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1965-?. Publisher’s Statement of PolicyThis is the first issue of the St. Clair County Observer, a new weekly paper designed to bring you the news...
1875-1878. Willis E. Finch & Brother established this paper in East St. Louis in February, 1875. The Tribune was politically Republican and had for its...
1833-1838. In 1833, Robt. K. Fleming, editor and publisher of the Kaskaskia Recorder, was induced to move his press to Belleville by the prominent and...
1834?. In 1833, Robt. K. Fleming, editor and publisher of the Kaskaskia Recorder, was induced to move his press to Belleville by the prominent and...
1854-1857. Formerly The Eagle, when the name was changed, John B. Hay and William Orr, the latter a young man of brilliant talents and a...
1875-1878? Weekly. W. E. Finch & Bro. Publisher
1854-1878?. Formerly The Eagle, when the name was changed, John B. Hay and William Orr, the latter a young man of brilliant talents and a...
1895.
1937-. Weekly published by Labor Tribune Publishing Company. The official AFL-CIO voice of working people since 1937.
1901-1912. (“St. Louis Evening Gazette”) Var: Abend-Anzeiger
