Box MF35
Contains 5 Results:
South Kent Co. News, 1943-1949
Newspapers are available on microfilm or on paper. The dates and contents for these various formats vary. As a rule, most greater Grand Rapids area newspaper holdings are held on microfilm. Only selective titles or issues of original newspapers are kept in the archives, with the primary user collection being those on microfilm. Due to the fragile nature of the printed newspaper, these items are generally used only for exhibits or special projects.
Madison Square Sun, 1913-1914
Newspapers are available on microfilm or on paper. The dates and contents for these various formats vary. As a rule, most greater Grand Rapids area newspaper holdings are held on microfilm. Only selective titles or issues of original newspapers are kept in the archives, with the primary user collection being those on microfilm. Due to the fragile nature of the printed newspaper, these items are generally used only for exhibits or special projects.
G.R. Weekly Times, 1883-1886
Newspapers are available on microfilm or on paper. The dates and contents for these various formats vary. As a rule, most greater Grand Rapids area newspaper holdings are held on microfilm. Only selective titles or issues of original newspapers are kept in the archives, with the primary user collection being those on microfilm. Due to the fragile nature of the printed newspaper, these items are generally used only for exhibits or special projects.
G.R. Labor News, 1928-30
Newspapers are available on microfilm or on paper. The dates and contents for these various formats vary. As a rule, most greater Grand Rapids area newspaper holdings are held on microfilm. Only selective titles or issues of original newspapers are kept in the archives, with the primary user collection being those on microfilm. Due to the fragile nature of the printed newspaper, these items are generally used only for exhibits or special projects.
Southend Sun, 1914-1916
Newspapers are available on microfilm or on paper. The dates and contents for these various formats vary. As a rule, most greater Grand Rapids area newspaper holdings are held on microfilm. Only selective titles or issues of original newspapers are kept in the archives, with the primary user collection being those on microfilm. Due to the fragile nature of the printed newspaper, these items are generally used only for exhibits or special projects.