Georgia Historic Newspapers Update Winter 2023

Issue of the Marietta Journal from February 1922 reporting the resignation of Jim Brumby as Mayor of Marietta.

This winter, the Digital Library of Georgia released several new grant-funded newspaper titles to the Georgia Historic Newspapers website. Included below is a list of the newly available titles.

Titles funded by the Diocese of Savannah

Southern Cross (Atlanta), 2001-2008

Titles funded by the Forsyth County Public Library

Forsyth County News, 2013-2016, 2018-2019

Titles made available as part of the Georgia Newspaper Project’s Born Digital Program

Banks County News (Homer), 2016, 2022

Barrow News-Journal (Winder), 2022

Braselton News, 2018

Jackson Herald (Jefferson), 2022

Madison County Journal (Hull), 2022

Millen News, 2022

Pickens County Progress (Jasper), 2007

True Citizen (Waynesboro), 2022

Titles funded by the Georgia Public Library Service

Charlton County Herald (Folkston), 1908-1929

Titles funded by the Lucy Hilton Maddox Memorial Library

Early County News (Blakely), 1953-1967

Titles funded by the National Digital Newspaper Program with a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities

Atlanta Georgian, 1914

Cordele Daily Sentinel, 1920

Cordele Dispatch, 1916-1920

Cordele Dispatch, 1926-1927

Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel, 1920-1926

Dawson Journal, 1883-1887

Dawson News, 1889-1925

Fitzgerald Enterprise, 1902-1912

Fitzgerald Leader Enterprise and Press, 1921-1927

Fitzgerald Leader, 1921

Leader-Enterprise (Fitzgerald), 1912-1915

Leader-Enterprise and Fitzgerald Press, 1915

Leader, Enterprise and Press (Fitzgerald), 1915-1921

Lee County Journal (Leesburg), 1904-1923

Marietta Journal, 1907-1909

Marietta Journal, 1918-1924

Marietta Journal and Courier, 1909-1918

South Western News (Dawson) 1887-1889

Weekly Georgian (Atlanta), 2013

Titles funded by the Newton County Public Library System with donations from Dr. Thomas Crews and Dr. R. Steven Whatley

Covington News, 1924-1942

Titles funded by the R.J. Taylor, Jr. Foundation

Abbeville Chronicle, 1898-1901

Advertiser (Fort Gaines), 1887-1890

Arlington Advance, 1879-1882

Blairsville Herald, 1892-1902

Clinch County News (Homerville), 1898-1911

Conyers Weekly, 1883-1888

Cordele Sentinel, 1899-1902

Enterprise (Carnesville), 1890-1892

Fitzgerald Enterprise, 1895-1912

Fort Gaines Sentinel, 1895-1902

Gibson Record, 1892-1933

Hamilton Journal, 1889-1906

Haralson Banner (Buchanan), 1884-1891

Jesup Sentinel, 1890-1901

Jones County News (Gray), 1895-1906

Lincoln Home Journal (Lincolnton), 1898-1902

Piedmont Republican (Jasper), 1891

Pike County Journal (Zebulon), 1888-1902

Schley County Enterprise (Ellaville), 1886-1888

Schley County News (Ellaville), 1889-1900

Southeast Georgian (Kingsland), 1895-1932

Spring Place Jimplecute (Spring Place), 1891-1903

Sylvania Telephone, 1879-1907

Titles funded by the Watson-Brown Foundation

Atlanta Georgian, 1915

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April is School Library Month!

The Digital Library of Georgia and Georgia Public Library Service are pleased to provide a new, downloadable poster celebrating School Library Month 2019. The poster is available at http://bit.ly/dlg-gpls-school-library-poster. The photograph featured in the poster, courtesy of Pine Mountain Regional Library System, features a group of African American teenage girls, who formed a local school library supervision group in Manchester, Georgia in 1953.

School Library Month April 2019

 

 

 

 

If you would like to learn more about what school librarians do, here is a brief bit of information from the American Association of School Librarians (AASL)’s web site: “School librarians work with both students and teachers to facilitate access to information in a wide variety of formats, instruct students and teachers how to acquire, evaluate, and use information and the technology needed in this process, and introduce children and young adults to literature and other resources to broaden their horizons. As a collaborator, change agent, and leader, the school librarian develops, promotes and implements a program that will help prepare students to be effective users of ideas and information, a lifelong skill.”

School Library Month is AASL’s celebration of school librarians and their programs. The 2019 theme for School Library Month is “Everyone Belongs @ Your School Library” and the 2019 spokesperson is children’s book author and illustrator Dav Pilkey

For more information about school librarians here in Georgia and nationwide, visit the following web sites:

AASL – The American Association of School Librarians
The division of the American Library Association that advocates for school librarians and media specialists.
http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/aasl/index.cfm

GLMA – The Georgia Library Media Association
The largest professional association in Georgia advocating for school librarians and media specialists.
http://www.glma-inc.org

Georgia Association of School Librarians
The Georgia Association of School Librarians seeks to bring together information professionals from all patron and student age groups to improve information literacy in Georgia.
https://gla.georgialibraries.org/divisions/georgia-association-of-school-librarians/

A big thank you to all of our school librarians for all of the work they do to manage school libraries and provide resources amidst changing school library environments!

 

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