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	FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, on July 1, 1899.		[[Image:falk6.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, on July 1, 1899.

	Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states. (1)

	In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[ATLANTIC, YELLOWSTONE, PACIFIC HIGHWAY]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city.		In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[ATLANTIC, YELLOWSTONE, PACIFIC HIGHWAY]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city. (2)

			Falkenhainer was joined in his business by his son, Clarence P. Falkenhainer, in 1949. (3) Just prior to his death, he received a certificate of recognition for 50 years of service from Governor William S. Beardsley, himself a druggist. (4)

			See: [[FALKENHAINER DRUG COMPANY]]

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	2. "A. Y. P. Route Called Asset," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 3, 1924, p. 10		2. "A. Y. P. Route Called Asset," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 3, 1924, p. 10

			3. "Pharmacist," ''Telegraph-Herald'', June 13, 1949, p. 4

			4. "Death Claims Druggist Here," Telegraph-Herald, Deember 5, 1949, p. 12

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	Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

	In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[ATLANTIC, YELLOWSTONE, ~~AND~~ PACIFIC HIGHWAY]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city.		In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[ATLANTIC, YELLOWSTONE, PACIFIC HIGHWAY]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city.

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	1. http://iagenweb.org/boards/dubuque/biographies/index.cgi?read=61157		1. http://iagenweb.org/boards/dubuque/biographies/index.cgi?read=61157

	2. A. Y. P. Route Called Asset," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 3, 1924, p. 10		2. "A. Y. P. Route Called Asset," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 3, 1924, p. 10

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	Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

	In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[~~A. Y. P.~~]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city.		In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[ATLANTIC, YELLOWSTONE, AND PACIFIC HIGHWAY]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city.

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	Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

			In 1924 Falkenhainer was a delegate to the annual [[A. Y. P.]] meeting in South Dakota. He reported to the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce that Dubuque was certain to gain by securing the routing through the city.

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	http://iagenweb.org/boards/dubuque/biographies/index.cgi?read=61157		1. http://iagenweb.org/boards/dubuque/biographies/index.cgi?read=61157

			2. A. Y. P. Route Called Asset," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 3, 1924, p. 10

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	FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, July 1, 1899.		FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, on July 1, 1899.

	Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. He was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Falkenhainer was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

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	FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course ~~in pharmacy~~. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, July 1, 1899.		FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, July 1, 1899.

	He was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. He was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		Falkenhainer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. He was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

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	FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, ~~1876~~-- ). ~~Graduated from~~ the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course in pharmacy. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, July 1, 1899.		FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1875--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 4, 1949). A graduate of the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course in pharmacy. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, July 1, 1899.

	He was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. He was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.		He was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. He was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

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FALKENHAINER, Charles. (Guttenberg, IA, November 26, 1876-- ). Graduated from the [[BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE]] in 1893, Falkenhainer then attended and graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy as doctor in pharmacy in 1899. This class was the first to complete the three-year course in pharmacy. Falkenhainer entered business in Dubuque, Iowa, July 1, 1899.

He was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Wilson, deceased, of Oelwein, as pharmacy commissioner on May 1, 1917 by Governor Harding. He was appointed for a full term May 1, 1919. Falkenhainer served as secretary of the Iowa State Rexall Club and was one of the vice presidents of the National Association Boards of Pharmacy. He was the acting president over district No. 4, which included Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. He was elected one of five members on the executive committee of the northwestern pharmacy bureau which handled drug legislation for the entire northwestern states.

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