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Notes: Merged with West Side (1883-1902?) to form Independence Enterprise and West Side (1902? -1904). HER: 1890-1891 (paper – incomplete holdings) Merged with Independence Enterprise to form Independence Enterprise & West Side (1902-1904). Notes: Quivey (G.W.) and Waller, publishers. From 1992-present, Polk County Itemizer-Observer. First two issues called Polk County Itemizer and Observer. Merger of Polk County Observer (1888-1927) and Polk County Itemizer (1879-1927). OHS: 1888-1927 (microfilm-incomplete holdings) Becomes: Polk County Itemizer (1879-1927). Previous title: Oregon Republican 1870-1872. Not listed in the History of Oregon Newspapers. Monmouth and Independence Sun-Enterprise, Feb.Independence Enterprise Monmouth Herald, July 3,1969-May 26,1975.OCEAN (Oregon College of Education Alumni Newsletter), 1943-1985.Independence Enterprise Monmouth Herald, July 3, 1969-May 26, 1975.Polk County Post, March 26, 1918? – Dec.Independence Enterprise & West Side, 1902-1904.Polk County Itemizer-Observer, J– May 2, 1990.īibliography of Newspapers Published in Polk County The History of Oregon Newspapers Portland, Oregon: Binfords & Mort, 1939.Ī table of contents for this section follows. Oregon Regional Union List of Serials (ORULS) (website accessed Feb.-April 2001).

Oregon Newspaper Project (website accessed Feb.-April 2001). Washington, D.C: Library of Congress, 1973. Standard catalogs and indices were consulted and field surveys of PCHP agencies were conducted in compiling this bibliography. Willamina Times (primarily Yamhill County), 1924-1974.Salem Statesman Journal (Marion & part of Polk County), 1980-present.Occidental Messenger (Benton County), 1857-1859.New Sun/Sheridan Sun/Sun (primarily Yamhill County), 1904-present.Camp Adair Sentry (Benton County), 1942-1944.The most significant of these titles are:

Newspapers published in neighboring counties are also worth checking. Researchers are advised that Portland and Oregon City newspapers are rich sources of Polk County news, particularly during the Territorial and Early Statehood eras.

Semi-Weekly Telegram (Independence), 1876.

George Turnbull’s History of Oregon Newspapers mentions several Polk County newspapers that have not been found in any PCHP agency or in any other major Oregon history repository. Holdings are in paper unless otherwise specified.

WOU Western Oregon University Hamersly Library, Monmouth, Oregon.

SPL Salem Public Library, Salem, Oregon.

PHS Polk County Museum, Rickreall, Oregon.

OSU Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon.

ORU University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon.

OHS Oregon Historical Society, Portland, Oregon.

MON Monmouth Public Library, Monmouth, Oregon.

IND Independence Public Library, Independence, Oregon.

HER Heritage Museum – Independence, Oregon.

DAL Dallas Public Library – Dallas, Oregon.

These institutions, with their abbreviations, are as follows: Each entry gives the newspaper title, dates of publication, type of newspaper, explanatory notes, and holding at ten institutions in Oregon. It is arranged by place of publication, and then by date of first issue. The following bibliography lists some forty newspapers published in Polk County from 1856 to the present. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN POLK COUNTY