 1978 and continued at least through Jul 25 of 1980.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Cook Inlet CourierSee entry for: COOK INLET COURIER (HOMER)

Kenai Peninsula CheechakoRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1959-1960Frequency: frequency variesEditors: Loren and Dorothy StewartHistory: Began on Oct 30, 1959. On May 6, 1960 the masthead title changed to read the KENAI

PENINSULA CHEECHAKO NEWS and continued publication under that title until shortly after theplace of publication changed to Soldotna on Sep 25, 1986. It changed its title to the KENAIPENINSULA SOLDOTNA SUN with the Oct 23, 1985 issue and kept that title until it ceasedpublication with the Mar 12, 1986 issue.


1959: Oct 30-Dec 241960: Jan 15-Apr 22

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Kenai

Holdings located at:ASL: KENA 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 76UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 36AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kenai Peninsula Cheechako NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1960-1985Frequency: frequency variesEditors: Loren Stewart, Mabel SmithHistory: Began as the KENAI PENINSULA CHEECHAKO on Oct 30, 1959. On May 6, 1960 the

masthead title changed to read the KENAI PENINSULA CHEECHAKO NEWS and continuedpublication under this title until shortly after the place of publication changed to Soldotna on Sep 25,1986. It changed its title to the KENAI PENINSULA SOLDOTNA SUN with the Oct 23, 1985 issueand kept that title until it ceased publication with the Mar 12, 1986 issue.


1960: May 6-Dec 161961-1984: complete1985: Jan 2-Oct 9

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES (ESPECIALLY PRIOR TO 1976)Holdings located at:

ASL: KENA 2/1-2/29UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 76UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 36AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Peninsula ClarionRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1970-presentFrequency: weekly, then dailyEditors: John Marrs, Lori EvansHistory: Began on Aug 27, 1970. Began publishing a concurrent weekly edition called the CLARION

DISPATCH in 1996 (probable year).Microfilm holdings: 1970-presentDetailed holdings:

1970: Aug 27-Dec 311971-1974: complete1975: Jan 2-Oct 23, Nov 6-Dec 301976-1993: complete1994: Jan 3-Jun 29, Jul-Dec (inventory incomplete, check microfilm)1995-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: KENA 3/1A-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 692UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 72AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Peninsula Market PlaceRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1996-presentFrequency: monthlyEditor: Michael C. MishouHistory: Began with the Jun 1996 issue.Microfilm holdings:Detailed holdings: To be filmed

Kenai

River Bank NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1929?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Reference to this title appears in the manuscript “A Log of My Life’s Experiences” by Capt. J. A.

Rasmussen, [n.d.], p. 32 which states, “Esther, who was now 12 years old, passed some of her timeduring the summer, printing a little paper, which she called the ‘River Bank News’. In it she wrote upinteresting events pertaining to the salmon canning activities…”.


Kennicott

KennicottKennecott StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1937-1938Frequency: irregular during school yearHistory: Began on Nov 29, 1937 by the pupils of Blackburn School, Kennicott. An early misspelling of

Kennicott resulted in the mining company being called the Kennecott Copper Corporation, while theregion, river and settlement were known as Kennicott, named after the Kennicott Glacier in honor ofpioneer Alaska explorer Robert Kennicott. The last issue was published on May 19, 1938.


1937: Nov 29 (Year incorrectly noted as 1837 on masthead)1938: Jan 31-May 19

Holdings located at:ASL: KENNC 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kennicott StarSee entry for: KENNECOTT STAR

Ketchikan

KetchikanAlaska Daily NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1922?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began in 1922. Reference to this title appeared in a file at the National Archives in

Washington, D.C. in Fish and Wildlife Service Record Group 92, File 59, Newspapers and Clippings,1915-1923. Possibly a reference to the 1922 KETCHIKAN DAILY NEWS, but it may be a separatepublication entirely. Further verification needed.

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known microfilm holdings

Alaska ExaminerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1924?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Probably began on Jan 19, 1924. Ceased publication on or after Sep 13, 1924, per references in

the Dec 13, 1924 issue of the STROLLER’S WEEKLY and in the Jan 7, 1925 issue of the HYDERWEEKLY HERALD.


1924: Feb 2, 16, Mar 1, Jul 26, Sep 13Holdings located at:

ASL: KETC 16/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska FishermanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1923-1931Frequency: monthlyEditors: William L. Paul, Louis F. PaulHistory: Began on Feb 15, 1923 in Juneau, but moved to begin publishing in Ketchikan with the May,

1923 issue. It remained in Ketchikan until moving to Petersburg with the Apr or May 1931 issue. It waspublished there at least through Sep 1932. It was a publication of the Alaska Native Brotherhood. Seealso entries under: ALASKA FISHERMAN (JUNEAU: 1923) and ALASKA FISHERMAN(PETERSBURG). This publication is not related to the ALASKA FISHERMAN (NAKNEK) publishedin the later 1950s and early 1960s in Naknek.


1923: May1924-1929: complete1930: Feb-Aug, Nov-Dec1931: Jan-Mar, Sep-Oct


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Ketchikan

Alaska Fishing NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1934-1945Frequency: weekly, then triweeklyEditors: A.W. Sherman, Sid D. CharlesHistory: Probably began on Jul 20, 1934. It ceased publication with the Sep 14, 1945 issue. It then became

the KETCHIKAN DAILY ALASKA FISHING NEWS which began on Sep 17, 1945 and continuedthrough Jul 31, 1947. On Aug 1, 1947 it became the KETCHIKAN DAILY NEWS, the current title.The ALASKA FISHING NEWS began as the “official organ of the Alaska Trollers’ Association”.Beginning in the Spring of 1942, it included a separately titled section called the KETCHIKAN USOSERVICE RECORD that appeared through Apr 27, 1946.


1934: Aug 3-Dec 281935: Jan 4-Jul 19, Aug 2-Nov 1, Nov 8-Dec 241936: Jan 3-Mar 20, Mar 27-Sep 18, Sep 25-Dec 251937: Jan 1-Dec 10, Dec 21-281938: Jan 4-Dec 301939: Jan 3-Oct 25, Oct 30-Dec 18, Dec 271940: Jan 3-Jun 26, Jul 1-Sep 27, Oct 2-Dec 301941-1944: complete1945: Jan 3-Sep 14


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Alaska IndependentRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1930?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Bennet C. HansonHistory: Probably began in Aug of 1930. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Reference to this

newspaper appears in the Aug 30, 1930 issue of the STROLLER’S WEEKLY, which states: “TheAlaska Independent is the name of a new four-page weekly newspaper which made it appearance atKetchikan under the management of Bennet C. Hanson, with Paul W. Hanson in charge of circulation.”


Alaska PioneerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1918-1919Frequency: monthly, then weeklyEditors: T.R. Needham & Paul F. StanhopeHistory: Began with Jul 1918 issue and continued through Feb 8, 1919 when it merged with the DAILY

PROGRESSIVE MINER to form the KETCHIKAN TIMES.Microfilm holdings: 1918-1919Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1918: Jul-Sep, Oct 12-26, Nov 9, Nov 23-281919: Jan 11-18, Feb 1-8

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 14/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 187

Ketchikan


Alaska ResidentRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1930-?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: Patrick GildeaHistory: Began on Oct 1, 1930. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It states that it is “…published

under the auspices of the Alaska Seiners’ Association in the interest of the people who reside inAlaska.”




Alaska ReviewRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1958-?Frequency: 3 times yearlyEditor: Mrs. Frances N. GraingerHistory: Began with Dec 15, 1958 issue. This issue (vol. 1, no. 1) states, “At the dawn of statehood, the

Alaska Review makes it appearance….Efforts will be directed to keep contents lively and interestingwith current and reliable information about Alaska.”




Alaska TruthRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1926-1926?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Began with vol. 1, no. 1, undated, but presumed to be published in Sep 1926 based on the Oct

1926 (vol. 1, no. 3) issue. Date when publication ceased has not been verified, but probably the Oct1926 was the last issue. States that it is published in Wacker, Alaska, near Ketchikan.


1926: Sep, OctHoldings located at:


Ketchikan

Blue Star JournalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1970?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Published during the early 1970s. Further verification needed.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Daily MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1906-1915?Frequency: dailyEditors: Walter S. Coutant, A.P. Swineford, Bert Howdeshell, Richard Bushell, Jr.History: Began with the Dec 16, 1906 issue and was probably published through mid-Sep 1915. It was

published as a concurrent edition to the KETCHIKAN MINER (Mar 16, 1907 through mid-Sep, 1915).See the Mar 16, 1907 issue of the KETCHIKAN MINER for a detailed explanation. On Sep 18, 1915,the PROGRESSIVE announced that it had purchased the DAILY MINER and would “…issue dailyunder the name of ‘PROGRESSIVE-MINER’”. The actual masthead title of the first issue of the newpaper (Sep 22, 1915) was the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER. The PROGRESSIVE continued as aconcurrent weekly edition taking the place of the KETCHIKAN MINER. The DAILYPROGRESSIVE-MINER ceased publication with the Apr 30, 1919 issue by merging with theALASKA PIONEER to become the KETCHIKAN TIMES on May 1, 1919. That title continuedthrough May 8, 1920. It was then absorbed by the KETCHIKAN ALASKA CHRONICLE (1919-1957?).


1906: Dec 261907: Jan 2-Feb 26, Feb 28, Mar 2-Jun 4, Jun 6-Jul 3, Jul 6-Aug 1, Aug 3-5, 7-17, Aug 23-Oct 11, Oct

14-Nov 8, Nov 11-Dec 19, Dec 21, 24, 28-311908: Jan 3-4, 7-9, 13-14, 16-17, 20-24, May 141909: May 3-4, 7, Sep 291914: Apr 24, Sep 16


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Daily Progressive-MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1915-1919Frequency: dailyEditors: J.E. Rivard, J.F. JohnsonHistory: Began on Sep 22, 1915. It continued the DAILY MINER (Dec 16, 1906 through mid-Sep, 1915).

It was formed when the PROGRESSIVE announced in its Sep 18, 1915 issue that it had purchased theDAILY MINER and would “…issue daily under the name of ‘PROGRESSIVE-MINER’”. The actualmasthead title of the first issue of the new paper (Sep 22, 1915) was the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER. The PROGRESSIVE continued as a concurrent weekly edition, through Aug 15, 1917,replacing the weekly KETCHIKAN MINER. The DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER ceased publicationwith the Apr 30, 1919 issue by merging with the ALASKA PIONEER to become the KETCHIKANTIMES on May 1, 1919. That title continued through May 8, 1920. It was then absorbed by theKETCHIKAN ALASKA CHRONICLE (1919-1957?).


Ketchikan

1915: Sep 23-24, Sep 27-Dec 311916: Jan 3-Aug 28, Aug 31-Sep 21, Sep 23-Oct 13, Oct 16-Dec 19, Dec 21-22, 26-301917: Jan 2-12, Jan 15-Feb 3, Feb 6-19, Feb 22-Mar 26, Mar 28-May 29, May31-Jul 6, Jul 9-Dec 311918: Jan 1-Feb 25, Feb 27-Mar 5, Mar 7-28, Mar 30-Apr 13, Apr 16-May 3, May 11, 14-30, Jun 3-Oct

12, Oct 15, 17-30, Nov 2-30, Dec 14-23, 30-311919: Jan 2-Apr 4, Apr 9-17, 19-30


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First CityRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1917-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began in 1917. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Reference to this title appears in the

Jan 12, 1917 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS which states: “Ketchikan Editor Welcomes NewPublication for That City in Odd Manner”. The article described the FIRST CITY as a 6 x 9 sheetwhich, according to J.E. Rivard, editor of the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER, “…contains enoughvenom to poison the mind of a community ten times the size of our fair city.”


First City NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1925-1926?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Sid D. Charles, William L. PaulHistory: Probably began on Oct 3, 1925 and was published at least through Jul 2, 1926.Microfilm holdings: 1925-1926Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1925: Nov 27-Dec 311926: Jan 8-Jul 2

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Forty-Ninth StarRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1928?-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown, but it was published at least through Oct

of 1930. This is the newsletter of Igloo No. 16, Pioneers of Alaska, Ketchikan.Microfilm holdings: 1929-1930Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1929: Oct1930: Apr, Oct

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 16/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM

Ketchikan


Helm Bay and Ketchikan MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1900-?Frequency: semimonthlyHistory: Probably began publication in Jan 1900. Description based on vol. 1, no. 3 (Feb 9, 1900). Date

when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1900Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1900: Feb 9, Apr 9Holdings located at:


Ketchikan Alaska ChronicleRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1919-1957?Frequency: Daily, then weeklyEditors: Edward G. Morrissey, R.G. Anderson, Thomas K. Smith, M.H. Smith, William L. BakerHistory: Began on Jul 19, 1919 and was published at least through Mar 10, 1957. It was published on

Sundays as the KETCHIKAN SUNDAY CHRONICLE (Nov 21, 1926 - May 30, 1937). It became aweekly with the Apr 29, 1956 issue. The KETCHIKAN ALASKA CHRONICLE absorbed theKETCHIKAN TIMES after May 8, 1920, and the KETCHIKAN TRIBUNE, after Jul 3, 1931.


1919: Jul 19-Dec 311920-1922: complete1923: Jan 1-Aug 9, Aug 11-Dec 311924: complete1925: Jan 2-Dec 311926: Jan 2-Sep 1, Sep 3-Dec 311927: Jan 3-Jun 30, Jul 2-Dec 311928: Jan 3-May 26, May 29-Aug 9, Aug 11-Nov 6, Nov 8-Dec 311929: Jan 2-Apr 11, Apr 13-May 29, May 31-Jul 1, Jul 3, 5-10, 12-13, 16, 18-27, Jul 31-Aug 7, Aug 9-

Dec 13, Dec 16-Dec 311930: Jan 2-29, Feb 1-Oct 25, Oct 28-Dec 311931: Jan 2-Feb 14, Feb 16-Mar 13, Mar 16-May 13, May 15-Jun 1, Jun 3-Jul 3, Jul 6-Aug 18, Aug 20-

Sep 8, Sep 10-Dec 311932-1933: complete1934: Jan 2-Aug 31, Sep 5-Dec 311935: Jan 2-Jun 17, Jun 19-21, Jun 24-Jul 13, Jul 16-Dec 311936: Jan 2-Sep 5, Sep 9-15, Sep 17-Dec 311937: complete1938: Jan 3-Feb 7, Feb 9-May 13, May 16-Dec 311939: Jan 3-Sep 7, Sep 9-Dec 301940: Jan 2-16, Jan 18-Dec 311941: Jan 2-15, Jan 17-Jul 25, Jul 28-Dec 311942: complete1943: Jan 2-Aug 24, Aug 26-Dec 311944: Jan 3-Dec 12, Dec 14-15, Dec 19-301945: Jan 2-12, Jan 15-Mar 21, Mar 23-Apr17, Apr 19-May 10, May 12-Jul 7, Jul 11-Dec 8, Dec 12-311946: Jan 2-14, 16-17, Jan 19-Feb 15, Feb 18-28, Mar 2-5, 7-14, Mar 16-Apr 9, Apr 11-29, May 2-3, 6-

10, 13-16, 18-29, May 31-Jun 21, Jun 24-29, Jul 2-3, 5-16, Jul 30-Aug 22, Aug 24-Sep 30, Oct 2-

Ketchikan

Dec 311947: Jan 2-10, Jan 13-Feb 18, Feb 20-Mar 29, Apr 1-Jun 5, Jun 7-Oct 22, Oct 24-Nov 4, Nov 6-Dec

311948: Jan 2-23, Jan 26-Dec 311949: complete1950: Jan 3-5, Jan 7-Feb 21, Feb 23-Dec 20, Dec 22-301951: Jan 2-26, Jan 29-Feb 2, Feb 5-26, Feb 28-Mar 30, Apr 2-12, Apr 14-Dec 311952: Jan 2-Apr 17, Apr 19-28, May 1-17, May 20-Jun 10, Jun 12-25, Jun 27-Aug 2, Aug 6-14, 16-18,

20, 22, 25, 27-28, Aug 30-Sep 9, Sep 12-15, Sep 17-Dec 301953: Jan 2-Mar 6, Mar 9-14, 18-19, Mar 21-Apr 3, Apr 6-7, 9-10, 13-21, 27-28, Apr 30-May 2, May

6-7, 11, 13-22, May 25-Jul 16, Jul 18-Dec 281954: Jan 4, Jan 6-Feb 5, Feb 8-May 6, May 8-29, Jun 1-Sep 27, Sep 29-Nov 18, Nov 20-31 (includes

Jul 1954 supplement: “Ketchikan Pulp”)1955: Jan 3-Feb 21, Feb 23-Mar 11, Mar 14-May 5, May 7-Jun 1, Jun 3-Nov 12, Nov 15-16, Dec 12-301956: Jan 3-16, Jan 18-Mar 20, Mar 22-26, 29-30, Apr 4-12, 19-20, Apr 29-301957: Jan 6-Mar 10


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Ketchikan Daily Alaska Fishing NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1945-1947Frequency: dailyEditor: Sid D. CharlesHistory: Began on Sep 17, 1945 and was published through Jul 31, 1947. On Aug 1, 1947 it became the

KETCHIKAN DAILY NEWS, its current title. It continued the ALASKA FISHING NEWS thatprobably began on Jul 20, 1934. It ceased publication with the Sep 14, 1945 issue. It included aseparately titled section called the KETCHIKAN USO SERVICE RECORD that appeared through Apr27, 1946.


1945: Sep 17-Dec 311946: complete1947: Jan 1-Jun 12, Jun 14-Jul 31


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Ketchikan Daily News (1922)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1922-1923?Frequency: dailyEditors: J.E. Rivard, Elbert Bennett, C.R. Berry, J.E. RivardHistory: Began on Mar 6, 1922 and was published at least through Jun 8, 1923. This newspaper shares the

same name as the later published KETCHIKAN DAILY NEWS that began in 1947, but no evidencewas found to link them together in other than name only.


Ketchikan

1922: Mar 6-Aug 9, Dec 18-30 (suspended publication between Aug 9 and Dec 18)1923: Jan 2-Jun 8

SOME ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEHoldings located at:

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Ketchikan Daily News (1947)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1947-presentFrequency: dailyEditors: Sid D. Charles, Paul S. & Patricia Charles, Albro Gregory, Patricia Charles, Lew Williams, Jr.,

Tena Williams, Lew Williams III, Belinda ChaseHistory: Began on Aug 1, 1947. It continued the KETCHIKAN DAILY ALASKA FISHING NEWS

which was published between Sep 17, 1945 and Jul 31, 1947. Before that it was called the ALASKAFISHING NEWS (Jul 20, 1934 through Sep 14, 1945). An unrelated title of the same nameKETCHIKAN DAILY NEWS was published from Mar 6,1922-Jun 8, 1923.


1947: Aug 1-Dec 311948: Jan 2-Mar 12, Mar 15, Mar 17-Dec 311949-1950: complete1951: Jan 2-May 15, Oct 1-Dec 311952: Jan 2-Mar 11953: Jan 2-Feb 13, Feb 16-Nov 10, Nov 13-19, Nov 21-Dec 311954: Jan 3-13, Jan 15-Dec 311955-1956: complete1957: Jan 2-Mar 29, Apr 1-Sep 24, Sep 26-Dec 311958: Jan 2-Apr 8, Apr 10-Dec 311959: complete1960: Jan 4-Aug 12, Aug 15-Dec 311961: Jan 3-Jun 9, Jun 12-Jul 3, Jul 5-Dec 301962: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 23-Dec 291963: complete1964: Jan 2-Mar 5, Mar 7-Dec 311965-1968: complete1969: Jan 2-Jul 14, Jul 16, Dec 311970: complete1971: Jan 4-Feb 18, Feb 20-May 18, May 20-22, May 25-28, Jun 1-Dec 311972: complete1973: Jan 2-Dec 28, Dec 311974-1984: complete1985: Jan 2-Nov 5, Nov 7-Jan 311986-1988: complete1989: Jan 3-Sep 19, Oct 2-311990: Oct 2-Jul 20, Jul 23-Dec 311991: Jan 2-Jun 19, Jun 21-1992-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 9/15-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 15UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 15AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan MinerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1907-1915

Ketchikan

Frequency: weeklyEditors: A.P. Swineford, W.C. Curtis, N.S. Gallentine, Bert Howdeshell, Richard Bushell, Jr.History: Began on Mar 16, 1907 and it ceased publication on Sep 16, 1915. It was called the

KETCHIKAN MINING NEWS from Jan-Mar 8, 1907. It was published concurrently with the DAILYMINER from Mar 16, 1907 through mid-Sep, 1915. See the Mar 16, 1907 issue of the KETCHIKANMINER for a detailed explanation. It absorbed the MINING JOURNAL which had been published inKetchikan from Jan 5, 1901 through Mar 9, 1907. The KETCHIKAN MINER ceased publication whenthe PROGRESSIVE announced in its Sep 18, 1915 issue that it had purchased the DAILY MINER andwould “…issue daily under the name of ‘PROGRESSIVE-MINER’”. The actual masthead title of thefirst issue of the new paper (Sep 22, 1915) was the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER. ThePROGRESSIVE was continued as its concurrent weekly edition, through Aug 15, 1917, replacing theweekly KETCHIKAN MINER.


1907: Mar 16-Jun 15, Jul 6-Dec 281908: Jan 4-Jul 4, Jul 18-Dec 261909: Jan 2-Oct 30, Nov 13 (Jan 2 mistakenly called 1908)1910: Apr 81911: Oct 13, Nov 10, Dec 1, 22-291912: Jan 12, Feb 23-Nov 22, Dec 6-271913: Jan 3-24, Feb 7-Sep 12, Sep 26-Dec 261914: Jan 2, Jan 16-Apr 17, May 1, May 15-Dec 311915: Jan 7-Sep 16

MANY ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEHoldings located at:

ASL: KETC 1/1A, 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 484AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan Mining JournalSee entry for: MINING JOURNAL

Ketchikan Mining NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.P. SwinefordHistory: Began on Jan 18, 1907 and ceased publication on Mar 8 of the same year. It changed its title to

the KETCHIKAN MINER on Mar 16, 1907, and continued publication through Sep 16, 1919.Microfilm holdings: 1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1907: Jan 18-Mar 8ALL ISSUES DAMAGED

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 1/1AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 484AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1989-1990?Frequency: weeklyEditor: June C. AllenHistory: Began on Sep 27, 1989 and was published at least through Oct 8, 1990.Microfilm holdings: 1989-1990Extent of holdings: Unknown

Ketchikan

Detailed holdings:1989: Sep 27-Dec 261990: Jan 8-Oct 8

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 15/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan Sunday ChronicleSee entry for: KETCHIKAN ALASKA CHRONICLE

Ketchikan TimesRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1919-1920Frequency: dailyEditors: David B. Tewkesbury, W.M. Dynes, H.V. HenriksonHistory: Began on May 1, 1919 and ceased publication on May 8, 1920. It was formed by the union of the

ALASKA PIONEER and the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER. It published a concurrent weeklyedition called the KETCHIKAN WEEKLY JOURNAL (Jul 3, 1919-Apr 1, 1920). The KETCHIKANTIMES was absorbed by the KETCHIKAN ALASKA CHRONICLE which included this statement inits publisher’s block of Jan 26, 1921: “…with Ketchikan Times and Daily-Progressive Miner”.


1919: May 1-17, 20-28, May 30-Dec 10, Dec 12-311920: Jan 2-Feb 6, Feb 8-28, Mar 2-May 8


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: KETC 2/8, 3/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 62AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan TribuneRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1930-1931Frequency: weekly, then dailyEditor: Walter T. NeubertHistory: Began on Oct 24, 1930 and ceased publication on Jul 3, 1931. It was then absorbed by the

KETCHIKAN ALASKA CHRONICLE.Microfilm holdings: 1930-1931Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1930: Oct 24, Nov 7-Dec 261931: Jan 2-Jul 3


ASL: KETC 6/125UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 82AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan USO Service RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1942?-1946Frequency: weekly

Ketchikan

Editors: Margie Bernhoft, A.E. PorterHistory: Probably began on May 27, 1942 and ceased with the Apr 27, 1946 issue. Appeared as an insert

to the ALASKA FISHING NEWS and the KETCHIKAN DAILY ALASKA FISHING NEWS.Microfilm holdings: 1942-1946Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1942: Jun 3-Dec 301943-1945: complete1946: Jan 7-Apr 27

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 9/8-9/13UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 15UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 15AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan Weekly JournalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1919-1920Frequency: weeklyEditors: W.M. Dynes, E.F. HerrmannHistory: Began on Jul 3, 1919 and ceased publication on Apr 1, 1920. It was published as a concurrent

weekly edition to the KETCHIKAN TIMES. See that entry for additional information.Microfilm holdings: 1919-1920Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1919: Jul 17-Oct 16, Oct 30-Nov 13, Nov 27-Dec 251920: Jan 2-Apr 1


ASL: KETC 5/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 63AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Mining JournalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1901-1907Frequency: weeklyEditors: George E. Riggins, A.P. Swineford, Walter S. CoutantHistory: Began on Jan 5, 1901 and ceased in Mar of 1907. It was absorbed by the KETCHIKAN MINER.

The Mar 16, 1907 issue of the KETCHIKAN MINER stated: “The Mining Journal will bediscontinued…”.


1901: Jan 5-Apr 20, May 4-Dec 281902: Jan 4-Feb 8, Feb 22, Mar 1, Mar 15-Apr 26, May 10-Jun 21, Jul 5-Dec 271903: complete1904: Jan 2-Apr 16, Apr 30-Jul 16, Jul 30-Dec 311905: Jan 7-Jul 15, Jul 29-Aug 26, Oct 71906: Jan 6, Feb 17-24, Mar 17, 31, Apr 28, May 26, Jul 30-Aug 4, Sep 8-15, Oct 6, Oct 20-Dec 8, Dec

22-281907: Jan 12-Feb 9, Feb 23-Mar 9

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 958UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 69AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ketchikan

Modern MethodsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1912-1913Frequency: weeklyEditor: E.A. HeathHistory: Began in 1912 and ceased in 1913, specific dates unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1912Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Morning MailRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1913-1914Frequency: dailyEditor: M.S. PerkinsHistory: Began on Aug 1, 1913, according to the Aug 1, 1913 issue of the KETCHIKAN MINER. It

states: “The new paper is a daily publication appearing under the title of ‘The Morning Mail’”. Itbecame a weekly and changed its title to the SATURDAY MAIL in May of 1914, according to the May14, 1914 issue of the WRANGELL SENTINEL. It was published at least through Jan 23, 1915.


1913: Sep 22, Sep 24-Oct 31, Nov 4-5, 8-20Holdings located at:

ASL: KETC 4/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 60

New AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1965-1992?Frequency: frequency variesEditors: R.W. Pickrell, Phyllis MorganHistory: Began in Jun 1965 and was published at least through May of 1992.Microfilm holdings: 1965-1992Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1965: Jun-Dec1966-1985: complete1986: Mar-Dec1987-1990: complete1991: May-Aug1992: May

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 12/1-12/9UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 123UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 38AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

News BulletinSee entry for: U.S.A. BULLETIN

Ketchikan

ProgressiveRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1914-1917?Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.E. RivardHistory: Began on Oct 24, 1914 and was published at least through Aug 15, 1917. It was published first in

Petersburg (Jan 18, 1913- Sep 26, 1914). See also entry for the PROGRESSIVE (PETERSBURG). Itthen moved to Ketchikan. According to the Sep 18, 1915 issue, “…the PROGRESSIVE purchases theDAILY MINER [Ketchikan]”. The PROGRESSIVE continued to be published as a weekly while aconcurrent daily edition called the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER began publication. The weeklynewspaper called the KETCHIKAN MINER was probably absorbed by the PROGRESSIVE sometimeafter it moved to Ketchikan and began publication there with the Oct 24, 1914 issue. The DAILYPROGRESSIVE MINER continued publication through Apr 30, 1919 until it merged with theALASKA PIONEER to become the KETCHIKAN TIMES on May 1, 1919.


1914: Oct 24-Dec 261915: complete1916: Jan 5-Apr 26, May 10-Jun 14, Jun 28-Aug 2, Aug 16-Oct 4, Oct 18-Nov 8, Nov 29-Dec 271917: Jan 3-Apr 4, Apr 18-Aug 15

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully. Reel coverage varies.

ASL: KETC 2/3 (more complete), PETE 3/1 (duplicates 1914 issues only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 483

Progressive AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1948-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Earl LedingHistory: Probably began on Feb 15, 1948. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on

vol. 1, no. 4 (Mar 7, 1948).Microfilm holdings: 1948Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Republican AdvocateRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1926-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Oct 27, 1926. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published in Ketchikan and

Juneau.Microfilm holdings: 1926Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Ketchikan

S. E. Alaska PrattlerSee entry for: SOUTHEAST ALASKA PRATTLER

Saturday MailRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1914-1915?Frequency: weeklyEditor: M.S. PerkinsHistory: Began in May of 1914, according to the May 14, 1914 issue of the WRANGELL SENTINEL. It

was published at least through Jan 23, 1915. It started out as a daily called the MORNING MAIL onAug 1, 1913, according to the Aug 1, 1913 issue of the KETCHIKAN MINER.


1914: Aug 1, Aug 22-Sep 12, Nov 7, Dec 51915: Jan 23

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 4/1UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 60

Southeast Alaska PrattlerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1945-1945?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began and ceased with the Apr 26, 1945 issue. This issue states that it is a “phony

newspaper” put together by the Ketchikan delegates attending a Southeastern Alaska Business Men’sAssociation conference held in Juneau, Alaska in Apr of 1945. The volume and issue numbers thatappear on this issue (vol. 84, no. 96) are probably misleading.




Southeastern LogRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1971-1989Frequency: monthlyEditors: Normand Dupre, Nikki Murray Jones, Brooks DareffHistory: Began on Feb 9, 1971 and ceased publication with the Dec 1989 issue. News magazine covering

the region of Southeastern Alaska.Microfilm holdings: 1971-1989Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1971: Feb 9-Dec 281972: Jan 25, Mar 28-Dec1973: Jan-Jun, Aug-Dec1974: complete1975: Jan-Aug, Oct-Dec1976-1989: complete

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 13/1-13/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1051UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 112

Ketchikan


U.S.A. News BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1927?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Probably began in Dec 1927. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on

vol. 1, no. 3 (Feb 1928). The Jan 1929 issue masthead states its title as the NEWS BULLETIN. Specificdate when title changed is not verified.


1928: Feb, Mar1929: Jan

Holdings located at:ASL: KETC 16/2, Newspaper microfiche (Mar 1928)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Klawock

KlawockSee also Thorne Bay

Island NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1981-1982Frequency: biweeklyEditor: William MacCannellHistory: Began on Dec 4, 1981. On Aug 13, 1982 it began publishing in Thorne Bay. See also entry for the

ISLAND NEWS (THORNE BAY). In 1983, it became a weekly and changed its title to SOUTHEASTALASKA’S ISLAND NEWS with the May 11, 1983 issue.


1981: Dec 4-181982: Jan 1-Jul 30

Holdings located at:ASL: THOR 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1192UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 95AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Knik

KnikKnik NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1914-1915Frequency: weeklyEditors: Bernard M. Stone, T.R. NeedhamHistory: Began on Oct 16, 1914 and ceased publication in May of 1915, when it was continued by the

COOK INLET PIONEER AND KNIK NEWS. It was the first in a series of weekly and later dailynewspapers that became the ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES and the ANCHORAGE DAILYTIMES. See entry for ANCHORAGE WEEKLY TIMES & COOK INLET PIONEER for additionalinformation.


1915: Jan 9, Mar 6, 27, Apr 10, May 1Holdings located at:

ASL: ANCH 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 131UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 3AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak

KodiakBarometerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1973-?Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Began publication on or just before Aug 17, 1973, when the word “Kodiak” was dropped from the

masthead title and it became simply the BAROMETER. The BAROMETER was published at leastthrough 1980. It was first published with the title BASE NEWSPAPER (Sep 1-Sep 15). It then becamethe KODIAK BAROMETER and appeared under that title at least through May 25, 1973. It was anunofficial publication for the personnel of the Coast Guard Base in Kodiak.


