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2019. Free weekly political paper. News and views from South St. Louis. Antonio French, publisher.
1847-1850. The first homeopathic journal in St. Louis was the Southwestern Homeopathic Journal and Review, a sixteen-page monthly, the first issue of which appeared in...
1840-1841. Originally the Western Mirror and Ladies’ Literary Gazette. Name changed in 1840. The paper ceased publication in 1841.
2003-2006
Christian magazine. Marilyn Parker, editor.
The publishers of The Universe take pleasure in acknowledging the many expressions of kindness and commendation with which the preceding numbers of this Magazine have...
1880-1893. The Spectator began its weekly observations of local society happenings, principally, and of theatrical and art matters, secondarily, on September 5, 1880. Captain W.R....
Inducted 2012 John George Taylor Spink was an intriguing fellow who quit school in the tenth grade and took his first job at the Post-Dispatch,...
1876-1881. The St. Louis Spirit was established about 1876, by Steele & Burt, as a weekly secret society paper. In about a year Steele retired,...
1840. The Spirit of ’76 was a campaign paper run in the interests of Harrison and Tyler, the Whig candidates for President and Vice President...
