Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-01
Printing and Engraving
w. II. BrambIett q Co., 1871 HOWARD

w. II. Bramb1ett q Co., 1871 Howard.
Perceiving the opportunities presented in
Omaha in the engraving business Mr.. w.
r. Bramblett, for eighteen years senior
partner of the firm of Bramblett & Beygeh
of st. Paul and Minneapolis, disposed of his
interest in that firm and installed a COM
plete plant in Omaha for general engraving,
including half-tone, zinc etching and color
work in all it's branches. Mr.. Bramblett
sees that nothing but high-class work
leaves his establishment. Particular atten-
ton has been given to the art department,
where the best talent obtainable has been
employed The early business done in this
city betokens a prosperous future.
+. II. Festner Co., 13O9-I1 Howard st.
This is the oldest job printing plant in
Omaha, having been established nearly
forty years ago by f. b. Festner. Since his
death his business has been conducted by
Mrs. Paul Getschman Mrs. Getschman is
one of Omaha's able business women and
has been successful in building up large
business.
Baker Bros. Engraving Co., Barker Bk
There are few institutions of any kind in
Omaha which have had such phenom-
enally rapid growth as the Baker Bros.
Engraving company. Perhaps one of the
several reasons for this is that the owners
were fortunate in having a member of the
firm to take charge of each department.
They started in five years ago with a very
small plant and did almost all of the work
themselves. Today they have one OF the
largest engraving businesses in the west.
Their entire equipment is truly up-to-the
minute in everything that belongs to the
engraving business. The proof of the pud-
ding is in the eating, and the quality of their
of the best engraving houses in the country.
Before they came to Omaha thousands of
dollars worth of work of this character
was sent to the east for execution. Now
most of this money stays in Omaha. not
only because Omaha merchants prefer to
patronize Omaha firms, but because they
can get just as good work here as any
where in the country.
Omaha Printing Co., 91S-O2f Farnnm.
The Omaha Printing company is the
largest establishment of its kind in omaha
being equipped to handle the biggest and
most difficult kinds of Jobs. Besides the
printing business large lines of Office fur
niture and stationery are carried.
Ray p. Nye of Fremont is presi-
| dent and F. B. Johnson of Omaha
is secretary and manager. The capital
stock was originally $4,000, but in August,
1903, it was increased to 500 600. A large
portion of the printing output is railroad
and catalogue work. 1t is the only printing
plant that can fit an office completely from
a box of pens to a mahogany desk.
A. I. Root, Inc. 121O-12 Howard Street.
The printing house established by A. l.
| Root has grown to be one of the largest in
the city and is specially noted for the fine
quality Of work turned out In January
1902 the business was Incorporated, with
Mr.. Root as president, L. NJ. Root as
vice president and G. A Wiese as secre-
tary. Since then fine three-story brick
building has been built and occupied with
the most improved machinery and equip
ment procurable.
Hopson Printing Co, 10 & Howard SITS.
The printing business established by Mr..
William b. Hopson in 1903 has grown rap
! idly and the volume of productiveness has
caused removal TO larger quarters from
the original establishment Mr.. Hopson is
| the chief owner of the business and is a
thoroughly practical man. The firm makes
high-grade work specially and handles
| every job with care and promptness.
IJOpp a Bartlett Co. 10th and Douglas
The Klopp e. Bartlett Co., established
1888, A. 7. Klopp president and ]. B. Red
| field secretary, have the distinction of
being the only Nebraska firm owning and
operating printing, lithographing, station
cry, blank book and Office furniture de-
partments complete. These five depart
ments enable a purchaser to obtain every
thing. from a printed envelope, lead pencil,
finely autographed letter heads to an Office
desk from the one firm. These greatly
appreciated by Omaha merchants and
the extensive mail order patronage place
the Klopp 81 Bartlett Co. in position
second to none in this territory.
The firm owns and occupies their own
building which contains 1850 square feet
of floor space. Their 1906 Stationery Cata-
log fully describes their line
Lyngstad n JOrve, 10 and Capitol Ave
While Lyngstad & Jorve do job printing
OF all kinds. they are the only firm in the
west making a speciality of handsome
memorial cards. doing remarkable bust
ness in this speciality. Mr. Lyngstad has
been In the printing business for over fifteen
years and Mr.. Jorve was made a member
of the firm January !, 1906