J. E. Stacy Dies After Twenty Years of Diabetes
Jerome E. Stacy longtime Algona resident and public servant dies Friday evening at age 30? He served as County Clerk Judge Treasurer Recorder and Mayor. Pioneer of the 1850s with a mill business dating to 1868, he expanded the old wagon mill into a flouring mill, upgraded machinery and dams, partnered with D. W. King Charles Brown and J. B. Jones, disposed of land to fund improvements, later selling to Farmers' Milling Company while retaining a large interest.
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Wester
D. W. King
Charles Brown
J. B. Jones
Stacy
Farmers’ Milling Company
Pioneer Jerome Stacy, Algona Leader, Dies After Long Service
Jerome B. Stacy longtime Algona resident and civic pillar dies after a long illness. A pioneer who arrived in 1856, he served as county clerk judge treasurer and recorder and as mayor. He helped found Algona College and ran a nursery. remembered for generosity to debtors and poor neighbors amid hard times. Funeral Monday noon at home conducted by Rev. O. H. Wolimes with many old settlers present.
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Stacy
Lute A
Narcord. &. Stacy & Son
Jerome B. Stacy
Centerville
N. Y
Stuben County
N.Y
Rock
O. H. Wolimes
Dead Animals Removed and Hide Buyer Ad
An advertiser offers removal of dead animals from premises at no charge and buys hides of all kinds. Contact by card or telephone 128. Office and yards at the house. 18tt Ole Nurwoup.
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Ole Nurwoup
Bank rumors and a German insanity case in 1904
A misreported claim that A D Clarke sold his Minneapolis bank interests is disputed as false by the editor of the U D M. The piece notes Clarke will not divest and holds significant stock. Also recorded is the insanity adjudication of Mrs BEHR Reese of Germany Iowa and her letter pleading protection from imagined enemies.
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A. D. Clarke
Minneapolis
Clarke National Bank
Algona
Clarke
Starr
Minneapolis Tribune
Tribune
Johnson
BE. HR. Reese
Germany
Germania
Roosevelt
Mre. Risesm
Germana
Iowa
Age Rules for Horse Teeth from Watt's Farm Guide
Advice from I A Watt in Wallace's Farmer outlines dental signs to judge horse age. It describes tooth development and wear patterns from one to twelve years, noting crescent cups, tooth length, and core wear, with accuracy diminishing after twelve.
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I. A. Watt
Wallaces
Tribute to a Departed Friend at Riverview Cemetery
A quartet led funeral rites for a beloved figure with hymns and flowers from friends. The interment followed at Riverview Cemetery among early pioneers. Notices about loans at Hawuarp & Pye appear in the record.
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E. G. Bowyer
Overmyer
DL. Smith
KR. R. Smith
Riverview Cemetery
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Kraft
Kristmas
Yale Tide
Kraft Clothing CO
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Taylor’s
Algona Ice Cream and Gandy Factory
Mig
Leader
New York
C Leader
Jas
Patterson
Prop
J. E. Stacy
Jerome E. Stacy
Jfor
Thiwrette B. Taylor
Chauncey Taylor
Charles Stinson
L. L. Bassett
Sheldon
James A. Stacy
Milford
August Sterzbach
Lute A. Stacy
George W
William C
St. Nicholas
John Galbraith
Algona College
American Emigrant Company
Boone
Hocking
F. S. Norton
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Hawuarp & Pye