1973: Aug 17-31, Nov 9-21, Dec 211974: Jan 11-Mar 8, Mar 12-May 10, Jul 12-Aug 4, Sep 27-Dec 201975: Jan 10-Aug 221976: Feb 27-Mar 26, Dec 10-241977: Jan 7-21, Sep 2-Dec 221978: Jan 6-Aug 4, Sep 1-Dec 221979: complete1980: Jan 4-May 9, Jun 6-Nov 7

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 142AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Base NewspaperRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1972Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Began on Sep 1, 1972 and published one more issue on Sep 15 before it became the KODIAK

BAROMETER with the Sep 29, 1972 issue. On or before Aug 17, 1973, the word “Kodiak” wasdropped from the masthead title and it became simply the BAROMETER, which was published at leastthrough 1980. It was an unofficial publication for the personnel of the Coast Guard Base in Kodiak.


1972: Sep 1-15SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 7/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 142AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

City Hall Emergency BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-1964Frequency: dailyEditor: Karl ArmstrongHistory: Began on Mar 31, 1964. It was a continuation of the KODIAK CIVIL DEFENSE

INFORMATION BULLETIN that was probably established on Mar 28 in response to the Good FridayEarthquake of Mar 27, 1964.

Microfilm holdings: 1964

Kodiak


1964: Mar 31-Apr 4, Apr 6-8, 10-23, 25Holdings located at:

ASL: KODI 9/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fort Greely WeeklyRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1941-1941Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Oct 9, 1941. It published one additional issue before changing its title to the FORT

GREELY WEEKLY SUN. This Fort Greely was an Army base located at Kodiak during WWII.Another currently operating Fort Greely is located near Delta Junction.


1941: Oct 9-Oct 16Holdings located at:

ASL: FTGRK 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Fort Greely Weekly SunRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1941-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began with the Oct 23, 1941 issue, continuing the FORT GREELY WEEKLY. Date when

publication ceased is unknown. This Fort Greely was an Army base located at Kodiak during WWII.Another currently operating Fort Greely is located near Delta Junction.


1941: Oct 23-Dec 25Holdings located at:

ASL: FTGRK 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Home Port AlaskaRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1993-1996Frequency: monthlyEditors: Barbara Zharoff and Lois McCorkle, Patrick FosterHistory: Began with the Oct 1993 issue. It continued the HOME PORT KODIAK (1990-1993). Ceased

publication in 1996.Microfilm holdings: 1993-1996Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1993: Oct-Dec1994: Jan, Apr-Aug, Oct-Dec1995: Jan-Dec1996: Jan, Feb-Jun


Kodiak


Home Port KodiakRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1990-1993Frequency: monthlyEditors: Maggie Tuck, Barbara Zharoff and Lois McCorkleHistory: Began with the Mar 1990 issue. It was published through Sep 1993. It changed its title to HOME

PORT ALASKA with the Oct 1993 issue, which ceased publication in 1996.Microfilm holdings: 1990-1993Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1990: Mar, Jul-Oct, Dec1991: Jan-Oct1992: Mar-Oct1993: Mar-Sep

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 13/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Island StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1939?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Leona MoonHistory: Began in 1939. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It was published once a month by the

students of Kodiak High School. Occasionally printed within the KODIAK MIRROR in the mid-1960s.Microfilm holdings: 1939-1940Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1939: Dec1940: Jan, Nov-Dec

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 98AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Island TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1970-1972Frequency: weeklyEditor: Fred J. KahrlHistory: Began on Sep 12, 1970 and ceased publication on Jan 7, 1972.Microfilm holdings: 1970-1972Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1970: Sep 12-Dec 261971: complete1972: Jan 7

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 4/1-4/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 465

Kodiak


Kadiak TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1976-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Karl Armstrong, Jaime RodriguezHistory: Began on May 6, 1976 and was published at least through Nov 21, 1986.Microfilm holdings: 1976-1986Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1976: May 6-Dec 30 (includes Jul 30 “Special Souvenir Program Edition”)1977-1985: complete1986: Oct 9-Nov 21

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 6/1-6/11UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 696UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 110AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak BarometerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1972-1973Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Began on Sep 29, 1972, continuing the publication called the BASE NEWSPAPER (Sep 1- Sep

15, 1972). On or just before Aug 17, 1973, the word “Kodiak” was dropped from the masthead title andit became simply the BAROMETER, which was published at least through 1980. It was an unofficialpublication for the personnel of the Coast Guard Base in Kodiak.


1972: Sep 29-Nov 3, Dec 1-151973: Feb 2-May 25


ASL: KODI 7/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 142AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak Bear (1941)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1941-1944Frequency: weekly, then semimonthlyHistory: Began on Dec 15, 1941 and ceased publication with the Sep 15, 1944 issue. It was continued by

the KODIAK CUB, published Oct 9, 1944 through at least Jan 8, 1945. An earlier unnumbered issue ofthe KODIAK CUB appeared on Jul 31, 1943. The publisher’s statement from the KODIAK BEARnotes that it was “published weekly (wartime conditions permitting) by officers and men of Fort Greely,Kodiak, Alaska, with the cooperation of Naval Air Station and Contractor personnel.” KODIAK BEARwas also the name of a newspaper that began on Jan 6, 1950, “…by and for personnel at the U.S. NavalOperating Base, Kodiak, Alaska…” and continued into the 1970s.


1941: Dec 15-221942: Jan 10-Dec 91943: Jan 1-Dec 311944: Jan 7-Sep 15

Kodiak


ASL: KODI 2/1-2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 132UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 102AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak Bear (1950)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1950-1972Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began with vol. 1, no. 1 on Jan 6, 1950 “…by and for personnel at the U.S. Naval Operating

Base, Kodiak, Alaska…”. It ceased publication with the Mar 31, 1972 issue. An earlier newspapercalled the KODIAK BEAR was published from Dec 15, 1941 through Sep 15, 1944.

Microfilm holdings: 1950-1956, 1967-1968, 1970-1972Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1950: Jan 6-27, Feb 10-Mar 10, Mar 24, May 5, May 19-Jun 2, Sep 29-Oct 12, Dec 1-151951: Jan 12, Feb 9-16, Mar 30, Apr 13-May 4, Nov 16, Nov 30-Dec 281952: Jan 4-Mar 28, Apr 18-Sep 12, Sep 26, Oct 31-Dec 261953: Jan 9, Jan 23-Mar 27, Apr 10, Apr 24-May 22, Sep 251954: Jun 251955: Feb 11, Mar 41956: Sep 21, Oct 26, Nov 91967: May 5, Jun 2-Aug 25, Sep 29-Dec 221968: Jan 5-Jul 4, Jul 26-Sep 27, Oct 11-Nov 22, Dec 6-131970: Nov 131971: May 211972: Mar 31


ASL: KODI 15/1 (for some 1950-51 issues), Hist MF 266/1-266/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 132AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak Civil Defense Information BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-1964Frequency: dailyEditor: Karl ArmstrongHistory: Probably began on Mar 28, 1964 in response to the Good Friday Earthquake of Mar 27, 1964.

After publishing 3 issues, it changed its name to the CITY HALL EMERGENCY BULLETIN on Mar31, 1964. It was published at least through Apr 25, 1964.


1964: Mar 29 (probable date), 30Holdings located at:


Kodiak CubRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1943?-?Frequency: biweeklyHistory: Vol. 1, no. 1 was published on Oct 9, 1944. It was published at least through Jan 8, 1945. An

Kodiak

unnumbered issue appeared on Jul 31, 1943 stating under the title that it was “published every now andthen”. It continued the KODIAK BEAR, that was published from Dec 15, 1941 through Sep 15, 1944.Another newspaper calling itself the KODIAK BEAR started up on Jan 6, 1950 “…by and for personnelat the U.S. Naval Operating Base, Kodiak, Alaska…”.


1943: Jul 311944: Oct 9-Nov 81945: Jan 8


ASL: Newspaper microfiche, KODI 2/1 (Jul 31, 1943 issue only on this reel)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: REF ALASKA U134.A4A62

Kodiak Daily Marine PilotRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-?Frequency: dailyHistory: Began on May 14, 1964. It was called the KODIAK MARINE PILOT for several issues

published during late May-Aug of 1964, reverting to KODIAK DAILY MARINE PILOT by Aug 18,1964. It was published under that title through at least Jul 30 of 1965.


1964: May 14-15, May 26, Jun 1, Jun 24-Jul 3, Aug 18, Sep 171965: Mar 2-4, 8-12, 16, 24-25, Apr 3, 5, 19-30, May 5, 7, 11-12, 17-24, May 27-Jun 1, Jun 3, Jun 7-Jul

30Holdings located at:


Kodiak Daily MirrorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1976-presentFrequency: dailyEditor: Cecil RanneyHistory: Began with the Jan 27, 1976 issue. It continues the KODIAK MIRROR which began on Jun 14,

1940 and was published under that title through Jan 26, 1976. In the Spring of 1964, a concurrentedition, called the KODIAK MIRROR TRI-WEEKLY BULLETIN, appeared for a short period of time.


1976: Jan 27-Dec 311977: Jan 5-27, Jan 31-Feb 23, Feb 25-Mar 4, Mar 8-16, Mar 18-Jun 20, Jun 22-Dec 301978: Jan 3-Jul 5, Jul 7-Dec 291979: Jan 2-Jul 12, Jul 16-Sep 13, Sep 17-Dec 21, Dec 26-281980-1982: complete1983: Jan 3-Apr 13, Apr 15-Jun 14, Jun 16-Dec 301984: Jan 3-12, Jan 16-Dec 311985: Jan 2-Mar 8, Mar 12-Sep 27, Oct 1-Dec 311986-1990: complete1991: Jan 2-Mar 29, Apr 29-Dec 311992-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm

Kodiak


ASL: KODI 3/61-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 10UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 10AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak Daily NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1958-?Frequency: dailyEditor: Karl ArmstrongHistory: Began on May 2, 1958. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1958Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1958: May 2, 6-7Holdings located at:


Kodiak Fish Wrapper and Litter Box LinerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1975-1979Frequency: monthlyEditor: Roger PageHistory: Began with the Jul 1975 issue and ceased publication with the Jun 1979 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1975-1979Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1975: Jul-Dec1976-1978: complete1979: Jan-Jun

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 5/1-5/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1029UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 111AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak FishermanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1987-?Frequency: monthlyEditors: Dorrance & Cynthia Collins, Mike RostadHistory: Began with the Aug 1987 issue and was published at least through Apr 1989.Microfilm holdings: 1987-1989Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1987: Aug-Dec1988: complete1989: Jan-Apr

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1216UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 228AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak

Kodiak IndependentRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1920?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: May or may not have been published. Reference to this title appears in the Apr 8, 1920 issue of

the CORDOVA DAILY TIMES which states: “ A newspaper is to be started at Kodiak by Messrs. P. J.Hussey and Fred Walker….[and] will be called the Kodiak Independent…”.


Kodiak Islander & North Pacific NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1956-?Frequency: dailyEditor: Dick WhittakerHistory: Probably began in Apr of 1956. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description is based

on vol. 1, no. 19, May 10, 1956.Microfilm holdings: 1956Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1956: May 10, 14-29, 31, Jun 1-8, 12-25, 29Holdings located at:


Kodiak Marine PilotSee entry for: KODIAK DAILY MARINE PILOT

Kodiak MirrorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1940-1976Frequency: weekly, then dailyEditors: Gene Dawson, W.H. Lamme, M.L. Crawford, Pat Bennett, Sig Digree, John Salimine, Bob Iles,

Bill Mason, Karl Armstrong, S. Wayne KotulaHistory: Began on Jun 15, 1940 and was published through Jan 26, 1976. It became the KODIAK DAILY

MIRROR on Jan 27, 1976 and continues under that name at present. The Nov 19, 1960 issue includesan insert called MAILBOAT MONITOR. A concurrent edition called the KODIAK MIRROR TRI-WEEKLY BULLETIN was published for a short time in May of 1964.


1940: Jun 15-Dec 311941-1948: complete1949: Jan 8-29, Feb 12-Dec 241950-1962: complete1963: Jan 4-Dec 201964-1966: complete1967: Jan 6-Jun 2, Jun 6-8, Jun 12-Sep 8, Sep 12, Dec 18, Dec 21-291968: Jan 2-12, Jan 16-Jul 8, Jul 11-Aug 5, Aug 7-Dec 311969-1973: complete1974: Jan 2-Apr 25, Apr 28-Jul 3, Jul 8-Dec 311975: Jan 2-30, Feb 3-Oct 311976: Jan 2-16, Jan 20-26

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES (1970-1976 filmed bound)Holdings located at:

Kodiak

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: KODI 3/1-3/61 (KODI 3/14-3/19 covers same period as KODI 3/20-3/25)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 10UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 10AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak Mirror Tri-Weekly BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-?Frequency: triweeklyEditor: Sig J. DigreeHistory: Began in May of 1964. Description based on no. 2, May 13, 1964. Date when publication ceased

is unknown. It was a concurrent edition to the KODIAK MIRROR. The KODIAK MIRROR becamethe KODIAK DAILY MIRROR with the Jan 27, 1976 issue.


1964: undated May issue, May 13-27Holdings located at:


Kodiak Pictorial NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1958-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Karl ArmstrongHistory: Began on May 2, 1958. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1958Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: KODI 11/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 134UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kodiak Shopping NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1941-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Doris GregoryHistory: Began on Oct 24, 1941. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1941Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1941: Oct 24-Nov 7, Nov 19, Dec 12-22Holdings located at:

ASL: KODI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 135

Mailboat MonitorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1960-1960?Frequency: frequency varies

Kodiak

Editors: Neils P. Thomsen, Sig DigreeHistory: This title was related to the MAILBOAT MONITOR that was published in 1956 aboard the M.V.

Expansion, the mail boat that served the communities along the Aleutian Chain. Unable to verify if anyissues were published between 1957-1959. The Nov 19, 1960 issue of the MAILBOAT MONITORappears as an insert in the Nov 19 issue of the KODIAK MIRROR and states that it is beginning “a newphase in its dubious and uncertain life.” No other issues located within the KODIAK MIRROR. Seealso entry under the MAILBOAT MONITOR (Seward).


1960: Jan, Apr, Oct-NovHoldings located at:

ASL: SEWA 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

News LetterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1907-?Frequency: frequency variesEditors: Curtis P. Coe, George A. LearnHistory: Began in the late summer or fall of 1907. Description based on the Oct 1907 issue. Date when

publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through Mar of 1922. It was a continuationof the ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER that probably began in 1899. The ORPHANAGE NEWSLETTER states that it was “published monthly at the Kodiak Baptist Orphanage, Wood Island, Kodiak,Alaska, under the auspices of the Woman’s American Baptist Home Mission Society”.


1907: Oct, Dec1908: Jan-Mar, Jul-Aug, Oct-Nov1909: Feb-Dec1910: Jan-May, Sep, Nov1911-1912: complete1913: Jan-Mar1914: May-Jun, Aug1915: Feb, Jun-Dec1916-1918: complete1919: Jan-Oct1920-1921: complete1922: Mar

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microfiche, KODI 12/1 (some unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

NewsletterSee entries for: NEWS LETTER, ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER

Orphanage News LetterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1899?-1907Frequency: monthlyEditor: Curtis P. CoeHistory: Probably began in 1899. The masthead title changed to the NEWS LETTER in the late summer or

fall of 1907 and continued under that title through at least Mar of 1922. The ORPHANAGE NEWS

Kodiak

LETTER states that it was “published monthly at the Kodiak Baptist Orphanage, Wood Island, Kodiak,Alaska, under the auspices of the Woman’s American Baptist Home Mission Society”.

Microfilm holdings: 1900, 1903-1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1900: Mar, Jun1903: Apr, Oct-Nov1904: Jan, Jul1905: Jan1906: Jul, Oct, Dec1907: Jan-Jun

Holdings located at:Check carefully! Coverage varies

ASL: Newspaper microfiche, KODI 12/1 (some unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Orphanage NewsletterSee entry for: ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER

WilliwawsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1940-?Frequency: frequency variesHistory: Began with the May 1940 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published

at least through May 8, 1943. It was published at the Naval Air Station, Kodiak.Microfilm holdings: 1940-1943Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1940: May 16, Jun 22-Jul 26, Aug 9, Aug 30-Dec 241941: Jan 30-Jun 28, Jul 19-Oct 4, Oct 25-Nov 22, Dec 6-201942: Jan 10-Mar 7, Apr 1-Dec 71943: Apr 10-May 8

Holdings located at:ASL: KODI 14/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 162UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kootznahoo

KootznahooSee Hoonah

Kotzebue

KotzebueArctic SounderRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1986-presentFrequency: biweekly, then weeklyEditors: Martha A. Stewart, Stacy L. Lee, Desiree Humphrey, Duncan Adams, Alberto CaglianoHistory: Began on Apr 2, 1986.Microfilm holdings: 1986-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1986: Apr 2-Dec 241987: complete1988: Jan 20-Feb 3, Mar 2-Nov 9, Dec 7-211989: Jan 18-Jul 28, Aug 25-Sep 8, Oct 6-Dec 201990: Jan 3-Dec 191991: Jan 16-Dec 201992: Jan 17-Jun 19, Jul 16-Dec 311993-1995: complete1996-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: KOTZ 4/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1174UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 221AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Caribou NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1977Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Pamela HermanHistory: Began on May 9, 1977 and ceased publication on Dec 7, 1977.Microfilm holdings: 1977Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1977: May 9-Dec 7Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: KOTZ 3/1, KOTZ 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1194UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 138

Kotzebue McBugleRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: No information available. Unverified reference. Supposedly published by a man named

McDougal.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known microfilm holdings

Kotzebue NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1971-1974?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Jane Pender, Nellie Ward

Kotzebue

History: Began on Apr 10, 1971. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at leastthrough Jan 11, 1974.


1971: Apr 10-Dec 291972: Jan 5-Dec 13, Dec 271973: Jan 3-24, Jul 20-Nov 16, Dec 1, 14-28 (suspended publication Jan 25 through Jul 19)1974: Jan 4-11

Holdings located at:ASL: KOTZ 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1200UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 139AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Mukluk TelegraphRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1950-1952?Frequency: frequency variesEditor: Gene JoinerHistory: Began Jun 1, 1950. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Feb 28, 1952.Microfilm holdings: 1950-1952Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1950: Jun 1-Dec 111951: Jan 31-Apr 28, Jun 9-Dec 281952: Feb 28


ASL: KOTZ 1/1, JUNE 22/2 (less complete, but some more legible)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 139AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ladd Field

Ladd FieldSee Fairbanks

Lake Bennett, British Columbia

Lake Bennett, Br itish ColumbiaBennett SunRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1899-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: P.F. ScharschmidtHistory: Began on May 24, 1899. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Feb 20, 1901. Place of publication is stated on various issues as Lake Bennett, Bennett Lakeand Bennett City. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature1724-1924”, (1927), p. 272, the BENNETT SUN moved to Whitehorse and was continued by theWHITE HORSE STAR. See entry for WHITEHORSE STAR.


1899: May 31, Jun 24, Aug 5, Sep 2, Sep 30, Dec 91900: Jan 20, Apr 28, May 19, Jun 23, Jul 7, Oct 171901: Feb 20


ASL: LAKEB 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 1197AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Lawing

LawingLake Kenai Midnight SunRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1938?-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Probably began in Jul of 1938. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on

no. 2, Aug 1938.Microfilm holdings: 1938Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1938: AugHoldings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAA: NEWSPAPER MFiche 26

Thunder Mountain NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1904-?Frequency: unknownEditor: Clarence B. EddyHistory: A reference to this title appears in the Nov 19, 1904 issue of the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH,

which states: “A paper with plenty of local color is the Thunder Mountain News, edited by Clarence B.Eddy, the prospector-poet and published at Roosevelt.”


Libbysville (Port Clarence)

Libbysville (Por t Clar ence) See Teller

Livengood

LivengoodAlaska Wireless BulletinRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1915?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began with the Aug 28, 1915 issue. Title taken from the Sep 14, 1915 issue. Date when

publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through Oct 7 of 1915. It was published bythe Alaska Wireless Telegraph Company.


1915: Aug 28, Sep 14, Oct 7Holdings located at:

ASL: LIVE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Brooks WhirlpoolRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1916?-1916?Frequency: unknownEditor: Mrs. Clara E. WrightHistory: Probably began in Jul of 1916 and ceased publication in the fall of 1916. References to this title

appear in several newspapers, including the Aug 14 and Nov 10, 1916 issues of the ANCHORAGEDAILY TIMES. The Aug 1947 issue of JESSEN’S WEEKLY includes an article on a man who cameacross the Jul 6, 1916 issue of the BROOKS WHIRLPOOL, “…a mimeographed sheet published atLivengood by Mrs. C.E. Wright…”.


Tolovana ProspectorRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1915-?Frequency: unknownEditor: J.S. RosburgHistory: In the Nov 12 and 13, 1915 issues of the COOK INLET PIONEER, references are made to the

TOLOVANA PROSPECTOR as a “…new paper which is being printed at Fairbanks for the purpose ofsetting forth the advantages of the Tolovana mining camp and to let the world know what is doing in theway of development.” It is also listed in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature1724-1924”, (1927), p. 269, with an issue date of Sep 20, 1915 and refers to J.S. Rosburg as thepublisher.


Madesville

MadesvilleArctic GusherRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1944-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Dec 15, 1944. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Reference to this title appears

in the “Com-Ice-Pac Reports” published in 1945(?) by U.S. Navy Construction Battalion Detachment1058 (N.C.B.D.), undertaking the “first Arctic oil expedition.” The Dec 15, 1944 issue is untitled.


1944: Dec 15-241945: Jan 25, Feb 28

DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESHoldings located at:

ASL: MADE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Manley Hot Springs

Manley Hot Spr ingsHot Springs EchoRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1907-1913Frequency: weeklyEditors: George Hinton Henry, George A. SalisburyHistory: Began Jul 20, 1907. Title above publisher’s statement on first issue calls it the HOT SPRINGS

TRUTH. Probably ceased publication on Jun 8, 1913. It continued the TANANA CITIZEN(TANANA). From Jul 20, 1907 through at least Aug 17, 1907 it was called the HOT SPRINGS ECHO,AND TANANA CITIZEN. According to the Jul 27, 1907 issue of the NORTHERN LIGHT(FAIRBANKS): “This is Mr. G.H. Henry’s new paper … or rather, his Tanana Citizen in its new homeand under a new name.” By Aug 31, 1907, it was called the HOT SPRINGS ECHO and published underthat name until it became the TANANA NEWS on Jun 14, 1913. Statement under the masthead title ofthe Jun 14, 1913 issue: “... has assumed the obligations of the Hot Springs Echo.”


1907: Jul 20-Aug 17, Aug 31-Sep 21, Oct 5- Dec 2, Dec 16-301908: Jan 6-13, Mar 7-14, Apr 4-25, May 16-Jun 6, Jun 27-Sep 26, Oct 10-Dec 10, Dec 24-311909: Jan 7-Mar 4, Mar 18-Sep 25, Oct 9-16, Nov 6-21, Dec 191910: Jan 8-22, Feb 5-26, Mar 12-Apr 30, May 21, Jun 4-Jul 23, Aug 6, Sep 26, Oct 17-24, Nov 19,

Dec 24-311911: Jan 7-Mar 4, Apr 29-Jul 4, Jul 18-Sep 12, Sep 24-Dec 301912: Jan 8-Dec 291913: Jan 5-12, Jan 19-Apr 20, May 4-Jun 1


Check reels carefully!ASL: MANL 1/1-1/2; JUNE 22/2 (for better copy of Nov 3, 1912, several duplicate 1913 issues and the

only copy of Mar 9, 1913)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 677

Hot Springs Echo, and Tanana CitizenSee entry for: HOT SPRINGS ECHO

Hot Springs PostRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1908-1909Frequency: weeklyEditors: George M. Arbuckle & J. Wilbur WardHistory: Began on Oct 1, 1908 and probably ceased publication in May of 1909. According to the Jun 23,

1909 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, “The Hot Springs Post has moved bag and baggageover to Fort Gibbon, or Tanana, as it is now called, and joined forces with the TANANA LEADER.”


1908: Oct 1-Dec 261909: Jan 2-May 15 (Jan 2 issue incorrectly called 1908)

Holdings located at:ASL: MANL 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 964AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hot Springs TruthSee entry for: HOT SPRINGS ECHO

Mayo, Yukon

Mayo, YukonMayo-Keno BulletinRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1924-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Marie FotheringhamHistory: Began in 1924. Description based on vol. 1, no. 36 (Jun 6, 1924). Date when publication ceased is



ASL: MAYO 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

MinerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1935-?Frequency: unknownEditor: A.A. GillespieHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Jul 5, 1935 issue of the ALASKA PRESS which states, “Vol.

1, no. 1, the first issue of the Mayo, Yukon Territory ‘Miner’, has been off the press since Jun 10.”Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

McCarthy

McCarthyAvalanchRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1917?Frequency: weeklyEditor: M.V. LattinHistory: Began on Aug 5, 1916. Probably ceased publication in 1917.Microfilm holdings: 1916Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1916: Aug 5-Sep 23, Oct 7-28Holdings located at:

ASL: MCCA 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 74AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

AvalancheSee entry for: AVALANCH

Copper BeeRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1916-1916Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.P. HubrickHistory: Began on Feb 19, 1916 and ceased publication on Mar 11 of 1916.Microfilm holdings: 1916Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1916: Feb 19-Mar 11Holdings located at:

ASL: MCCA 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 80AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

McCarthy Weekly NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: C.F.M. Cole, M.M. Cole, Flo Malehorn, R.E. LanderHistory: Began with Nov 3, 1917 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it may have ceased

with the Apr 30, 1927 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1917-1927Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1917: Nov 3-Dec 291918-1922: complete1923: Jan 6-Oct 6, Oct 20-Dec 291924: Jan 5-Apr 19, May 3-Dec 271925: complete1926: Jan 2-Oct 9, Oct 30-Dec 251927: Jan 1-Apr 30


Check reels carefully. Reel coverage varies.ASL: MCCA 1/1, 1/2, 1/3 (1/3 is less complete and inferior in quality and has no unique issues)

McCarthy


Wrangell St. Elias NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1992-presentFrequency: bimonthlyEditors: Rick and Bonnie KenyonHistory: Began with the Jul/Aug 1992 issue. It includes news of McCarthy, but its mailing address is

Glennallen where it is printed and distributed.Microfilm holdings: 1992-presentDetailed holdings:

1992: Jul/Aug-Nov/Dec1993-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: MCCA 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

McCarty

McCartySee Delta Junction

McGrath

McGr athKusko CourierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1973-1989Frequency: weeklyEditors: Sally Jo Collins, Laural BaumgartnerHistory: Began on Aug 16, 1973 and ceased publication with the Jan 19, 1989 issue. It continued the MC

GRATH BULLETIN which was published between Jan 17 and Aug 9 of 1973. Issues for Jan 5 and Jan19, 1989 called vol. 1, no. 1, but constitute vol. 19, nos. 1 and 2.


1973: Aug 16-Dec 201974: Jan 4-Jun 7, Aug 15-Sep 12, Oct 11, 18, Nov 1-8, Nov 22-Dec 271975: Jan 3-Dec 5, Dec 261976: Jan 2-Jul 2, Jul 23-Dec 241977: Jan 21, Feb 4-Dec 231978: complete1979: Jan 4-Nov 16, Dec 7-211980: complete1981: Jan 2, Feb 6-Nov 27, Dec 11-251982: complete (suspended from Jul 9 to Oct 1)1983: Jan 7-May 27 (suspended from May 27 through Dec)1984-1987: complete1988: Jan 7-Aug 4, Sep 8-Dec 151989: Jan 5-19

Holdings located at:ASL: MCGRA 2/1B-2/6, 2/7A, 2/7B (2/7B has only 2 1989 issues, same as on 2/7A which includes

earlier issues as well)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1157UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 145AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kusko TimesRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1921-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: A.X. Grant, G.V. Rosander, T.R. McRoberts & Alaska A. EganHistory: Began on Jan 19, 1921 and was published at least through Dec 24, 1937. It was published in

McGrath through May 12, 1923, then out of Takotna from Jun 9, 1923 through Dec 24, 1937. Mastheadspells place of publication “Tokotna” from Jun 9, 1923 through Mar 6, 1926, when spelling changes to“Takotna”. Per Mar 6, 1926 KUSKO TIMES article: “…from now on, just to get into practice, theKusko Times will spell it TAKOTNA, in order to conform to the late order of the PostofficeDepartment”.


1921: Mar 16, Jul 16, 23, Aug 6-13, Aug 31-Sep 7, Sep 14-24, Oct 1-12, Oct 26-Nov 51922: Jan 18-21, Feb 15-Mar 1, Mar 8-Dec 301923: Jan 3-May 12, Jun 9-Nov 10, Nov 24-Dec 291924-1926: complete1927: Jan 1-Apr 23, Dec 10-31 (probably suspended from Apr 30 to Dec 10)1928: Jan 7-14, Mar 3-Dec 291929: Jan 5-May 11, May 25-Jun-Dec 281930: Jan 4-May 24, Jun 28-Dec 201931-1932: complete

McGrath

1933: Jan 14-Oct 211934: Jan 6-20, Mar 10, Oct 6-Dec 22 (suspended from Mar 10 to Oct 6)1935: Jan 5-Apr 61937: Feb 5-Dec 24


ASL: MCGRA 1/1-1/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 136UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 28AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

McGrath BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1973Frequency: weeklyEditor: Sally Jo CollinsHistory: Began Jan 17, 1973 and was published through Aug 9, 1973. The title changed to KUSKO

COURIER on Aug 16, 1973. The KUSKO COURIER ceased publication with the Jan 19, 1989 issue.Issues for Jan 5 and Jan 19, 1989 called vol. 1, no. 1, but constitute vol. 19, nos. 1 and 2.


1973: Jan 17-Jun 7, Jun 21-Aug 9Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: McGRA 2/1A-2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1157UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 145AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

McGrath WeeklyRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1941-1942Frequency: weeklyEditors: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert BrazilHistory: Began Sept. 27, 1941 and ceased publication during the first week in Mar of 1942, according to

an article by Mrs. Herbert Brazil on page 12 of the Jul 1942 issue of the magazine “Alaska Life”.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Metlakahtla

MetlakahtlaSee Metlakatla

Metlakatla

MetlakatlaMetlakahtlanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1888-1891?Frequency: irregularEditor: William DuncanHistory: Began with the Nov 1888 issue and continued publication at least through Dec of 1891.Microfilm holdings: 1888-1891Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1888: Nov (only issue published)1889: Mar, Nov1890: Jan, Mar (only issues published)1891: Mar, Dec (only issues published)

Holdings located at:ASL: METL 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

MetlakatlanSee entry for: METLAKAHTLAN

Minto

MintoMinto MessengerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1979?-?Frequency: irregularHistory: Probably began in 1979. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Mar 28, 1980.Microfilm holdings: 1980Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1980: Feb 8-Mar 28Holdings located at:

ASL: MINT 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Moose Pass

Moose PassMoose Pass MinerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1938-?Frequency: weekly, then monthlyEditor: Lois Hudson AllenHistory: Probably began on Nov 5, 1938. It was published at least through Mar 10, 1942.Microfilm holdings: 1938, 1942Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1938: Nov 12-191942: Mar 10

Holdings located at:ASL: SELD 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Naknek

NaknekAlaska FishermanRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1959?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Denton R. MooreHistory: Began Aug 5, 1959 and was published at least through Nov 29, 1961. Published by the Alaska

Fishing Industry, Inc. This publication is not related to the ALASKA FISHERMAN that was publishedin Juneau beginning in 1923, then moved to Ketchikan (1923-1931) before moving to Petersburg (1931-1932).


1959: Aug 5, Oct 5-Dec 91960: Jan 9-Aug (no date)1961: Jan 16-Nov 29

Holdings located at:ASL: NAKN 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 35AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska’s Southwest JournalRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1985-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Steve LevinsonHistory: Began in Feb 1985, continuing the BOROUGH BUGLE, which was published between Oct 1,

1983 and Jan 1985. The date when it ceased publication is unknown, but it continued at least throughSep 1 of 1986.


