The Handwritten Newspapers Project

Publication History:

Place of Publication:  Cheviot, Ohio  “Coverts New Building West Side of Main Street above the Post Office”

Frequency:  Unknown

Volume and Issue Data:  Vol 1, no. 1, Jan. 22, 1868.

Size and Format: Unknown

Editor/Publisher:  White and White, Editors and proprietors

Title Changes and Continuation:  None

General Description and Notes:

“Green Township Right or Wrong”  “Independent in Politics, and religion.

Information Sources:        

Bibliography:  None

Locations:  Alfred Kleine-Kreutzmann, Curator of Rare Books & Special Collections, Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County, 800 Vine Street-Library Square, Cincinnati, OH

Publication History:

Place of Publication:  Cheviot, Ohio.  “To be had at the Publishing House, No. 10, Mud Avenue, or at the News Report”

Frequency: Unknown

Volume and Issue Data:  Vol. I, No. X, March 24, 1862

Size and Format: Unknown

Editor/Publisher:  Aaron Flaxey, Commander, and Hiram Flipper, Purser.

Title Changes and Continuation: Unknown

General Description and Notes:

“Free speech, free press, and free toleration in religion.”

“Devoted to both sides of the Political hemisphere and the general news of Green Township.”

Information Sources:

Bibliography: None

Locations:  Rare Books & Special Collections, Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Cincinnati, OH

Publication History:

Place of Publication:  No. 9, Promenade, Cheviot,  Ohio

Frequency: Unknown

Volume and Issue Data:  Vol. I, no. VIII,Jan. 30, 1862

Size and Format: Unknown

Editor/Publisher:  Crowfoot & Co.

Title Changes and Continuation: Unknown

General Description and Notes:

“Devoted to all things generally proper to appear in print for the instruction and amusement of the public especially Chevilonians.”

Information Sources:

Bibliography:  None

Locations: Rare Books & Special Collections, Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Cincinnati, OH

Publication History:

Place of Publication:  Cheviot, Ohio; “Published (indiscriminately) on the NW corner of Sprat & Musty Streets”

Frequency:

Volume and Issue Data:  Vol 1, No. 4, Sept. 7, 1859, and No. 7, Oct. 3, 1859.

Size and Format:

Editor/Publisher:  “Sans & Souci”, anonymous writers who say of themselves: “Now my friends there is such persons as the above they have and bare a partial resemblance to old grand father Adam.  And they are men too who take pleasure in walking your streets, . . .  First we see a Mr. A—, painted out as the bonified Editor, next comes Mr. B—.”

Title Changes and Continuation:  Unknown

General Description and Notes:

“Devoted to the scattering news and gossip of the town and country.  Liberal in religion and politics.  Always open for conviction.”

“Tell All We Know.”

Information Sources:

Bibliography:  None

Locations:  Rare Books & Special Collections, Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Cincinnati, OH