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1818-1822. By Joseph Charless. Sold circa 1821 to James C. Cummins. He then sold it to Charless’ son Edward, who changed the paper’s name to...
The patrons of the Missouri Gazette are respectfully informed that after the present week, the paper will be considerably enlarged, and every exertion made to...
Joseph Charless sold his paper [Gazette] and retired from editorial life in St. Louis. Under his skillful guardianship, the Missouri Gazette had grown from a...
1820. Orr and Fleming
1826-1827?. Published by Charles Keemle.
1880. The Missouri Immigrant was established Jan. 1, 1880, under the auspices of the State Board of Immigration. In 1881, Samuel Archer became proprietor and...
1865. Successor to Missouri Radical.
1923-1926. Empire Publishing Company
1878-1879. Weekly published by the Labor Newspaper Union
1866. Jefferson City and St. Louis. W.S. Pollard, St. Louis publisher. “The…sole object of this paper is to assist in filling Missouri with enterprising, industrious...
