Includes: city of publication, publisher/editor, frequency, year established or earliest known copy (sources: Swanson, Michaels, University of Florida library catalog).
Crescent City Gazette: Crescent City, Frank Burke and Frank Brown, 1885 (Michaels).
Crescent City Globe: Crescent City, Benjamin F. Wade, sold to Frank Brown and Allen Maull in 1885 (Michaels).
Crescent City Journal: Crescent City, William A. Russell?, U. F. reports is as the predecessor to the Crescent City News of 1895. Michaels reports a Crescent City Journal under the direction of Addie R. Torrey in 1897.
Daily Democrat: Palatka, T. W. Davis, daily, established c. 1915 (Swanson).
East Floridian: Palatka, T. B. Hartig & M. M. Vickers, April 19, 1900 (Swanson).
Evening Record: Palatka, T. H. Livingston, Feb. 26, 1897, vol. 1, no. 94 (Swanson).
Florida Cultivator: Palatka, monthly, 1886/7. Agricultural journal (Michaels).
Florida Philosopher: Crescent City, Mr. Murchison, continued by the Crescent City News of 1895 (Michaels). U. F. reports it as the successor to the Crescent City News of 1895 and the predecessor to the Crescent City News of 1899.
Gem City Bulletin: Palatka, Davis Publishing Co., established c. 1912. African-American newspaper (Swanson).
Grovesdale Gazette: Grovesdale (west of Crescent City), Miss Sadie Mathis, 18?? (Michaels).
Lundy Critique: Lundy or Palatka, W. Edward & Frank D. Wattles, May 13, 1891 (vol. 1, no. 8). Two known issues in private collections.
The New Florida: Palatka, monthly, June 1912, vol. 4, no. 4 (Swanson).
Palatka Daily Item: Palatka, Tom W. & G. S. Davis, daily, July 6, 1914, vol. 1, no. 159 (Swanson).
Palatka Progress and Tri-County Advertiser: Palatka, June 10, 1927, vol. 3, no. 18 (Swanson). Misidentified? Mistaken for the Pomona Progress and Tri-County Advertiser?
Southern Sun: Palatka?, William H. Royal, 1855. Swanson apparently had access to the Feb. 3, 1855 issue of this newspaper. Putnam County government records make reference to it at that time (Michaels). Issues from the Southern Sun owned by William H. Royal in Ocala exist from 1854 (U. F.). Did the paper and its owner relocate or did Palatka, without a paper of its own, make use of one from Ocala for its official business? Not to be confused with the newspaper of the same name from 1885.