The papers, dating from 1920 to 2004, will be searchable by keyword — meaning researchers, genealogists, historians and the otherwise just curious can search copies without going through each one manually.
A partnership between the U.’s Marriott Library and Newspapers.com is bringing journalism history to anyone with internet access.
The papers are scheduled to be available online, atThe 84 years’ worth of newspapers — digitized by Utah Digital Newspapers, a collaborative project based at the J. Williard Marriott Library at the University of Utah — will join a previously digitized set of newspapers going from 1871, the year of The Tribune’s founding, to 1919.
The digitization is a culmination of a 10-year effort, said to Tina Kirkham, the digital library project manager at the Marriott Library.
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