Search for your subject in books, magazines, journals, newspapers, encyclopedia articles, and other resources brought to Kansans by the State Library of Kansas. Visit the State Library’s website for a full list.
The State Library website may detect your location based on your IP address and give you immediate access. If that feature does not work, you will need to get a State Library e-Card. Call 316-283-2890 or email library@newtonplks.org and a staff member can issue an e-Card to you.
Collections, digitized through the South Central Kansas Library System, that may include text documents, letters or diaries, maps, photographs, audio and/or video files that reflect the history of an individual library and its community, or are of general historical interest.
Features history resources digitized by Newton Public Library, including oral history videos and audio recordings from the local area, as well as an index to the obituaries printed in Newton, Kansas, newspapers.
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Journal Finder is an integrated search interface that allows you to determine if the State Library of Kansas provides electronic access or owns a print copy, find which other libraries may have print copies, and order copies of articles that can be sent directly to you. Despite its name, Journal Finder includes not just journals, but also newspapers, magazines, newsletters and other items published more than once per year.
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The Newton Kansan, Harvey County Now and Historical Newspapers
Newton Kansan issues starting in 1994, AND all issues of Newton Now and Harvey County Now, are available online via the library’s Community History Archive. These issues are full-text searchable. Newer issues of each paper are not available until at least a year has passed; check harveycountynow.com and thekansan.com or contact the library for assistance.
