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The Cedar County Advertiser

The Cedar County Advertiser was a newspaper published in Cedar County, Iowa in the mid-19th century.

Publication History

The Cedar County Advertiser began in 1853 as a retitled version of The Cedar Country News-Letter, continuing the numbering of the series it had started the previous month. It ran under that title until 1856, when it was retitled The Tipton Advertiser. The present-day successor to this paper is the Tipton Conservative and Advertiser.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1853-1856: Chronicling America has most issues.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Tipton Conservative and Advertiser web site has information about this newspaper's present-day successor.

Related Resources

• We also list The Cedar County News-Letter, this newspaper's predecessor.

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