1985: Feb-Dec1986: Mar-May, Aug-Sep

Holdings located at:ASL: NAKN 2/2-2/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1210UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 236AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Borough BugleRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1983-1985Frequency: monthlyEditors: Terri Frederick, Arlene Cline, Steve LevinsonHistory: Began on Oct 1, 1983 through Jan 1985. It changed its title to ALASKA’S SOUTHWEST

JOURNAL with the Feb 1985 issue. The date when it ceased publication is unknown, but it continued atleast through Jun of 1986.


1983: Oct-Dec1984: complete1985: Jan


Naknek

ASL: NAKN 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1210UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 236AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Borough PostRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1988-1992Frequency: weeklyEditors: Carol Schlais, Kathleen TullyHistory: Began on Aug 12, 1988 and ceased publication Jul 24, 1992, when it joined with the BRISTOL

BAY NEWS (Dillingham) to become the BRISTOL BAY POST (Naknek).Microfilm holdings: 1988-1992Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1988: Aug 12-Dec 231989-1990: complete1991: Jan 4-Nov 1, Nov 15-Dec 201992: Jan 3-Feb 7, Feb 21-Mar 20, Apr 3-May 8, May 29-Jun 26, Jul 10-24

Holdings located at:ASL: NAKN 5/1-5/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1168UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 214AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol Bay DigestRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1961-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.E. MooreHistory: Began on Dec 13, 1961 and was published at least through Dec 12, 1962.Microfilm holdings: 1961-1962Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1961: Dec 13-201962: Jan 17-Dec 12

Holdings located at:ASL: NAKN 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 75AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol Bay NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1959-?Frequency: irregularEditor: Harold C. OstroskyHistory: Began on Feb 15, 1959. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It suspended publication from

sometime after Mar 15, 1967 until Jul 26 of 1980. The Jul 26, 1980 issue states: “Since the last issue ofthe Bristol Bay News nearly 10 years have passed.”

Microfilm holdings: 1959-1960, 1964-1967, 1980Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1959: Feb 15-Dec 211960: Jan 15-May 8, Aug 8-Dec 191964: Dec 1-151965: Jan 3-Sep 15, Dec 131966: Jan 13-May 11, Sep 28-Nov 71967: Jan 25, Mar 15 (probably suspended publication between Apr 1967 and Jul 26 of 1980)

Naknek


ASL: NAKN 4/1, DILL 1/1B (Oct 4, 1960 issue only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bristol Bay PostRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1992-1992Frequency: weeklyEditor: Barry BialikHistory: Began on Jul 31, 1992 when the BRISTOL BAY NEWS (Dillingham) combined with the

BOROUGH POST of Naknek. It probably ceased with the Aug 14, 1992 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1992Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1992: Jul 31-Aug 14Holdings located at:

ASL: NAKN 5/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1236UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 212AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Naknek BulletinRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ca. 1950?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference to this title appears in the Mar

23, 1990 issue of the BOROUGH POST which mentions a Mar 15, 1950 issue.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Southwest JournalSee entry for: ALASKA’S SOUTHWEST JOURNAL

Nenana

NenanaNenana Daily BulletinRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ?-1918?Frequency: dailyEditor: Roy G. SouthworthHistory: The one issue of the NENANA DAILY BULLETIN examined was dated Mar 27, 1918. It began

sometime after Sep 24, 1916 and was published at least through Mar 27, 1918, but definite publicationdates were not verified. It was a concurrent daily edition to the NENANA NEWS that was publishedfrom Sep 24, 1916 through Mar 30, 1918. On Apr 1, 1918, the weekly NENANA NEWS became adaily, changing its title to the NENANA DAILY NEWS. It continued as a daily through Apr 2, 1921.On Apr 5, 1921, it became again a triweekly, taking the title once again of NENANA NEWS. (See entryfor NENANA NEWS: 1921). It finally ceased publication with the Aug 2, 1923 issue.



ASL: NENA 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 94UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 30

Nenana Daily NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1918-1921Frequency: dailyEditors: Roy G. Southworth, Arthur BellHistory: Began on Apr 1, 1918 and was published through Apr 2, 1921. On Apr 5, 1921, it became a

triweekly, taking the title once again of NENANA NEWS (see entry for NENANA NEWS: 1921). Itfinally ceased publication with the Aug 2, 1923 issue. The NENANA DAILY NEWS continued theweekly NENANA NEWS (see entry for NENANA NEWS: 1916) that began publication on Sep 24,1916 and ceased on Mar 30, 1918. Before the NENANA DAILY NEWS was introduced, there was anearlier daily edition called the NENANA DAILY BULLETIN that was published concurrently with theNENANA NEWS, but beginning and ending dates have not been verified. The one issue of theNENANA DAILY BULLETIN examined was dated Mar 27, 1918.


1918: Apr 1-Jul 31, Aug 9-13, 15-16, Aug 19-Oct 26, Oct 29-Nov 30, Dec 3-24, 27-311919: Jan 2-May 29, May 31-Nov 4, Nov 6-Dec 311920: Jan 2-Aug 17, Aug 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, Sep 2, Sep 4-Dec 301921: Jan 1-Mar 24, Mar 29-Apr 2


ASL: NENA 1/1-1/3, NENA 1/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 94UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 30

Nenana News (1916)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1916-1918Frequency: weeklyEditor: Roy G. SouthworthHistory: Began on Sep 24, 1916 and was published through Mar 30, 1918. It introduced a concurrent daily

edition called the NENANA DAILY BULLETIN sometime during that period, but beginning and

Nenana

ending dates have not been verified. The one issue of the NENANA DAILY BULLETIN examined wasdated Mar 27, 1918. Shortly thereafter the weekly NENANA NEWS became a daily, changing its titleto the NENANA DAILY NEWS. It continued as a daily through Apr 2, 1921. On Apr 5, 1921, itbecame a triweekly, taking the title once again of NENANA NEWS. (See entry for NENANA NEWS:1921). It finally ceased publication with the Aug 2, 1923 issue.


1916: Sep 24, Oct 14-Dec 301917: Jan 6-Oct 13, Oct 27-Dec 291918: Jan 5-Mar 30


ASL: NENA 1/1, NENA 1/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 94UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 30

Nenana News (1921)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1921-1923Frequency: triweeklyEditor: Roy G. SouthworthHistory: Began on Apr 5, 1921 and ceased publication on Aug 2, 1923. It was a continuation of the

NENANA NEWS that first began on Sep 24, 1916 and was published through Mar 30, 1918. Itintroduced a concurrent daily edition called the NENANA DAILY BULLETIN sometime during thatperiod, but beginning and ending dates have not been verified. The one issue of the NENANA DAILYBULLETIN examined was dated Mar 27, 1918. Shortly thereafter the weekly NENANA NEWS (SeeNENANA NEWS: 1916) became a daily, changing its title to the NENANA DAILY NEWS. Itcontinued as a daily through Apr 2, 1921. On Apr 5, 1921 it changed its title back to the NENANANEWS and became a triweekly.


1921: Apr 5-9, 14-28, May 3-Dec 311922: complete1923: Jan 2-Aug 2

Holdings located at:ASL: NENA 1/4, 1/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 94UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 30

Nenana Valley RoadrunnerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1966-?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Jane PenderHistory: Began with the Jul 29, 1966 issue as a continuation of the ROADRUNNER (1963-1966). Date

when publication ceased is unknown, although it was published at least through Nov 19, 1966.Microfilm holdings: 1966Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1966: Jul 29-Oct 17, Nov 19Holdings located at:

ASL: NENA 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Nenana

NenananRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1988-1991Frequency: monthlyEditor: Robin TurkHistory: Began on Nov 1, 1988 and ceased publication with the Sep 1991 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1988-1981Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1988: Nov-Dec1989-1990: complete1991: Jan-Sep

Holdings located at:ASL: NENA 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Northern CrossSee entry for: NORTHERN CROSS (BARROW)

RoadrunnerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1963-1966Frequency: irregularEditors: Tim Bradner, Wallace A. (Wally) Olson, Karen Fredericks, Carol PhillipsHistory: Began in 1963 and was published through the May 8, 1966 issue. Description based on vol. 2, no.

2 (Feb 20, 1964). On Jul 29, 1966 it became the NENANA VALLEY ROADRUNNER which waspublished through at least Nov 19, 1966.


1964: Feb 2-Jun 18, Sep 5-Dec 11965: Apr 7-May 81966: Apr 7-May 8

Holdings located at:ASL: NENA 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

New York

New Yor kLeslie’s Illustrated WeeklyRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1894-1901Frequency: weeklyHistory: Includes articles about the Klondike Gold Rush.Microfilm holdings: 1894-1901Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1894-1901: check microfilmConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: NEWY 1/1 (Mar 23, 1899 issue only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 178 (1894-1901 issues)

New York Journal and AdvertiserRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1897-1901Frequency: dailyHistory: Includes articles about the Klondike Gold Rush.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

WorldRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1881-1931Frequency: dailyHistory: Includes articles about the Klondike Gold Rush.Microfilm holdings: 1897Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1897: Aug 22 (Special Klondike Number)Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Nome

NomeAlaska Mining News RecordRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1905?-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Published in Nome & Chicago between Mar 1905 and at least 1913. Published by the Alaska

News Record Co.Microfilm holdings: 1905-1907, 1909-1910, 1913Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1905: Mar1906: Dec1907: Jul1909: Feb, Sep1910: Jan, Mar1913: Jan (Special Issue and Supplement)

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 9/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Arctic AppealRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1909-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in May of 1909. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1909Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1909: May 15, May 29Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: JUNE 22/2

Arctic BrotherRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1905-?Frequency: unknownEditors: P.H. Watt, R.T. Reber, J.J. UnderwoodHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 256, it began in Jan of 1905. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings: No Known Microfilm HoldingsHoldings located at:


Arctic Weekly SunRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1900-1900Frequency: weeklyEditors: G. B. Swinehart, D. B. TwekesburyHistory: Began on Jul 8, 1900. It was absorbed by the NOME DAILY CHRONICLE on Aug 11, 1900 per

an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 256.

Nome


1900: Jul 15, Aug 5ISSUES DAMAGEDConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 11/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 179

Bering StraightsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1976-1982Frequency: weeklyEditors: Phillip Dunne, Sylver PondolinoHistory: Began on Feb 27, 1976 and ceased publication on Dec 21, 1982.Microfilm holdings: 1976-1982Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1976: Feb 27-Dec 311977-1981: complete1982: Jan 15-Aug 20, Sep 3-Dec 21

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 6/1-6/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1154UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 118AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Bering Strait RecordRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1996-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Rob Stapleton, Mark GillespieHistory: Began on Jun 19, 1996.Microfilm holdings: 1996-Detailed holdings:

1996: Jan 19-Dec 251997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 10/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Cape Nome RockerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1900-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Began on Feb 1, 1900. Its masthead states that it is published in “Nome City”. The publisher’s

statement notes that it was “published in Seattle monthly by Joe Young, Jr.”.Microfilm holdings: 1900Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: JUNE 22/2

Nome

Daily Nome Industrial WorkerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1913-1918Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.S. EmbreeHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1913. It was published through Apr 30, 1918 and changed its title to the TRI-

WEEKLY NOME INDUSTRIAL WORKER with the May 2, 1918 issue. See also entry for NOMEINDUSTRIAL WORKER.


1913: Aug 15-19, 26-281914: Nov 6, 261915: Apr 14, 17, Dec 7-311916: Jan 1-Nov 6, Nov 8-11, Nov 14-Dec 301917: Jan 1-Jun 15, Jun 23-Dec 10, Dec 18-26, 28-311918: Jan 1-Apr 19, Apr 22-30

MANY DAMAGED ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


ASL: NOME 4/1-4/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 954UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 51AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Telegraph BulletinRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1919-1933?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Published between 1919-1933? as a concurrent edition to the then weekly NOME NUGGET.

Reference to this title appears in the Nov 15, 1919 issue of the NOME NUGGET which states,“Commencing on Monday November 3rd, the DAILY TELEGRAPH BULLETIN past and theWEEKLY NUGGET will be delivered to all subscribers in lieu of the TRI-WEEKLY NUGGET”.Between 1926?-1927 it was called the NUGGET DAILY BULLETIN and from 1928-1933? it wascalled the NUGGET DAILY TELEGRAPH BULLETIN.


1923: Aug 9, Sep 24Holdings located at:

ASL: NOME 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Federal Emergency Relief Admin. BulletinRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1934-1934Frequency: dailyHistory: Mimeographed bulletin published daily from Sep 22-Nov 6 by the Nome Nugget and the Federal

Emergency Relief Administration after the devastating fire of Sep 17, 1934 damaged the Nuggetoffices. The title varied during this time among: FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEFADMINISTRATION BULLETIN & THE NOME DAILY NUGGET; the NOME NUGGET; and theNOME DAILY NUGGET. On Nov 8, it became the NOME DAILY NUGGET and was publishedunder that title through Dec 31, 1937. On Jan 3, 1938, its title became the NOME NUGGET (1938-present).


Nome

Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1934: Sep 22-Nov 6Holdings located at:

ASL: NOME 2/15UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 11UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 9AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Hell WhooperRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1903-1903Frequency: unknownEditors: David W. King, (Jasper Walrushorn)History: Probably began and ceased on Apr 17, 1903. The “hottest” paper ever published in Alaska was

written by David W. King (a.k.a. Jasper Walrushorn) who was also a reporter with the NOME NEWS.It appeared both as an insert to the Nome News and as a separate sheet supposedly “printed on asbestospaper and scorched at the edges”. The Alaska State Library, Historical Collections, has an original issueof this satirical paper that is printed on heavy paper of an unusual texture.


1903: Apr 17 (located at this date within the pages of the NOME NEWS)Holdings located at:

ASL: NOME 1/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 140UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 158AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Little NewsprintRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1953-1957Frequency: irregularEditor: Pamela Mandeville MulvihillHistory: Began on Jul 15, 1953 and ceased publication with the Jul 1957 issue. The first issue was called

the LITTLE PRINTING PRESS. According to the introduction to the microfilm, written by the formereditor in 1975, the editor started the paper when she was 8 years old. She did all the writing and dictatedto her mother what should be typed. She had several regular subscribers and a few “Outside”.


1953-1957: completeMANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES


Little Printing PressSee entry for: LITTLE NEWSPRINT

Mining & Dredging Ed. Nome Daily NuggetRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1908?-1916?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in 1906? It was first called the MINING EDITION of the NOME NUGGET, then became

the MINING AND DREDGING EDITON of the NOME DAILY NUGGET. It was “a yearlypublication in the interest of dredging and mining.” It was published at least through Oct 1916.

Microfilm holdings: 1908, 1910-1916Extent of holdings: Unknown

Nome

Detailed holdings:1908: Jun1910-1916: complete (annual editions published each Oct)

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 2/4B, NOME 2A/3 (1908 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Mining Edition of The Nome Daily NuggetSee entry for: MINING & DREDGING EDITION of the NOME DAILY NUGGET

Nome ChronicleRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1900-1901Frequency: semiweekly, then weeklyEditors: Fred A. Healy & Charles P. BurnettHistory: It began on Nov 14, 1900, continuing the NOME WEEKLY CHRONICLE (Oct 6-Nov 10), that

had continued the NOME DAILY CHRONICLE (Aug 11-Sep 29, 1900). The NOME CHRONICLEwas published through Jun 18, 1901 when it became the NOME NUGGET.


1900: Nov 14, Nov 16-Dec 291901: Jan 5-Jun 18

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 3/1AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 174

Nome Daily ChronicleRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1900-1900Frequency: dailyEditors: Fred A. Healy, Charles P. BurnettHistory: Began on Aug 11, 1900. It published through Sep 29, then become the NOME WEEKLY

CHRONICLE (Oct 6-Nov 10). On Nov 14, 1900, that title became a semiweekly called the NOMECHRONICLE which was published through Jun 18, 1901 when it became the NOME NUGGET. Itabsorbed the ARCTIC WEEKLY SUN on Aug 11, 1900 per an entry in James Wickersham’s “ABibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 256.


1900: Aug 14, Aug 16-Sep 11, Sep 13, 15-29SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Nome Daily Gold DiggerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1905-1910Frequency: weeklyEditors: S. H. Stevens, J.S. WoodsonHistory: Began on Jul 22, 1905 as a continuation of the weekly NOME GOLD DIGGER. It ceased

publication with the Jul 27, 1910 issue. Between 1905 and 1906 its title varied between NOME GOLD

Nome

DIGGER and NOME DAILY GOLD DIGGER. On Jun 1, 1909, it published the A.-Y.-P. DAILYNEWS in Seattle. See that entry for more information.


1905: Jul 22-Aug 2, Aug 4-Sep 26, Sep 28-Oct 28, Nov 4-22, Dec 6-271906: Jan 3-May 2, May 16-30, Jun 29-30, Jul 7,14, 21, 28, Aug 4, 10-Sep 6, Sep 8, 11-12, 14-15, Sep

19-Oct 3, Oct 5-13, Oct 16-Nov 2, Nov 5-12, 20-24, 29-30, Dec 4-12, 14-19, 24-291907-1909: numerous missing issues; consult microfilm1910: Jan 3-8, Jan 18-Feb 21, Feb 23-Mar 7, Mar 9-Jul 27

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.



Nome Daily NewsSee entry for: NOME NEWS

Nome Daily Nugget (1906)Region: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1906-1918Frequency: dailyEditors: J.F.A. Strong (Jun 11, 1906 issue only), Harry G. Steel, J.J. McGrath, F.W. Cobb, E.C. Divine,

George S. Maynard, Richard Hatton, Charles SanfordHistory: Began on Jun 5, 1906 as a continuation of the NOME TRI-WEEKLY NUGGET (1905) which is

part of the family of NOME NUGGET family of titles. See entry for NOME NUGGET (1900) for moreinformation. The NOME DAILY NUGGET was continued by another NOME TRI-WEEKLYNUGGET (1918-1919), before becoming the NOME NUGGET (1919-1934), a weekly, that wascontinued by the NOME DAILY NUGGET (1934-1937), then the NOME NUGGET (1938-present). Itabsorbed the NOME SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS in 1906. Several special mining editions were publishedover the years beginning with the Special Mining Ed of the Nome Nugget on Jun 11, 1906 that waspublished by J.F.A. Strong about the time he sold the NUGGET to Harry G. Steel on Jun 1, 1906. Otherspecial mining editions followed in 1908 and in 1909 the MINING AND DREDGING EDITON OFTHE NOME DAILY NUGGET began publication. It was “a yearly publication in the interest ofdredging and mining.” It was published at least through Oct 1916. The NOME WEEKLY NUGGETwas published concurrently from 1908 to 1919 (probable end date).


1906: Jun 5-6, 11 (Special Mining Ed. ), Sep 101907: Feb 5, Jun 12, 15-18, Jul 31, Aug 1-3, Oct 8, Nov 1-14, Nov 18-Dec 23, 26-301908: Jan 2-14, Jan 17-Feb 1, Feb 5-Mar 31, Apr 2-4. Apr 13-May 2, May 11-16, May 25-Jun 6, Jun

19-Jul 17, Jul 20-Sep 4, Sep 7-29, Oct 1-22, Oct 24-Nov 6, Nov 9-12, 18-21, Nov 24-Dec 5, Dec8, 17

1909: May 12, Jul 6, Oct 211910: Mar 17, Jun 15-Jul 7, Jul 13-21, Jul 25-Aug 16, Aug 19-23, Aug 30-Sep 29, Oct 1-29, Nov 2-19,

23-29, Dec 2-13, 16-311911: Jan 4-28, Feb 1-9, Feb 13-Apr 19, Apr 24-Sep 9, Sep 13-Oct 31, Nov 3-Dec 27, Dec 301912: Jan 1-8, 11-15, 18-29, Feb 1-14, 17, Feb 24-Mar 27, Apr 2-May 27, May 29-Jun 1, Jun 10-Aug 6,

Aug 8-10, 15-17, Aug 22-Oct 26, Nov 4-Dec 311913: Jan 1-Mar 29, May 17, Jun 3-11, 16-21, Jul 8, 10, 12, 15, Aug 16, 19, 21, 23-25, 27, Aug 29-Sep

1, Sep 3-Oct 4, Oct 8-Dec 27, Dec 29-311914: Jan 1-Apr 25, May 4-16, May 19-Dec 311915: Jan 2-Dec 31

Nome

1916: Jan 3-Jul 12, Jul 15, Jul 18-Dec 301917: Jan 1-Apr 12, Apr 14-Jun 7, Jun 9-Oct 8, Oct 10-Dec 171918: Jan 2-Apr 9, Apr 12-27, 30

MANY ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Some issues filmed out of order.

ASL: NOME 2/2-2/10, 2A/1, (2/6 c. 2, 2/A/1 have unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 11UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 9AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Nome Daily Nugget (1934)Region: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1934-1937Frequency: dailyHistory: Began on Nov 8, 1934 as a continuation of the weekly NOME NUGGET (1919). It was published

through Dec 31, 1937, when the title changed back to the NOME NUGGET (1938). It is part of theseries of related NOME NUGGET titles that began in 1900. See also the NOME NUGGET (1900).


1934: Nov 8, Nov 11-Dec 311935: Jan 2-Sep 28, Oct 7-Dec 311936: Jan 2-Feb 4, Feb 6, Feb 8-Dec 311937: Jan 2-Oct 15, Oct 17-Dec 31

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 2/15-2/18UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 11UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 9AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Nome DemocratRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1914-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Hugh O’NeillHistory: Began in Jan of 1914. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1914Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1914: Feb 22, May 3-17Holdings located at:

ASL: NOME 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Nome Gold DiggerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1899-1905Frequency: weeklyEditors: Cassius M. Coe, S. H. StevensHistory: Began on Oct 25, 1899 and was published through Jul 15, 1905. It then became a daily called the

NOME DAILY GOLD DIGGER which ceased publication on Jul 27, 1910.Microfilm holdings: 1899-1905Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

Nome

1899: Oct 25-Dec 201900: Jan 3-Oct 10, Oct 24-Nov 14, Nov 28-Dec 261901: Jan 2-Jun 19, Jul 3-Sep 18, Oct 2-Dec 251902: Jan 1-Apr 23, May 7-Aug 6, Aug 20-Nov 12, Nov 26-Dec 311903: Jan 7-28, Feb 18-Mar 18, Apr 8-Dec 2, Dec 23-301904: Jan 6-Jun 1, Jun 15-Nov 16, Nov 30, Dec 14-281905: Jan 4-Jul 19

SOME ISSUES DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies and some issues filmed out of order.

ASL: NOME 3/1A-3/1B, 3/2, 3/2B, JUNE 22/2 (less complete, nothing unique, but different issuesfilmed)


Nome Industrial WorkerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1907-1911Frequency: frequency variesEditors: Paul Turner, A.S. EmbreeHistory: Began on Jul 5, 1907 and was published through Feb 28, 1911. It became the DAILY NOME

INDUSTRIAL WORKER on Mar 1, 1911. It published under that title through Apr 30, 1918, becomingthe TRI-WEEKLY NOME INDUSTRIAL WORKER (May 2-Nov 2, 1918). It then changed its title tothe WEEKLY NOME INDUSTRIAL WORKER and suspended publication with the Jun 28, 1919issue.


1908: Feb 14-21, Mar 20, Apr 3-10, May 1-8, Aug 9-10, Oct 2, Oct 20-301909: Jul 91910: Oct 4


Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 954

Nome Mining GazetteRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ca. 1903-?Frequency: monthlyEditors: W.C. Kurtz, J.J. UnderwoodHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Aug 5, 1903 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS which

states, “The Nome Mining Gazette is the name of a monthly publication to be issued on August.”Additional references appear in the Sep 21, 1904 issue of the NOME NUGGET and the Sep 13 issue ofthe NOME SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS. It was more of a magazine than a newspaper.


Nome NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1899-1906Frequency: frequency variesEditors: J.F.A. Strong, E.B. Wishaar, J.P. Parkinson, Harry G. Steel, E.S. Harrision, Will A. SteelHistory: Began on Oct 9, 1899 and was published through May 25, 1906. It was then absorbed by the

Nome

NOME DAILY NUGGET. The NOME NEWS changed frequency often and published under thefollowing titles: NOME NEWS (1899-1900), NOME DAILY NEWS (1900), NOME NEWS (1900-1904), NOME SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS (1904-1906). A concurrent weekly ed. called the NOMEWEEKLY NEWS was published for a short time in 1900. The Apr 17, 1904 issue includes the HELLWHOOPER.


1899: Oct 9-Dec 301900: Aug 4, Sep 1, 15, Oct 6-20, Nov 10 (NOME WEEKLY NEWS)1900: Jan 2-May 26, Jun 28-Aug 30, Sep 1-12, 14-24, 26-29, Nov 17-21, Nov 28-Dec 12, Dec 19-291901: Jan 2-16, Jan 30-Mar 6, Mar 13-May 29, Jun 8-15, Jul 10-17, Jul 27-Nov 15, Dec 3-131902: Jan 3-14, Jan 21-Oct 28, Nov 4-Dec 9, Dec 16-301903: Jan 2-27, Feb 3-Nov 27, Dec 11-291904: Jan 1-Mar 8, Mar 15-18, Mar 29-Apr 22, Apr 29-May 31, Jun 7, 14-21, Jul 5-Aug 2, Aug 9-Dec

301905: Jan 3-6, 13-20, Jan 27-Feb 17, Feb 24-Jul 18, Jul 25-Nov 24, Dec 15-291906: Jan 5-May 25

SOME DAMAGED ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


ASL: NOME 1/1A-1/1B, 1/2, JUNE 22/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 140UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 158AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Nome Nugget (1900)Region: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1900-1906Frequency: weeklyEditors: T.F. Kane (Special 1900 New Year’s ed.), J.F.A. StrongHistory: The first issue of the NOME NUGGET was the Jan 1, 1900 Special New Year’s Edition. It

absorbed the NOME CHRONICLE, purchased by J.F.A. Strong in Jul 1901. The NOME NUGGET waspublished as the NOME SEMI-WEEKLY NUGGET (1904-1905) and the NOME TRI-WEEKLYNUGGET (1905-1906) until it became the NOME DAILY NUGGET on Jun 5, 1906. The last issuepublished by Strong was a Special Mining edition of the NOME NUGGET on Jun 11, 1906. See alsoentry for NOME DAILY NUGGET (1906) and other NOME NUGGET entries.


1900: Jan 1 (Special New Year’s Edition)1901: Jul 9-Dec 14, Dec 25-281902: Jan 1-Jun 11, Jun 18-Aug 6, Aug 13-Oct 22, Nov 1-5, Nov 12-Dec 6, Dec 13-20, 311903: Jan 3-Jun 20, Jul 1-Sep 23, Oct 3-Dec 301904: complete1905: Jan 4-Nov 18, Nov 23-Dec 301906: Jan 2-Jun 2



Nome Nugget (1919)Region: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1919-1934

Nome

Frequency: weeklyEditor: G.S. MaynardHistory: Began Nov 15, 1919 and continued through Nov 6, 1934. On Nov 8, 1934 it became the NOME

DAILY NUGGET (1934-1937). On Jan 3, 1938, it became the NOME NUGGET once again. TheDAILY TELEGRAPH BULLETIN was published concurrently, according to the Nov 15, 1919 issue ofthe NOME NUGGET which stated that it would begin publishing it on Nov 17, 1919. See also entry forFEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF ADMIN. BULLETIN. See also entry for NOME NUGGET (1900)and other NOME NUGGET entries.


1919: Nov 15-271920: Jan 3-17, Jan 31-Dec 251921-1926: complete1927: Jan 1-Dec 10, Dec 24-311928: Jan 7-21, Feb 18-Dec 291929-1933: complete1934: Jan 6-Nov 6



Nome Nugget (1938)Region: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1938-presentFrequency: frequency variesEditors: Russel Maynard, W.A. Boucher, Jim Frye, Emily P. Boucher, Lester Bronson, Ed Jocius, Jean F.

Sullivan, Al Phelps, Bob Richardson, Charles Ei, Albro Gregory, Nancy McGuireHistory: Began on Jan 3, 1938 as a continuation of the NOME DAILY NUGGET (1934). It is part of the

series of related NOME NUGGET titles that began in 1900. See also the NOME NUGGET (1900) andother NOME NUGGET entries.


1938: Jan 5-Mar 28, Apr 4-May 9, May 13-Jun 13, Jun 17-Dec 311939: Jan 2-Aug 25, Aug 30-Dec 291940-1941: complete1942: Jan 5-Nov 27 (suspended until Oct 1, 1943)1943: Oct 1-18, 22-Dec 8, Dec 13-24, 29-311944: Jan 3-12, Jan 17-May 19, May 24-Jul 5, Jul 10-19, 24-31, Aug 4-25, Aug 30-Sep 1, Sep 8-Dec 291945: Jan 1-10, 15-26, Feb 5-9, Feb 23-Mar 5, Mar 9-28, Apr 2-Dec 31 (issues filmed out of order)1946: Jan 2-11, Jan 21-Dec 301947: complete1948: Jan 2-May 28, Jun 2-Sep 3, Sep 8-Dec 311949: Jan 3-Jul 1, Jul 8-Sep 2, Sep 7-Dec 23, Dec 28-301950: Jan 4-Dec 15, Dec 22-29 (Nov 10 is filmed with 1951 issues)1951: complete1952: Jan 2-Aug 18, Aug 22-Dec 311953: complete1954: Jan 1-Jun 30 only1955: Jan 3-Feb 2 only1956: Nov 28-Dec 311957: May 20-Jun 7, Jun 12-Oct 301958: Jan 13-Sep 3, Sep 8-Dec 311959-1960: complete1961: Jan 4-Sep 1, Sep 11-Dec 291962-1963: complete

Nome

1964: Jan 3-Jun 15, Jun 19-Jul 17, Jul 22-Nov 13, Nov 23-Dec 301965: Jan 1-Nov 8, Nov 15-Dec 241966: complete1967: Jan 4-Nov 1, Nov 6-Dec 291968: Jan 3-Mar 13, Mar 18-Dec 301969: Jan 3-Apr 7, Apr 14, 21, Apr 30-May 5, May 12, May 19-Jun 23, Jun 30-Jul 9, Jul 14-Nov 10,

Nov 17, 24, Dec 1-311970: Jan 5-Sep 4, Sep 11, Sep 16-Oct 19, Oct 23-Dec 301971: Jan 4-25, Jan 29-Feb 19, Feb 24-Jul 2, Jul 7-Sep 3, Sep 8-Nov 8, Nov 15, 23, Nov 30-Dec 281972: complete1973: Jan 5-26, Feb 2-Oct 5, Oct 12-Dec 281974: Jan 1-Jul 23, Jul 30-Aug 27, Sep 6-Oct 29, Nov 5-Dec 241975-1976: complete1977: Jan 4-Jun 17, Jun 24-Sep 13, Sep 20-Dec 231978: complete1979: Jan 5-Jul 20, Jul 27-Dec 281980: Jan 4-15, Jan 22-Jun 17, Jun 24-Dec 251981-1982: complete1983: Jan 6-Jul 28, Aug 11-Dec 221984: Jan 5-19, Feb 2-Apr 19, May 3-10, May 24-Jul 26, Aug 9-Sep 6, Sep 29-Dec 201985: Jan 3-Feb 28, Mar 14-Dec 191986: complete1987: Jan 8-Aug 20, Sep 10-Dec 241988: Jan 7-May 5, May 19-Dec 221989-1991: complete1992: Jan 2-Nov 26, Dec 10-241993: complete1994-present: check microfilm

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESNote: Microfilm holdings and quality may vary due to several microfilm producers filming differentoriginal issues.Consult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Some issues filmed out of order. Multiple microfilmproducers. Holdings may vary among libraries!

