Obituary of John M Stoutenburg of LeMars Akron and Union County
John M Stoutenburg born November 22 1833 in Hunter Delaware County NY died March 22 1906 after a life of work in Olive Branch Ulster County NY LeMars IA Akron IA and Union County SD He married Lena Hull in 1856 and had three daughters and a son He moved from carpentering to furniture and undertaking then farmed His last months were spent in pain yet he remained patient and devout survived by wife daughters Clara and Howard and their families six grandchildren a brother and two sisters in Ulster County NY Spokane WA survivor list reflects a life of faith family and community service.
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John M. Stoutenburg
Hunter
Delaware County
N. Y
Olive Branch
Ulster County
Lena Hull
M. H
LeMars
Iowa
Akron
Union County
Harry Waterbury
R. H. Carratte
Clara Stoutenburg
Howard Stoutenburg
Lee
Eva
Eda
Mae
Bessie Stoutenburg
Carratte
Spokane
Washington
Notice of nonresponsibility for wife's accounts
G I Searls of Akron Iowa dated March 29 1906 declares he will not be responsible for accounts contracted by his wife Emma M Searls unless a written order signed by him is provided. The notice appears in a local newspaper as a formal statement of financial separation.
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Emma M. Searls
G. I. Searls
Akron
Iowa
Will of E L Johnson to be probated in Plymouth County
Estate of E L Johnson in Plymouth County Iowa notifies heir Viola D Johnson and others that a writing purporting to be his last will was filed March 21 1906 in the district court clerk's office. Final proof and hearing set for April 30 1906 to determine probate eligibility.
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Viola D. Johnson
EB. L. Johnson
Said
District Court
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Johnson
J. B. Cunningham
Lowa
Kine Brood Mares For Sale By Imported English Stud
Brood mares, nine years old, in foal, carry the lineage of an imported English stallion. Inquire of Doc. Gardner in Spink South Dakota for details and availability.
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Kine
England
Doc. Gardner
Spink
S. D
Notice to Present Accounts to Bank of Westfield
The undersigned directs that all accounts against him be presented to Neil McFarlin at the Bank of Westfield, Iowa, for payment and that all accounts due him are payable at the same place, D. L. Scanlon.
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Neil McFarlin
Bank of Westfield
Towa
D. L. Scanlon
Akron Elects Re elected Councilmen And Treasurer
Westfield Stells reports Akron voters re elected C. F. Mohr and C. M. Rasmussen to the city council and Neil McFarlan as treasurer. About 384 votes were cast with E. C. Mohr taking 23 and Wm. Boden 18. The note mentions a stormy day affecting school and church services, illness in families, store labor troubles at Rasmussen and several community updates.
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Sioux City
C. F. Mohr
C. M. Rasmussen
Neil McFarlan
E. C. Mohr
Wm. Boden
McFarlan
Melvin King
Union Creek Ripples special correspondence
The roads are the worst they have been in a long time as Union Creek reports local news. John E Eriegon installs a new pair of platform scales while J J Reeves travels from Hawarden for the Stouten burg funeral. Obituary notes mark the death of Jno M Stoutenburg at his son H M’s home. Mae Reeves visits from Hawarden to stay with her sister Mrs A L Bennett. Township supervisors meet at Clerk Petersons office and swear in newly elected officers. Chas Olson falls ill but improves. Mrs Olson likewise recovering. Clara Stoutenburg of Chicago aids at her father’s bedside during his passing.
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Neil McFarlin
Story County
Iowa
Rasmussen
Mr. Rasmussen
Melvin King
Irvin Good
James Buckingham
Bert Hoffman
J. P. McEwen
Sullivan
Jackson
Nebraska
Chas. Olson
For Sale Cheap Studebaker buggy and heater
A three-quarter width Studebaker buggy and a large coal heater with ventilating pattern are offered in good condition. Inquire of E. A. Fields or visit the mill for details.
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Studebaker
Low Rates West and Northwest Train Travel Fare Card
Greatly reduced west and northwest rail fares from February 165 to April 7 via the c M and St P Railway. $28.40 to California and 25 to North Pacific Coast points with half rates for children. Liberal stop-overs allowed, tickets valid in Tourist sleepers. For details contact a ticket agent or F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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C. M. & St. P. Railway
California
North Pacific Coast
Northwest
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Akron Market Report
Market notes list prices for Wheat No 2 and No 3, Barley, Hides, Butter, and Potatoes. Values are given for various commodities with units and fields showing fluctuating figures.
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Pete Saenat
Train schedule reading with mixed departure notes
Fragmented timetable lists No 103 passenger and No 101 passenger departures then No 93 freight and No 71 freight. Entries show various depart times such as 8 39 p m 1 30 p m and 1 15 a m with days like Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and daily service with exceptions. The readable items indicate a historical train timetable with multiple trains and inconsistent formatting.
Scientific Notes: World’s records and plans span fields
The report cites a rifle with a maximum range of 4781 yards, a California triumph at the St Louis Exposition with 20 grand prizes and 280 gold medals across metals, Schwab predicting Bethlehem will become a premier armor plate and gun factory, and a Tacoma shipload of 124587 bushels of wheat in 17 hours averaging 7344 per hour. It notes Chicago’s 7000 art students and the city’s famed art institute, a Paris avenue extension to the forest of Saint Germain costing 2 million dollars with an eight mile long eight lane boulevard and electric rail, plus Berlin’s highly accurate but not perfect clock to be moved underground for better precision.
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California
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Tacoma
Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
Avenue Des Champs-Elysees
Paris
Forest of St. Germain
Berlin Observatory
Prof. Foerster
New York Tribune
Evolution of House Heating Through the Ages
A compact history of heating from Bonfirea in the Soving Rooms to dangerous drafts. It traces medieval hearths, hooded vents, and wall inset fireplaces, noting the evolving sizes of openings and the use of iron doors to curb heat loss and smoke, while highlighting the central room feature of the fireplace and its decorative armorial function.
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America
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A. A. Wilson
Dr. Cilley
Union Creek
John E. Eriegon
J. J. Reeves
Hawarden
Stoutenburg
Jno. M. Stoutenburg
H. M
Mae Reeves
A. L. Bennett
Peterson
Akron Market Report
St P. Ry
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Beck & Burrill
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Akron Register-Tribune
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