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The Carson Daily Appeal 1865 - 1870
The Carson Daily Appeal 1865 - 1870
The Carson Daily Appeal 1865 - 1870
First issue was May 16 1865. It was owned by E.F. McElwain, J. Barrett, and Marshall Robinson
and operated as a Republican newspaper.
In November 1865, Henry Rust Mighels, once
the editor, became a co-owner with Robinson until 1870, when Mighels left for San Francisco.
View issues at the Library of Congress,
The Daily State Register 1870-1872
The Carson Daily Appeal 1865 - 1870
The Carson Daily Appeal 1865 - 1870
In 1870, the Carson Daily Appeal had new owners, Perkins and Street. They changed the name
to The Daily State Register. Their political affiliation Democrat.
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The New Daily Appeal 1872-1873
The Carson Daily Appeal 1865 - 1870
The New Daily Appeal 1872-1873
Henry Rust Mighels returned to Carson City in 1872 and started The New Daily Appeal. Marshall Robinson become a partner with Mighels. Together the purchased The Daily State Register. In early 1873, the word "New" was dropped and The Carson Daily Appeal was used.
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Morning Appeal 1877-1906
The Daily Nevada Tribune 1875-1896
The New Daily Appeal 1872-1873
In 1877, Mighels and Robinson changed The Carson Daily Appeal to The Morning Appeal. Henry Mighels died in May 1879. His wife Nellie V. Mighels assumed the ownership. In October 1880, she hired Samuel Post Davis as editor, whom she later married. Davis was the editor of the paper until 1898 when he became the Nevada State Controller. The paper was known as the Daily Appeal from 1906 to 1907 and then the Carson City Daily Appeal from 1907 to 1930. View issues at the Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
The CCCA holds original issues of the Morning Appeal (July and December 1877, July through December 1879)
Carson Daily Times 1880-1881
The Daily Nevada Tribune 1875-1896
The Daily Nevada Tribune 1875-1896
A Republican affiliated newspaper printed daily, except Saturdays and holidays. Published by Edward Niles.
The CCCA holds original issues of the Carson
Daily Times (December 1880, January, February, March and June 1881)
The Daily Nevada Tribune 1875-1896
The Daily Nevada Tribune 1875-1896
The Daily Nevada Tribune 1875-1896
A daily, except Monday, newspaper published in Carson City by McClure & Parkinson . The paper's affiliation was "National Republican". In April 1896, the paper moved to Reno, Nevada.
The CCCA hold original issues of the Daily Nevada Tribune (July, August, and September 1880)
Newspapers in our collection
Don't you love the experience of picking up an old newspaper and reading about the
news of the day ? We sure do! While many old newspapers are available on the Library of Congress' Chronicling America site, or on the subscription based www.newspapers.com, some papers are not on these sites. And, we feel viewing the actual newspaper and reading the headlines and local stories certainly takes you back in time and provides for a more authentic experience. For these reasons, we are pleased to have papers in our collection.
The Carson City Community Archive, has within its collection, many old Carson City newspapers. Selected issues in the years listed below are part of our collection. Contact us for more information on the issues available and for research access or information.
We welcome donations from the community of local old newspapers for addition
to the collection. Please contact us at info@carsoncitycommunityarchive.com
if you have old newspapers you would like to donate.
OUR NEWSPAPER COLLECTION
Carson City Daily Appeal
(1941, 1942, and 1945)
The Carson City News
(1903, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1914, 1918, 1919, and 1924)
Carson Daily Times
(1880 and 1881)
Carson City Nevada Appeal
(1960, 1961, 1962, 1967, and 1968)
Daily Nevada Appeal (1880)
The Daily Nevada Tribune (1880)
Morning Appeal
(1877, 1879, and 1905)
Nevada Appeal
(1969, 1970, 1971, and 1978)
(2017 through current)
Nevada Appeal Graphic (supplement)
(1966 and 1967)
And More Regional, Special Editions, and Unique Papers...
