Ehlers Death Marked by Concordia Obituary
Frederich Ludwig Ehlers lifelong Concordia resident dies at 75 after long illness. Born January 5, 1834 in Exgoerke Hanover, he migrated with his father in 1845, married Marie Oetting in 1858, and leaves three living children Martin, Louis, and Mary plus a foster daughter. Funeral held September 14 at his home, with 17 grandchildren and relatives mourning. He previously led the FFFP insurance group before moving to Concordia two years prior.
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Frederich Ludwig Ehlers
Concordia
House of Mournits
Exgoerke
Neustadt
Am Ruebenberb
Hanover
Germany
D. H W. Ehlers
America
Marie Oetting
Martin Ehlers
Louis Ehiers
Mary
John Kolster
Charles Bergmann Dies at 80 After Brief Illness
Frederick Henry Charles Bergmann, a longtime Concordia resident born in Germany in 1828, died Tuesday September 4, 1900, at 6:00 AM after a brief illness. He immigrated in 1845, worked as a carpenter and farmer, married Dorothea Deke in 1851, and left a large family including one surviving son Henry in Chicago. His wife died in 1571. The article notes many grandchildren and widowed years.
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Frederick Henry Charles Bergmann
Metel
Amt Neustadt
Hanover
Germany
America
Galveston
Texas
St. Louis
Dorothea Deke
Wnion
Martin
Henry
Chicago
Bergmann
Erilie Nua
Abow
Tragic death by suicide near Georgeville reported
Orval Dickey aged about 1 year died by hanging Tuesday afternoon 144 miles south of Georgeville. He tied a rope to a door knob and used his mother's skirts, then leaped from a chair. Parents left after dinner and returned at dusk to find him dead. Coroner Harris was notified. no inquest held. The report also notes possible mental health issues. In Fayette fair news Bratton Proving a Great Horse, Wm. Hawkley cited for Bratton stars in 2:45 class with multiple placements and fast times despite heavy track conditions.
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Orval Dickey
Georgeville
Robin Dickey
Orval
South of Cowgill
Hannibal Harris
Richmond Missourian
Bratton
Wm. Hawkley
Fayette Fair
John S. Bratton
Bechtel to Leave Higginsville for Excelsior Springs
Dr. S. L. Bechtel will move to Excelsior Springs around early October after four years in Higginsville. He has rented a home and office there, drawn by better opportunities in a larger field. Locals regret the departure of a splendid dental practice built in Higginsville.
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Bechtel
Higginsville
S. L. Bechtel
Excelsior Springs
Sheginsville
Honor To Whom Honor Is Due
Announcement of a historic polar achievement sparks universal rejoicing as the world learns the elusive North Pole has been reached. The discovery ignites imagination and stirs scientific enthusiasm after generations of speculation and doubt.
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North Pole
Columbus
Iran
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