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Oldest neighborhood newspaper in St. Louis · Independent and all volunteer-run since 1970

Category: June 1978

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May equals Art Fair for so many of us, and then we crash for the summer.
The sweet odor of talcum powder can conjure up memories of my young and handsome father with his dark brown hair and happy smile.

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Weir Concrete Contracting advertisement

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U City Farmers Market advertisement

Briefs — Washington Heights Dues

Historical June 1978 notice. Dates, fees, services and contact information describe the source period; current availability has not been established. It is…

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Snarf’s advertisement

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Rachel Boxdorfer advertisement

Briefs — Peacock Alley Summer Classes

Historical June 1978 notice. Dates, fees, services and contact information describe the source period; current availability has not been established. TENNIS, ANYONE?…

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Lollys Place advertisement

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Manion Real Estate advertisement

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Healing Heart advertisement

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Maplewood School advertisement

Rosedale’s Report

Our annual Men's Liberation Cake Sale, held at the Art Fair, was again very successful, as well as a lot of fun…

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Parkers Table advertisement

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Blueberry Hill advertisement

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Hilmes Studio advertisement

St. Roch’s

Congratulations to all of the eighth grade graduates on completing their academic career at St. Roch. All are going to the high…

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Lipstick advertisement

Anti-Fencing Hotline

Historical June 1978 notice. Dates, fees, services and contact information describe the source period; current availability has not been established. The Women's…

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LPA advertisement

Hamilton Branch 3

As the school year ends we have many, many people to thank for giving of their time and energy to help us…

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Kingsbury Animal Hospital advertisement