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Times-Picayune truck with newsprint rolls
title
Times-Picayune truck with newsprint rolls
Subject
Trucks, Newspaper industry
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
View of a Times-Picayune flat bed truck carrying newsprint rolls.
State Times Morning Advocate
title
State Times Morning Advocate
Subject
Newspaper industry, Automobiles
Date Issued
1958-04-05
Abstract
View of the newspaper building in Baton Rouge. Commissioned by Ross Mechanical Company.
Newspapers published in towns near Alexandria Louisiana, gathered in the 1930s.
title
Newspapers published in towns near Alexandria Louisiana, gathered in the 1930s.
Subject
Newspapers, Newspaper industry, United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana
Date Issued
[193-]
Abstract
Text, circa 1930s. Newspapers in Alexandria District. Newspapers published in towns near Alexandria Louisiana. The town, the newspaper's name, the publication rate and year it began are listed.
Bankers train trip in New Orleans Louisiana in 1910
title
Bankers train trip in New Orleans Louisiana in 1910
Subject
Railroads, Passengers, Bankers, Business people, Newspaper industry, Railroad cars
Date created ms
1910-06-03
Abstract
B&W photo (sepia), June 3, 1910. Train trip called the "Banker’s special." Bankers, newspaper, railroad and business men on outing. Viewing land of New Orleans, La. Drainage Company.
History of "Le Moniteur de la Louisiane" newspaper in New Orleans by Catherine Dillon in 1940.
Subject
Newspapers, Newspaper industry, Journalism, Ship captains, United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana
Date Issued
1940-04-06
Name
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana
Abstract
Text, April 6, 1940. Motto of Le Moniteur de la Louisiane by Catherine B. Dillon, Howard Library. The history of "Le Moniteur de la Louisiane" newspaper in New Orleans by Catherine Dillon in 1940.
Emile Adam, former slave and a Picayune Porter for forty-ones years dies June 18, 1903.
title
Emile Adam, former slave and a Picayune Porter for forty-ones years dies June 18, 1903.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Death, Death & burial, Slaves, Slavery, Porters, Newspaper industry
Date Issued
1903-06-19
Abstract
Text. Emile Adam, former slave and a Picayune Porter for forty-ones years dies June 18, 1903. Daily Picayune, June 19, 1903; p.3, col. 5.
DeRidder News printing plant
title
DeRidder News printing plant
Subject
Architectural & site components, Louisiana, DeRidder, Newspaper industry, Printers
Date created ms
1910
Abstract
Digital image of men standing outside the DeRidder News printing plant.
Your Press today was a pine log seven hours ago
title
Your Press today was a pine log seven hours ago
Subject
Newspaper industry, Paper industry, Lake Charles American Press, Newsprint
Date created ms
1948-02-04
Abstract
Newspaper photograph and article about a roll of newsprint from Lufkin, Texas and the speed at which it was produced.
Korean farm expert studies rice culture
title
Korean farm expert studies rice culture
Subject
Rice, Farming, Koreans, United States, Newspaper industry, Teletypewriters
Date created ms
1949-09-11
Abstract
Newspaper photograph and caption: "News from hom comes to Ho Sik Kim of Suwon, Korea, (at right) over a teletype machine in The Southwest Citizen office. CITIZEN page is made up by Cecil Weaver as Kim watches. The Korean visitor's name actually is Kim Ho Sik. He reversed it for his United States tour."
Banner - Tribune Office
title
Banner - Tribune Office
Subject
Newspaper editors, Newspaper industry, Architectural & site components, Louisiana
Date created ms
1890
Abstract
Copy print of an image of Editor William Bryant Hutchins and the newspaper staff posed outside the office, possibly in St. Mary Parish.
Staff of the Lake Charles Press
title
Staff of the Lake Charles Press
Subject
Newspaper industry, Men, Women, Horses, Clothing & dress, Broad Street (Lake Charles, La.), Pictorial works, Boys, Journalists, Suttles, Joseph, Portraits, Suttles, Harvey, Portraits, Kennedy, Lucien, Portraits, Levingston, David, Portraits, Hoffman, Leon, Portraits, Reed, Joseph F, Portraits, Beatty, Guy, Portraits, Fillans, C.W, Portraits, Barteau, Daisy, Portraits, Williamson, Rose Barteau, Portraits, Goodlett, Lucy, Portraits, Printing presses, Printers, Newspaper vendors, Clothing & dress, Lake Charles daily press, Dogs
Date created ms
1895
Abstract
The staff of the Lake Charles Press in 1895 including editor, composing room workers, and delivery boys. Right to left (delivery boys): Harvey Suttles (in rear on second horse), Joe Suttles, Lucien Kennedy, David Levingston, Leon Hoffman (in front), Joe Reed (editor), C. W. Fillans, Guy Beatty, Daisy Barteau, Mrs. Rose Barteau Williamson and Miss Lucy Goodlett.
