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Source: St. Louis, Queen City of the West (St. Louis, Mo.: Mercantile Advancement Co., 1898-99)
Location: St.L. / 9.17 / Sa22g
First Name:August
Last Name:Lungstras
Building Illustration:No
Address:403 Walnut St.
Page:138
Illustration:No
Advertisement:No

Source: “Damage Done to St. Louis Property. Republic Reporters Make a Tour of the Stricken District and Obtain Approximate Estimates of Losses.” (St. Louis Republic, May 31, 1896, Part II, pages 14-15).
Location: Library Vertical File--Tornadoes-Missouri-St. Louis (1896)-Damage Estimates
Corporate Name:Wulfing, Duckriede & Company
Corporate Name, Alternate Spelling:Wulfing, Dieckriede & Company
Address:106-110 North 2nd St.
Damage Estimate:$5,000
Remarks:listed under heading "Groceries"
Page:first page
Column:3

Source: Program for "Hello Dearie," a musical comedy presented by the Perfection Chapter, Order of DeMolay, at the American Theatre, St. Louis, May 12-17, 1924.
Location: Theater Programs Collection, Box 2, Folder 7, Archives
Last Name:Klockman
First Name:Frank
Page:19, 21
Remarks:mentioned

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