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1835?-1840?. St. Louis and Alton. Published by the executive committees of the Missouri and Illinois State Temperance Societies.
1836-1842 Monthly, published by the Missouri and Illinois Temperance Societies Executive Committees.
1833-1838. The first editor of the Argus was Judge J.B. Bowlin, who long afterward became United States minister to Colombia. In 1839, William Gilpin, afterward...
1842?-1844?. Founded by Rev. J.T. Hinton. Var: Missouri and Illinois Baptist
1874. Evening paper [another source says Sunday paper] associated with the Courier.
1853-1855. Formerly Temperance Battery. Merged with Shepherd of the Valley. Renamed True Shepherd and Cascade. Var: Cascade. Temperance publication.
1888-1889.
1922-1923. Monthly published by the Construction News Syndicate. Raymond Walsh, editor.
1852-1875. The Missouri Democrat by Richard Edwards and Dr. M. Hopewell The Missouri Democrat was established in 1852 by William McKee and William Hill under...
Edward Warren, a young lawyer of St. Louis, achieved considerable reputation as the “poet” of the Anzeiger. In 1843 he started the Demokrat, because the...
