The Cedarville Herald, the local newspaper of Cedarville, Ohio, was published under various names from 1877-1954. The first issue (December 20, 1877) was published under the name The Enterprise, and in February 1878, the name was changed to The Herald. By November 1899, the name had changed again, this time to The Cedarville Herald. In 1955, it merged with the Jamestown Journal (Jamestown, Ohio) to form the Greene County Journal. Unfortunately, this collection, when it is finished, will not be a complete run of the newspaper from 1877-1954; the first thirteen years are missing, as are the issues between July 2, 1892, and November 18, 1899, and most issues after November 16, 1950.

There are two ways to view the newspapers, accessed from the links below. The Cedarville Herald features PDFs of each individual issue. The Cedarville Herald Supplement features interactive "flip books", each generally covering about six months. The PDFs of individual issues can be searched collectively from the search box in the sidebar. Although the supplements cannot be searched collectively, they do provide an easier way to search and view content if the user is searching in a particular date range.

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