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Magazine Articles & Newspapers

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America’s News (Includes The Bulletin, The Oregonian, and The Redmond Spokesman): Search current and archived state and national full-text articles on issues, events, business, government, sports and more with newspapers, news videos, and web-only content including The Bulletin (7/1/05-Current) and The Oregonian (9/1/87-Current).
Consumer Reports: Make better purchasing decisions using product reviews, ratings, news and comparisons from Consumer Reports magazine.
Flipster: Read popular magazines on your computer, laptop, tablet, or phone for free!
General OneFile: A one-stop source for news and periodical articles on a wide range of topics: business, computers, current events, economics, education, environmental issues, health care, hobbies, humanities, law, literature and art, politics, science, social science, sports, technology, and many general interest topics.
InfoTrac Newsstand: A full-text newspaper database which allows users to search articles instantly by title, headline, date, newspaper section or other assigned fields.
The New York Times: Create an account on The New York Times website during your first visit and you can use it to access the website and/or mobile app on future visits. Direct New York Times website and/or mobile access with your associated account remains active for 72 hours (after the session expires return to DPL's website to start a new 72 hour session). Please note crosswords and cooking are not included.
Nexis Uni: News, business and legal sources from LexisNexis including U.S. federal and state statutes, regulations and published court cases from the 1770s to present and the Shepard's citation service. Available on public internet computers and via wifi at all DPL locations.
RBdigital: Read popular magazines on your computer, laptop, tablet, or phone for free!

Historic Newspapers, Microfilm, and Indexes

Microfilm

The Downtown Bend library holds microfilm of The Bulletin from 1903 – 2014. The Redmond library holds microfilm of The Redmond Spokesman from 1910 – 2014. After 2014, the University of Oregon stopped microfilming The Bulletin and The Redmond Spokesman. To access The Bulletin articles from 2015 – present, visit America’s News. To access The Redmond Spokesman articles from 2015 – present, contact the Redmond Library.

Oregon Historic Newspapers

Read full text articles from a selective list of Oregon newspapers. Digital copies include photos, full text searching and printable pdf format. Created and maintained by University of Oregon in conjunction with the Library of Congress project Chronicling America digital newspaper project. Local newspapers include The Bulletin (Bend) (1903-1931), The Redmond Spokesman (Redmond), 1910-1914), The Nugget (Sisters), (1994-present), The La Pine Inter-Mountain, (1911-1934), The Deschutes Echo (Bend) (1902 - ?), and The Abbot Engineer (Camp Abbot / Sunriver) (1943-1944).

The Bulletin (Bend) Indexes

Searchable indexes in Adobe Acrobat, Excel, and plain text formats.

Index for 1903 – 1970

Pages 1 - 40 (Abbot, Lela -> Business – Bend)
Pages 41- 80 (Business – Bend –> Farrow, James)
Pages 81 - 124 (Farstvedt, Gilbert -> Jonas, Helen)
Pages 125 - 164 (Jonas, Lorenzo -> Osterburg, Audrey)
Pages 165 - 204 (Outdoor Recreation -> Social Groups)
Pages 205 - 243 (Social Groups -> Zumwalt, Laura)

Index for 1971 – 1972

Index for 1984 – 1994

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Evaluating News Sources

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