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1878-1904. The St. Louis Grocer dates back to January, 1878. Greeley, Burnham & Co., were its first publishers. In February, 1881, it was sold to...
1878-1900. A Journal for Retail Grocers. E. Sprague and Charles Edwards, editors. Var.: Grocer and General Merchant.
1962-1963. “Entertainment For the Swinging Set.” Bob Adams, Editor; A.R. Adams & Associates, publisher. Bi-weekly.
1877-1878. The St. Louis Herald, an illustrated weekly, was the first “society” paper of St. Louis which had a decided influence and standing in the...
1984-?. Don Hall, publisher; Barbara Clark, editor. Purchased by Pulitzer in 1990.
1867-1872. The St. Louis Home Journal was a four-page, blanket-sheet literary and general local weekly during the first year of its existence. The first number...
1993-1996. St. Louis Homes & Gardens Debuts By Rick Stoff. St. Louis Homes & Gardens magazine is scheduled to debut in April [1993].The bi-monthly publication...
1996-?. Weisner Publishing. Renamed from St. Louis Homes & Gardens. Gina Schreiber, publisher. Sold to Network Communications in 2005. Sold to Distinctive Lifestyles LLC in...
1893-1901. Monthly devoted to hospital work and medical science. .
1879-1909?. A weekly founded by Henry Hermanns. Wolf & Company, editor/publisher. Var.: The Humorist.