ASL: NOME 2/18-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF

Nome Pioneer PressRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1907-1908Frequency: frequency variesEditor: L.C. DennyHistory: Began on Oct 24, 1907 and ceased publication with the Sep 17, 1908 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1907-1908Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1907: Oct 24-Dec 311908: Jan 2-Sep 17

Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 5/1AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 177UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 177

Nome Semi-Weekly NewsSee entry for: NOME NEWS

Nome

Nome Semi-Weekly NuggetSee entry for: NOME NUGGET (1900)

Nome Tri-Weekly Nugget (1905)See entry for: NOME NUGGET (1900)

Nome Tri-Weekly Nugget (1918)Region: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1918-1919Frequency: triweeklySee entry for: NOME DAILY NUGGET (1906)Microfilm holdings: 1918-1919Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1918: May 1-31, Jun 10-14, Jun 24-Jul 17, Jul 24-Aug 19, Aug 26-28, Sep 2, 6-13, Sep 18-Dec 16, Dec20-30

1919: Jan 1-May 9, May 19-30, Jun 4-Aug 4, Aug 8-Sep 10, Sep 15-Oct 1, Oct 6-20, 24-29Holdings located at:


Nome Weekly ChronicleRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1900-1900Frequency: weeklyEditor: Fred A. HealyHistory: Began on Oct 6, 1900 as a continuation of the NOME DAILY CHRONICLE (Aug 11-Sep 29,

1900). On Nov 14, 1900, it became a semiweekly called the NOME CHRONICLE which was publishedthrough Jun 18, 1901 when it was absorbed by the NOME NUGGET.


1900: Oct 13-Nov 10MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Nome Weekly NewsSee entry for: NOME NEWS

Nome Weekly NuggetSee entry for: NOME DAILY NUGGET (1906)

Norton Sound OffRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ca. 1945-?Frequency: unknownHistory: A military paper published circa 1945? No further information available.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No microfilm holdings

Nugget Daily BulletinSee entry for: DAILY TELEGRAPH BULLETIN (NOME)

Nome

Nugget Daily Telegraph BulletinSee entry for: DAILY TELEGRAPH BULLETIN (NOME)

SpudnikRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ca. 1965?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Reference to this title was from an individual in Nome who indicated it was published by Dick

Speedy Strom in 1965.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Tri-Weekly Nome Industrial WorkerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1918-1918Frequency: tri-weeklyEditor: A.S. EmbreeHistory: Began on May 2, 1918 as a continuation of the DAILY NOME INDUSTRIAL WORKER. It was

published through Nov 2, 1918. It then changed its title to the WEEKLY NOME INDUSTRIALWORKER with the Nov 16, 1918 issue. See also entry under NOME INDUSTRIAL WORKER.


1918: May 2-Jun 15, Jun 20-Aug 3, Aug 13-Sep 7, Sep 15-Nov 2 (Note: Aug 20 issue filmed with theNOME TRI-WEEKLY NUGGET after the Aug 19, 1918 issue)


Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 4/6, NOME 2/10 (for Aug 20, 1918)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 954UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 51AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Weekly Nome Industrial WorkerRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1918-1919Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.S. EmbreeHistory: Began on Nov 16, 1918 as a continuation of the TRI-WEEKLY NOME INDUSTRIAL

WORKER. It suspended publication on Jun 28, 1919. See also entry for NOME INDUSTRIALWORKER.


1918: Nov 16-Dec 281919: Jan 4-Jun 28


Holdings located at:ASL: NOME 4/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 954UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 51AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North Pole

Nor th PoleIndependentSee entry for: NORTH POLE INDEPENDENT

North Pole ExpressRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1954?-1957?Frequency: unknownEditor: Edna FrankHistory: No information availableMicrofilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

North Pole Hi-LiteRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ca. 1958?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Specific publication dates unknown. A reference to an Oct 16, 1958 issue of the NORTH POLE

HI-LITE appeared in the Oct 20, 1973 issue of the NORTH POLE POST.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

North Pole IndependentRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1990-1996?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Richard B. CourseyHistory: Began on Sep 20, 1990 and ceased publication in 1996. Published as the INDEPENDENT from

Apr 12-Oct 12, 1991.Microfilm holdings: 1990-1996Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1990: Sep 20-Dec 231992-1993: complete1994: check microfilm1995: Jan 6-Sep 22, Oct 6-Nov 24, Dec 8-221996: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: NPOL 2/1-2/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1182UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North Pole PaperRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1984-1987Frequency: weeklyEditor: Lynn WolfHistory: Began on Jul 26, 1984 and ceased publication on Mar 5, 1987.Microfilm holdings: 1984-1987Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1984: Jul 26-Dec 20

North Pole

1985-1986: complete1987: Jan 1-Mar 5

Holdings located at:ASL: NPOLE 1/1-1/2UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 202AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North Pole PostRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1972?-?Frequency: biweeklyEditor: Tim CookHistory: Probably began in 1972. Description based on vol. 2, no. 7, the Mar 31, 1973 issue. Date when

publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1973Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1973: Mar 31, May 11, Jun 23-Sep 1, Oct 20-Nov 3Holdings located at:

ASL: NPOL 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1234UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 62AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North Slope SentinelRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1993?-1996?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Richard B. CourseyHistory: Probably began in 1993 and continued at least through Jan 12 of 1996 before it ceased

publication. It states on its masthead that it covers “Anaktuvuk Pass, Atqasuk, Barrow, Kaktovik,Nuiqsut, Point Hope, Wainwright and Point Lay”.


1993: Aug 20-Oct 15, Oct 29-Dec 241994: Jan 14-21, Feb 4-11, Feb 25-Jun 17, Jul 8-Sep 23, Oct 7-Dec 231995: Jan 6-Aug 18, Sep 8-Nov 11, Dec 221996: Jan 12

Holdings located at:ASL: NPOL 4/1-4/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Old Harbor

Old Har bor Village TalkRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1971?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably began in 1971. Description based on no. 7, the Jul 1971 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1971Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1971: JulHoldings located at:

ASL: OLDH 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Palmer

Palmer Alaska RecordRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1953-1954Frequency: monthlyEditor: Thomas A. MoyerHistory: Began with the Dec 1953 issue, as a continuation of the ALASKA RECORD AND

MATANUSKA VALLEY RECORD, which had continued the MATANUSKA VALLEY RECORD.The ALASKA RECORD ceased publication with the Apr 1954 issue stating that it has been“…sold…and will become a section of the ‘Alaska Agriculturist’…”.


1953: Dec1954: Jan-Apr

Holdings located at:ASL: PALM 4/1aUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 982UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 204AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Record and Matanuska Valley RecordRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1953Frequency: monthlyEditor: Thomas A. MoyerHistory: Began with the Apr 1953 issue, as a continuation of the MATANUSKA VALLEY RECORD.

The title changed to the ALASKA RECORD with the Dec 1953 issue. The ALASKA RECORD ceasedpublication with the Apr 1954 issue stating that it has been “…sold…and will become a section of the‘Alaska Agriculturist’…”.


1953: Apr-NovHoldings located at:

ASL: PALM 4/1, 4/1a (duplicate coverage, but 4/1a is a better copy)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 982UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 204AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

FrontiersmanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1952-1986Frequency: weekly, then semiweeklyEditors: Opal Lu Smith, Marian Badcom, V. Gallant, Mary Morgan, Mildred Johnson, Merilyn Ryder,

Karen Christensen, Karen Lee, Mark HarrisHistory: Began on May 15, 1952. Continued the VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN (1947-1952). It began

publishing out of Wasilla with the Jun 25, 1986 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1952-1959, 1961-1963, 1965-1986Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1952: May 15-Dec 311953-1956: complete1957: Jan 3-Feb 7, Mar 14-Aug 8, Aug 22-Dec 271958: Jan 2-Apr 10, May 15-Jul 10, Jul 24-Dec 17, Dec 30

Palmer

1959: Jan 8-Apr 23, Sep 3, Oct 8, Oct 22-29, Nov 25-Dec 231961: Jan 19-Feb 2, Feb 16-Mar 9, Mar 30-Apr 13, Apr 27-Jun 29, Jul 13-20, Aug 10-Dec 281962: Jan 4-Dec 271963: Jan 3-Dec 261965-1970: complete1971: Jan 7-May 27, Jun 10-Dec 301972: Jan 6-Dec 281973: Jan 4-Dec 271974: Jan 3-Oct 3, Oct 17-Dec 261975-1978: complete1979: Jan 4-Nov 22, Dec 6-261980: Jan 2-Jul 24, Aug 7-Dec 251981: Jan 1-Dec 311982: Jan 4-Dec 301983: Jan 6-Aug 18, Sep 1-Oct 13, Oct 27-Dec 221984: Jan 5-Dec 291985: Jan 2-Dec 271986: Jan 1-Jun 20


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Some issues filmed out of order.ASL: PALM 3/3-3/35UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 16UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 33AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Matanuska Valley PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1935-1936Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jack AllmanHistory: Began on Aug 22, 1935 and ceased publication with Dec 19, 1936 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1935-1936Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1935: Aug 22-Dec 191936: Jan 2-Mar 19, Apr 2-Dec 19


Check reels carefully. Reel coverage varies! Some issues spliced at end of reel.ASL: PALM 1/1-1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 138UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 160AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Matanuska Valley PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1946-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Ralph W. ArnoldHistory: Began Jun 5, 1946, according to the Jun 6, 1946 issue of the VALLEY SETTLER. Date when

publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1946-1947Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1946: Oct 30-Dec 41947: Jan 8-Apr 9


Palmer

ASL: PALM 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 200UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Matanuska Valley RecordRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1951-1953Frequency: monthlyEditor: Thomas A. MoyerHistory: Began with Apr 1951 issue. Title changed to the ALASKA RECORD AND MATANUSKA

VALLEY RECORD with the Apr 1953 issue. It was published under this title until Dec of 1953 whenthe title changed to the ALASKA RECORD. The Apr 1954 issue of the ALASKA RECORD states thatit has been “…sold…and will become a section of the ‘Alaska Agriculturist’…”.


1951: Apr-Dec1952: complete1953: Jan-Mar

Holdings located at:ASL: PALM 4/1, 4/1a (duplicate coverage)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 982UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 204AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tri-Valley GraphicRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1980-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Published out of Palmer possibly around 1980. No further information available.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Valley FrontiersmanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1947-1952Frequency: semiweekly, then weeklyEditor: Viola DanielsHistory: Began on Sep 17, 1947 and was published through May 8, 1952. It became the

FRONTIERSMAN with the May 15, 1952 issue. It moved from Palmer to Wasilla with the Jun 25,1986 issue. The VALDEZ NEWS (1950) is published as an insert from Mar 10, 1950-Jan 19, 1951.


1947: Sep 20-Dec 311948: Jan 7-Nov 241949: Feb 25-Apr 15, Apr 28-Sep 1, Sep 15-Dec 291948: Jan 5-Dec 291951: Jan 5-Dec 271952: Jan 3-May 8

Holdings located at:ASL: PALM 3/1-3/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 16UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 33AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Palmer

Valley SettlerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1937-?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Verna Eastham, Marie Wilson, Dorothy Bell, Elsie Jeffers, Dorothy Bell, Lucille LeDucHistory: Began on Dec 2, 1937 and was published at least through Feb 22, 1952. It was published by the

Matanuska Valley Farmers’ Cooperating Association.Microfilm holdings: 1937-1952Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1937: Dec 9-301938-1942: complete1943: Jan 1-Mar 26, Apr 9-Jul 16, Aug 6-Dec 311944: Jan 7-May 19, Jun 2-Dec 15, Dec 291945: Jan 5-Dec 281946: Jan 11-Mar 28, May 2-Dec 201947: Jan 3-Dec 191948: Jan 2-May 21, Jun 4-Aug 13, Aug 27-Oct 1, Oct 15, Oct 29-Nov 191949: Jan 7-Dec 301950: Jan 6-Mar 24, Apr 7-May 5, Jun 9-Aug 4, Aug 18-Sep 1, Sep 15-Oct 13, Nov 10-17, Dec 1-291951: Jan 4-Feb 9, Feb 23, Mar 9-30, Apr 13-Aug 24, Sep 7-Dec 281952: Jan 4-Feb 22

SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: PALM 2/1-2/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 175UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 29AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Pelican

PelicanBoardwalk RevueRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1985-1988?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with Oct 1985 issue. Probably ceased with the Jan 1988 issue, although it states in that

issue that it would begin publishing as a quarterly in Mar of 1988.Microfilm holdings: 1985-1988Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1985: Oct-Dec1986: complete1987: Jan-May1988: Jan

Holdings located at:ASL: PELI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sea GullRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: biweekly during the summerHistory: Date when publication began is unknown, but was probably around 1960. Date when publication

ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1962-1963Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1962: May 12-Jul 21, Aug 18- Sep 151963: Apr 27-Jun 1, Jul 13-Aug 14

Holdings located at:ASL: PELI 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Petersburg

Petersbur gAlaska FishermanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1931-1932Frequency: monthlyEditor: Louis F. PaulHistory: Began on Feb 15, 1923, published by the Alaska Native Brotherhood. It was published from

Ketchikan beginning with the May, 1923 issue. It moved to Petersburg with the Apr or May 1931 issue.It was published there at least through Sep 1932. This publication is not related to the ALASKAFISHERMAN (NAKNEK) published in the later 1950s and early 1960s in Naknek. See also entriesunder: ALASKA FISHERMAN (JUNEAU: 1923) and ALASKA FISHERMAN (KETCHIKAN).


1931: May-Aug, Nov-Dec1932: May-Jun, Aug-Sep


ASL: KETC 10/2, 10/3 (Duplicate reels. Legibility varies. View both.)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1171UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 206AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1926-1932?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Louis F. Paul, Henry PhillipsHistory: Began on Jul 16, 1926. Probably ceased in Oct 1932. According to the Oct 14, 1932 issue of the

WRANGELL SENTINEL, “Mr. Paul [editor] states that the ALASKAN suspended publication [lastweek] temporarily for political reasons.” Published by the Alaska Native Brotherhood Publishing Co.


1926: Jul 16-Dec 311927: complete1928: Jan 6-Jul 13, Jul 27-Oct 19, Nov 2, Nov 16-Dec 281929: Jan 4-Nov 15, Nov 29-Dec 271930: Jan 3-May 9, May 23-Dec 261931: complete1932: Jan 8-Sep 30

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully. Reel coverage varies!

ASL: PETE 1/5, 2/1-2/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 68UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 203AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Kupreanof NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1991-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Meg CookHistory: Began on Mar 15, 1991. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1991

Petersburg


1991: Mar 15-May 31Holdings located at:

ASL: PELI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

New Petersburg PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1964-1966Frequency: weeklyEditors: Lew M., Jr., & Dorothy M. WilliamsHistory: Began with the Jul 3, 1964 issue. Continued the PETERSBURG PRESS (PETERSBURG: 1926)

which began on Aug 27, 1926. On Oct 14, 1966, it changed its title back to PETERSBURG PRESS(PETERSBURG: 1966), which ceased publication with the Jan 31, 1974 issue.


1964: Jul 3-Dec 311965: complete1966: Jan 7-Oct 7

Holdings located at:ASL: PETE 4/26-4/28UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 21UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 27AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Petersburg HeraldRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1924-1926?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Sid D. Charles, Harry M. AppletonHistory: Began on Mar 7, 1924 and probably ceased publication after Jun 25, 1926. It continued the

PETERSBURG WEEKLY REPORT, which was published from Dec 5, 1914 through Feb 29, 1924.Microfilm holdings: 1924-1926Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1924: Mar 7-May 9, May 23-30, Jun 13-Oct 3, Oct 17-Dec 261925: Jan 2-Nov 20, Dec 4-12, 251926: Jan 1-8, Jan 22-Feb 26, May 19-Jun 25


ASL: PETE1/4-1/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 141

Petersburg PilotRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1974-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Jamie Bryson, Von Braschler, Lori Thomson, Ron LoeschHistory: Began on Feb 8, 1974.Microfilm holdings: 1974-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1974: Feb 8-Jun 7, Jun 21-Dec 241975-1993: complete

Petersburg

1994-present: check microfilmHoldings located at:

ASL: PETE 5/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 691UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 83AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Petersburg Press (1926)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1926-1964Frequency: weeklyEditors: John W. Schoettler, Albert O. Elstad, Arthur Treten, H. Brough, Ethel & Claire Wilder, E.L.

Clemons, William Wilder, G. Megrath, E.L. & Betty Clemons, Mr. & Mrs. Lew M. Williams, GlennLuckie

History: Began on Aug 27, 1926. The title changed to the NEW PETERSBURG PRESS with the Jul 3,1964 issue. On Oct 14, 1966, the title changed back to the PETERSBURG PRESS (PETERSBURG:1966), which ceased publication with the Jan 31, 1974 issue.


1926: Aug 27-Dec 311927-1928: complete1929: Jan 4-Feb 8, Feb 22-Dec 271930: Jan 3-Feb 7, Feb 21-Dec 261931-1932: complete1933: Jan 6-May 19, Jun 2-Dec 291934: Jan 5-Feb 16, Mar 2-Jun 1, Jun 15-Dec 281935-1940: complete1941: Jan 3-Feb 28, Mar 14-28, Apr 11-Dec 261942: Jan 2-Jul 3, Jul 17-Dec 251943-1948: complete1949: Jan 7-Jul 8, Jul 22-Dec 231950-1953: complete1954: Jan 8-Feb 19, Mar 5-Dec 311955-1963: complete1964: Jan 3-Jun 26


ASL: PETE 4/1-4/26UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 21UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 27AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Petersburg Press (1966)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1966-1974Frequency: weeklyEditors: Lew M. Jr., & Dorothy Williams, Ed Young, Nancy Strand, Albro Gregory, R. Weaver, G.

McCay, Gary Olnes, Glenn LuckieHistory: Began on Oct 14, 1966. It continued the NEW PETERSBURG PRESS, which had formerly been

called the PETERSBURG PRESS (PETERSBURG: 1926) from Aug 27, 1926 through Jun 26, 1964. Itceased publication with the Jan 31, 1974 issue.


1966: Oct 14-Dec 301967: Jan 6-Jul 28, Aug 11-Dec 291968: complete

Petersburg

1969: Jan 8-Feb 26, Mar 12-Dec 311970-1973: complete1974: Jan 4-31


ASL: PETE 4/28-4/35UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 21UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 27AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Petersburg Weekly ReportRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1914-1924Frequency: weeklyEditors: Lynn W. Miller, M.S. Perkins, Sidney D. CharlesHistory: Began on Dec 5, 1914 and changed its title to the PETERSBURG HERALD with the Mar 7, 1924

issue. The PETERSBURG HERALD probably ceased publication in 1926, sometime after Jun 25.Microfilm holdings: 1914-1924Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1914: Dec 5-261915: Jan 2-Feb 20, Mar 6-Apr 24, May 8-Jul 10, Jul 24-Dec 251916-1917: complete1918: Jan 4-Oct 25, Nov 8-Dec 201919: Jan 3-Apr 11, Apr 25-Oct 31, Nov 14-Dec 261920: Jan 2-Jun 11, Jun 25-Dec 311921: Jan 7-Feb 4, Feb 18-Dec 301922: Jan 6-Sep 1, Sep 15-Dec 291923: complete1924: Jan 4-Feb 29

Holdings located at:ASL: PETE 1/1-1/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 141

ProgressiveRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1913-1914Frequency: weeklyEditors: J.E. Rivard & J. Frederick JohnsonHistory: Began on Jan 18, 1913 and was published in Petersburg through Sep 26, 1914 when it moved to

Ketchikan. See also entry for the PROGRESSIVE (KETCHIKAN). It was published there from Oct 24,1914 through at least Aug 15, 1917. According to the Sep 18, 1915 issue, “…the PROGRESSIVEpurchases the DAILY MINER [Ketchikan]”. The PROGRESSIVE continued to be published as aweekly while a concurrent daily edition called the DAILY PROGRESSIVE-MINER began publication.The weekly newspaper called the KETCHIKAN MINER was probably absorbed by thePROGRESSIVE sometime after it moved to Ketchikan and began publication there with the Oct 24,1914 issue. The DAILY PROGRESSIVE MINER continued publication through Apr 30, 1919 until itmerged with the ALASKA PIONEER to become the KETCHIKAN TIMES on May 1, 1919.


1913: Jan 18-May 17, May 31-Sep 27, Oct 11-Dec 271914: Jan 3-Sep 26

Holdings located at:ASL: PETE 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 483

Point Barrow

Point Bar r owSee Barrow

Point Hope

Point HopePoint Hope NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Date when publication began is unknown, as is the date when it ceased publication. No publisher

is noted in issues held, nor are there volume or issue numbers.Microfilm holdings: 1963-1964Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1963: Apr 1, Jul 221964: Jan 10, Feb 10, May 1

Holdings located at:ASL: PTHO 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Porcupine

Por cupinePorcupine BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1901?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in Aug or Sep of 1901. Date when publication ceased is unknown. According to

the Sep 28, 1901 issue of the VALDEZ NEWS: “…the first number of the PORCUPINE BULLETINhas made its appearance…[It] is a weekly and sells for $2 a copy. It is printed on heavy brown wrappingpaper, with the display advertisements in stencil type and the reading matter run off on a typewriter.”Porcupine was a mining camp located 32 miles west of Skagway.


Porcupine NuggetRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1901?-1901Frequency: unknownEditor: Will A. NashHistory: Probably began publication in 1901. It ceased publication in late 1901, when according to

newspaper accounts, the editor and his wife left Alaska. What little is known about the PORCUPINENUGGET comes from the Nov 23, 1901 issue of the SUNDAY ALASKA DISPATCH of Juneau. Itstates: “The November ‘Porcupine Nugget’, edited and published by Will A. Nash has appeared….It isan 8-page production, printed on extra heavy book paper, profusely illustrated and has an attractiveappearance generally….It is not a ‘boom sheet’, but is a conservative historical narrative giving themost reliable and valuable accounts of the discovery and development of this promising section.”Porcupine was a mining camp located 32 miles west of Skagway.



ASL: PORC 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Port Alexander

Por t Alexander Chronicles of RainRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1976?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Exact beginning and ending dates are unknown, but it was published during the mid 1970’s. By

May 9, 1978 another newspaper had begun publication in Port Alexander. It was called TIDE ANDTIMES.


Tide and TimesRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1978-1982?Frequency: variesEditor: Tom PaulHistory: Began on May 9, 1978. Probably ceased publication in 1982.Microfilm holdings: 1978-1982Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1978: May 9-Oct 31, Dec 191979: Jan 27-Oct 17, Dec 211980: Nov 3-Dec 231981: Dec (no date noted)1982: Mar 9, Dec (no date noted)

Holdings located at:ASL: PTALE 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Port Chilkoot

Por t ChilkootSee Haines

Prudhoe Bay

Pr udhoe BaySee also Fairbanks, Anchorage

Tundra TalkRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1975-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Belle DawsonHistory: Probably began publication in 1975. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It was published

by the Ralph M. Parsons Company for its employees on the North Slope at Prudhoe Bay.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Rampart

Rampar tAlaska ForumRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1900-1906Frequency: weeklyEditors: W.R. Edwards, James B. WingateHistory: Began on Sep 27, 1900 and ceased publication on Aug 4, 1906. Suspended between Jul 9 and Oct

15, 1904. According to its last issue: “The editor [James B. Wingate] has promising mining intereststhat demand his attention, and these interests will give more satisfactory returns for labor expended thanwill the newspaper field in Rampart for many years to come.”


1900: Sep 27-Oct 4, Oct 25-Dec 271901: Jan 3-Feb 21, Mar 7-14, Apr 11-Aug 22, Sep 12-Oct 5, Nov 23-Dec 281902: Jan 4-18, Feb 1-15, Mar 1-15, Mar 29-Apr 5, Apr 19, Jun 28, Aug 30, Oct 4, Oct 18-251903: Feb 7-Mar 14, Jul 18, Aug 1, Oct 17-24, Nov 71904: Mar 5-12, Apr 9-May 7, May 21-Jul 9, Oct 15-29, Dec 3-311905: Jan 7-Feb 4, Feb 18-Apr 15, Apr 29-May 20, Jun 3-Jul 22, Aug 5-Oct 7, Oct 21-28, Nov 11-25,

Dec 231906: Jan 13, Jun 2, Jun 16-Aug 4


ASL: RAMP 1/1, RUBY 1/1(less complete, but has unique issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 142AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Rampart ForumRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1898?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Reference to this title appears in J. J. Underwood’s book, “Alaska: An Empire in the Making”

(1913), p. 297, where he states, “Early in 1898, the Rampart Forum, a small journal, was printed on amimeographing machine at Rampart City. It carried advertisements, “grape-vine” telegraphicdispatches, all the local news of that region, and copies were one dollar each. Sam Hubbard, Jr., ofCalifornia was the publisher.”


Rampart MinerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1901-1902?Frequency: weeklyEditor: W.R. EdwardsHistory: Began on Sep 17, 1901. Probably ceased publication in Sep of 1902.Microfilm holdings: 1901-1902Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1901: Jan 17-Nov 5, Nov 19-Dec 311902: Jan 8-Jun 24, Jul 8-29, Aug 12-19


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: RUBY 1/1, RAMP 1/1 (less complete, no unique issues, but some more legible)

Rampart

UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 142, 36

Rampart WhirlpoolRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1899?-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Clara E. WrightHistory: Probably began in Jan of 1899. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Description based on

vol. 1, no. 4, Apr 1899 photocopy from the Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Nearlyunreadable.

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No Known Microfilm HoldingsHoldings located at:

UAF: ARCHIVES William B. Ballou Collection

Yukon Valley NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1904-1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: Sam J. CallahanHistory: Began on Aug 3, 1904. Suspended publication on Aug 7, 1907. Resumed publication in Tanana

after a two year suspension. See entry under: YUKON VALLEY NEWS (TANANA: 1909). This titlewas then absorbed by the TANANA LEADER when editor Sam J. Callahan accepted a position there.The Sep 9, 1909 issue of the TANANA LEADER states: “It is unquestionably good business policy thatthe newspaper energy of Tanana be consolidated into a single working force…and [have] one well-supported and efficient paper instead of two struggling and inefficient ones.” On Sep 22, 1910, theTANANA LEADER was continued by the YUKON VALLEY NEWS (TANANA: 1910) which ceasedpublication on Jan 17, 1913, according to the Feb 3, 1913 issue of the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES.


1904: Aug 3-Dec 281905: Jan 18-Jun 21, Jul 5-Aug 2, Aug 16-23, Sep 6-Dec 271906: Jan 3-Apr 18, Apr 25-Jul 4, Jul 18-Dec 261907: Jan 2-Aug 7


ASL: TANA 2/2, TANA 2/1 (this reel less complete, but has 3 “Extras” from Apr 21-23, 1906, not onTANA 2/2)


Yukon Valley News BulletinSee entry for: YUKON VALLEY NEWS

Ridgetop Crossroads

Ridgetop Cr ossr oadsSee Chena

Roosevelt

RooseveltSee Lawing

Ruby

RubyRecord-CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1914-1918Frequency: weeklyEditors: J.J. Filbin, C.K. Snow, Gus LynellHistory: Began on Apr 4, 1914. Ceased publication on Aug 3, 1918. Due to the death of J.J. Filbin, editor

and publisher, it suspended publication for several months between Sep 29, 1917 and Mar 9, 1918. TheRECORD-CITIZEN was a continuation of the RUBY RECORD-CITIZEN which was published fromFeb 3, 1912 through Mar 28, 1914. The RUBY RECORD-CITIZEN was formed when two separatelypublished Ruby newspapers, the RUBY CITIZEN (1911-Jan 24, 1912) and the RUBY RECORD (Oct7, 1911-Jan 27, 1912) joined forces on Apr 4, 1914.


1914: Apr 4-Dec 261915-1916: complete1917: Jan 6-Sep 22 (Jan 6 issue incorrectly states 1916)Suspended publication until Mar 9, 19181918: Mar 9-Aug 3


ASL: RUBY 1/3-1/4, (RUBY 1/1 has Apr 3 and Nov 6, 1915 issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 143AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ruby CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1911-1912Frequency: weeklyEditor: W.F. HarrisonHistory: Began in 1911. Last issue published was Jan 24, 1912. It then merged with the RUBY RECORD

to form the RUBY RECORD-CITIZEN which was published from Feb 3, 1912 through Mar 28, 1914.On Apr 4, 1914, the title was changed to RECORD-CITIZEN. It suspended publication for severalmonths between Sep 29, 1917 and Mar 9, 1918. The RECORD-CITIZEN ceased publication on Aug 3,1918.


1912: Jan 3-24 (incorrectly called 1911 in masthead for Jan 3, 10 issues)Holdings located at:

ASL: RUBY 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 145

Ruby RecordRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1911-1912Frequency: weeklyEditor: J.J. McGrathHistory: Began on Oct 7, 1911. Last issue published was Jan 27, 1912. It then merged with the RUBY

CITIZEN to form the RUBY RECORD-CITIZEN which was published from Feb 3, 1912 through Mar28, 1914. On Apr 4, 1914, the title was changed to RECORD-CITIZEN. It suspended publication forseveral months between Sep 29, 1917 and Mar 9, 1918. The RECORD-CITIZEN ceased publication onAug 3, 1918.


Ruby

Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1911: Oct 7-Dec 301912: Jan 6-27 (issues incorrectly called 1911 in masthead)

Holdings located at:ASL: RUBY 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 143

Ruby Record-CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1912-1914Frequency: weeklyEditors: A.X Grant & J.J. FilbinHistory: Began on Feb 3, 1912. Last issue published was Mar 28, 1914. It changed its title to the

RECORD-CITIZEN on Apr 4, 1914, which continued publication through Aug 3, 1918. The RUBYRECORD-CITIZEN was formed when the RUBY RECORD (Oct 7, 1911-Jan 27, 1912) merged withthe RUBY CITIZEN (1911-Jan 24, 1912).


1912: Feb 3-Dec 281913: complete1914: Jan 3-Mar 28

Holdings located at:ASL: RUBY 1/2-1/3 (RUBY 1/1 has more readable Jul 7, 1913 issue)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 143

Saina

SainaSaina HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1908-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Feb 22, 1908 issue of the DAILY

ALASKAN: 1904 (Skagway) includes a reference to this title, but no issues have been located.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known issues

San Francisco

San Fr anciscoAlaska AppealRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1879-1880Frequency: semimonthlyEditors: G.B. Griffin, I. PetroffHistory: Began on Mar 6, 1879 and ceased on Aug 15, 1880.Microfilm holdings: 1879-1880Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1879: Mar 6-Dec 301880: Jan 15-Apr 15

Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for additional microfilm holding locations outside of Alaska.Holdings located at:

ASL: SANF 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 447

Alaska HeraldRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1868-1876Frequency: semimonthlyEditors: Agapius Honcharenko, A.A. StickneyHistory: Began on Mar 1, 1868 and was published through Apr 15, 1868. It was continued by the FREE

PRESS AND ALASKA HERALD (May 2-30, 1868). On Jun 1, 1868, it began publishing again underthe title ALASKA HERALD. “Svoboda” (in Cyrillic) appears as a subtitle from Jun 1868- May 1869and above the title ornament, May 1869-Mar 1874. It ceased publication on Mar 20, 1876. In Englishand Russian.


1868: May 2-9Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: SANF 1/1; ALASKA F901.A272 (paper issues 1868-1874)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 161 (May 2-9, 1868 only); ALASKA PER F901.A272 (paper issues

1868-1874)UAA: ALASKA pn4897.A4E8 (paper issues 1868-1874)AML: RES 071.3 ALASKA (paper issues 1868-1874)

Alaska TribuneRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1873-1873Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: John F. HughesHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 254, only four issues were published between Apr 1 and Jun 15, 1873.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Free Press and Alaska HeraldSee entry for: ALASKA HERALD (SAN FRANCISCO)

Svoboda Alaska HeraldSee entry for: ALASKA HERALD (SAN FRANCISCO)

San Francisco

Weekly ExaminerRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1865-1914Frequency: weeklyHistory: Includes articles about the Klondike Gold Rush.Microfilm holdings: 1897Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1897: Jul 22, Aug 12, Aug 26-Oct 7, Nov 11SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUESConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: SANF 3/1UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 244AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sand Point

Sand PointAleutRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1963-?Frequency: monthly during school year Jan 1963-Oct 1974; semimonthly during school year Oct 23,1974-Oct 3 1983.History: Began in Jan 1963. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Published by students of Sand

Point schools. Apr 28 issue called Eagleut.Microfilm holdings: 1963, 1974-1983Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1963: Jan, Mar1974: Sep-Dec 181975-1982: complete1983: Jan-May, Oct


ASL: SAND 1/1-1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 120AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

EagleutSee entry for: ALEUT

Pavlof NewsRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1987-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Donald A. EubankHistory: Began in Mar of 1987. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1987-1988Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1987: complete1988: Jan 26, Apr 1

Holdings located at:ASL: SAND 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1219UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 229AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seattle

SeattleA.-Y.-P. Daily NewsRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1909-1909Frequency: dailyEditors: S.H. Stevens and J.J. McGrathHistory: Began on Jun 1, 1909. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jun 1, 1909) states that it was “The Exposition Edition of the

Nome Daily Gold Digger.” It was the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition that took place in Seattle at thattime. According to the Jul 14, 1909 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, the A.-Y.-P. News“…has been suspended for lack of patronage.”



