Theodore F Becker Dies at 66 in Dumont
Theodore F Becker senior partner of Becker Meier Co. general merchants dies at 66 after illness including arteriosclerosis. He leaves a widow, one daughter, two brothers J W and Charles of Milwaukee, and many relatives. Funeral from M B H church Sunday. Burial in Dumont.
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Dumont
Theodore’ F. Becker
Becker-Meier Co
Methodist Church
Davenport
Hecker
J. W
Charles
Milwaukee
Becker
J. B. Metcalf
Ile
Woodman Lodge
M. BH
Mrs C W Briden Dies in Illinois
Mrs C W Briden of Mt. Vernon township died unexpectedly at her parents Illinois home after a two week visit. Her husband arrived home to learn of the death four hours later. She is survived by three small children, her husband, and her parents.
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Cedar Falls
C. W. Briden
Mt. Vernon Township
Ilinois
Valuable merchandise taken from Manchester store
A general merchandise store on Main street in Manchester was broken into between Wednesday and Thursday. A large quantity of goods was stolen, requiring a truck to move. The owner, George G Armistead, could not specify the exact amount.
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Manchester
George G. Armistead
Main Street
Robbery at Store Exposes Hasty Break-In
Burglars forced entry through a rear window, removed a pane of glass, unlocked the back door, and loaded clothing into a wagon then into a truck outside. The alley near the store, lit by a candlepower light, suggests a hurried operation. Many valuable items were taken while some remained, and no clues were left behind.
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Bb. H. Katttle
First National Bank
Phong
Carl C. Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson Blag
W. H. Ross
J. Blag
Rollins
Bach
L. Landsman
Just Rite
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Sycamore St
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Paul Davis Witty Iss
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