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–1864 The Metropolitan Record was a weekly journal published in the interests of the “Confederate States of America.” It was suppressed by the Federal authorities...
1989-. Metrovoice Passes Plate By Don Corrigan Metrovoice, a monthly which bills itself as the St. Louis Christian news and events publication, is apparently falling...
Inducted 2018 Much can be said about Avis Meyer. Most of it is true. For 24 years he worked at the Post-Dispatch as a copy...
1886-1896? Sixteen page journal published weekly on Thursday which represents the Presbyterian Church throughout the Southwest. A.E. Taylor, editor; Presbyterian Newspaper Company. Previously the Evangelist.
1918. Commerce Publishing
1925. Monthly. Arthur M. Hull, editor. Promoting interests of radio dealers and users. The Mid-West Radio Magazine is devoted to promoting the best interests of...
1866-1886. Weekly record of the industrial and mechanical progress of the West, South and Southwest, published by Midland Publishing Company. Formerly the St. Louis Commercial...
1894-1897. Owner Tobias Mitchell changed the publication’s name from St. Louis Illustrated when he purchased the magazine in 1894. Mr. Mitchell sold it to a...
1982-1983. Weekly community newspaper of Midtown St. Louis. Thomas Tobin, editor; Robert J. Byrne, publisher
1980-1983. Specialty publication for equestrian interests.
