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Western Review

1852. T.F. Risk & Thomas E. Garrett, editors/publishers. It was a monthly, devoted to general literature, the science of government, social and political progress, the...

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Western Sporting Life

1881-1882. B.W. Alexander was proprietor, Captain C.W. Bellairs, editor, and Gwynne Price, field editor. In the fall of 1882 it was discontinued…Western Sporting Life was...

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Western Star

1878-1881. Miss Flora Hawthorne, editor.

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Western Sun

1825?. The Western Sun, established at Belleville (according to one report in December, 1825, and according to another, in the winter of 1827-28) by Dr....

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Western Trade Journal

1867-1882. In 1867 William Bell began the publication of The Western Trade Journal, a weekly, devoted to commercial, agricultural and other interests. It passed into...

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Western Watchman

1849-1933. The Western Watchman was established in 1865 (We have found copies from 1849 – ed.) by Rev. D.S. Phelan, a priest of the Catholic...

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Western Weekly Mirror

1838-1840. See Western Mirror and Ladies’ Literary Gazette Var.: Western Mirror, Literary and Political Gazette

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Westliche Post

1857-1938. The Westliche Post was a paper which had to be reckoned with as a great national force in the years following the Civil war....

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Westliche Post Turns 75

THE REGIONS TOP GERMAN NEWSPAPER HITS A MILESTONE Ad Club Honors Westliche Post – 75th Anniversary CelebratedRife with comedy and replete with historical reference, the...

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Wetmore’s Weekly

1904-1905. A journal advocating equitable legislation for all. Claude H. Wetmore

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