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Alf Doten was a journalist for most of his working life, and he clipped hundreds of articles out of newspapers and stuck them into his diaries. Most of them were his own, and elaborated on events he touched on in the diaries. In contrast to his diary entries, his newspaper articles were detailed and polished. Transcribing them will make these details searchable in the online edition and add value to the project.
Works
Newspaper Clippings, 1883 - "From Eastern Nevada"
Territorial Enterprise. Alf Doten's "From Eastern Nevada" columns
37 pages: 100% complete (100% transcribed)
Newspaper Clippings, 1883 - From Diary 56
Some of the clippings that were tucked into Doten diaries were written by him and others were of interest, or relate to his entries in the diary.
10 pages: 100% complete (100% transcribed)
Newspaper Clippings, 1884 - "From Eastern Nevada"
By Alf Doten, published in the Territorial Enterprise. For many of these clippings there are earlier transcripts that have been scanned and put through the OCR process, which will speed up the process. Contact us at dcurtis@unr.edu for copies of the transcripts for pages you plan to work on.
36 pages: 100% complete (100% transcribed)
Newspaper Clippings, Daily Union, 1863-64
Correspondence from Como, Palmyra District, from Alf Doten prior to his move to Virginia City.
28 pages: 100% complete (100% transcribed)
Newspaper Clippings, San Francisco Herald, 1869
A series of correspondence from Alf Doten from Virginia City and Gold Hill in 1869.
30 pages: 100% complete (100% transcribed)
