Daily Pantagraph (2024)

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Title. The Daily Pantagraph (Bloomington, Ill.) 1857-1870 ; Dates of Publication. 1857-1870 ; Created / Published. Bloomington, Ill. : William E. Foote, 1857-1870 ...
Daily (except Sunday) Vol. 1, no. 1 (Feb. 23, 1857)-v. 14, no. 53 (May 13, 1870). Suspended with Feb. 14, 1860 issue; resumed with Mar. 29, 1860 issue. Bloomington daily pantagraph (Bloomington, Ill. : 1870) (DLC)sn 90054447 (OCoLC)21125081
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Newspaper The Daily Pantagraph (Bloomington, Ill.) 1891-1985 Published as: Daily pantagraph the daily bulletin / Daily pantagraph and bulletin / Published on ...
Daily, Oct. 3, 1927-May 13, 1985 Vol. 35, no. 208 (Aug. 31, 1891)-149th year, 133rd day (May 13, 1985). Continues the numbering of Bloomington daily pantagraph (Bloomington, Ill. : 1879). Weekly ed.: Weekly pantagraph (Bloomington, Ill. : 1883), 1891-1916. Pantagraph (Bloomington, Ill.) (DLC)sn 87062315 (OCoLC)16418931

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In 1853, Merriman changed the name of his paper to the Pantagraph. The Pantagraph was a weekly publication until 1857 when it began to be published daily. In ...
The first newspaper in the area was the weekly Bloomington Observer and McLean County Advocate begun by Jesse Fell in 1837. The paper closed within two years, but was resurrected by R.B. Mitchell in 1845 as the Register. This paper also failed and was purchased by Charles Merriman, who renewed it and renamed it th...