Death of Eugene Boyle 1825 1907 Pioneer of Nebraska
Eugene Boyle born in Edinburgh Scotland February 5 1825 came to America at twenty. He married Julia Hefferman in New York and lived in Chicago Muscatine Iowa before moving to Otoe County Nebraska then Salem. Seven of ten children survived him. He died June 12 1907 after two years of ill health and was laid to rest in Steele's Cemetery beside family. Family and community extend heartfelt sympathy.
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Bovie
Eugene Boyle
Edenborough
Scotland
America
New York
Julia Hefferman
Chicago
Muscatine
Boyle
Otoe County
Nebraska
Salem
Mugene Boyle
Oklahoma City
Steele’s Cemetery
Neide
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Frank Marvin
J. A. Johnston
John Boyle
Ness
Mitchell, Neb
Charlie Boyle
Sabetha
Kans
Neb
Heyser
Omaha
Sam Heyser
Anna Boyle
August Neitzel Sr. Dies After Long Illness in Falls City
August Neitzel Sr. born October 7 1834 in Frazfeldt Germany died June 12 1907 in Falls City following a period of poor health and a fall. He immigrated in 1848 with his parents lived in Milwaukee and Manitowoc before marriage to Susan Miller in 1856. He had eight children four sons and one daughter surviving. He lived in Richardson County Missouri Valley and Cordia Kansas before returning to this county about ten years ago. He was a respected farmer and his wife died in 1902.
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August Neitzel
Frazfeldt
Germany
Falls City
United States
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
August Neitzel Jr
Henry Farmer
William A
Carl N
Concordia
Kans
Henry
British Columbia
Neitzel
Richardson County
Kansas
Death of Noah Peck A Longtime Resident Noted in Falls City
Noah Peck died at the home of his son-in-law John Yocam on Sunday June 16 1907 after a week long illness from stomach hemorrhage. He was a respected farmer and stock raiser from a German Baptist Brethren family, born April 26 1848 in Somerset County Pennsylvania. He came to Richardson County in 1871 married Mary E Patton in 1878 and Clara J Hutchison in 1895 leaving seven and two children respectively. Services were held at the German Baptist church and burial was in Silver Creek cemetery. The obituary notes his charitable and upright nature and his standing in the community. The issue also promotes a home patronage supplement by D W Reid urging support for local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Peck
John Yocam
Yocam
Peck
German Baptist Brethren Church
Summerset County
Richardson County
Mary E. Patton
E. C. Peck
C. E. Peck
Morrill
Kans
H. E. Peck
Daisy
Sadie
Falls City
J. D
W. M. Hutchison
Silver Creek
Mr. Peck
Rings Dyspepsia Tablet Ad headline
If you suffer from bloating belching sour stomach Indigestion or Dyspepsia take Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after meals to ease discomfort. It will improve the appetite and aid digestion sold at A G Wanner s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wanner
Don't Worry It Will Come Out All Right
A historical editorial urges perseverance through industrial strife, arguing progress comes from continued work. It contrasts Republican optimism with cautious doubt, urging young readers to join and support the party as the nation faces ongoing social and political challenges.
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Harriman
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Party of
Hope
Dr Shoop Restorative Samples Offer Promised Free Book
An advertisement offers free samples of Dr Shoop's Restorative and a free book on Dyspepsia Heart or Kidneys to prove merit. It claims stomach heart and kidney troubles stem from inside nerves and urges readers to write to Racine Wisconsin. The product is sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Evangelical Lutheran Services Advertised in Local Notice
The notice lists services at 2 30 p m on alternate Sundays conducted by Rev O H Engelbrecht at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Mandan. An advertisement promotes Mandan Pile Remedy in a collapsible tube with nozzle for quick relief of hemorrhoids sold by A G Waocer with a guaranteed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Engelbrecht
A. G. Waocer
The Daring Villain Evades Police at Last
The scene shifts to the Board of Strategy and Chief Haggerty as the pursuit reaches a turning point. Haggerty confronts the fugitive with cool authority while the group reflects on the danger and the detective’s unexpected match. The narrative ends with a tense note on a captive and a stalled arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty
Medusa
Hamilton
George
Biff
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William
Concordia, Kas
John
Preston, Neb
August
Mary
Denver
Lena
August Neuvel, Jr
Assembly of Friends
W. T. Cline
M. 18
Steele's
Daily Freeman Tribune
D. W. Reto
Webster City
D. W. Reid
Daily Freeman
Trib. Bune
Toong
Heck’s Feed Store
Leven
Eady
W. H. Grook & Son
the Union House
Wm. McPherson
Prop
Falls City, Neb
Hannah C. Moran
Dr. Fleming
National Hotel
C. N. Allison
Richardson Coutts Bank
Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. T. Hahn
Metts
Geo. R. Barse
Live Stock Commission CO
National Stock Yards
Kansas City
Verdon
Joseph Strohmeyer
Robert F. T. Preusse
Richardson County Bank Building
Privi
G. H. Fallstead
Beggs
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