ASL: SEAT 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska ColonistRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1917-1917Frequency: quarterlyEditor: William W. RushHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 251, this title suspended publication in one year.Microfilm holdings: 1917Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1917: Jan-DecHoldings located at:


Alaska DispatchRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1919-1923Frequency: weeklyEditors: Ed C. Russell, L.F. ShawHistory: Began on Nov 7, 1919. Probably ceased in Feb 1923. It was continued by the ALASKA

WEEKLY that began on Mar 9, 1923 and ceased on Sep 28, 1956. The DAILY ALASKA DISPATCHpublished in Juneau (Mar 1, 1899-Sep 29, 1919) was its predecessor.


1919: Nov 7-Dec 261920: Jan 2-Jun 4, Jun 18-Dec 311921: Jan 7-Apr 15, Apr 29-Dec 301922: Jan 6-Apr 21, Apr 5-Aug 4, Dec 22

Holdings located at:ASL: SEAT 1/1A, 1/1B, 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 13UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 116

Seattle

Alaska WeeklyRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1923-1956Frequency: weeklyEditors: James A. Wood, John MurrayHistory: Began on Mar 9, 1923 and ceased publication on Sep 28, 1956. It continued the ALASKA

DISPATCH (1919-1923) that was preceded by the DAILY ALASKA DISPATCH (1899-1919), inJuneau.


1923: Mar 9-Dec 281924-1926: complete1927: Jan 7-Dec 2, Dec 16-301928-1930: complete1931: Jan 2-16, Jan 30-Nov 131932-1955: complete1956: Jan 6-Sep 14, Sep 28


Holdings located at:ASL: SEAT 1/3-1/14UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 13UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 116

Alaska Yukon Pacific Daily NewsSee entry for: A.-Y.-P. DAILY NEWS

Alaska-Yukon Pacific ReviewRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1913-?Frequency: unknownEditor: J.J. McGrathHistory: Began in 1913. Date when publication ceased is unknown. According to the Dec 23, 1913 issue of

the CHITINA LEADER, “The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Review is the name of a new publication beingissued in Seattle with Alaska as a field for its activities. The Review announces that it will not attemptto take sides in any political controversies in the north, believing that the people who live here are thebest judges of the conditions under which they live. ‘Alaskans for Alaska’ will be the guiding principlewhereby the editor hopes to make the Review the great organ of the great north.”




Bertillon EyeRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1909-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Harry ShepherdHistory: Began in Jan 1909. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Subtitle states “The Pacific Coast,

Alaska and British Columbia Review.” It calls itself a newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1909Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1909: JunHoldings located at:

Seattle


Seattle Mail and HeraldRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1899-1907Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in 1899. Includes Alaska news. The Mar 26, 1903 issue of the ALASKA PROSPECTOR

(VALDEZ) states “The Valdez edition of the Seattle Mail and Herald…has been received….It is verynicely illustrated with halftones showing scenes in the various mining camps, on the trail and intown….This is one of the best advertisements for Valdez that could have been published, and will do animmense lot of good for this section by giving people in the States a correct impression of the town andsurroundings. The edition has occasioned much comment in Seattle.”

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for microfilm holdings locations outside ofAlaska.

Territorial Dispatch, and Alaska TimesRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1871-1871Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on May 22, 1871 and was continued by the TERRITORIAL DISPATCH AND SEATTLE

TIMES in Aug 1871. It is a continuation of the ALASKA TIMES (Sitka) 1869-1871 that continued theSITKA TIMES (1868). See the ALASKA TIMES entry for additional information.

Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings: Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for microfilm holdings locations outside ofAlaska.

Seldovia

SeldoviaFrontiersmanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1946-?Frequency: semiweeklyEditors: Viola Daniels, Pat and Lee O’BrienHistory: Began on Nov 20, 1946. Probably ceased publication in late fall, 1947. Last issue edited by Viola

Daniels was Aug 30, 1947. She moved to Palmer and began the VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN on Sep17, 1947, which became the FRONTIERSMAN in May of 1952.


1946: Nov 20-Dec 281947: Jan 1-Jul 2, Jul 9-Oct 8


ASL: SELD 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 124AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seldovia HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1930-1933Frequency: weekly, but variesEditors: Jim Busey, Lester BuseyHistory: Began on Jan 16, 1930 and ceased publication on Jun 17, 1933.Microfilm holdings: 1930-1933Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1930-1932: complete1933: Jan 7-Jun 17

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully.

ASL: SELD 1/1 (Jan 16, 1930 filmed after Dec 26, 1931)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 95

Westward AlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1936-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: G.W. BrownHistory: Began on Jul 28, 1936. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1936Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1936: Jul 28-Dec 3Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: SELD 3/1 (duplicate issues spliced at end of SELD 2/1, but 3/1 more complete)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 161UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 184

Seward

SewardAlaska Evening PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1917Frequency: dailyEditors: E.O. Sawyer, Jr.History: Began Sep 1, 1915 and ceased publication on Jan 31, 1917 when it merged with the SEWARD

GATEWAY (1913) to form the SEWARD GATEWAY AND ALASKA EVENING POST. It waspublished as a concurrent daily edition to the ALASKA WEEKLY POST.


1915: Sep 1-Nov 24, Nov 26-Dec 4, Dec 7-311916: Jan 3-Mar 18, Mar 21-Apr 3, Apr 5-11, 13-15, Apr 18-May 20, May 23-Jun 9, Jun 12-24, Jun 27-

Sep 8, Sep 11-Oct 9, Oct 11-17, Oct 23-Nov 14, Nov 16-28, Dec 1-5, 7-28, 301917: Jan 3-8, 10, 12-26, 29-31

Holdings located at:ASL: SEWA 1/67-1/69/BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 34UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 167AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Trail BlazerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1924-1925?Frequency: monthlyEditor: John E. MealsHistory: Began in 1924. Description based on vol. 1, no. 3 (May 1924). The first three issues were

published in Anchorage; later issues were published in Seward. Date when publication ceased isunknown, but it was published at least through May of 1925.


1924: May-Jun, Aug-Dec1925: May


ASL: SEWA 7/1, Newspaper microfiche, JUNE 22/2 (Dec 1924 only)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 21AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Weekly PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1920Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.O. Sawyer, Jr.History: Began on Sep 9, 1915 and ceased publication on Nov 27, 1920. It was published concurrently

with the ALASKA EVENING POST (1915-1917). It was also a concurrent weekly edition to theSEWARD GATEWAY AND ALASKA WEEKLY POST.


1915: Sep 9, Sep 23-Dec 301916: Jan 13-Mar 9, Mar 23-Sep 28, Oct 12-25, Nov 17-Dec 1, Dec 15-29

Seward

1917: Jan 12-Jun 9, Jun 22- Dec 301918: Jan 13-Apr 7, Apr 21-Dec 211919: complete1920: Jan 3-Nov 27

Holdings located at:ASL: SEWA 1/70, 1/72-1/73UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 66UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily GatewayRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1905-1905Frequency: dailyEditor: Randall KempHistory: Began on Aug 7, 1905 as the first title in a series of daily concurrent editions of the SEWARD

WEEKLY GATEWAY. It was published through Nov 22, 1905 when it changed its title to theSEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1905). See that entry for additional information.


1905: Aug 7-10, 12-21, 23-25, Aug 28-Sep 1, Sep 5-6, 8, 11-13, 18, 22-23. 27-29, Oct 3-Nov 22Holdings located at:

Check carefully! Coverage varies.ASL: SEWA 1/1A, Newspaper microfiche (for Aug 7, 1905 issue)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 147UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 97AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM


Gateway SewardSee entry for: SEWARD GATEWAY (1933)

Kenai Peninsula & Aleutian Chain NewsSee entry for: SEWARD POLARIS & KENAI PENINSULA & ALEUTIAN CHAIN NEWS

Mailboat MonitorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1956-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Capt. Neils P. ThomsenHistory: Began with the Jun 1956 issue and was published at least through Dec 1956. Unable to verify if

any issues were published between 1957-1959. The Nov 19, 1960 issue of the MAILBOAT MONITORappears as an insert in the Nov 19 issue of the KODIAK MIRROR. See also entry under MAILBOATMONITOR (Kodiak).


1956: Jun, Sep-DecHoldings located at:

ASL: SEWA 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 137UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 174AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward

Petticoat GazetteRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1955-1966Frequency: weeklyEditors: M. Kirkpatrick, Joanne HooglandHistory: Began in Jun of 1955. Ceased publication on Sep 29, 1966.Microfilm holdings: 1956-1966Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1956: Jun 8-Dec 281957-1965: complete1966: Jan 6-Sep 29

Holdings located at:ASL: SEWA 5/1-5/9UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 23UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 192AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

RumorgramRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1909-1909Frequency: dailyHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Apr 17, 1909 SEWARD WEEKLY GATEWAY which

states, “The Rumorgram, Seward’s new daily paper…no longer holds the boards. The last issueappearing bears the date of April 15. For ten days it was the subject of conversation throughout the townand attracted great crowds around the bulletin board where it appeared regularly every evening; then itsank quietly out of sight like an island disappearing in the sea and the waves close over it leaving not aripple on the surface.”


Seward Advertising BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1952-1953Frequency: weeklyEditor: Onnolee O’BrienHistory: Began on Oct 30, 1952 and ceased publication Mar 26, 1953.Microfilm holdings: 1952-1953Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1952: Oct 30-Dec 251953: Jan 8-29, Feb 12-19, Mar 5-26

Holdings located at:ASL: SEWA 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1020UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 73AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Daily Gateway (1905)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1905-1913Frequency: weeklyEditors: Randall Kemp, L. F. ShawHistory: Began Nov 23, 1905. It is one of several titles related to the SEWARD GATEWAY (1904-1905),

a weekly that was continued by the SEWARD WEEKLY GATEWAY. The SEWARD DAILYGATEWAY was issued as a concurrent daily edition. It continued the DAILY GATEWAY (1905). Itwas continued by the SEWARD GATEWAY (1913-1917) which absorbed the ALASKA EVENING

Seward

POST on Feb 1, 1917, becoming the SEWARD GATEWAY AND ALASKA EVENING POST. Thetitle varied again between 1918 and 1920, when it became the SEWARD GATEWAY DAILYEDITON, AND ALASKA WEEKLY POST. Other title changes to follow were: SEWARDGATEWAY (1920-1923); SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1923-1933); and the SEWARDGATEWAY (1933-1941). Between 1917 and 1941, weekly editions with variant titles appearedsporadically.

Microfilm holdings: 1905, 1908-1909, 1911-1913Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1905: Nov 23-301908: Sep 1-7, Oct 1-Nov 301909: Jun 1-51911: Aug 15, Sep 131912: Nov 201913: Sep 1-Oct 17, Oct 20-23, 25-31


ASL: SEWA 1/1A, Newspaper microfiche (Oct 2, 1909)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 147UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 97AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Daily Gateway (1923)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1923-1933Frequency: dailyEditors: H.B. Selby, E.F. JessenHistory: Began on Feb 10, 1923 and was published through Sep 19, 1933. Between 1923 and 1933, weekly

editions with variant titles appeared sporadically. It was continued by the SEWARD GATEWAY(1933) on Sep 21, 1933. It continued the SEWARD GATEWAY (1920). For additional information onother related titles, see entry for the SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1905).


1923: Feb 10-May 17, May 19-23, May 25-Jul 5, Jul 7-12, Jul 14-Sep 6, Sep 8-Oct 10, Oct 12-16, Oct18, 20, Oct 22-Dec 30

1924: Jan 2-May 10, May 13-Jul 15, Jul 17-Dec 311925: Jan 2-Aug 22, Aug 25-Oct 15, Oct 17-Nov 8, Nov 10, Nov 12-14, Nov 17-Dec 311926: Jan 2-Feb 1, Feb 3, 5-13, Feb 16-Dec 311927: complete1928: Jan 3-May 9, May 14-Aug 221929: Apr 8-Dec 311930-1931: complete1932: Jan 1-Dec 24, Dec 28-311933: Jan 1-Feb 3, Feb 6-10, Feb 13-Sep 19

Holdings located at:ASL: SEWA 1/23-1/57, SEWA 1A/1 (includes weekly editions)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 147UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 97AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Gateway (1904)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1904-1905Frequency: weeklyEditor: Randall KempHistory: Began in 1904. It became the SEWARD WEEKLY GATEWAY in 1905 and was published

through 1916. It published a concurrent daily edition beginning in 1905 called the DAILY GATEWAY.

Seward

It then became the SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1905), published through Oct 31, 1913. See thatentry for additional title changes in the daily edition over the next 36 years.


1904: Aug 19, Sep 16, Oct 21-28, Dec 91905: Aug 7-Nov 18


Check carefully! Coverage varies.ASL: SEWA 1/1, Newspaper microfiche (for Sep 16, 1904 and Aug 7, 1905)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 149UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 97AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Gateway (1913)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1913-1917Frequency: dailyEditor: E.O. SawyerHistory: Began Nov 1, 1913. It was published through Jan 31, 1917. It continued the SEWARD DAILY

GATEWAY (1905-1913). A weekly concurrent edition called the SEWARD WEEKLY GATEWAYwas published between 1905 and 1916. On Feb 1, 1917, it absorbed the ALASKA EVENING POST tobecome the SEWARD GATEWAY AND ALASKA EVENING POST (1917-1918). It was continuedby the SEWARD GATEWAY DAILY EDITION AND ALASKA WEEKLY POST and a series ofother titles over the next 20 years. See entry for the SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1905) foradditional information.


1913: Nov 1-15, 18-26, Nov 28-Dec 301914: Jan 2-May 25, May 29, Jun 5-6, Jun 15-Aug 7, Aug 10-Sep 5, Sep 8-Dec 311915: Jan 1-Jul 3, Jul 6-Sep 4, Sep 7-Oct 16, Oct 19-Nov 8, Nov 1-12, Nov 15-Dec 301916: Jan 3-Feb 21, Feb 23-May 29, May 31-Sep 2, Sep 5-Oct 17, Oct 19-Nov 29, Dec 1-6, 8-301917: Jan 2-31


Seward Gateway (1920)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1920-1923Frequency: daily, then weeklyEditors: F.B. Camp, Harry G. Steel, A.G. Rucker, H.B. SelbyHistory: Began on Nov 29, 1920. It was continued by the SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1923) on Feb

10, 1923. It continued the SEWARD GATEWAY DAILY EDITION AND ALASKA EVENINGPOST. For additional information about this series of related titles, see entry for the SEWARD DAILYGATEWAY (1905).


1920: Nov 29-Dec 311921: Jan 3-7, Jan 10-Feb 5, Feb 8, Feb 11-Oct 29, Nov 19, Dec 8-27, 301922: Jan 3-9, 19-28, Feb 2-4, 7, 10-27, Mar 2-8, 10-25, Mar 28-Apr 24, Apr 27-May 10, May 12, May

15-Jun 10, Jun 14, Jun 16-Dec 6, Dec 14-301923: Jan 2-Feb 9

Seward


Seward Gateway (1933)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1933-1941Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.F. Jessen, L. BuseyHistory: Began on Sep 21, 1933. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Nov 19, 1941. Between 1933 and 1941, weekly editions with variant titles appearedsporadically. For additional information about other related titles, see entry for the SEWARD DAILYGATEWAY (1905).


1933: Sep 21-Dec 301934: Jan 2-Sep 27, Oct 2-Dec 311935-1937: complete1938: Jan 4-Jul 7, Jul 16-Dec 22, Dec 29-311939-1940: complete1941: Jan 2-Feb 22, Feb 27-Jun 14, Jun 19-Nov 19

Holdings located at:ASL: SEWA 1/57-1/66, SEWA 1A/1 (for some weekly editions)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 147UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 97AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Gateway and Alaska Evening PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917-1918Frequency: dailyEditors: E.O. Sawyer, Elmer FriendHistory: Began on Feb 1, 1917 when the SEWARD GATEWAY (1913-1917) absorbed the ALASKA

EVENING POST. It then became the SEWARD GATEWAY DAILY EDITION AND ALASKAWEEKLY POST with the ALASKA WEEKLY POST being published concurrently. It was continuedby the SEWARD GATEWAY (1920-1923), then the SEWARD GATEWAY (1933-1941). Foradditional information about this series of related titles, see also entry for the SEWARD DAILYGATEWAY (1905).


1917: Feb 1-13, 15-21, Feb 23-Mar 30, Apr 2-Sep 1, Sep 4-Oct 19, Oct 22-Nov 28, Nov 30-Dec 291918: Jan 1-17


Seward Gateway Daily Ed. and Alaska Evening PostRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1918-1920Frequency: dailyEditors: Elmer Friend, F.B. CampHistory: Began on Jan 18, 1918 and ceased on Nov 27, 1920. It incorporated the concurrently published

Seward

ALASKA WEEKLY POST into its title, but both remained as separately published editions until theyceased on Nov 27, 1920. It continued the SEWARD GATEWAY AND ALASKA EVENING POST(1917-1918) and was followed by the SEWARD GATEWAY (1920-1923). See entry for the SEWARDDAILY GATEWAY (1905) for information on other related titles.


1918: Jan 18-May 3, May 6-Jun 13, Jun 17-18, Jun 22-Jul 11, Jul 13-22, 25, Jul 29-Aug 6, Aug 8, Aug13-Sep 21, Sep 25, Sep 28-Oct 3, Oct 8-9, 11-14, Oct 17-Nov 12, Nov 18-20, 29-30, Dec 5-6, 10-26, 30-31

1919: Jan 1-Feb 1, Feb 4-25, Feb 27-Mar 19, Mar 21-May 14, May 17-Dec 311920: Jan 2-Jul 3, Jul 6-Oct 7, Oct 9-Nov 10, Nov 12-27


Seward ObserverRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1993-1993Frequency: weeklyEditor: Tim MoffattHistory: Began on May 6, 1993 and ceased publication on Jul 8, 1993.Microfilm holdings: 1993Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1993: May 6-Jul 8Holdings located at:

ASL: SEWA 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1240UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Phoenix LogRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1966-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Eric FryHistory: Began on Oct 6, 1966.Microfilm holdings: 1966-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1966: Oct 6-Dec 291967-1969: complete1970: Jan 8-Dec 3, Dec 17-301971: Jan 7-Mar 4, Mar 18-Nov 18, Dec 2-301972: Jan 6-20, Feb 19-Dec 281973-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm


ASL: SEWA 6/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 301UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 74AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward

Seward PolarisRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1944?-1947Frequency: semiweeklyEditors: H.W. and H.M. HuntHistory: Probably began in 1944. It was published through Jun 28, 1947 when it changed its title to the

SEWARD POLARIS AND KENAI PENINSULA-ALEUTIAN CHAIN NEWS (1947-1948). That titlethen became the SEWARD SEAPORT RECORD.


1945: Jan 24, Jul 7, Oct 13-16, Oct 24-Nov 7, Nov 14-Dec 251946: Jan 5, Jan 30, Feb 6-21, Mar 9-20, 27, Apr 6, 16, May 1-4, May 11-Sep 14, Sep 21-Oct 9, Oct

16-20, Oct 30-Nov 6, Nov 13-30, Dec 7-251947: Jan 8-15, Jan 22-Feb 1, Feb 22-Apr 23, Apr 30-Jun 25


ASL: SEWA 3/1A-3/1B, 3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1222UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 115AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Polaris & Kenai Penisula & Aleutian Chain NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1947-1948Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: J.M. ColemanHistory: Began on Jul 2, 1947 as a continuation of the SEWARD POLARIS. It was published through Sep

22, 1948. It was continued by the SEWARD SEAPORT RECORD on Sep 25, 1948.Microfilm holdings: 1947-1948Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1947: Jul 2, Jul 9-Aug 20, Aug 27-Oct 11, Oct 22, 29, Nov 5-26, Dec 3-17, 24-311948: Jan 3, Jan 10-Mar 10, Mar 17-Apr 3, Apr 10-May 5, May 12-Jun 9, Jun 16-Aug 14, Aug 21-Sep

22Holdings located at:

ASL: SEWA 3/2-3/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1222UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 115AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Seward Seaport RecordRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1948-?Frequency: semiweekly, then weeklyEditor: F. DelougheryHistory: Began on Sep 25, 1948 as a continuation of the SEWARD POLARIS & KENAI PENINSULA-

ALEUTIAN CHAIN NEWS, which had continued the SEWARD POLARIS. Date when it ceasedpublication is unknown, but it was published at least through Jan 28, 1955.


1948: Sep 25-Oct 9, Oct 15-23, Oct 30-Nov 13, Nov 20, 26, Dec 3-241949: Jan 11-Mar 8, Mar 15-Dec 301950: Jan 3-Apr 7, Apr 14-Jun 16, Jun 23-Aug 1, Aug 8-Nov 17, Nov 24-Dec 291951: Jan 2-9, Jan 19-Apr 10, Apr 17-Dec 7, Dec 21-281952: complete1953: Jan 2-Oct 11, Oct 25-Dec 25

Seward

1954: complete (suspended between May 28-Sep 3)1955: Jan 7-28


Seward TribuneRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1914-1914?Frequency: weeklyEditor: T.R. NeedhamHistory: Began on May 9, 1914 and probably ceased with the Oct 3, 1914 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1914Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1914: May 9-Oct 3Holdings located at:

ASL: SEWA 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 148

Seward Weekly GatewayRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1905-1916?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Randall KempHistory: Began on Nov 25, 1905 as a continuation of the SEWARD GATEWAY (1904), the first in a

series of related weekly and daily editions of this paper. It was published concurrently with the dailyeditions consistently between 1905 and 1916. By Aug 22, 1914, it had dropped “weekly” from themasthead title, and was publishing weekly and daily editions with the same title: SEWARDGATEWAY. Between 1917 and 1941, weekly editions with variant titles appeared sporadically. Seeentry for SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY (1905) for additional information.


1905: Nov 25-Dec 301906: Jan 6-Mar 31, Apr 14-Sep 22, Oct 6-Dec 291907-1908: complete1909: Jan 2-Aug 28, Sep 11-Dec 251910: complete1911: Jan 14, Jan 28-Dec 301912-1913: complete1914: Jan 3-Jun 27, Aug 22-Sep 5, Sep 19-Nov 281915: Jan 16, Feb 20-May 1, May 15, May 29-Jul 24, Aug 7-Nov 13, Nov 27, Dec 11, 251916: Jan 1-22, Feb 5


ASL: SEWA 1/1-1/4UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 149UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 97AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Ship Newspapers

Ship Newspaper sDaily Radio NewsPublication dates: 1926-1926Frequency: dailyHistory: Began on Jun 20, 1926 and ceased in 1926. Published on board the of the Pacific Steamship

Company’s Steamship Dorothy Alexander. According to the Jun 20, 1926 issue, “This is the first issueof the DAILY RADIO NEWS published on Voyage Number one of the Admiraline steamer ‘DorothyAlexander’ from Seattle to Southeastern Alaska.”


1926: Jun 20, 22-27Holdings located at:

ASL: SHIP 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Egg Island Yellow JournalPublication dates: 1900-1900Frequency: dailyHistory: Began on Jun 20, 1900 and ceased within the next few days. Published on board the Empire

Transportation Company’s Steamship Ohio when the ship was anchored at Egg Island, Alaska, inNorton Sound, 12 miles NE of Saint Michael. The Aug 27, 1900 issue of the DAWSON DAILY NEWSdescribes it as a “newspaper curiosity.” It says it was “…published in quarantine at Egg Island…repletewith jokes and personal squibs about the luckless passengers of the Steamship Ohio.”


1900: Jun 20-21Holdings located at:


Glacier (1889)Publication dates: 1889-1889Frequency: weeklyEditor: Alexander BadlamHistory: According to an entry in the OCLC database, it began on Jul 20, 1889, and was published on

board the Steamship Ancon, trip 375 to the North Pole, Alaska. The Aug 10, 1889 issue of theALASKAN (SITKA) states that it was a “miniature journal edited and printed by Mr. AlexanderBadlam, of San Francisco, who was one of the passengers.” Excerpts from issues of GLACIER arequoted in this issue of the ALASKAN.

Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known microfilm holdings

Consult the OCLC database for possible paper holdings outside of Alaska.

Illustrated Arctic NewsPublication dates: 1850-1851Frequency: monthlyEditors: Sherard Osborne & George F. McDougallHistory: Five issues published between Oct 31, 1850 and Mar 14, 1851. This is a facsimile of the

newspaper published on board the HMS Resolute, a British ship that sailed into Arctic waters off the

Ship Newspapers

coast of Alaska in search of the expedition under Sir John Franklin.Microfilm holdings: 1850-1851Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1850: Oct 31-Dec 311851: Jan 31-Mar 14

Holdings located at:ASL: Hist MF 28-9 (PNW 411)UAF: MFILM 2600, reel 278, no. 2761 (also RARE)

Midnight SunPublication dates: 1934-1934Frequency: unknownHistory: Began and ceased in 1934. Description based on the Oct 2, 1934 issue. Published on board the

Alaska Steamship Company’s Steamship Aleutian.Microfilm holdings: 1934Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:



Mukluk WirelessPublication dates: 1937-1937Frequency: dailyHistory: Published in 1937 aboard the SS Victoria, of the Alaska Steamship Co.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known microfilm holdingsHoldings located at:

ASL: CONSULT LIBRARY, (Historical Collections, MS 101, #2 for clippings only)

North Georgia Gazette, & Winter ChroniclePublication dates: 1819-1820Frequency: weeklyEditor: Edward SabineHistory: Began Nov 1, 1819 and ceased on Mar 20, 1820. Published from a manuscript newspaper, issued

by the crews of British expedition commander, William Edward Parry, for the ships Hecla and Griperon his first voyage to the Arctic regions in search of the Northwest Passage.


1819: Nov 1-Dec 271820: Jan 3-Mar 20

Holdings located at:ASL: Hist MF 28-12 (PNW 441); ALASKA G 650 1819.P 15UAF: MFILM 2600, reel 393, no. 3921 (also RARE)AML: AK-RARE 919.8 NORTH, no. 1-21

Otsego OddityPublication dates: 1943-1943Frequency: irregularHistory: Began on Nov 25, 1943. Ceased on Nov 29, 1943. Published aboard the USS Otsego, a U.S.

Army transport ship enroute from Seattle, Washington, and the Aleutian Islands of Alaska.Microfilm holdings: 1943Extent of holdings: Complete

Ship Newspapers

Detailed holdings:1943: Nov 25-29

Holdings located at:ASL: ALEU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Queen’s Illuminated Magazine & North Cornwall GazettePublication dates: 1852-1852?Frequency: unknownHistory: Newspaper published in 1852 on board the HMS Assistance, a British ship that sailed into Arctic

waters off the coast of Alaska in search of the expedition under Sir John Franklin.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known holdings

SS Alaska Radio NewsPublication dates: 1927-1927Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began and ceased during Oct 1927. Published on board the Alaska Steamship Company’s

Steamship Alaska for the information of the passengers traveling between Seattle and Alaska.Description based on vol. 71, no. 938 [dubious numbering] (Oct 10, 1927).




SS Victoria Radio NewsPublication dates: 1937-1937Frequency: dailyHistory: Was published during Jul and Aug of 1937 on board the SS Victoria.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known microfilm holdingsHoldings located at:

ASL: CONSULT LIBRARY (Historical Collections MS 101 for paper clippings)

Sea Sick HeraldPublication dates: ca. 1929?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Probably published around 1929 aboard the SS Catherine D., a steamer operated by the Pacific-

American Fisheries Co. Reference to this title is in the book, “Hunting the Alaska Brown Bear”, byJohn W. Eddy (1930), p. 13, which states, “Our wireless operator kept his head set working and jotteddown all the news he could pick out of the ether, and this information was mimeographed on sheets ofpaper which we christened ‘The Sea Sick Herald’.”


Shaft Alley GazettePublication dates: 1918?-?Frequency: semiweeklyEditor: L.T. GriffithsHistory: References to this title appear in the Aug 6, 1918 issue of the SEWARD GATEWAY and the Sep

Ship Newspapers

21, 1918 issue of the VALDEZ MINER. It was the “official publication of the USS Saturn” ...and was“printed aboard.”


Weekly GuyPublication dates: 1852-1853Frequency: weeklyEditor: John SimpsonHistory: Published on board the HMS Plover while at Point Barrow between Nov 5, 1852 and Nov 4,

1853.Microfilm holdings: noneDetailed holdings: No known microfilm holdings

Paper copies located in the Special Collections Division of Duke University Library (John SimpsonPapers), Durham, North Carolina.

Yukon TrailPublication dates: 1939-1939Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began and ceased in 1939. Published on board the Alaska Steamship Yukon.Microfilm holdings: 1939Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1939: Oct 28, 30, Nov 1Holdings located at:


Shushana

ShushanaSee Chisana

Sitka

SitkaAlaska BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1875-?Frequency: semimonthlyEditors: William E. Jones, Fred. C. PratzHistory: Began on Jan 5, 1875. Probably ceased publication in 1875 or 1876. According to an entry in

James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924", (1927), p. 250, it waspublished by “…some soldiers of the Sitka garrison…”.


1875: Jan 5-Apr 5Holdings located at:

ASL: SITK 12/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Day GazetteRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1957-?Frequency: annualHistory: Began on Oct 18, 1957 to recognize Alaska Day activities in Sitka. Published annually for at least

two years.Microfilm holdings: 1957-1958Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1957: Oct 181958: Oct 18

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 17/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska HeraldRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1892-1894Frequency: weeklyEditors: Walter B. Porter, E.O. Sylvester & J.G. PreatorHistory: Began on Jun 27, 1892. It was absorbed by the ALASKAN (SITKA) on Oct 6, 1894 which was

published under the title the ALASKAN AND HERALD COMBINED from Oct 6, 1894 through Jun 8,1895. The ALASKAN (SITKA) probably ceased publication in 1907 or 1908.


1892: complete1893: Jan 9-Dec 251894: Jan 1-Sep 15, Sep 29


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: SITK 8/1, 16/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 67

Sitka


Alaska TimesRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1869-1871Frequency: weekly, then semimonthlyEditor: Thomas G. MurphyHistory: Began on Apr 23, 1869, stating that “We throw to the breeze of public patronage today, the

ALASKA TIMES, it being the first newspaper ever printed in Alaska. On the 19th of Sept. 1868, westarted a manuscript paper called ‘The Sitka Times’, but the demand for it being so numerous, and thelimited number of copyists we could find in our City, compelled us to suspend its publication until wecould get a press”. The ALASKA TIMES was published through May 14, 1871, first in Sitka (Apr 23,1869-Oct 1, 1870) and then in Seattle (Oct 23, 1870-May 14, 1871). As stated above, it continued theSITKA TIMES (Sep 19- Nov 7, 1868). It was continued by the TERRITORIAL DISPATCH, ANDALASKA TIMES (May 22, 1871-Aug? 1871) that became the TERRITORIAL DISPATCH ANDSEATTLE TIMES.


1869: Apr 23-30, May 14-Dec 251870: Jan 8-Feb 19, Mar 5-Jul 2, Sep 13, Oct 1-Nov 6, Nov 27-Dec 251871: Jan 8-Feb 12, Mar 5-19, May 14


ASL: SITK 1/2

AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1885-1908?Frequency: weeklyEditors: M.D. Ball, Maurice Keanly, C.H. Schaap, Edward Chamberlain, E.O. Sylvester & E. Otis Smith,

A.H. Meyer, H.H. Hildreth, J.S. McNair, C.D. ShawHistory: Began on Nov 7, 1885. On Oct 6, 1894 it absorbed the ALASKA HERALD and published under

the title the ALASKAN AND HERALD COMBINED from Oct 6, 1894 through Jun 8, 1895. TheALASKAN (SITKA) probably ceased publication in 1907 or 1908. The Jan 15, 1908 issue of theDOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS asks, “Is the Sitka Alaskan really dead?”


