TOWN: NAME OF PAPER: LIFE SPAN: NOTES:
Bradford Sentinel 1884-1957 aka Independent Sentinel Covington Gazette 1870-1910 aka Stillwater Valley Gazette Covington Stillwater News 1925-now Covington Tribune Dayton Ohio Watchman 1817-1820 later known as Dayton Journal Piqua Call 1883-now aka Press-Dispatch Piqua Citizen 1904-1904? Piqua Correspondent 1878-1894 German Piqua Courier 1835-1840 aka West.Courier & Piq.Enquirer Pigua Miami Democrat 1864-1882 aka Piqua Democrat
Piqua Miami Post ( )-( ) a German Newspaper Piqua Dispatch 1886-1901 Merged with Daily Leader Piqua Enquirer 1849-1865 Piqua Gazette 1820-1834 Title varies, see other entries Piqua Register Of News 1820-1834 aka Piqua Gazette Piqua Miami Farmers 1820-1834 aka Piqua Gazette Piqua Western Atheneum 1820-1834 aka Piqua Gazette Piqua Headlight 1899-1899? Piqua Herald 1883-1884 Piqua Intelligencer 1840-1841 Piqua Journal 1865-1901 Piqua Leader-Dispatch 1888-1919 Also see Piqua Dispatch Piqua Miami Co. Democrat 1860-1861 Piqua Miami Democrat 1864-1882 Piqua Helmet 1874-1911 Piqua Leader-Journal 1882-1912 aka Miami Leader Piqua Miami Valley News 1869-1870 Piqua Miami Valley News 1869-1879 Piqua Piqua Register 1841-1862 aka Miami Valley Resister Piqua Press-Dispatch 1915-1922 Merged with Piqua Daily Call Piqua Daily Press 1915-1919 Merged with Piqua Daily Call Tippecanoe Herald 1869-now aka Tipp City Herald Troy Buckeye 1876-1909 Troy Democrat 1880-1948 aka Miami County Democrat Troy Miami Union 1864-1953 aka Miami Union & Feature Weekly Troy News 1849-1849? Troy Daily News 1909-now Troy Sentinel 1878-1880 Troy Times 1830-1871
Western Star has clear title to being the oldest
WEEKLY, but the Chillicothe Gazette is not only a daily but also older then
the Star. Gazette can trace its lineage to 1800 for sure (possibly it
dates to 1797) and the Star was founded in 1807 by John McClean.
Gazette was moved to Chillicothe from Cincinnati by Edmon Freemon. Its
early name was Scioto Gazette. It became a daily near the turn of the
century and switched to Chillicothe Gazette in 1940. Its offices today
are a bit more pretentious than at its founding. The building is a
replica of Ohio's first statehouse, from the time Chillicothe was Ohio's
capital. (from article in Null Collections at Local History Library)
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