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African American Studies  Tags: primary_sources newspapers  

Primary and selected secondary sources for research in African American Studies at Princeton University.
Last update: Nov 21st, 2009 URL: http://libguides.princeton.edu/aas  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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Oakland Sunshine
Oakland, CA
1897-1922

Film S01557
reel 113
Mar. 20, 27, 1915
May 29 - Dec. 18, 1915
Feb. 25, 1922

 

Observer
Baton Rouge, LA

Film S01557
reel 103
Jan. 13, 1900

 

Odd Fellows Journal
Philadelphia, PA
n.d.

 

Film S01557
reel 105
Jan. 11, 1900

Ohio Falls Express
Louisville, KY
1878-1904

 

Film S01557
reel 107
Jul. 11, 1891

Ohio Standard
Xenia and Wilberforce, OH
1897-1903

 

Film S01557
reel 105
Jan. 27, 1901

Oil City Afro-American
Corsicana, TX
1898-1901

Film S01557
reel 105
Jan. 27, 1900
 
 

Microfilm Location

African American newspapers on microfilm are located in Microforms Services on C-floor in Firestone Library. 

The following abbreviations are used:

d daily
m monthly
sm   semi-monthly
sw   semi-weekly
n.d.   no date
n.p.   no place
t.w.   tri-weekly
 
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