How can I get an old newspaper from January 6th 2007?

Answer 1

Usually you can order them from the newspaper. It may take some time and cost more than if you purchased it day it was issued but its the easiest way to go.

Answer 2

January 6, 2007 isn't exactly old. Your local library would likely have back issues, and the newspaper itself certainly would. It might even be online, because it's pretty recent. Check the paper's web site.

Answer 3

It depends which newspaper is.Firstly try at the libraries,and if they don't have it,then try on internet page of the newspaper because it is likely each newspaper to have an archive,so you can print the articles.And Lastly what you can do is to ask the newspaper to provide you the edition you want.

Answer 4

If you are looking for an article, you can type the name of a newspaper in Yahoo's Web Search, when it pulls it up, look for archives, click there, you should be able to enter a date and pull up the paper for that day. Good Luck.

Answer 5

Your local library should have them on microfiche. If not, contact the paper itself. They keep back issues in a place called the morque.

Answer 6

That's too soon to be archived on microfische. Go to the newsrag company and ask to see their archive. They maintain such just for such reasons (Unless authorities want to cover something up - I've witnessed same.)

Answer 7

You can try the library, but if it is a local paper, why not try the printing press where it was printed.

Answer 8

I got a copy of the Buffalo News for that date do you want it?

Answer 9

The public library or you can contact your local newpapers office.

Answer 10

special order our just type in on the Internet I hope you have allot of paper it might take a while.