Reimers was a noted stamp and coin dealer in the 1920's. He seems to have had some business arrangement with B. Max Mehl not yet clearly understood. His office wasin same building as B. Max Mehl, the Flat Iron Building, Fort Worth, Texas.

Charles Dietrich Reimers (1872-1946), born May 2, 1876 at Rock Island, Illinois, son of John Jacob Reimers (1843-1922), a native of Germany, and Marie "Marietta" AntoinetteDenkman Reimers (1854-1934).

According to the 1880 U. S. Census they lived at 84 Fifth Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois. He was educated at Iowa State University and Northwestern University.

He was a first baseman on the Northwestern University baseball team. Member of Phi Delta Theta.

He is the nephew of Edward P. Denkman, of Weyerhaeuser & Denkman Lumber Company. His uncle died in 1929, leaving him $262,000 in his will.

He was the president of three concerns in the printing and publishing industry : Reimers Printing Company; Keystone Printing Company; Reimers Engraving & ElectrotypingCompany.

He was the publisher of the Davenport Times 1899-1902.

He moved to Fort Worth in 1902 coming from Davenport, Iowa.

He purchased the old Mail Telegram newspaper and revived it as Fort Worth Telegram from 1902-1909.

On October 30, 1906, he married Linda Ray Saunders (1883-1967) a native of Texas. They had three adopted children : two daughters : Ethleen Reimers Taggart (1918-1999), Linda"Inga" Reimers Mixson (1926-2005); and a son Carl D. Reimers (1930-2015).

In 1920, they owned a mansion at 425 Henderson Street, Fort Worth, Texas, and had a staff of four live-in servants.

He was the Vice-President, Texas State Bank.

He applied for ANA membership in January 1925. He became ANA Member No. 2785.

On June 10, 1946, he died of cerebral thrombosis complicated by pneumonia at his home 5000 Crestline Road, Fort Worth, Texas. He is buried at Greenwood Memorial Park.

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