DealMaker Town Histories — St. Elizabeth, Westphalia, Quaker Windows & Painted Rock
DealMaker Town Histories: the 20-page Mid-Missouri digital edition.
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Explore Mid-Missouri history, local industry, outdoor heritage and community stories in this 20-page DealMaker reader
Discover a new DealMaker Town Histories digital publication featuring St. Elizabeth, Missouri; Westphalia, Missouri; Quaker Windows & Doors; and Painted Rock Conservation Area.
This 20-page reader brings together local history, community development, Missouri manufacturing, outdoor recreation and regional business features in one publication designed for readers across Central Missouri.
The St. Elizabeth section looks at the community's early settlement, schools, agriculture, transportation, businesses and working life. The Westphalia section explores the town's German heritage, families, institutions, community traditions, local businesses and present-day character.
A special two-page centerfold highlights Quaker Windows & Doors, tracing the company from its Freeburg roots through decades of Missouri manufacturing, expansion and innovation. The issue also features Painted Rock Conservation Area, including its natural beauty, wildlife, trails, bluffs and connection to the Osage River.
The publication also includes private-party vehicle advertising, a feature for Tim Jenkins Insurance and a Dependable Brokers Agency business-insurance back cover.
This issue is part of the DealMaker Town Histories series, created to spotlight the places, businesses, industries and communities that helped build Mid-Missouri.
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Published by: AmeriShop Services LLC
DealMaker Town Histories: Real People. Real Places. Lasting Stories.
Inside This Issue
The reader begins with a contents page, then moves through community histories, a manufacturing centerfold, a conservation-area feature and business and private-party vehicle pages. Its structure gives readers several ways to explore Mid-Missouri: through the development of towns, the work of local industry, and the region's outdoor heritage.
The St. Elizabeth feature spans three parts. It covers early settlement, the two St. Elizabeths, community development, businesses and merchants, agriculture and family life, schools and learning, river history, railroads and trade, and the people who worked the land.
The Westphalia feature includes a first section, a schools and learning page, a businesses and merchants page, a farms and family life page, a community growth page, heritage and milestones, river history, landmarks and a society page. The Quaker Windows & Doors centerfold is followed by a two-page Painted Rock Conservation Area feature: one page about the area and another focused on wildlife, trails and the Osage River. The publication also includes private-party vehicle pages, a Tim Jenkins Shelter Insurance feature, and a Dependable Brokers Agency business-insurance back cover.
St. Elizabeth, Missouri — Three Parts of a Community Story
The town's story is told in three parts across the issue. The feature follows early settlement in Miller County and the history of the original town on the Osage River and the later town. It also covers farming and family life, schools and learning, merchants and business life, railroads and trade, and the community's natural setting along the Osage.
Taken together, these topics offer a structured introduction to St. Elizabeth's community story: from settlement and changing town life to the roles of education, commerce, agriculture and transportation. Readers can follow the issue's sequence or use its separate themes to explore the subjects that interest them most.
[Image: St. Elizabeth History Part One page from the DealMaker Town Histories publication covering 1837 to 1880.]
St. Elizabeth, Missouri: the two St. Elizabeths, 1837–1880, as printed in the issue.
Westphalia, Missouri
The Westphalia pages cover the town's German heritage and the families who settled it, along with its schools and institutions, businesses and merchants, farms and family life. The feature also looks at community growth, heritage and milestones, river history, landmarks and community life.
By placing these subjects together, the issue presents Westphalia through both its history and its continuing community identity. Its pages connect the story of families and institutions with the everyday themes of learning, work, farms, local business and community traditions. The publication notes that the town has kept its identity across generations.
[Image: Westphalia History Part Two page from the DealMaker Town Histories publication.]
Westphalia, Missouri: schools, merchants, farms and family life.
Quaker Windows & Doors — A Missouri Manufacturing Story
The centerfold traces Quaker Windows & Doors from its Freeburg roots through decades of Missouri manufacturing, expansion and innovation. It also describes how the Eldon campus extended that work in a neighboring Mid-Missouri community.
The publication presents these company details as a chronological facts list:
Headquarters, Freeburg, Missouri
Products: residential, luxury residential, and commercial windows and doors
2004: glass manufacturing and tempering facility opened in Freeburg
2012: major powder-coating facility opened
2016: 185,000-square-foot manufacturing facility completed
2018: Freeburg expansion and Eldon project announced
2019: OptiCore window technology entered production
2020: Eldon manufacturing campus officially opened
2022: Eldon expansion added 250,000 square feet
Contact: 504 Highway 63 South, Freeburg, MO 65035
[Image: Quaker Windows and Doors Today page from the DealMaker Town Histories publication showing milestones from 2004 to 2022.]
Quaker Windows & Doors: two decades of Missouri manufacturing milestones.
Painted Rock Conservation Area
The issue features Painted Rock Conservation Area across two pages, covering its natural beauty, wildlife, trails and connection to the Osage River. It describes scenic bluffs and a rich natural setting on one of Missouri's rivers.
If you are considering a visit, confirm current hours, trail conditions and access directly with the managing agency before travelling.
[Image: Painted Rock Conservation Area page from the DealMaker Town Histories publication.]
Painted Rock Conservation Area: bluffs, trails and the Osage River.
Featured Businesses and Private-Party Vehicles
The issue carries private-party vehicle advertising, including a 2010 Ford F-150 FX4 4x4 SuperCrew offered at $9,200 firm. It also features Tim Jenkins Shelter Insurance, while the back cover presents a Dependable Brokers Agency business-insurance page.
Private-party vehicle sales are not a dealership. There are no dealer fees and no documentation fees. Vehicles are sold as-is, with price, availability, mileage and details subject to confirmation with the seller. Vehicle inquiries are email only: dealmaker@amerishop.biz.
About the DealMaker Town Histories Series
The series is published by AmeriShop Services LLC and created to spotlight the places, businesses, industries and communities that helped build Mid-Missouri. This issue is free to read online with no account needed, and readers are welcome to share it.
Published by AmeriShop Services LLC DealMaker Town Histories: Real People. Real Places. Lasting Stories. Vehicle inquiries: dealmaker@amerishop.biz Featured communities and topics: St. Elizabeth Missouri, Westphalia Missouri, Quaker Windows and Doors, Freeburg Missouri, Eldon Missouri, Painted Rock Conservation Area, Osage River, Mid-Missouri history, Missouri manufacturing, local business, community heritage and outdoor recreation.
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