Old American office on Hodges Street
title
Old American office on Hodges Street
Subject
Newspaper industry, Lake Charles (La.), Newspapers
Date created ms
1890
Abstract
Caption by Maude Reid: "Where for many years the 'American,' a local paper owned by J.B. Watkins, was printed."
Here are the people who plan, write, print, and deliver your American Press
title
Here are the people who plan, write, print, and deliver your American Press
Subject
Journalists, Newspaper industry, Lake Charles American Press, Printing presses, Teletypewriters
Date created ms
1945-02-03
Abstract
Scrapbook page with newspaper photographs of Lake Charles American Press employees: Arthur T. Hayes, Joe Hebert, Robert Redding, W.W. Dempsey, Floyd H. Carwile, John Reynolds, Wilfred Vidrine, Frank H. Darce, Jr., Lionel H. Hebert, Clay Ruckstuhl, Robert Duhon, Freddie Lee, Joe Bernard, Albert Desmore, Pink Smith, and Uris Andrews.
Files checked
title
Files checked
Subject
Librarians, Newspaper industry
Date created ms
1961-05-02
Abstract
Newspaper photograph of Giraud and Pitre. Caption: "Miss Mary Louise Giraud, Lake Charles librarian, and Charles A. Pitre Jr., microfilm technician for the state Archives and Records Commission, check files for the Lake Charles American Press and its predecessors before they are removed to Baton Rouge for microfilming. The papers date back to 1886. The filming is to take about six months."
Catholic Action Newspaper
title
Catholic Action Newspaper
Subject
Interiors, Buildings, Industry, Industrial facilities, Machinery, Newspaper industry
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
Interior view of the Catholic Action Newspaper building showing four men and the machinery used to create newspapers.
Here are the people who plan, write, print, and deliver your American Press
title
Here are the people who plan, write, print, and deliver your American Press
Subject
Journalists, Newspaper industry, Publishers, Lake Charles American Press
Date created ms
1945-02-03
Abstract
Scrapbook page with newspaper photographs of Lake Charles American Press employees: Thomas Shearman, E.W. Stagg, Anton Krebs, Leo Daspit, Van Andrus, Cope Routh, W.D. Holland, Katharine Channell, and Mrs. R.F. Cisco.
Here are the people who plan, write, print, and deliver your American Press
title
Here are the people who plan, write, print, and deliver your American Press
Subject
Journalists, Newspaper industry, Lake Charles American Press
Date created ms
1945-02-03
Abstract
Scrapbook page with newspaper photographs of Lake Charles American Press employees: Edwin Knapp, Margaret Benoit, Mary Kendrick, L.C. Martin, G.L. Pierce, Louis Witherwax, Alton Broussard, Frances E. Holland, Loree Young, Ruby Pierson, Louisia Mae Lognion, Ruth Webb, and Grace King.
Old press building on Broad Street
title
Old press building on Broad Street
Subject
Lake Charles daily press, Lake Charles (La.), Newspapers, Newspaper industry, Offices, Dance halls, Architectural & site components
Date created ms
1890
Abstract
Caption by Maude Reid: "Where so many dances and weddings and church fairs took place in the nineties. This building was long ago torn down and the modern brick building that now houses the American-Press stands on the site. But this crude building recalls many good times in the eighteen-nineties. The downstairs was occupied by the Daily Press, the paper which with the Daily American supplied the town with its news of the world. Upstairs was a long hall where the young people of the times sought relaxation in dances, etc. The small building next door is Judge Wells' law office; the Wells home just to the right of it, on the corner of Broad and Bilbo. At the time this picture was taken, however, Judge Wells had ceased to practice law, and his office was being used as a pressing shop. All this is gone now."
Lake Charles American Press
title
Lake Charles American Press
Subject
Printers, Newspaper industry, Printing presses, Clothing & dress, Journalists, Hats
Date created ms
1900
Abstract
Caption by Maude Reid: "Office and printing room of the Lake Charles Press - 1900. William Sterling, editor at far right."
DeQuincy News Shop
title
DeQuincy News Shop
Subject
Newspaper industry, Printing presses
Date created ms
1939
Abstract
Copy print of an image of the DeQuincy News shop and printing press. Those pictured include Francis Massingill (Left) and Frank Hutchins.

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