1885: Nov 7-Dec 261886: Jan 2- Sep 4-Dec 251887: Jan 1-Apr 9, Apr 23-Dec 171888-1891: complete1892: Jan 2-Dec 311893-1905: complete1906: Jan 6-Nov 17, Dec 1-291907: Jan 5-Jul 13, Aug 3, 17


Check reels carefully! 1891 issues are filmed out of order.ASL: SITK 2/1-2/4 (c. 3 is generally the most legible copy, but c. 4 should also be checked. See also

SITK 2/1B-2/2B)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 69UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 75

Alaskan and Herald CombinedRegion: Southeast

Sitka

Publication dates: 1894-1895Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.O. Sylvester & E. Otis SmithHistory: This title was established when the ALASKAN (SITKA) absorbed the ALASKA HERALD on

Oct 6, 1895 and changed its masthead to: the ALASKAN AND HERALD COMBINED. This titlechange continued through Jun 8, 1895. Beginning with the Jun 15, 1895 issue, it reverted to its earliername: the ALASKAN. The ALASKAN (SITKA) probably ceased publication in 1907 or 1908.


1894: Oct 6-Dec 291895: Jan 5-Jun 8

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 2/2 (c. 3 is the most legible copy)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 69UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 75AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

ArrowheadRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1934-1935?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: Ritchie LovejoyHistory: Began on Apr 7, 1934 and published at least through Jun 22, 1935.Microfilm holdings: 1934-1935Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1934: Apr 7-Dec 151935: Jan 1-Jun 22

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 685UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 108AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Baranof BannerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1958-1958Frequency: weeklyEditor: Richard S. CalhounHistory: Began on Apr 10, 1958 and ceased publication with the Oct 2, 1958 issue. It was suspended

briefly between May 8 and Aug 21.Microfilm holdings: 1958Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1958: Apr 10-Oct 2Holdings located at:

ASL: SITK 11/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 961

Daily News BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1940?-?Frequency: dailyEditor: Richard A. RammeHistory: Announcements in the Jun 8 and Jun 14, 1940 issues of the SITKA ALASKAN state that a daily

concurrent edition called the DAILY NEWS BULLETIN will be published by the SITKA ALASKANbeginning Jun 15. No issues of this title have been located.

Sitka


Daily SentinelRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1961-presentFrequency: dailyEditors: Harold A. Veatch, Thad Poulson, Sandy PoulsonHistory: Began on Jan 26, 1961. It was a continuation of the DAILY SITKA, ALASKA SENTINEL (Jan

2, 1958-Jan 25, 1961) which previously had been called the DAILY SITKA SENTINEL AND THEARROWHEAD PRESS (Jan 3, 1950-Dec 31, 1957). Prior to that it was called the SITKA SENTINELAND THE ARROWHEAD PRESS (published Oct 18, 1944 though Dec 30, 1949). The SITKASENTINEL (Sep 11, 1939-Oct 10, 1944) was the first title in this related group.



SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES, ESPECIALLY PRIOR TO 1977Holdings located at:

ASL: SITK 9/22-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 18UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 32AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Sitka, Alaska SentinelRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1958-1961Frequency: dailyEditor: Harold A. VeatchHistory: Began on Jan 2, 1958, as a continuation of the DAILY SITKA SENTINEL AND THE

ARROWHEAD PRESS (Jan 3, 1950-Dec 31, 1957). Prior to that it was called the SITKA SENTINELAND THE ARROWHEAD PRESS (published Oct 18, 1944 though Dec 30, 1949). Before that itsmasthead title was the SITKA SENTINEL (Sep 11, 1939-Oct 10, 1944). On Jan 26, 1961, thenewspaper dropped the place designation in its title and became the DAILY SENTINEL.


1958: complete1959: Jan 2-Dec 21, Dec 23-311960: Jan 4-Feb 25, Mar 1-Aug 10, Aug 12-Dec 301961: Jan 3-25


ASL: SITK 9/16-9/21UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 18UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 32AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Sitka Sentinel and The Arrowhead PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1950-1957Frequency: dailyEditor: Harold A. VeatchHistory: Began with the Jan 3, 1950 issue when the word “daily” was added to the masthead title. Prior to

that, it was known first as the SITKA SENTINEL (Sep 11, 1939-Oct 10, 1944), then as the SITKASENTINEL AND THE ARROWHEAD PRESS from Oct 18, 1944 though Dec 30, 1949. With the Jan

Sitka

2, 1958 issue, the masthead title changed to the DAILY SITKA, ALASKA SENTINEL. On Jan 26,1961, the newspaper dropped the place designation in its title and became the DAILY SENTINEL.


1950-1951: complete1952: Jan 2-Jun 20, Jun 30-Dec 311953: complete1954: Jan 4-Apr 23, May 3-Dec 311955: complete1956: Jan 3-Dec 14, Dec 18-311957: Jan 2-Nov 8, Nov 13-Dec 31


ASL: SITK 9/7-9/15UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 18UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 32AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Japonski RayRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Reference to this title comes from Joseph Driscoll’s book, “War Discovers Alaska”, J.B.

Lippincott (1943), p. 282.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Muskeg HuskeyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1942?-?Frequency: irregularHistory: A publication of the Naval Air Station, Sitka. Beginning and ending dates unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1942Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1942: Oct, Dec, Christmas issueHoldings located at:

ASL: SITK 17/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North StarRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1887-1898Frequency: monthlyEditors: William A. Kelly, Sheldon Jackson, Alfred Docking, A.E. Austin, U.P. Shull, B.K. WilburHistory: Began with the Dec 1887 issue. It was suspended between 1893 and 1894, and ceased publication

with the Aug 1898 issue. According to the first issue of Dec 1887, it was “published monthly in theinterests of schools and missions to Alaska.” The issue also states that the paper came about from“…the present of a press, type and other material to the Sitka Industrial School…from the SabbathSchool of the Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church, Baltimore…”.The last issue (vol. 9, no. 5, Aug1898) published was a combined issue with the NORTHERN LIGHT (WRANGELL) (Sixth Year, No.1). In this issue, the editor of the NORTH STAR, B.K. Wilbur, announces that it was being absorbed bythe NORTHERN LIGHT (WRANGELL) and Clarence Thwing, editor of the NORTHERN LIGHT,states that “the union of the above monthly [the NORTH STAR] with the NORTHERN LIGHT

Sitka

quarterly has been planned for over a year past…”.Microfilm holdings: 1887-1892, 1895-1898Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1887-1892: complete1893-1894: none published1895-1896: complete1897: Feb-Mar, May-Sep1898: Jan-Aug

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 3/1-3/2, SITK 10/1 (less complete)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 475UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 76AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Northern StarRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1939?-1940Frequency: weeklyEditor: Benjamin MainhartHistory: Probably began in 1939. It probably ceased publication with the Apr 26, 1940 issue and was

continued by the SITKA ALASKAN on May 3, 1940.Microfilm holdings: 1940Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1940: Jan 12, Feb 2-9, Feb 23-Mar 29, Apr 12-26Holdings located at:

ASL: SITK 10/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 963AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sitka AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1940-1940?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Richard A. RammeHistory: Began on May 3, 1940 and continued through Jun 14, 1940. It continued the NORTHERN STAR

that probably began in 1939. Announcements in the Jun 8 and Jun 14 issues state that a daily concurrentedition called the DAILY NEWS BULLETIN will be published by the SITKA ALASKAN beginningJun 15. No issues of that title have been located.


1940: May 3-Jun 14Holdings located at:


Sitka CablegramRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1905-1906Frequency: weeklyEditors: E. Otis Smith, H.W. RobinsonHistory: Began on Feb 2, 1905 and ceased publication on Jun 14, 1906. Reference to the last issue

published is made in the Jun 20, 1906 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS: “At the age of one yearand nineteen weeks, the SITKA CABLEGRAM has died the death.”


Sitka


1905: Feb 9-16, Mar 11, Apr 27, Jun 1-15, Aug 31, Dec 7*1906: Mar 15-Apr 12, May 3-24

*Note: Feb 8-16, 1906 issues are on National Archives Microfilm # 430, Roll 11 with Dept. ofInterior letters received by Gov. John Brady.

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 152AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sitka CourierRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1896?-?Frequency: unknownEditor: E. deGroffHistory: Probably began in 1896. Date when publication ceased is unknown. According to the Aug 15,

1896 issue of the ALASKAN (SITKA), “We have on our table the first number, Vol. XII of the ‘SitkaCourier’, published for E. deGroff. It contains some interesting matter in the form of short tales andscientific items, largely interspersed with accounts of the success of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera andDiarrhoea Remedy.”


Sitka PostRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1876-1877Frequency: semimonthlyEditors: William W. Ward, James J. DailyHistory: Began on Oct 20, 1876 and ceased publication on Jun 5, 1877. From its first issue: “With the view

principally of according and furnishing early and reliable information, concerning the progress andresources of Alaska and of providing a medium for advertising for the numerous business men tradingin the Territory; we have determined to publish a newspaper, and here present the ‘SITKA POST’ forpublic patronage”. The last issue published (Jun 5, 1877) stated: “With regret, we are obliged toannounce that the ‘Sitka Post’ ceases with this number. The withdrawal of the United States troops fromSitka, and as a consequence, the stagnation of business and general exodus of all whose means andduties will permit, likely to ensue, is the cause of the cessation.”


1876: Oct 20-Dec 201877: Jan 5-Jun 5

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 13/1, Newspaper microfiche (duplicate issues)UAF: ALASKA PER F901 S62 (also RARE)AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFICHE

Sitka ProgressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1925-1927?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Clarence LeMaster, Kelmar LeMaster, Marthe PetersenHistory: Began on Dec 25, 1925 and was published at least through Aug 19, 1927. It continued the SITKA

TRIBUNE, published from May 12, 1922 through Dec 18, 1925.Microfilm holdings: 1925-1927Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

Sitka

1925: Dec 251926: Jan 1-Jul 30, Oct 8-22, Nov 12, 26, Dec 10-171927: Jan 7-Aug 19


ASL: SITK 8/1, SITK 15/1(2 1926 issues only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 153AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sitka SentinelRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1939-1944Frequency: variesEditors: Homer D. Graham, Bob Wahl, Harold Veatch, Hale TaborHistory: Began on Sep 11, 1939. It changed its title to the SITKA SENTINEL AND THE ARROWHEAD

PRESS with the Oct 18, 1944 issue. With the Jan 3, 1950 issue the word “daily” was added to themasthead title becoming the DAILY SITKA SENTINEL AND THE ARROWHEAD PRESS. With theJan 2, 1958 issue, the masthead title changed to the DAILY SITKA, ALASKA SENTINEL. On Jan 26,1961, the newspaper dropped the place designation in its title and became the DAILY SENTINEL.


1939: Sep 11-Oct 27, Nov 14-Dec 12, Dec 19, 291940: Jan 5-9, 26, Feb 6-9, 16-27, Mar 5-12, Mar 19-Jun 28, Jul 19, Aug 2-9, Sep 6, Oct 4-26, Dec 13-

271941: Jan 3-Mar 21, Apr 4-25, May 9-30, Jun 20-Aug 8, Aug 22-Dec 261942: Jan 2-May 29, Jun 5, 13, 19, 26, Jul 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug 7, 14, 21, 28, Sep 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 9,

16, 23, 30, Nov 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec 4, 11, 18, 251943: Jan 1-Mar 5, Mar 10-Apr 5, Apr 9-Aug 31, Sep 7-Oct 15, Oct 29-Nov 5, Nov 12-Dec 21, Dec 311944: Jan 4-Mar 14, Mar 21-Apr 21, Apr 28, May 5-Jul 11, Jul 18-Oct 16


ASL: SITK 9/1-9/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 18AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sitka Sentinel and the Arrowhead PressRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1944-1949Frequency: triweeklyEditors: Harold A. Veatch, Julius FerneyHistory: Began on Oct 18, 1944, having changed its title from the SITKA SENTINEL which began on Sep

11, 1939. With the Jan 3, 1950 issue the word “daily” was added to the masthead title becoming theDAILY SITKA SENTINEL AND THE ARROWHEAD PRESS. With the Jan 2, 1958 issue, themasthead title changed to the DAILY SITKA, ALASKA SENTINEL. On Jan 26, 1961, the newspaperdropped the place designation in its title and became the DAILY SENTINEL.


1944: Oct 18-Dec 291945: Jan 3-Jun 22, Jun 27-Dec 281946: Jan 2-11, Jan 18-Mar 1, Mar 8-11, Mar 15-Dec 301947-1948: complete1949: Jan 3-19, Jan 24-31, Feb 9-14, Feb 23-Dec 30


ASL: SITK 9/3-9/6UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 18

Sitka


Sitka Shopping NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1935-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Jack CalvinHistory: Began in Jul of 1935 and was published at least through Feb 28 of 1936.Microfilm holdings: 1935-1936Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1935: Aug 2, Dec 20-271936: Jan 3, Feb 28

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 10/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 996UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sitka Sun (1920)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1920-1928?Frequency: weekly, then monthlyEditor: W.R. HanlonHistory: Began on Oct 30, 1920 and was published at least through Aug of 1928. Possibly suspended

between May of 1922 and Jan of 1927. This title is not related to the newspaper of the same name, theSITKA SUN (1937), of which one issue (Sep 24, 1937) is held.


1920: Nov 30-Dec 111921: Jan 1-Nov 121922: Jan 21-Mar 251927: Nov 301928: Jan 30-Mar 30, Jul 31, Aug 31


ASL: SITK 8/1, SITK 14/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 154AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sitka Sun (1937)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1937?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Description is based on the one unnumbered issue (Sep 1937) held. This title is not related to the

newspaper of the same name, the SITKA SUN (1920), published between 1920 and 1928.Microfilm holdings: 1937Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1937: Sep 24Holdings located at:


Sitka TimesRegion: Southeast

Sitka

Publication dates: 1868Frequency: weeklyEditor: Barney O. Ragan (sometimes printed as Barney O’Ragan or Barney O. Regan)History: Vol. 1, no. 1 of the SITKA TIMES, the first newspaper published after Alaska was purchased

from Russia, was published on Sept. 19, 1868. The editor and publisher was Barney O. Ragan. Just fourissues of this manuscript paper were published. Publication suspended with the November 7th issueuntil they could get a press since, according to the Nov 7 issue: “...copyists were not to be had in Sitkafor money”. Once the printing press was acquired, the newspaper resurfaced in Apr of 1869, under thetitle the ALASKA TIMES. The ALASKA TIMES was published through May 14, 1871, first in Sitkaand then in Seattle.


1868: Sep 19, Oct 24-Nov 7Holdings located at:

ASL: SITK 1/1, Newspaper microfiche (duplicate)UAF: ALASKA PN4899 S65 S67 1983UAA: Ref Alaska PN4899.S55S47 (microfiche)

Sitka TribuneRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1922-1925Frequency: weeklyEditors: Sid D. Charles, C.F.M. Cole, E.A. Charles, Clarence LeMasterHistory: Began on May 12, 1922 and continued through Dec 18, 1925. Suspended publication from Dec

12, 1924 until May 19, 1925. It changed its name to SITKA PROGRESS on Dec 25, 1925 and waspublished at least through Aug 19, 1927.


1922: May 12-Dec 291923: Jan 5-Sep 21, Oct 5-Dec 281924: Jan 4-Dec 121925: May 19-Jun 4, Jun 18-Dec 18


ASL: SITK 6/1, SITK 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 31AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFLM

Sitka WeeklyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1929-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: William LindquistHistory: Probably began on Jan 11, 1929. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1929Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1929: Jan 25, Feb 22-May 17Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 34

Sitka White WingsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1891?-?

Sitka

Frequency: unknownEditor: “Wiley Whitebones” (George E. Knapp)History: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 268, there was only one issue published, dated Nov 1, 1891. It also states, “WileyWhitebones, editor, probably a nom de plume for George W. Knapp, whose alleged wrongs fill thepaper.”


ThlingetRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1908-1912Frequency: monthlyEditor: George J. BeckHistory: According to vol. 1, no. 1, Aug 1908, the THLINGET was “published monthly at the Sitka

Training School in the interests of the Native People of Alaska”. The last issue published was Jun 1912.The THLINGET was the predecessor to the VERSTOVIAN, which began with the Oct 1914 issue,published at Sheldon Jackson School, formerly called the Sitka Training School.


1908: Aug-Dec1909-1911: complete1912: Jan-Feb, Apr-Jun


ASL: SITK 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 151UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK MFORM 979.800497 THLINGET

VerstovianRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1914-1971Frequency: monthly, then quarterlyHistory: The VERSTOVIAN began with the Oct 1914 issue, continuing the THLINGET which was

published from Aug 1908 through Jun 1912. The VERSTOVIAN was published at Sheldon JacksonSchool, formerly called the Sitka Training School. With the Jan 1954 issue it became a quarterly“published primarily for parents, alumnae and supporters of Sheldon Jackson Junior College”. It ceasedpublishing under the name VERSTOVIAN with the Dec 1971 issue. Since that date, there have beennumerous publications from Sheldon Jackson College that had their beginnings in these two titles. Theyare: “SJC Today”, “Sheldon Jackson College Today”, “Today at SJC”, “Today”, and “Adventures”.

Microfilm holdings: 1934-35, 1938-39, 1945-47, 1949-64, 1971Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1934: Mar1935: Jan-Nov1938: Nov1939: Jan1945: Oct1946: Apr1947: Jan-Apr1949: Mar, May, Sep-Oct, Dec1950: Nov-Dec1951: Feb-May, Dec1952: complete1953: Jan-May

Sitka

1954-1956: complete1957: Jan-Apr, Oct-Dec1958: complete1959: Jan, Oct-Dec1960: Jan-Apr1961: Jan-Jul1962: Apr1963: Apr-Jul1964: Apr, Oct1971: May-Dec

Consult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Note: Nearly complete set of bound paper issues is at the Alaska State Library

Holdings located at:ASL: SITK 5/1, Hist. Coll. LD 4931.S4 V4 (for more complete bound set)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1017UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 92AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Skaguay

SkaguaySee Skagway

SkagwaySee also Dyea

Alaska Daily GuideRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1902-1905Frequency: dailyEditor: O.M. KinneyHistory: Began in 1902 as a continuation of the ALASKA TRAVELER’S GUIDE. Description based on

first issue held on microfilm: vol. 2, no. 243 (Jul 2, 1902). Ceased publication on Apr 30, 1905.Microfilm holdings: 1902-1905Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1902: Jul 2, Sep 5, 91903: Mar 9, Apr 13, Oct 241904: Jan 4, Mar 13, Apr 24, Jun 16, Dec 6, 161905: Jan 1, 3-8, 11-21, 24-29, Feb 8-Mar 7, Mar 9-22, Mar 24-Apr 6, Apr 8-28, 30

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Some issues are filmed out of order.

ASL: SKAG 15/3-15/4BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 32UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 77AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska Traveler’s GuideRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1900-1902Frequency: dailyEditor: O.W. DunbarHistory: Probably began in 1900. Description based on first issue held on microfilm: Vol. 1, no. 91 (Jul 12,

1900). Date when publication ceased is unknown. Continued by the ALASKA DAILY GUIDE (1902-1905).


1900: Jul 12, Aug 2, 16, Sep 261901: Feb 19, 25, Mar 2, 5-7, 14-15, 19-20, 22, Apr 8-9, 11, 15-16, 25, May 4, 13-14, Jun 1, 21-22, 24,

28, Jul 2, 8, 12, 18-19, 22-25, 27, Aug 8, 16-17, 22, 31, Sep 12, Oct 14, 23-24, Nov 1-2, 12, 141902: Jan 15, 17, Feb 5, Apr 18, May 13, 15-16


ASL: SKAG 15/1-15/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1196UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 200

Alaska-Yukon Mining JournalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1901-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: H.C. DiersHistory: Began with Feb 1901 and was published at least through Apr of 1902.Microfilm holdings: 1901-1902

Skagway


1901: Feb, May-Jul, Sep-Dec1902: Jan -Apr

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 7/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaskan (1898)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898Frequency: dailyEditor: O.W. DunbarHistory: The ALASKAN is the second in a series of five title changes that began with the MORNING

ALASKAN, established Feb 1, 1898, last known issue Feb 14, 1898. It appeared briefly in 1898, andwas continued by the DAILY ALASKAN (1898), first known issue Jul 2, 1898, last known issue Feb 3,1899. It then became the DAILY MORNING ALASKAN, first known issue Feb 21, 1899. It ceasedFeb 28, 1904; and was finally continued by the DAILY ALASKAN (1904), established Mar 1, 1904and ceasing in Jul 31, 1924. Place of publication was “Skaguay” in 1898 per masthead.


1898: Feb 28, Mar 9, Mar 26Holdings located at:

ASL: SKAG 2/1B, JUNE 22/2 (for Mar 26 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 197UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 50AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaskan (1939)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1939Frequency: weeklyEditor: John M. PolingHistory: Began on Jun 25, 1939. Ceased publication on Sep 2, 1939.Microfilm holdings: 1939Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1939: Jun 25-Sep 2Holdings located at:

ASL: SKAG 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 698UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 107

Daily Alaskan (1898)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-1899Frequency: dailyEditors: J.A. Hornsby, Arthur A. Smith, Weston Coyney, E.B. WishaarHistory: The DAILY ALASKAN (1898) was the third in a series of five title changes. It began as the

MORNING ALASKAN, established Feb 1, 1898, last known issue Feb 14, 1898. It was continuedbriefly by the ALASKAN (1898). The DAILY ALASKAN (1898) then became the DAILY MORNINGALASKAN, first known issue Feb 21, 1899. It ceased Feb 28, 1904; and was continued by the DAILYALASKAN (1904), established Mar 1, 1904 and ceasing in Jul 31, 1924. Place of publication was“Skaguay” in 1898 per masthead.


Skagway


1898: Jul 2, 11-13, 15, 19, 23-25, Aug 3, 91899: Jan 16, Feb 3

MANY ISSUES ARE DAMAGED OR UNREADABLEHoldings located at:

Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: SKAG 2/1A-2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 197UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 50AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Alaskan (1904)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1904-1924Frequency: daily then triweeklyEditors: John W. Troy, Dr. L.S. Keller, Sid C. Charles, William M. WardHistory: The DAILY ALASKAN (1904) was established Mar 1, 1904, and ceased publication Jul 31,

1924. It was preceded by a succession of four titles beginning with the MORNING ALASKAN,established Feb 1, 1898, last known issue Feb 14, 1898. The MORNING ALASKAN was continuedbriefly by the ALASKAN (1898). This title was then continued by the DAILY ALASKAN (1898), firstknown issue Jul 2, 1898, last known issue Feb 3, 1899. It then became the DAILY MORNINGALASKAN, first known issue Feb 21, 1899. It ceased Feb 28, 1904, and was finally published as theDAILY ALASKAN (1904).


1904: Mar 1-May 20, May 23-Jun 3, Jun 6-Jul 16, Jul 19-Nov 14, Nov 16-Dec 311905: Jan 2-Jul 28, Aug 1-Sep 11, Sep 13-Dec 301906: Jan 2-25, Jan 27-Feb 10, Feb 13-Sep 1, Sep 5-Dec 8, Dec 11, 13-311907: Jan 4-19, Jan 22-Mar 30, Apr 3-26, Apr 29-May 10, May 13-Aug 13, Aug 15-Oct 24, Oct 26, 29,

Nov 1-6, 8, 11-30, Dec 2-13, 16, 18, 20-311908: complete1909: Jan 2-29, Feb 1-Dec 311910-1911: complete1912: Jan 2-May 29, May 31, Jun 3-Jul 27, Jul 30-Aug 31, Sep 3-Nov 27, Nov 29-Dec 311913: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 24-Jul 4, Jul 7-Aug 20, Aug 22-30, Sep 2-Dec 311914: Jan 2-Mar 18, Mar 20-Jul 28, Jul 30-Dec 311915-1923: complete1924: Jan 5-Jul 31


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: SKAG 2/9-2/44 (SKAG 2/4B for a few 1904 & 1906 issues)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 197UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 50AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Morning AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899-1904Frequency: dailyEditors: E.B. Wishaar, Winfield Chapman, John W. Troy, H.B. LeFevreHistory: The earliest know issue of the DAILY MORNING ALASKAN was Feb 21, 1899. It ceased

publication Feb 28, 1904. “Morning” appears above masthead ornament. It was the fourth of five titlesin a series of title changes. It was published first as the MORNING ALASKAN which was establishedon Feb 1, 1898, last known issue Feb 14, 1898. It was continued briefly by the ALASKAN (1898). Itthen became the DAILY ALASKAN (1898), first known issue Jul 2, 1898, last known issue Feb 3,

Skagway

1899. It then became the DAILY MORNING ALASKAN, first known issue Feb 21, 1900. That titleceased Feb 28, 1904, and was continued by the DAILY ALASKAN (1904), established Mar 1, 1904and ceasing publication Jul 31, 1924.


1899: Feb 21, Feb 26, Mar 17, 24, 31, Apr 15, 28, 30, May 4, 7, 9-11, 16, 19, 24-27, 30, Jul 7-8, Sep 6-7, 9, Dec 10, 12-14, 16-17, 19-31

1900: Jan 1-2, 5-7, 10-17, 19-21, 24-26, 28, 31, Feb 1-7, 13, 16-18, 21-28, Mar 1-3, 6-7, 9-11, 14-28,30-31, Apr 1-Aug 23, Aug 25-Sep 2, Sep 5-Oct 21, Oct 24-26, 28, 30-31, Nov 1-9, 14-18, 22-29,Dec 2-25, 28-30

1901: Jan 3-11, 13-20, 24-26, 29-31, Feb 1-28, Mar 2-5, 7-31, Apr 2-May 12, May 15-Jun 23, Jun 25-Aug 25, Aug 28-Oct 22, Oct 24-Nov 27, Nov 30, Dec 1-31

1902: Jan 1-Jul 4, Jul 6-Nov 27, Nov 29-Dec 311903: Jan 1-Feb 19, Feb 21-May 29, May 31-Jun 12, Jun 14-Nov 26, Nov 28-Dec 311904: Jan 5, Jan 7-Feb 28


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: SKAG 2/1-2/9UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 197UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 50AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Skaguay NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1901-?Frequency: dailyEditor: Joseph T. HayneHistory: Began in 1900 as a concurrent edition to the WEEKLY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-?). Date when

it ceased publication is unknown, but it was published at least through Feb 17, 1902. It is the last in aseries of titles that began with the SKAGUAY NEWS (1897-1900), the SKAGUAY WEEKLY NEWS(1900), and the WEEKLY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-?). By the Feb 1, 1902 issue the title spelling hadchanged to DAILY SKAGWAY NEWS.


1901: Feb 21, Mar 20, 27, 29, Apr 2, 25, 29, Jun 4, 7, 11, 13-14, 18-24, 27, Jul 6-8, 10, 18, 22, Aug 3,31, Sep 6

1902: Feb 1, 17Holdings located at:

ASL: SKAG 1/1B, SKAG 1/1CUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Skagway NewsSee entry for: DAILY SKAGUAY NEWS

InterloperRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1908-1909?Frequency: weeklyEditors: C.H. Schefflen, Richard Bushell, Jr.History: Began May 5, 1908. Probably ceased publication in 1909.Microfilm holdings: 1908-1909Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

Skagway

1908: May 5-Dec 261909: Jan 16-Feb 6, Feb 20-Apr 10

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1214UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 183

Lynn Canal WeeklyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1954-1955?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Elmer A. FriendHistory: Began on Jul 8, 1954. Date when publication ceased is unknown. It was formed by the union of

the SKAGWAY ALASKAN (SKAGWAY: 1952) and the HAINES HERALD.Microfilm holdings: 1954-1955Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1954: Jul 8-Dec 301955: Jan 6- Jul 7


ASL: SKAG 10/1, SKAG 3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1220UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 179

Midnight SunRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1933?-1935?Frequency: semiweekly, Jun-SepEditors: Lewis and Robert DahlHistory: Probably began in 1933. Probably ceased publication in 1935. Published during the summer

vacation by two young Skagway journalists who were students at the University of Washington.Microfilm holdings: 1934-1935Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1934: Jun 23-Sep 51935: Jun 26-29, Jul 6, Jul 13-Aug 14, Aug 24, Sep 4

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1022UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 85AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Morning AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-1898Frequency: dailyEditor: O.W. DunbarHistory: The MORNING ALASKAN was established on Feb 1, 1898, last known issue is Feb 14, 1898.

Place of publication was “Skaguay” in 1898 per masthead. It was the first in a series of five titlechanges. It was continued briefly by the ALASKAN (1898), which was then continued by the DAILYALASKAN (1898), first known issue Jul 2, 1898, last known issue Feb 3, 1899. It then became theDAILY MORNING ALASKAN, first known issue Feb 21, 1899. It ceased Feb 28, 1904, and finallybecame the DAILY ALASKAN (1904), established Mar 1, 1904, ceasing publication Jul 31, 1924.


1898: Feb 1, 11, 14

Skagway


ASL: SKAG 2/1-2/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 197UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 50AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

News ReviewRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1941-1941?Frequency: weekly during the summer monthsEditor: Gerald RyanHistory: Began May 25, 1941 per article in “Alaska Life” magazine (Nov 1941), p. 12. Probably ceased in

Sep 1941.Microfilm holdings: 1941Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: SKAG 13/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

North WindRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1963-1978Frequency: monthly (irregular)Editor: “Cy” CoyneHistory: Began on Jun 15, 1963. Ceased publication on May 10, 1978.Microfilm holdings: 1963-1978Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1963-1978: completeHoldings located at:

ASL: SKAG 9/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1217UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 132

Skaguay AlaskanRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1978-presentFrequency: at least one issue each summerEditor: William J. “Jeff” BradyHistory: Began in Jun 1978. Published at least once during each summer tourist season. Includes current

tourist information, advertisements and historical articles about Skagway during the Klondike GoldRush period. Skagway was originally spelled “Skaguay”.

Microfilm holdings: 1978-Detailed holdings:

1978-1994: complete1995-present: check mid-May issues of the SKAGWAY NEWS (1982-) for appearance as an insert.

Holdings located at:Reel coverage varies. Check reels carefully!

ASL: SKAG 11/1 (1978-1986), SKAG 8/3- (1987- present)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1221UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 48

Skagway

Skaguay NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1897-1900Frequency: weeklyEditor: M.L. SherpyHistory: Began on Oct 15, 1897. It is first in a series of related titles that includes: SKAGUAY WEEKLY

NEWS (1900); the WEEKLY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-?); and the DAILY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-1902?).


1897: Oct 15-29, Nov 12-Dec 91898: Feb 18, Mar 41899: Mar 24, Jul 7, Dec 22-291900: Jan 12-Mar 2, Mar 16-Aug 10, Aug 24, Sep 14


ASL: SKAG 1/1A, 1/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Skaguay Weekly NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1900-1900Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began in late Sep or early Oct of 1900 as a continuation of the SKAGUAY NEWS (1897-1900).

It is second of a series of related titles that continues with the WEEKLY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-?)and the DAILY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-1902?).



ASL: SKAG 1/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Skagway Alaskan (1927)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1927-?Frequency: semiweeklyEditors: Gurden J. Farwell & Cathryn L. HahnHistory: Probably began in 1927. Description based on vol. 1, no. 24 (Aug 20, 1927).Microfilm holdings: 1927Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: SKAG 12/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Skagway Alaskan (1952)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1952-1954

Skagway

Frequency: weeklyEditor: Elmer A. FriendHistory: Began on Aug 28, 1952 and ceased publication on Jul 1, 1954. On Jul 8, 1954, it merged with the

HAINES HERALD to form the LYNN CANAL WEEKLY.Microfilm holdings: 1952-1954Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1952: Aug 28-Dec 311953: complete1954: Jan 7-Jul 1


Skagway-Atlin BudgetRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-1899?Frequency: dailyEditor: O.W. DunbarHistory: Probably began in Nov 1898. Description based on first issue held on microfilm: Vol. 1, no. 28

(Dec 24, 1898). Probably ceased in 1899, but was still being published in Sep, per reference to the Sep 4issue of the SKAGWAY-ATLIN BUDGET in the Sep 13, 1899 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLANDNEWS. It was continued by the SKAGWAY DAILY BUDGET.


