Obituary and memorial for John V Egenberger in Omaha
John V. Egenberger died at Immanuel hospital Omaha on July 26 1909 at age 54 due to cancer. Funeral July 29 at 2 PM from South Sixth Street residence to St Johns church with Catholic cemetery burial. He was a respected businessman, a Democrat who declined political offices yet supported community welfare. Survived by widow nine children two brothers three sisters and many friends.
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Egenberger
John V
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
St. John’s Church
John V. Egenberger
Mr. Egenberger
Waldhausen
Baden
America
Plattsmouth
Guthman & Weckbach
Mary E. Hohlshuh
Edward
Albert V
Fred B
R. Willam
Carl Elmer
Anna M
Ida G
Florence Helen
Mary Catharine
Sty
Louis B
Fred G., Egenberger
William Weber
Herman Spies
Mra
A. H. Weekbach
Wilhelm
Francis Karl Egenberger
Francisco Egenberger
Democrats
B. P
O. B
Modern Woodmen
Commercial Club
Purlington Road
Haward
Elks
Real Dence
South Sixth Street
Charles Horger
Frank McElroy
George E. Dovey
Z, P. Faler
M. Fangor
George Weldmann
Thaneday
South Sig Street
Job
Doclock
Petitions Filed for Estate Administrations in Cony Comps
Two probate petitions filed seeking administration of estates. One requests appointment of an executor for the estate of the late Mrs Mary Elin Davis of Alow. The other seeks appointment of Byron Clark as administrator of the estate of Barnum Fadden and others. The estate covers eighty acres and the parties died intestate. Both hearings set for August sixteenth.
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Mra
Mary Elin Davis
Alow
Byron Clark
Barmuel Afes Fadden
Marriage Bond Filed In Omaha With Noted Local Couple
To Be Martie Tortay, a martinge Heenan, yesterday afternoon from the county indoor office, for the marriage of William I Bunch, aged 4% of pets Jevue, Nel, and Mrs Maud i Bur ley, aged 29 of Omaha. The wedding will take place today in the city. The bride is the daughter of Mr Fodora Homer McKay of this city and is greeted by a large circle of friends wishing her happiness and a long wedded life.
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Indee
Willian I Bunch
Jevue
Nel
Maud i Burley
Omaha
Neb
Fodora
Homer McKay
Vine Woe at Crabill's Jewelry Store
A sudden incident at Crabill's Jewelry Store left a display of solid silver and cut glass damaged. Police were notified and investigators cordoned the area for a routine check of security footage and witness statements. No injuries reported.
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Crabill'a
No Drip Coffee Strainer Offer From Dr Shopp Racine Wis
A promotional notice invites women to obtain a silvered No-Drip Coffee Strainer by writing to Dr Shopp in Racine Wisconsin. No money required. Free book on Health Coffee accompanies the coupon offer. The Health Coffee is a toasted grain malt and nut beverage claimed to taste like real coffee without crab. It claims quick preparation in a minute.
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Air. E. M. Westerfelt
Lincoln
Neb
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Real Estate Department
West of the River
State Journal
Dr. Shopp
F. W. White
Journal Receives Praise From Nebraska Historian Paine
Secretary Clarence 8 Paine of the Nebraska State Historical Society writes to editor R. A. Bates praising the Journal’s historical edition for June 1. Paine notes the edition as one of the best of its kind and requests extra copies for the society’s archives.
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Clarence 8. Palne
Nebraska State Historical Society
Lincoln
Neb
R. A. Bates
Plattemeuth
Neti
Dbaten
Jndivanes
Romala
C. & Paine
Mr Helsel Improves After Illness Visit
The report says Mr Helsel is somewhat better today and is holding his own remarkably well. Friends hope his condition continues to improve and that he may ultimately become well again.
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Helsel
Helert
Fans urge fair coverage of Plattsmouth Platte Glenwood game
A letter criticizes the Journal for a biased write up of the Glenwood vs Plattsmouth baseball game. The writer defends Plattsmouth players, notes their injuries, mocks the home paper, and urges fans to support and boost the local team.
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Eidstor
Journal
Glenwood
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Hillarty
Auburn
Plattsmoutid
Homeward visit after welding tour ends in many towns
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander return home after a welding tour that covered Denver Colorado, Lew Antelon, San Randan, Portland, Seattle, Spokane and other points. The couple reports a single Hebital trip and were greeted by friends in a traditional style in the evening.
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Mon Alexander
Mike
Denver
Colordo Byrnes
Lew Antelon
San Randon
Portland
Seattle
Pokane
Tnms
Threehoers
Mire
Kruger Family Heads to Perry Oklahoma for Month
Mr. Kruger, wife, and baby depart from their home west of the city for Perry Oklahoma to stay a month. On return he plans a visit to Texas to inspect land in that state.
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Kruger
Perry
Oklo
Texas
Settlement With Water Company Cleared By City Council
The council, with President Stelmker presiding, approved a full settlement with the Plattemouth Water Company for 4512 dollars plus interest, ending a long dispute and securing the current franchise. The meeting covered street and cemetery repairs, police and jail reports, and budget matters while officers debated sprinkling needs and grading issues around town.
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Bookmeyer
Hot Springs
Ark
Foreveral Weeks
Sattler
Stelmker
Street Committee
Sam Smith
Cass County
Kurte
Cemetery Committee
Mendenhall
Police Committee
Marshall
O. K
Water Company
Neuman
The
Water Committee
Weber
Broken collarbone mishap delays vigilante attempt
A man identified as James Dore suffered a broken collarbone after a brokered scheme went wrong. He attempted another action but was deterred by injury and internal warnings, with authorities addressing the incident.
Night Hider and Drug Invention Mentioned in Fragment
Scant readable lines reference a item named The wort night Phane and a medical notion Dr Kine's New Life Mile. The fragment hints at a raid to steal rent and lists symptoms like cold flu headache and malaria with a signature 250 ac PL G. Fricke &Co.
Shorthorns for Sale Yearling Bulls and Milk Cows
Three good registered Shorthorn yearling bulls for sale and additional fresh milk cows available. Listing by Mark Wilta with contact details not provided.
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Mark Wilta
Farm for Sale on 169 Acres Near Clarks Nob
Parcel of 169 acres located six miles northwest of Clarks Nob with 110 acres cultivated, seven acres alfalfa, and balance in meadow and pasture. Features include a good house, barn and granary, outhouses, cattle shed, shaded running spring at the home. No trade. A Agnow Central City Nob.
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Clarks
Nob
Howe
A. Agnow
Central City
A. J. Bhyder Seeks Register of Deeds Post
A. J. Bhyder, a candidate with Democratic ties, visits the county seat to handle business and meet supporters. He is described as both a hard working farmer and a bright, brainy business man who would make an excellent register of deeds.
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A. J. Bhyder
Ots
Busine Mattera
Fr W Marsh leaves Cleveland guest of Dovey party
Fr W Marsh of Cleveland who had been visiting the city departed yesterday afternoon for Seattle Washington. Mr Dovey and Miss Catherine were passengers with him as far as Omaha.
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Fr. W. Marsh
Cleveland
City
George B. Dovey
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Dovey
Misa Catherine
Bin
Omaha
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