The extra condensed sans is similar to Raleigh Gothic, one version of which is here...

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/nicksfonts/highpoint-gothic-nf/highpoint-go...

As to the various blackletters shown, a hundred years ago and more, it wasn't unusual for foundries to offer special nameplate/masthead styles for newspapers. The product listings showed samples, but I have yet to see a specimen book with a complete alphabet showing of these special-purpose faces…which is another way of saying that it's possible no one has digitized these particular faces yet.

That'd be a shame if true - these blackletter styles are quite elegant I must say.

Anyone know the serif fonts used in the image?

Can anyone give the other serifs a stab?

CORNERING THE GRAIN:
Looks like: LaTribuneCP Medium
"Basee sur la une de La Tribune de 1918 de Sherbrooke
claudeserieux at gmail.com" 21-12-2011.

www.dafont.com/es/latribunecp.font?text=CORNERING

Ormiston In Winnipeg:
Something like:
URW/BodoniAnt DemiBold Italic

Can anyone get the body text font and the header serf on the left?

"U.S. EXECUTIVE", headline looks like you could use Cheltenham in its extra-condensed form.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/cheltenham/