1898: Dec 241899: Apr 14

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 14/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1199

Skagway CheechakoRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1936?-1938Frequency: weeklyEditor: Lois H. AllenHistory: Probably began on Oct 3, 1936. Ceased publication on May 27, 1938.Microfilm holdings: 1936-1938Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1936: Oct 3-30, Nov 14-Dec 311937: complete1938: Jan 7-May 27

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 155

Skagway Daily BudgetRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1899?-1900Frequency: dailyEditor: O.W. DunbarHistory: Probably began in 1899. Description based on first issue held on microfilm: vol. 2, no. 169 (Jan

11, 1900). It continued the SKAGWAY-ATLIN BUDGET. It ceased publication in late summer, 1900,per article in Sep 8, 1900 issue of the ALASKAN (SITKA).


Skagway


1900: Jan 11, Feb 14, 28, Jun 28SOME DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES


Skagway News (1897)See entry for: SKAGUAY NEWS

Skagway News (1978)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1978-1979Frequency: weeklyEditor: William J. “Jeff” BradyHistory: Began Mar 16, 1978. Ceased publication on Feb 15, 1979 to merge with the CHILKAT VALLEY

NEWS (HAINES) to form the LYNN CANAL NEWS (HAINES), first issue Mar 1, 1979. After threeand a half years, the SKAGWAY NEWS broke off from the LYNN CANAL NEWS and beganpublishing as the SKAGWAY NEWS (1982) on Jul 14, 1982.


1978: Mar 16-Dec 211979: Jan 11-Feb 15

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 8/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1032UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 157AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Skagway News (1982)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1982-presentFrequency: weekly, but variesEditors: William J. “Jeff” Brady, Dimitra LavrakasHistory: Began on Jul 14, 1982. Had been published as the SKAGWAY NEWS (1978) from Mar 16,

1978-Feb 15, 1979. On Mar 1, 1979, it merged with the CHILKAT VALLEY NEWS (HAINES) toform the LYNN CANAL NEWS (HAINES). It separated from that paper to begin publication againunder its old name and in Skagway to cover local news.


1982: Jul 14-Dec 151983-1984: complete1985: Jan 16, Mar 13-Dec (no date printed)1986-1992: complete1993-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 8/2-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1032UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 157AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

War BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898?-1898?

Skagway

Frequency: unknownEditor: James O. PraetorHistory: Probably began and ceased in 1898. Issue is unnumbered and undated, but references are to May

dates. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 270, this was the only issue published and its purpose was for “carrying full war newsfrom Skagway to Dawson”. Note under masthead title states: “Special Edition Containing a CompleteSynopsis of the News of the Spanish-American War and the Latest War News and Dispatches”.


1898: single issue held is unnumbered and undated, but probably published in May or JuneISSUE IS DAMAGED

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 16/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARY

Weekly Skaguay NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1900-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began on Oct 19, 1900 as the third in a series of related titles that began with the

SKAGUAY NEWS on Oct 15, 1897. That title was continued by the SKAGUAY WEEKLY NEWS(1900). It published a concurrent daily edition called the DAILY SKAGUAY NEWS (1900-1902?).Date when it ceased publication is unknown.


1900: Nov 3-10, Dec 1-8, 22-291901: Jan 26, Mar 30, Jul 6, 27

Holdings located at:ASL: SKAG 1/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Weekly Skagway NewsSee entry for: WEEKLY SKAGUAY NEWS

Soldotna

SoldotnaKenai Peninsula Soldotna SunRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1985-1986Frequency: weeklyEditor: Patrick SchmidtHistory: Began on Oct 16, 1985 and ceased publication on Mar 12, 1986. The Oct 16, 1985 issue was

called the SOLDOTNA SUN, but with the next issue the title appeared as the KENAI PENINSULASOLDOTNA SUN. It continued the KENAI PENINSULA CHEECHAKO NEWS (May 6, 1960-Oct 9,1985) which had originally begun on Oct 30, 1959 as the KENAI PENINSULA CHEECHAKO. Bothwere published in Kenai.


1985: Oct 16-Dec 241986: Jan 1-Mar 12

Holdings located at:ASL: KENA 2/30UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 76UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 49AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Soldotna SunSee entry for: KENAI PENINSULA SOLDOTNA SUN

St. Louis, Missouri

St. Louis, Missour iGold FieldsRegion: Out-of-StatePublication dates: 1904-1904?Frequency: unknownEditor: Wilson FosterHistory: Vol. 1, no. 1, 1904, states that this paper was printed as a “World’s Fair Souvenir” and that it was

“…fireproof, asbestos, non-combustible, indestructible…”. It was indeed printed on asbestos paper.Microfilm holdings: 1904Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1904: undatedHoldings located at:

ASL: SEAT 5/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

St. Michael

St. MichaelAurora BorealisRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1897-1899?Frequency: monthlyEditor: J.P. AgnewHistory: Probably began on Oct 31, 1897 and probably ceased publication sometime after Mar of 1899.

Per J. J. Underwood in his book, “Alaska: An Empire in the Making” (1913) p. 297: “The subscriptionprice, according to the published announcement, was one dollar the copy. Seal oil, gold dust, blubber,fur, ivory and fish were exchangeable for subscriptions, ten of which were given for one porterhousesteak.” The first issue was published in St. Michael, after which it was published out of Healy, 3 milessoutheast of St. Michael. Healy is also the name of a town located 110 miles south of Fairbanks on theParks Highway.


1899: Feb 1ISSUE HAS TORN LAST PAGEConsult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: STMI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Polar BearingsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1899-?Frequency: unknownEditor: IgaghtaHistory: Began on Dec 25, 1899. Date when publication ceased is unknown. This may be the only issue

published. Masthead states: “Private circulation only”.Microfilm holdings: 1899Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:


ASL: STMI 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Stewart, British Columbia

Stewar t, Br itish ColumbiaSee also Hyder

Northern ArgonautRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1934?-?Frequency: unknownEditor: W.R. SmithHistory: Probably began in Jun of 1934. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Reference to this

newspaper appears in the Jun 15, 1934 issue of the ALASKA PRESS, which states, “ The NorthernArgonaut has made its appearance on the streets of Stewart, B.C. and Hyder, Alaska, and will hereafterbe the news journal of Stewart, B.C.


Portland Canal MinerRegion: CanadaPublication dates: ca. 1910?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Reference to this newspaper appears in

the Jun 22, 1910 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, which states, “The Portland Canal Miner,under [the] date of June 10th…”.


Portland Canal NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1919-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.W.M. RolstonHistory: Began in May 1919. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Jan 27, 1928. It was continued by the STEWART NEWS, which began sometime between Jan28, 1928 and Mar 28, 1930.

Microfilm holdings: 1922-1923, 1925-1926, 1928Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1922: Feb 24-Mar 31, Apr 14, 28, May 19-Jun 9, Jun 23, Jul 7, Jul 28, Aug 18-25, Sep 22-29, Oct 13-27, Nov 17-Dec 1, Dec 15

1923: Jan 121925: Mar 27, Sep 111926: May 71928: Jan 6-27

Holdings located at:ASL: STEW 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

SentinelRegion: CanadaPublication dates: ?-1985Frequency: weeklyEditors: Val Robertson, Andy Burton, Ann Crumley, Slim Higgins & Sue MateriHistory: Date when publication began is unknown. Description based on vol. 12, no. 22 (Jun 17, 1983). On


Dec 16, 1985 it became the STEWART SENTINEL and was published through Jun 30, 1986 when itchanged its title to the STEWART/HYDER SENTINEL (Aug 25, 1986-May 24, 1988). Served Stewart,B.C. and Hyder, Alaska.


1983: Jun 17-Nov 25, Dec 9-161984: complete1985: Jan 18-Feb 8, Feb 22-Apr 26, May 17-Jun 28, Jul 19-Sep 23, Oct 7-Dec 9

Holdings located at:ASL: STEW 1/1UAF: CONSULT LIBRARY

Stewart NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1928?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.W.M. RolstonHistory: It began sometime between Jan 28, 1928 and Mar 28, 1930. Description based on the Mar 28,

1930 issue. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1930Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: STEW 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Stewart SentinelRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1985-1986Frequency: weeklyEditor: Sue HigginsHistory: Began on Dec 16, 1985. Ceased publication on Jun 30, 1986. It continued the SENTINEL

(STEWART, B.C.) and was continued by the STEWART/HYDER SENTINEL (Aug 26, 1986-May 24,1988). Served Stewart, B.C. and Hyder, Alaska.


1985: Dec 16-301986: Jan 6-13, Jan 27-Apr 28, May 12-Jun 30

Holdings located at:ASL: STEW 1/1-1/2UAF: CONSULT LIBRARY

Stewart/Hyder SentinelRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1986-1988Frequency: weeklyEditor: Smith ThomsonHistory: Began with the Aug 26, 1986 issue and ceased publication on May 24, 1988. It was the third in a

series of titles that began with the SENTINEL (STEWART, B.C.), beginning date unknown, thenbecame the STEWART SENTINEL (Dec 16, 1985-Jun 30, 1986). Served Stewart, B.C. and Hyder,Alaska.

Microfilm holdings: 1986-1988Extent of holdings: Complete


Detailed holdings:1986: Aug 26-Dec 231987: complete1988: Jan 5-May 24

Holdings located at:ASL: STEW 1/2-1/3UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sutton

SuttonSutton SidingRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1985-1987Frequency: biweeklyEditors: Jim and Mary BauerHistory: Began on Feb 1, 1985. Ceased publication on May 22, 1987.Microfilm holdings: 1985-1987Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1985: Feb 1-15, Mar 15-May 24, Jun 21-Dec 201986: complete1987: Jan 3, Jan 30-May 22

Holdings located at:ASL: SUTT 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Takotna

TakotnaKusko TimesSee entry for: KUSKO TIMES (McGRATH)

Talkeetna

TalkeetnaAlaskanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1977-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Slim RandlesHistory: Probably began on Feb 11, 1977. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1977Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1977: Mar 4-Jul 15Holdings located at:

ASL: TALK 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1204UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 131

Susitna SentinelRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1976-?Frequency: variesEditor: Thor Brandt-ErichsenHistory: Began on May 12, 1976. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1976-1979Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1976: May 12-Oct 6, Oct 20-Dec 221977: Jan 5-Dec 7, Dec 211978: complete1979: complete

Holdings located at:ASL: TALK 1/1-1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1164UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 129

Susitna Valley ChronicleRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1976-1976?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Slim and Pam RandlesHistory: Began on Jan 6, 1976. Probably ceased publication toward the end of 1976. The first issue

published (Jan 6, 1976, vol. 1, no. 1) was called the SUSITNA VALLEY SENTINEL.Microfilm holdings: 1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1976: Jan 6-May 25, Jun 8-Sep 21Holdings located at:

ASL: TALK 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1195UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 130

Susitna Valley SentinelSee entry for: SUSITNA VALLEY CHRONICLE

Tanana

TananaIcy SentinelRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1902-?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: W.R. ReidHistory: Began on Feb 1, 1902. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1902Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: TANA 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana CitizenRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1906?-1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: George Hinton HenryHistory: Began in 1906. Probably ceased in Jun or Jul of 1907 and was continued by the HOT SPRINGS

ECHO, AND TANANA CITIZEN on Jul 20, 1907 which was edited by G.H. Henry who had movedfrom Fort Gibbon to Hot Springs. According to the Jul 27, 1907 issue of the NORTHERN LIGHT(FAIRBANKS): “This is Mr. G.H. Henry’s new paper … or rather, his Tanana Citizen in its new homeand under a new name.” By Aug 31, 1907, it had shortened its title to HOT SPRINGS ECHO andpublished under that name until it became the TANANA NEWS on Jun 14, 1913. Statement under themasthead title of the Jun 14, 1913 issue: “…[The Tanana News] has assumed the obligations of the HotSprings Echo.”


1907: Apr 17 (fragment of page 1-2 only)Holdings located at:

ASL: MANL 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana LeaderRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1909?-1910Frequency: weeklyEditors: George M. Arbuckle, Sam J. CallahanHistory: Probably began in Jun of 1909. George M. Arbuckle, formerly of the HOT SPRINGS POST,

moved the printing plant to Tanana and became the publisher of the TANANA LEADER. It absorbedthe YUKON VALLEY NEWS (TANANA: 1909) when editor Sam J. Callahan accepted a position atthe TANANA LEADER. The Sep 9, 1909 issue of the TANANA LEADER states: “It is unquestionablygood business policy that the newspaper energy of Tanana be consolidated into a single workingforce…and [have] one well-supported and efficient paper instead of two struggling and inefficientones.” On Sep 22, 1910, the TANANA LEADER was continued by the YUKON VALLEY NEWS(TANANA: 1910) which ceased publication on Jan 17, 1913, according to the Feb 3, 1913 issue of theFAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES.


Tanana


1909: Jul 1-29, Aug 12-Oct 14, Nov 4-Dec 2, Dec 16-301910: Jan 6-20, Feb 3-Jul 21, Aug 4-25

Holdings located at:ASL: TANA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 949UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 89

Tanana NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1913-1913?Frequency: weeklyEditors: George Hinton Henry, W.E. VoightHistory: Began Jun 14, 1913. Probably ceased publication on Oct 25, 1913. It continued the HOT

SPRINGS ECHO (1907-1913). For a few months in the summer of 1907, it was called the HOTSPRINGS ECHO, AND TANANA CITIZEN. Prior to that, it was called the TANANA CITIZEN(1906-1907). Statement under the masthead title of the Jun 14, 1913 issue: “…[The Tanana News] hasassumed the obligations of the Hot Springs Echo.”


1913: Jun 14-Aug 16, Aug 30-Sep 6, Sep 20-Oct 25Holdings located at:

ASL: MANL 1/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 677AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tanana WeaklyRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: weekly?History: Probably began in 1975 by Tanana High School students. Date when publication ceased is



ASL: TANA 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukana TimesRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1970-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began with Oct 1970 issue by the Journalism Class of Tanana School. Date when publication

ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1970-1973Extent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1970: Oct-Dec1971: Feb-Apr, Oct-Dec1972: Feb-Apr, Oct-Dec1973: check microfilm


Tanana

ASL: TANA 3/1-3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 481UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 45

Yukon PressRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1894-?Frequency: irregularEditors: Jules L. Prevost, Sam C. Dunham, George Hinton Henry, name John Bathurst appears as editor on

v. 6, no. 3 (Nov 11, 1905).History: Began on Jan 1, 1894 at Fort Adams and was published at least through Mar 24, 1906. According

to an article by Clarence Andrews in “Alaska Life” (Jul 1954) pp. 50-51, the YUKON PRESS wasfounded by the Rev. Jules L. Prevost as manager and Gordon G. Bettles and George T. Howard asprinters. It was published at Fort Adams through Apr 1897. It was published in Circle City from Mar1898 through at least Apr 20 of 1899 (v. 5, no. 5). By the Nov 11, 1905 issue (v. 6, no.3), the paper wasbeing published in Tanana and continued until at least Mar 24, 1906. Masthead engraving for the 1905and 1906 issues is the same as for the 1899 issues. Per Aug 1, 1906 YUKON VALLEY NEWS: “G. H.Henry’s name has lately appeared as editor of the Yukon Press, a little paper at Tanana which originallybore the name of John Bathurst at its masthead.”

Microfilm holdings: 1894, 1896-1899, 1905-1906Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1894: Jan 1, May 1, Jun 11896: Jan 1, Jun1897: Apr1898: Mar1899: Jan 15-Apr 201905: Nov 11-25, Dec 16-301906: Jan 6-13, Feb 3, Mar 24

Holdings located at:ASL: TANA 6/1-6/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1008, 163UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 65AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yukon Valley News (1909)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1909-1909Frequency: weeklyEditor: Sam J. CallahanHistory: Began Jul 6, 1909 and probably ceased publication in Aug of the same year. It continued the

YUKON VALLEY NEWS (RAMPART) that was published in Rampart from Aug 3, 1904 throughAug 7, 1907. When the newspaper resumed publication after a two year suspension, it was publishedout of Tanana. This title was then absorbed by the TANANA LEADER when editor Sam J. Callahanaccepted a position there. The Sep 9, 1909 issue of the TANANA LEADER states: “It is unquestionablygood business policy that the newspaper energy of Tanana be consolidated into a single workingforce…and [have] one well-supported and efficient paper instead of two struggling and inefficientones.” On Sep 22, 1910, the TANANA LEADER was continued by the YUKON VALLEY NEWS(TANANA: 1910) which ceased publication on Jan 17, 1913, according to the Feb 3, 1913 issue of theFAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES.


1909: Jul 6-13Holdings located at:

ASL: TANA 2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1002UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 201

Tanana


Yukon Valley News (1910)Region: InteriorPublication dates: 1910-1913Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.G. StammHistory: Began on Sep 22, 1910 and ceased publication on Jan 17, 1913, according to the Feb 3, 1913

issue of the FAIRBANKS WEEKLY TIMES. It continued the TANANA LEADER, which hadabsorbed an earlier edition of the YUKON VALLEY NEWS (TANANA: 1909) on Sep 9, 1909. Thattitle had continued the YUKON VALLEY NEWS (RAMPART) that had been published in Rampartfrom Aug 3, 1904 until it suspended publication on Aug 7, 1907.


1910: Sep 22, Oct 22-Dec 311911: Mar 30, Oct 28, Dec 161912: Apr 6, May 4, 25, Jun 22, Jul 13, Aug 10, Dec 141913: Jan 11 (incorrectly called Jan 11, 1912 in masthead)


ASL: TANA 2/2, TANA 2/1 (this duplicates TANA 2/2), JUNE 22/2 (has unique issue: Jul 13, 1912,but no others)


Teller

Teller EsquimauxRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1866-1867Frequency: monthlyEditor: John J. HarringtonHistory: The ESQUIMAUX was published for the men working on the Western Union Telegraph

Company’s overland line who were quartered first at Libbysville, Port Clarence, Russian America andthen at Camp Libby, Plover Bay, North East Siberia. After the work was abandoned in 1867, the editorreturned to San Francisco with the handwritten issues (12), had them typeset and republished, offeringthem to the public on Oct 31, 1867, “...as a memorial, and to place upon record the first newspaperpublished in our new territory of Alaska.” Libbysville was near the site of present-day Teller.

Microfilm holdings: 1866-1867Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings: Republished version available in print and on microfiche

1866: Oct 14-Dec 91867: Jan 6-Sep 1


ASL: Hist. Coll. F901.E77 OVERSIZE (and several other locations) (microfiche in pocket with reprint)UAF: ALASKA PER F901.E771, Rare B 0041UAA: ALASKA F901.E77 and REF ALASKA

Pioneer ScoutRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1920-1924Frequency: biweekly, then weeklyEditor: Walter J. MarxHistory: Began on Jul 24, 1920 and ceased publication with the Jul 19, 1924 issue when the young editor

announced his plans to “...get more schooling...[so that he might] continue in the newspaper line...” andmoved to Seattle.


1923: Jul 28, Oct 20-Dec 291924: Jan 5-Jul 19



Teller AdvertiserRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1901?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924,” (1927) p. 269, it was published in 1901, but no further information was available.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Teller MusherRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1902-?

Teller

Frequency: unknownHistory: Began sometime after Apr 1, 1902 and continues the TELLER NEWS. On Jun 7, 1902, the

COUNCIL CITY NEWS reports that the “‘Teller News’ has changed hands...[and] is now known as the‘Teller Musher’.”


Teller NewsRegion: Northwest & ArcticPublication dates: 1901-1902Frequency: weeklyEditors: E.C. Allen, George S. MaynardHistory: Began on Mar 28, 1901 and ceased publication in 1902 when it was continued by the TELLER

MUSHER. The Apr 3, 1901 issue of the NOME NEWS states: “The first issue of the TELLER NEWS,a branch of the NOME NEWS is out”. On Jun 7, 1902, the COUNCIL CITY NEWS reports that the“‘Teller News’ has changed hands...[and] is now known as the ‘Teller Musher’.”


1901: Mar 28, Apr 11, May 16, Jul 4, Jul 25-Aug 8, Aug 22-Sep 51902: Jan 4, Jan 18-Feb 1, Apr 1


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: TELL 1/1-TELL 1/3, JUNE 22/2 (has unique May 16, 1901 issue), Newspaper microfiche (Apr 1,

1902 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 957UAA: NEWSPAPER MFICHE 25AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tenakee Springs

Tenakee Spr ingsBoondock BulletinSee entry for: TENAKEE’S BOONDOCK BULLETIN

Home NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1943-?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: Louis HeinsHistory: Began on Apr 1, 1943 and was published at least through May 19 of 1948.Microfilm holdings: 1943, 1946-1948Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1943: May 16-Jun 17 (suspended Jul 1943-Oct 1946)1946: Nov ? (undated issue)1947: Mar 14-Apr 121948: Map 19-May 19

Holdings located at:ASL: TENA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tenakee LightRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1990-1991?Frequency: monthly (irregular)History: Began in Feb of 1990. Newsletter of the Tenakee Springs Political Action Committee (TENPAC).

Was published at least through Oct of 1991.Microfilm holdings: 1990-1991Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1990: Feb-Apr, Jun-Sep1991: Jun-Oct


Tenakee NewslineRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1977-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Kurt DietzHistory: Probably began in 1977. Description based on vol. 2, issue 1 (Sep 1979). Was published at least

through Nov 1979 by the Tenakee Springs School.Microfilm holdings: 1979Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1979: Sep-NovHoldings located at:

ASL: TENA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MF

Tenakee Springs


Tenakee PostRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Published by the students of the Tenakee

School.Microfilm holdings: 1994Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1994: Apr (probable month)Holdings located at:

ASL: TENA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tenakee TimesRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: irregularHistory: Dates when publication began and ceased are unknown. Description based on the Oct 21, 1986

issue.Microfilm holdings: 1986Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1986: Oct 21-Dec 5Holdings located at:

ASL: TENA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tenakee Trail NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1983-?Frequency: irregularEditor: Cariss HeathHistory: Began in Sep of 1983 and was published at least through Jan 24, 1986. School newspaper.Microfilm holdings: 1983-1986Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1983: Sep1984: May1985: Sep, Dec1986: Jan 24


Tenakee WeeklyRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1956-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Roddy O’Toole

Tenakee Springs

History: Began on Jul 14, 1956 and was published at least through Feb 17, 1957.Microfilm holdings: 1956-1957Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1956: Jul 14-Dec 221957: Jan 6-Feb 17


Tenakee’s Boondock BulletinRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1968?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Probably began in 1968. Description based on vol. 1, no. 10 (Jul 13, 1968). It was published at

least through Oct 18, 1969. Title variation is: BOONDOCK BULLETIN.Microfilm holdings: 1968-1969Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1968: Jul 131969: Sep 13-Oct 18


Thorne Bay

Thor ne BaySee also Klawock

Island NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1982-1983Frequency: biweekly, then weeklyEditor: William R. MacCannellHistory: Began publication from Thorne Bay on Aug 13, 1982. Before that it had been published in

Klawock from Dec 4, 1981 through Jul 30, 1982. See entry also for the ISLAND NEWS (KLAWOCK).In 1983, it became a weekly and changed its title to SOUTHEAST ALASKA’S ISLAND NEWS withthe May 11, 1983 issue.


1982: Aug 13-Dec 241983: Jan 14-Mar 4

Holdings located at:ASL: THOR 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1192UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 195AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Southeast Alaska’s Island NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1983-presentFrequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Mar 11, 1983. It is a continuation of the ISLAND NEWS that began on Dec 4, 1981 in

Klawock. On Aug 13, 1982 it began publishing in Thorne Bay.Microfilm holdings: 1983-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1983: Mar 11-Dec 231984-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: THOR 1/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1192UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 195AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tok

TokMukluk NewsRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1976-presentFrequency: semimonthlyEditors: Beth Jacobs, Mae Mattila, Brenda JacobsHistory: Began on Feb 5, 1976. “Serving Eastern Interior Alaska ... Tok, Tanacross, Dot lake, Chicken,

Boundry, Eagle, Tetlin, Northway, Border and Mentasa” per Dec 15, 1994 masthead statement.Microfilm holdings: 1976-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1976: Feb 5-Mar 18, Apr 15-Jun 3, Jul 1-Dec 161977: complete1978: Jan 5-Jun 15, Jul 20-Oct 19, Dec 7-211979-1994: complete1995-present: check microfilm


ASL: TOK 1/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1158UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 121AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

SpielerRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: variesEditors: Lavell and Catherine WilsonHistory: Date when publication began is unknown. Description based on first issue held on microfilm: Vol.

12, no. 3 (Mar 18, 1972). Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1972-1978Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1972: Mar, May-Sep, Nov-Dec1973: Jan 5-Feb 26, Mar 19-Dec 311974: Jan 14-Dec 261975-1977: complete1978: Jan 13-Jul 31, Aug 21-Sep 18


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: TOK 2/1-2/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1193UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 238AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tok BugleRegion: InteriorPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: John T. NelsonHistory: Probably began in late 1973 or early 1974. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1974Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

Tok

1974: Feb 9, undated Mar issueHoldings located at:

ASL: TOK 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Tokotna

TokotnaSee Takotna

TolovanaSee Livengood

Tr eadwellSee Juneau, Douglas

Tsina StationSee Saina

Unalakleet

UnalakleetNorthern LightRegion: InteriorPublication dates: 1913-1917Frequency: monthly during school yearEditor: E.E. Van NessHistory: Began in Sep 1913 (vol. 1, no. 1). Preliminary issue was published in Aug 1913 and also called

vol. 1, no. 1. According to the Sep 1913 issue, the NORTHERN LIGHT was: “Published monthly bythe Unalakleet Eskimo School”. It ceased publication with the May 1917 issue.


1913-1917: complete (Sep 1913-May 1917)Holdings located at:

ASL: UNALT 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1035UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 105AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Unalaska

UnalaskaSee also Dutch Harbor

Aleutian TimesRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: ?-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Probably began and ceased in the 1980’s. Description based on first issue held on microfilm: Jul

1984. Served Unalaska, Dutch Harbor and other villages along the Aleutian Island chain. Published inAnchorage from at least Feb 1986 through Oct 1987.


1984: Jul-Dec1985: Jan-Feb, Apr-Jun, Aug-Dec1986: Feb, Apr-Jul, Sep-Dec1987: Jan-Oct

Holdings located at:ASL: UNALA 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER F951 A54UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 258AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dutch Harbor Fisherman (1986)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1986-1987Frequency: semimonthlyEditors: Tim Honan, Gina SturmHistory: Began in Jan of 1986 according to an article in the Dec 29, 1994 issue of the DUTCH HARBOR

FISHERMAN. It was published in Unalaska/Dutch Harbor. It merged with the BRISTOL BAYTIMESin 1988 to form the BRISTOL BAYTIMES & DUTCH HARBOR FISHERMAN that was publishedout of Dillingham. In the fall of 1992, this title split back into two separate titles: the DUTCHHARBOR FISHERMAN (1992) publishing out of Unalaska, and the BRISTOL BAYTIMES (1992) outof Dillingham.


1987: Mar 1-Aug 17Holdings located at:

ASL: UNALA 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Dutch Harbor Fisherman (1992)Region: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1992-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: John WoodburyHistory: Began on Dec 11, 1992 when the BRISTOL BAYTIMES AND DUTCH HARBOR

FISHERMAN, publishing out of Dillingham dissolved their merger and each paper began to publishseparately again. See also entry to BRISTOL BAYTIMES (1992), Dillingham.


1992: Dec 11-25

Unalaska

1993: Jan 8-Apr 23, May 7-Dec 311994-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: UNALA 1/2-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

HumpyRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1977-1977?Frequency: semimonthlyEditor: Rubye L. SmithHistory: Began on Sep 30, 1977. Probably ceased with Dec 9, 1977 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1977Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:



Unalaska BeaconRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1978-?Frequency: semiannualHistory: Two issues of the UNALASKA BEACON (vol. 1, no. 1-2) appeared as special supplements to the

Mar 30 and Oct 5, 1978 issues of the KADIAK TIMES, published in Kodiak. It is unknown if therewere additional issues.


1978: Spr, FallHoldings located at:

ASL: KODI 6/3UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 696UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 110AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Unalaska SunRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1979-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began in 1979. Date when publication ceased is unknown.Microfilm holdings: 1979Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1979: Apr 6, 20, May 17, Oct 18Holdings located at:


Unalaska

UnalaskanRegion: Southwest & AleutiansPublication dates: 1969-?Frequency: frequency variesHistory: Began on Jun 23, 1968. Probably ceased publication in the mid-1970s.Microfilm holdings: 1969-1972Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1969: Jun 23-Aug 26, Oct 29-Dec 291970: Jan 5-Mar 16, Apr 7-Dec 81971: complete1972: Feb 28-Apr 10


ASL: UNALA 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 680UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez

ValdezAlaska FrontierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1940-1942Frequency: bimonthly (irregular)Editor: Jim BuseyHistory: Began with the Sep/Oct issue of 1940 and ceased with the Jan/Feb issue of 1942. It continued the

FRONTIER that began in Wasilla in Feb 1940. The three issues of the FRONTIER that preceded itwere each published from a different location (Anchorage, Valdez, then Seward).


1940: Sep/Oct1941: Jan/Feb-Sep/Oct1942: Jan/Feb

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 38UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 81AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska ProspectorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1902-1908Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.H. HildrethHistory: Began on Feb 13, 1902 and continued through Aug 13, 1908. It absorbed the VALDEZ NEWS

(1901-1907) in Jun of 1907 and was continued by the VALDEZ WEEKLY PROSPECTOR on Aug 20,1908, which later was absorbed by the VALDEZ MINER (1911).


1902: Feb 13-Dec 251903: Jan 1-Dec 311904: Jan 7-Dec 291905: Jan 5-Dec 281906: Jan 4-Aug 9, Aug 24-Sep 27, Oct 11-Dec 271907: Jan 3-Dec 261908: Jan 2-Jul 2, Aug 13


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: VALD 1/1, VALD 1/2A, VALD 1/2B, VALD 3/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 70UAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

CommonerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1913-1915Frequency: weeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Began on Mar 8, 1913. Probably ceased publication with the Jun 26, 1915 issue. According to the

Jul 13, 1915 issue of the CHITINA LEADER, it “…suspended publication without notice to itssubscribers.”

Valdez


1913: Mar 8-Dec 271914: Jan 3-Dec 261915: Jan 2-Jun 26

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 4/1-4/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 78UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 147AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ?-1921Frequency: dailyHistory: Date when publication began is unknown. Ceased publication in late 1921. According to the Dec

3, 1921 issue of the VALDEZ MINER: “The Daily Bulletin…has been discontinued at Valdez...”.Microfilm holdings: 1920Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1920: Jun 23-25, Jun 28-Jul 2, Jul 6-9, 12-13, 15-16, 19-23, 27-30, Aug 2-6, 26-27, Aug 30-Sep 3Holdings located at:

ASL: VALD 16/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Daily Prospector BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1905?-1911?Frequency: dailyHistory: Probably began in 1905 and ceased publication in 1911. Description based on vol. 3, no. 201

(Aug 6, 1907). It was published as a concurrent edition of the VALDEZ DAILY PROSPECTOR. It waspublished as the PROSPECTOR DAILY BULLETIN for three issues between Aug 30-Sep 4, 1907.


1907: Aug 6-Nov 18Holdings located at:

Check reels carefully! Issues are intermingled with ALASKA PROSPECTOR issues.ASL: VALD 3/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 70AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Forty-Ninth Star (1915)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1915-1916Frequency: weeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Began in Valdez on Dec 4, 1915. It began publishing from Anchorage on or just before May 20,

1916 and ceased publication on Feb 25, 1917 when the plant was sold. The Feb 25, 1917 issue statesthat the paper was sold to “...Fred A. Martin and J. C. Murphy…” and “…the new owners will takecharge of the business on Monday morning next.” The title that continued this paper was theANCHORAGE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.


Valdez

1915: Dec 4-251916: Jan 1-Feb 19, Mar 4-May 6



PioneerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1991-1992Frequency: weeklyEditor: Pat LynnHistory: Began on Jan 4, 1991 and ceased on Sep 24, 1992. It is a continuation of the VALDEZ PIONEER

(1989-1990).Microfilm holdings: 1991-1992Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1991: Jan 4-Aug 2, Aug 16-30, Sep 13-Dec 201992: Jan 3-Jun 4, Jun 18-Sep 24


Port Valdez NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1947-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Jun 18, 1947. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Mar 24, 1948.Microfilm holdings: 1947-1948Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1947: Jun 18-Aug 301948: Feb 11-Mar 10, Mar 24

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 12/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1021UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 94

Prince William SounderRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1993-1994Frequency: weeklyEditor: Dave HunterHistory: Began on Nov 11, 1993 and ceased publication with the Jan 6, 1994 issue. It was formed by the

merger of the VALDEZ VANGUARD and the CORDOVA TIMES. Both of these newspapers beganpublishing separately again in mid-Jan of 1994.


