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Clarinda Herald-Journal (Firm)

 Organization

Biography

The Clarinda Herald-Journal is a weekly newspaper based out of Clarinda, Iowa.

It was started in 1859 under the name The Page County Herald, the first newspaper started in Clarinda, by C.B. Shoemaker. In 2016 it has approximately 5,200 readers.

Citation:
Clarinda Herald-Journal, website viewed 2 June 2016: About Us (5200 readers; origin in Page County Herald begun 1859 by C.B. Shoemaker)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Clarinda Herald Journal press negatives related to The Glenn Miller Story

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS 8860
Abstract

Collection of 24 black and white 4x5" press negatives created for the Clarinda Herald Journal and relating to the premiere showing of The Glenn Miller Story. Contact prints created from the negatives by the digital lab are available for patron use.

Dates: 1954
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Clarinda Herald Journal press negatives related to The Glenn Miller Story

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