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1913-1914. Progressive Party paper. Eugene A. Vogt, editor/publisher.
1930-1932. “America’s Dominant Journal of Progress” Replaced St. Louis Labor. (Interesting note of optimism: The first issue contained a box on the masthead, calling the...
1994-2003?. Progressive Woman The Progressive Woman, a new publication for women, made its debut in November [1994]. The 28-page publication is well laid-out and on...
1875. A magazine dealing with news of railroads and the localities along the railroad lines, as well as immigration, science and Western interests. R.O. Thompson,...
1947-1973. Julian H. Miller II, formerly account executive of Olian Advertising Company, has resigned to become head of a new firm, Miller Publications, Inc. The...
Julian H. Miller II, formerly account executive of Olian Advertising Company, has resigned to become head of a new firm, Miller Publications, Inc. The company...
A First-Class Newspaper In politics, the Evening Post will be wholly independent of parties and politicians; it will favor honest money, a revenue tariff and...
1848. John McPike started publication in Alton in March, 1848, though it appears to have originated in Greenville in 1845. It was devoted to Christianity,...
1873-. Monthly published by a club of independent communities of the West to educate and teach the Spirit of the present.
1990-1992. A magazine for the African-American Christian community. Joseph Palmer, publisher. Karla Frye, editor.