1993: Nov 11-Dec 301994: Jan 6

Valdez

Holdings located at:ASL: CORD 4/1UAF: ALASKA PER 1232

Prospector Daily BulletinSee entry for: DAILY PROSPECTOR BULLETIN

StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1993-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Pat & Jean Lynn, Pat LynnHistory: Began on Feb 11, 1993. It continued the VALDEZ STAR which was published from Oct 15,

1992-Feb 4, 1993.Microfilm holdings: 1993-presentDetailed holdings:

1993: Feb 11-Dec 291994: Jan 5-Dec 281995: Jan 4-Dec 271996: Jan 3-Dec 251997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 15/2-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1229UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 252AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

TruthRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1912-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: John W. FrameHistory: Began on Jul 16, 1912 and was edited by John W. Frame, according to an entry in James

Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924", (1927), p. 269. Date whenpublication ceased is unknown.



ASL: VALD 18/1, also Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MF 33

Valdez BreezeRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1955-1969Frequency: weeklyEditor: Helen L. LongHistory: Began in 1955. Description based on vol. 1, no. 18 (Oct 3, 1955). Last issue published was Sep

12, 1969. It was continued on the same date by the VALDEZ-COPPER BASIN NEWS (1969-1976).Microfilm holdings: 1955-1969Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1955: Oct 3-10, Oct 21-Dec 241956: Jan 7-Dec 221957: Jan 5-Mar 23, Apr 1-Dec 211958: Jan 11-Dec 27

Valdez

1959: Jan 3-Dec 191960: Jan 2-Jul 30, Aug 20-Dec 171961: Jan 7-Dec 221962: Jan 5-Dec 211963: Jan 4-Oct 4, Dec 20 (suspended Oct 4-Dec 20)1964: May 22-Dec 18 (suspended Dec 20, 1963-May 22, 1964)1965: Jan 8-Dec 241966: Jan 7-Dec 231967: Jan 6-Dec 221968: Jan 5-Dec 201969: Jan 3-Sep 12


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies. Some issues filmed out of order.ASL: VALD 7/1-7/7UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 29UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 24AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez-Copper Basin NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1969-1976?Frequency: weeklyEditors: Walter and Gloria Day, John T. NelsonHistory: Began on Sep 12, 1969. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Mar 25, 1976. It continued the VALDEZ BREEZE (1955-1969).Microfilm holdings: 1969-1976Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1969: Sep 12-Dec 241970-1974: complete1975: Jan 2-Jun 27, Jul 11-Dec 251976: Jan 8-Feb 19, Mar 4-25


Check reels carefully! Reel coverage varies.ASL: VALD 7/8-7/16UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 29UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 24AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez Daily MinerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1911-1911Frequency: dailyEditor: H.B. SelbyHistory: Began on Mar 3, 1911 and ceased with the Sep 21, 1911 issue. Continued by a series of titles

between 1911 and 1943 in this order: VALDEZ MINER (1911-1912), VALDEZ MINER & WEEKLYPROSPECTOR (absorbing the VALDEZ WEEKLY PROSPECTOR, Aug 4, 1912), VALDEZ MINER(1912-1918), VALDEZ WEEKLY MINER (1918), VALDEZ MINER (1918-1938), VALDEZWEEKLY MINER (1938-1943), culminating with the VALDEZ MINER (1943) which ceasedpublication on Jun 11, 1943.


1911: Aug 8, 10, 12-13, 25Consult the OCLC database for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.


Valdez

ASL: VALD 5/1AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez Daily NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1906-1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.W. RochfordHistory: Began on Nov 6, 1906 and was published at least through Mar 30, 1907. It was a concurrent

edition of the VALDEZ NEWS (1901).Microfilm holdings: 1906-1907Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1906: Nov 6-Dec 291907: Jan 1-31, Mar 1-30

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 3/3BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1189AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez Daily ProspectorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1905?-1918Frequency: dailyEditors: W.H. Crary, E.E. Ritchie, E.O. Kelsey, C.H. Wilcox, H.B. SelbyHistory: Probably began in 1905. Ceased publication on May 7, 1918. Several concurrent editions were

published: DAILY PROSPECTOR BULLETIN (1905?-1911?); ALASKA PROSPECTOR (1905?-1908); and the VALDEZ WEEKLY PROSPECTOR (1908-1912). A special “Mining Edition of theValdez Prospector” was published on Jan 15, 1909.


1908: Jun 15, Oct 231909: Jan 15 (Mining ed.), Feb 16, 27, Apr 6, 12, Oct 1, 231910: Sep 8-Dec 1, Dec 151911: Aug 14, Oct 61912: Jan 2-Apr 30, May 3-Jul 4, Jul 6-16, Jul 18-Aug 11, Aug 13-Nov 27, Nov 29-Dec 311913: Jan 2-Dec 311914: Jan 2-Feb 21, Feb 24-May 29, Jun 1-Dec 311915: Jan 2-May 29, Sep 7-Nov 30, Dec 2-311916: Jan 1-May 31, Jul 19, Oct 2-5, 7-14, Oct 17-Nov 25, Dec 28-301917: Jan 3-Jun 21, Jun 23-Dec 311918: Jan 2-Apr 8, Apr 10-May 7


ASL: VALD 2/1-2/7, JUNE 22/2 (Jun 15, Oct 23, 1908 only)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 84UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 22

Valdez Earthquake BulletinRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-1964Frequency: irregularEditors: Ed and Frances WalkerHistory: Began on Apr 10, 1964 and ceased publication with the Jul 13, 1964 issue. A special edition dated

Apr 26, 1964 has title: WALKER’S WEEKLY.

Valdez


1964: Apr 10-Jul 13Holdings located at:

ASL: VALD 10/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1013UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 150AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez Holiday MessengerRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1902?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: P.E. KernHistory: Reference to this title appears in the Dec 13, 1902 issue of the VALDEZ NEWS (1901), that

states, “The Valdez Holiday Messenger is the name of a neat little paper sent out by P.E. Kern, thejeweler. It contains Christmas stories and pictures….”


Valdez Miner (1911)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1911-1912Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.B. SelbyHistory: Began in Sep 1911 as a continuation of the VALDEZ DAILY MINER. It was published through

Jul 28, 1912 when it absorbed the VALDEZ WEEKLY PROSPECTOR on Aug 4, 1912 to become theVALDEZ MINER & WEEKLY PROSPECTOR. See entry for the VALDEZ DAILY MINER foradditional information.


1911: Nov 26-Dec 101912: Jan 14-Jul 28

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 5/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 486UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 20

Valdez Miner (1912)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1912-1938Frequency: weeklyEditor: H. B. SelbyHistory: Began on Sep 1, 1912 as a continuation of the VALDEZ MINER & WEEKLY PROSPECTOR. It

was fourth in a series of related titles that were published between 1911 and 1943. It changed its title tothe VALDEZ WEEKLY MINER for the Jun 15-Jul 6, 1918 issues and for an extended period beginningon May 27, 1938. See entries under VALDEZ DAILY MINER and VALDEZ WEEKLY MINER(1938) for more information.


1912: Sep 1-Dec 291913: Jan 5-Jun 8, Jun 22-Dec 281914: Jan 4-Dec 201915: Jan 3-Dec 26

Valdez

1916: Jan 2-Dec 161917: Jan 6-Jun 16, Jun 30-Dec 291918: Jan 5-19, Feb 2-Dec 281919: Jan 4-Mar 1, Jul 5-Dec 271920-1923: complete1924: Jan 5-Oct 18, Nov 1-Dec 271925-1926: complete1927: Jul 2-Dec 241928: Jan 7-Aug 11, Aug 25-Dec 291929: Jan 5-Aug 24, Sep 14-Dec 281930: Jan 4-May 3, May 17-Dec 271931-1932: complete1933: Jan 7-21, Feb 4-Dec 301934: Jan 6-May 5, Jun 2, Aug 11-Sep 8, Dec 14-281935-1936: complete1937: Jan 1-Mar 19, Apr 16-Dec 311938: Jan 7-14, Mar 11, 25, Apr 8-May 20 (suspended Jan 14-Mar 11)

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 5/1B-5/7UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 486UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 20

Valdez Miner (1943)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1943-1943Frequency: weeklyEditor: T.J. SelbyHistory: Began on Jan 15, 1943 as the last in a series of titles that began with the VALDEZ DAILY

MINER in 1911. It ceased with the Jun 11, 1943. It continued the VALDEZ WEEKLY MINER (1938-1943). See the entry for the VALDEZ DAILY MINER for more information.


1943: Jan 15-Jun 11Holdings located at:

ASL: VALD 5/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 486UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 20

Valdez Miner & Weekly ProspectorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1912-1912Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.B. SelbyHistory: Published from Aug 4-25, 1912 after the VALDEZ MINER absorbed the VALDEZ WEEKLY

PROSPECTOR. Continued by the VALDEZ MINER on Sep 1, 1912. See entry for VALDEZ DAILYMINER for related title history.


1912: Aug 4-25Holdings located at:

ASL: VALD 5/1BUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 486UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 20

Valdez News (1901)Region: Southcentral

Valdez

Publication dates: 1901-1907Frequency: weeklyEditor: A.W. RochfordHistory: Began on Mar 9, 1901 and was published at least through Mar 30, 1907. By Jun of 1907 it had

been absorbed by the ALASKA PROSPECTOR. It published a concurrent edition called the VALDEZDAILY NEWS (1906-1907). Several later Valdez newspapers are called the VALDEZ NEWS, but theyare related in name only.


1901: Mar 9-Dec 281902-1906: complete1907: Jan 5-Mar 30


ASL: VALD 3/1A, 3/2B are generally superior but lack a few issues that are on other reels: VALD 3/1Bthrough E, 3/2A, 3/3A

UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 30UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 14

Valdez News (1950)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1950-1951Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began on Mar 10, 1950 as an insert to the VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN. Its last issue was Jan 19,

1951. Several other Valdez newspapers are called the VALDEZ NEWS, but they are related in nameonly.


1950: Mar 10-Dec 221951: Jan 12-19

Holdings located at:ASL: PALM 3/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 16UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 33AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez News (1963)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1963-1964?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Gloria DayHistory: Began on Jul 3, 1963 and probably ceased in 1964. It was published at least through Mar 27,

1964. Several other Valdez newspapers are called the VALDEZ NEWS, but they are related in nameonly.


1963: Jul 3-Dec 201964: Jan 3-Mar 27

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 7/3, VALD 8/1, VALD 8/2 (reels with duplicate issues; VALD 8/1 best)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 30UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 14AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez

Valdez News (1978)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1978-1979?Frequency: weekly, then triweeklyEditor: John R. MooreHistory: Began on Jun 3, 1978 and was published at least through Aug 27, 1979. Several other Valdez

newspapers are called the VALDEZ NEWS, but they are related in name only.Microfilm holdings: 1978-1979Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1978: Jun 3-Oct 71979: Jun 18-Aug 27

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 11/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 30UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 14

Valdez News LetterRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1912-1912?Frequency: weeklyEditor: T.E. WikedelHistory: Began on Jun 13, 1912. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least

through Aug 12 of 1912. Published by the Wickersham Publicity Committee.Microfilm holdings: 1912Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1912: Jun 13-Aug 12Holdings located at:

Check carefully! Coverage varies.ASL: VALD 18/1, Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 18

Valdez NewsletterSee entry for: VALDEZ NEWS LETTER

Valdez Pioneer (1921)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1921?-1930?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Reference to this title appeared in the Alaska Newspaper Tree database with date information and

holdings information. Holdings could not be located.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Valdez Pioneer (1989)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1989-1990Frequency: weeklyEditor: Pat LynnHistory: Began on Aug 18, 1989 and was published through Dec 21, 1990. It changed its title to the

PIONEER with the Jan 4, 1991 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1989-1990Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

Valdez

1989: Aug 18-Dec 291990: Jan 5-Dec 21


Valdez StarRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1992-1993Frequency: weeklyEditors: Pat & Jean LynnHistory: Began on Oct 15, 1992 and was published through Feb 4, 1993. It changed its title to the STAR

on Feb 11, 1993.Microfilm holdings: 1992-1993Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1992: Oct 15-Dec 311993: Jan 7-Feb 4


Valdez Sunday HeraldRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: ca. 1904?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: Reference to this title appeared in the Alaska Newspaper Tree, but no issues were located.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Valdez VanguardRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1975-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Fuller A. Cowell, Joe Bridgman, Steve McHenry, Tony BickertHistory: Began on Dec 1, 1975. It temporarily merged with the CORDOVA TIMES to form the PRINCE

WILLIAM SOUNDER (Nov 11, 1993-Jan 6, 1994), but became a separate publication again on Jan 13,1994.


1975: Dec 1-311976-1982: complete1983: Jan 5-Mar 23, Apr 6-Dec 211984-1987: complete1988: Jan 6-Feb 24, Mar 9-Jul 27, Aug 3-24, Sep 7-Oct 19, Nov 2-Dec 281989: Jan 4-Dec 201990: Jan 3-Dec 191991: Jan 2-Dec 231992: Jan 2-Dec 311993: Jan 7-Nov 41994: Jan 13-Dec 281995: Jan 5-Dec 27

Valdez

1996: Jan 3-Dec 251997-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 9/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 995UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 99AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valdez Weekly Miner (1918)See entry for: VALDEZ MINER (1912)

Valdez Weekly Miner (1938)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1938-1943Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began with the May 27, 1938 and was published through Jan 8, 1943. It was continued by the

VALDEZ MINER (1943), which ceased publication on Jun 11, 1943. It is part of a series of titles thatbegan with the VALDEZ DAILY MINER in 1911. See that entry for more information.


1938: May 27-Dec 301939-1942: complete1943: Jan 1-8


ASL: VALD 5/7-5/8UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 486UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 20

Valdez Weekly ProspectorRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1908-1912Frequency: weeklyEditor: H.B. SelbyHistory: Began on Aug 20, 1908 and ceased publication on Aug 1, 1912. It began as the ALASKA

PROSPECTOR (1902-1908) and published a concurrent edition called the VALDEZ DAILYPROSPECTOR (1905?-1918) which continued after the VALDEZ WEEKLY PROSPECTOR wasabsorbed by the VALDEZ MINER (1911) to become the VALDEZ MINER AND WEEKLYPROSPECTOR for a brief time.


1910: Sep 8-Dec, Dec 15Consult the OCLC database for additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.

Holdings located at:ASL: VALD 1/2AUAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 70

Walker’s WeeklySee entry for: VALDEZ EARTHQUAKE BULLETIN

Wacker

Wacker See Ketchikan

WalesSee Cape Prince of Wales

Wasilla

WasillaFrontierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1940-1940Frequency: irregularEditor: Jim BuseyHistory: Began with the Feb 1940 issue. The next 3 issues were each published from a different location

(Anchorage, Valdez, then Seward). After the Jul/Aug, 1940 issue, it changed its title to ALASKAFRONTIER and moved to Valdez. It published 6 issues there before ceasing publication with theJan/Feb 1942 issue.


1940: Feb-Jul/AugHoldings located at:

ASL: VALD 6/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 38UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 81AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

FrontiersmanRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1986-presentFrequency: semiweeklyEditors: Jim Springer, Allen Baker, Vicki Naegele, Paul StewartHistory: Began publication from Wasilla on Jun 25, 1986. It was formerly published in Palmer (1952-

1986). It began on Sep 17, 1947 as the VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN, a title it retained until May 15,1952. See also entry for the FRONTIERSMAN (PALMER).


1986: Jun 25-Nov 5, Nov 12-311987: Jan 2-Dec 301988: Jan 1-Dec 301989: Jan 4-May 31, Jul 5-Nov 3, Nov 15-Dec 291990: May 4-Aug 29, Sep 5-Dec 281991: Jan 2-Dec 311992: Jan 3-Oct 2, Oct 9-Dec 4, 11-301993: Jan 1-22, Jan 29-Dec 311994-present: check microfilm

MANY DAMAGED OR UNREADABLE ISSUES.SOME ISSUES FILMED BOUND.

Holdings located at:ASL: PALM 3/35-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 16UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 33AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Muskeg JournalRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1964-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: J. Albert SpauldingHistory: Began in 1964. Date when publication ceased is unknown, but it was published at least through

Feb of 1965.

Wasilla

Microfilm holdings: 1964-1965Extent of holdings: UnknownDetailed holdings:

1964: Nov -Dec1965: Jan-Feb

Holdings located at:ASL: WASI 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Sunny Knik NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917?-1917Frequency: monthlyEditor: O.G. Herning familyHistory: Probably began in Jun 1917 and ceased publication in Sept 1917. “Published by the Herning

family for the people in and near Knik and Wassilla [i.e. Wasilla], Alaska.” Continued by theWASILLA NEWS.



ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: UAA: ALASKA F914.W3S9 (on microfiche)

Valley PressRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1984-1986Frequency: weeklyEditors: Stephen M. Brooks, Jo BlahutHistory: Began on Apr 4, 1984 and was published at least through Mar 26, 1986.Microfilm holdings: 1984-1986Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1984: Apr 4-Nov 14, Nov 28-Dec 271985: Jan 3-17, Jan 31-Dec 261986: Jan 2-Mar 26

Holdings located at:ASL: WASI 3/1-3/5UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Valley SunRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1978?-presentFrequency: weeklyEditor: Vicki NaegeleHistory: Probably began in 1978.Microfilm holdings: 1979-presentExtent of holdings: Nearly completeDetailed holdings:

1979-1989: complete1990: Jan 2-Mar 13, Mar 27-Dec 251991-1996: complete1997-present: check microfilm

Wasilla

Holdings located at:ASL: WASI 1/1-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1163UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 123

Wasilla NewsRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1917-?Frequency: monthlyEditor: O.G. Herning familyHistory: Probably began in Oct 1917. Probably ceased publication in the early 1920s. “Published by the

Herning family for the people in and near Knik and Wasilla, Alaska.” Continues SUNNY KNIKNEWS.


1917: Oct-Nov1918: Jan, Mar1921: Jun-Nov

Holdings located at:ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Whitehorse, Yukon

Whitehor se, YukonDaily Evening StarSee entry for: WHITEHORSE STAR

Ulu NewsRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1972-presentFrequency: irregularHistory: Published daily for the duration of the Arctic Winter Games, a biennial sports competition and

cultural event that brings athletes from northern lands together. Participants have come from Greenland,the former Soviet Union, Alaska, Yukon and the Northwest Territories of Canada and Arctic Quebec.The place of publication varies based on the site of the Games. Description is based on vol. 1, no. 1(Mar 5, 1972) published in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, the site of the 1972 Arctic Winter Games. TheGames themselves began in 1970 in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. Called “Le Cakabec”in 1976.

Microfilm holdings: 1972-1978, 1982-1984, 1988-1990, 1994-presentExtent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1972: Mar 5-12 (Whitehorse, Yukon)1974: Mar 3-10 (Anchorage, Alaska)1976: Mar 17-20, 22-28 (Schefferville, Quebec)1978: Mar 20-26 (Hay River, Northwest Territories)1982: Mar 13-19 (Fairbanks, Alaska)1984: Mar 30 (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories)1988: Mar 11-19 (Fairbanks, Alaska)1990: Jan (no date specified) (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories)1994: Mar 2-10, 12 (Slave Lake, Alberta)1996-present: check microfilm


ASL: ANCH 12/1, Newspaper microfiche, Hist Mf 265/1, see also Hist. Coll. GV 840.7A7U48UAF: ALASKA PER GV840.7 A7 U48UAA: CONSULT LIBRARYAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Weekly StarSee entry for: WHITEHORSE STAR

White Horse StarSee entry for: WHITEHORSE STAR

Whitehorse IconoclastRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1902-1902Frequency: unknownEditor: Paul S. HoganHistory: According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-

1924”, (1927), p. 272, it was established in Oct 1902 and ceased in Dec 1902.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Whitehorse StarRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1901-present

Whitehorse, Yukon

Frequency: frequency variesEditors: A.M. Rousseau, E.J. “Stroller” White, J.D. Skinner, and others not identifiedHistory: Began on Jan 2, 1901. May 1, 1901 is the date of the First Annual edition of the WHITE HORSE

STAR. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 279, the WHITEHORSE STAR was a continuation of the BENNETT SUN. Varianttitles that appeared separately or concurrently between 1901 and 1998 are: WEEKLY STAR, DAILYEVENING STAR, SEMI-WEEKLY STAR, WHITEHORSE YUKON STAR, STAR, WHITEHORSEDAILY STAR.

Microfilm holdings: 1901-Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1901-present: Inventory incomplete, check microfilmConsult the OCLC and WLN databases for possible additional microfilm holdings outside of Alaska.Also consult Yukon Archives, Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada for microfilm holdings.

Holdings located at:Check reels carefully! Multiple microfilm producers. Holdings may vary among libraries.

ASL: WHITE 1/1-1/7, WHITE 2/1 (1901-1916)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1010 (1901- )UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 57 (1901-1916)AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM (1901-1924?)

Whitehorse TribuneRegion: CanadaPublication dates: 1900-1902?Frequency: weeklyEditor: R.J. BurdeHistory: Began in late 1900. According to an entry in James Wickersham’s “A Bibliography of Alaskan

Literature 1724-1924”, (1927), p. 272, it was discontinued in 1902.Microfilm holdings: 1900Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1900: Dec 22Consult Yukon Archives, Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada for possible additional holdings.

Holdings located at:ASL: WHITE 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Whittier

Whittier Sound of Prince William (1972)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1972-?Frequency: monthlyEditors: Jim Berry, Monte GallacherHistory: Began on Jun 1, 1972. Date when publication ceased is unknown. Some issues for 1973 and 1974

include copies of the WHITTIER RAINBARREL, a school newspaper. On May 23, 1984 anothernewspaper called the SOUND OF PRINCE WILLIAM began publication. See entry under: SOUND OFPRINCE WILLIAM (WHITTIER: 1984)


1972-1974: complete1975: Jan, Oct-Dec (possibly suspended Feb-Sep)1976: complete

Holdings located at:ASL: WHITT 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 1223UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 135

Sound of Prince William (1984)Region: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1984-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: Sandra J. MuiseHistory: Began May 23, 1984. Date when publication ceased is unknown. The May 23 and Jun 29, 1984

issues both called vol. 1, no. 1. Another newspaper called the SOUND OF PRINCE WILLIAM beganpublication in 1972. See entry under: SOUND OF PRINCE WILLIAM (WHITTIER: 1972).


1984: May 23, Jun 29Holdings located at:

ASL: WHITT 2/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Whittier RainbarrelSee entry for: SOUND OF PRINCE WILLIAM (1972)

Willow

WillowLast FrontierRegion: SouthcentralPublication dates: 1960?-?Frequency: unknownHistory: May have been a monthly published ca. 1960-1961.Microfilm holdings: noneExtent of holdings: No known issuesDetailed holdings: No known holdings

Wood or Woody Island

Wood or Woody I slandSee Kodiak

Wrangell

Wr angellAlaska Missionary HeraldRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1901-?Frequency: monthlyHistory: Began with the Nov 1901 issue.Microfilm holdings: 1901Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:


ASL: WRAN 3/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Alaska SentinelRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1902-1909Frequency: weeklyEditors: A.V.R Snyder, George C.L. SnyderHistory: Began on Nov 20, 1902. Continued by the WRANGELL SENTINEL on May 20, 1909.

According to the Feb 24, 1909 issue of the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS, the [ALASKA] SENTINEL“announces that with its next issue will appear its obituary.” Other sources place the date it ceasedpublication as May 13, 1909. No verification provided in last issue held (Feb 11, 1909) or first issueheld of the WRANGELL SENTINEL.


1902: Nov 20-Dec 251903: Jan 1, Jan 22-Mar 12, Mar 26, Apr 161905: Jan 5-Sep 21, Oct 5-Nov 301906: Oct 11-Dec 271907: complete1908: Jan 2-Apr 2, Apr 16-Dec 311909: Jan 7-Feb 11


ASL: WRAN 2/1-2/2UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 24UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 21

Fort Wrangel NewsRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898Frequency: weeklyEditors: A.G. McBride, Fred L. HenshawHistory: Began on Jun 8, 1898 and was published through Oct 26, 1898. It moved from Fort Wrangel to

Douglas and became the DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS with the Nov 23, 1898 issue which states: “Ourexchanges will please note the removal of the NEWS from Fort Wrangel to Douglas City andTreadwell…”. The DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS (1898-1921) is the first in a family of successive titleswhich were published in Juneau/Douglas between 1898 and 1951. Those titles that followed theDOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS are (in order of appearance): STROLLER’S WEEKLY & DOUGLASISLAND NEWS (1921-1931) , STROLLER’S WEEKLY (1931-1933), ALASKA PRESS (1933-1935),ALASKA DAILY PRESS (1935-1941), ALASKA PRESS (1942-1947), and the ALASKA SUNDAY

Wrangell

PRESS (1947-1951).Microfilm holdings: 1898Extent of holdings: CompleteDetailed holdings:

1898: Jun 8-Oct 26Holdings located at:

ASL: Newspaper microficheUAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER Mfiche 27AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Glacier (1885)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: 1885-1888?Frequency: monthlyEditor: Rev. S. Hall YoungHistory: Began with the Dec 1885 issue. Published at the Tlinkit (Tlingit) Training Academy at the

Presbyterian Mission of Fort Wrangel.Microfilm holdings: 1886-1888Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1886: Feb, Apr, May, Aug, Nov1887: Jun1888: May

Holdings located at:ASL: WRAN 3/1, Newspaper microfiche (Jun 1887 duplicate)UAF: CONSULT LIBRARYUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Light of the World in the NorthwestSee entry for: NORTHERN LIGHT (WRANGELL)

Northern LightRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1893-1899?Frequency: quarterlyEditor: Clarence ThwingHistory: Began with Jul 1893 issue in Fort Wrangel. Masthead title appeared as NORTHERN LIGHT, or

the LIGHT OF THE WORLD IN THE NORTHWEST. Probably ceased in 1899 (specific dateunknown). The NORTHERN LIGHT absorbed the NORTH STAR (Sitka) in Aug 1898. This issue wasa combined issue naming both titles with two separate volume numbers. Similar in purpose to theGLACIER, published in Ft. Wrangel from 1885-1888.

Microfilm holdings: 1893, 1895, 1898Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1893: Jul1895: Jul1898: Aug

Holdings located at:ASL: WRAN 3/1, SITK 3/1 (for Aug 1898 issue)UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Not the Wrangell SentinelSee entry for: WRANGELL SENTINEL

Wrangell

StandardRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1902?-?Frequency: unknownEditors: W.G. Beattie & Adolph StarkHistory: Began and ceased publication in 1902 (probable date). Per page 1 of the Dec 6, 1902 issue of the

MINING JOURNAL of Ketchikan: “The Wrangell STANDARD has been discontinued—‘died abornin,’ it might be said.”


Stikeen River JournalRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1898-1899?Frequency: weeklyEditors: J.H. McKeand, T.R. Needham, W.J. SullyHistory: Began on Jan 1, 1898 and was published at least through Nov 11,1899.Microfilm holdings: 1898-1899Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1898: Jan 22, Feb 5, Mar 26, Apr 2, 23, May 7-Dec 311899: Jan 7-Feb 18, Mar 4-Apr 8, Apr 22-Jul 29, Aug 19-Sep 2, Sep 16-23, Oct 14-21, Nov 11

Holdings located at:ASL: WRAN 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 998UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 84

Wrangell RecordRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1995-1995Frequency: weeklyHistory: Began and ceased publication on Dec 14, 1995. Single issue published by Pilot Publishing Co. of

Petersburg, Alaska. It was intended to replace the WRANGELL SENTINEL which briefly closed itsoffices in early December of 1995. The WRANGELL SENTINEL resumed publication on Dec 15,1995 and the WRANGELL RECORD was no more.



ASL: WRAN 2/41UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Wrangell SentinelRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1909-presentFrequency: weeklyEditors: Richard Bushell, Jr., Harold Dawes, T.R. Needham, Paul Stanhope, J.W. Pritchett, Linden B.

Pentz, Lew Williams, Winifred Williams, Spencer C. and Ann Delong, Winnifred Williams, LewWilliams Sr. and Lew Williams Jr., Julius H. Ferney, Jane Williams, Lew Sr., Lew Jr. and WinifredWilliams, T.C. Johnson, Lew Williams, Jr., Robert Weaver, Paul Eustus, Ed Barker, Jamie Bryson, LewBresee (1990s), Allen L. Bird (1990s), Seanne Gillen Saunders

History: Probably began May 20, 1909. No mention of beginning date in earliest issue held ( Jun 3, 1909).It continued the ALASKA SENTINEL. The Dec 7, 1995 issue was called NOT THE WRANGELLSENTINEL when the paper’s future was in doubt.

Wrangell


1909: Jun 3-Jul 29, Aug 12-26, Sep 16-Nov 11, Dec 9, 301910: Jan 6, Jan 20-May 19, Jun 2-16, Jun 30-Oct 6, Oct 20, Nov 3-10, Nov 24, Dec 8-291911: Jan 5-Dec 281912: complete1913: Jan 2-Oct 30, Nov 13-Dec 251914-1915: complete1916: Jan 6-Mar 17, May 4-Jul 28, Aug 13, Aug 26-Dec 281917-1920: complete1921: Jan 6-Mar 10, Mar 24-Oct 20, Nov 3-Dec 291922: complete1923: Jan 4-May 10, May 24-Dec 271924-1931: complete1932: Jan 1-May 27, Jun 10-Dec 301933: Jan 6-Dec 221934: Jan 5-May 25, Jun 8-Dec 281935-1938: complete1939: Jan 6-Dec 15, 291940-1943: complete1944: Jan 7-May 12, May 26-Dec 291945: complete1946: Jan 4-Dec 13, Dec 271947: complete1948: Jan 2-Apr 23, May 7-Dec 311949-1950: complete1951: Jan 5-Dec 14, Dec 281952-1958: complete1959: Jan 2-Feb 6, Feb 20-Dec 251960-1993: complete1994-present: check microfilm

Holdings located at:ASL: WRAN 2/2-UAF: ALASKA PER MFILM 24UAA: NEWSPAPER MF 21AML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yakutat

YakutatWeekly DispatchRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1921?-?Frequency: weeklyEditor: “Billy” GrayHistory: Reference to this title is from the Jul 22, 1921 issue of the ALASKA DISPATCH, which stated:

“Billy Gray, a pioneer of the Yakutat section, is issuing the ‘Weekly Dispatch’ for the benefit of thecommunity….The publication covers waterfront, news in general, fishing, politics and editorial.”


Yakutat Weekly (1921?)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1921?-?Frequency: unknownEditor: George MarksHistory: According to the Aug 17, 1921 issue of the HYDER ALASKA MINER, “a storekeeper at Yakutat

started a weekly newspaper which is composed of long sheets of wrapping paper...”. This is a probablereference to the YAKATUT WEEKLY. See also entry for: YAKUTAT WEEKLY (1930?).



ASL: YAKU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

Yakutat Weekly (1930?)Region: SoutheastPublication dates: ca. 1930?-?Frequency: weeklyHistory: This may be related to the YAKUTAT WEEKLY that was published in Yakutat ca. 1921. Dates

when publication began and ceased unknown, but a reference to this title appears in the Apr 15, 1932issue of the STROLLER’S WEEKLY.

Microfilm holdings: 1930Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings: Consult National Archives in Seattle, Box M939, Cabinet 50, Drawer 8, Roll 182, pp.0552-0556 for one issue, ca. 1930.

YakutattlerRegion: SoutheastPublication dates: 1940-?Frequency: monthly, irregularHistory: Began with the Dec 1940 issue and was published at least through Mar 1941. Published by the

U.S. Engineering Department, U.S. Army, Yakutat Landing Field.Microfilm holdings: 1940-1941Extent of holdings: IncompleteDetailed holdings:

1940: Dec1941: Mar


Yakutat

ASL: YAKU 1/1UAF: ALASKA PER MFILMUAA: NEWSPAPER MFAML: AK NEWSPAPER MFILM

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