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1961-1965. Weekly. Charles S. Hakins, publisher.
1844-1875. In 1853 William McKee got control of the Democrat. Associated with him were Daniel M. Houser and George W. Fishback. McKee and Houser, dissatisfied...
2003-?. Barbara Walter, editor/publisher.
1984-1986. For its debut number, St. Louis Dining, a new St. Louis magazine, lunched with Jack Carney. In its second number, publisher Greg Holzhauer supped...
1864-1874. The St. Louis Dispatch, the leading evening paper, is a successor of the Evening News, formerly published by Charles G. Ramsey, Esq. The Dispatch...
1882-1884. The St. Louis Dramatic Critic was first issued on December 21, 1882, by S.G. Webb, John T. Smith and F.B. Rotrock. Its editor was...
1906-1909. Weekly, devoted to the Theater, Musical and Allied Arts and Interests. Richard Spencer, editor/publisher.
1882-1886. On the 1st of September, 1882, appeared the St. Louis Druggist, a weekly journal devoted to the interests of retail pharmacists, and published by...
1872-1897. The St. Louis Dry Goods and Grocery Reporter, H.F. Zider, editor/publisher, was begun in 1872. It was issued weekly and contained one hundred and...
1878-1880. The St. Louis Echo, Westbrook & Keller, publishers, was a weekly, devoted to the interests of the Greenback party. John Samuel was its editor.(From...
