Only Living Editor Writes of Early Days The Sun
The narrator recalls Sac City newspaper history from 1891 to 1893, detailing owners Barnard and McKeen, the Stouffer takeover, and long runs by Sam and Frank Stouffer, plus prior editors Miller Adams and Sidney Smith, with notes on staff, finances, and the paper’s growth and local impact.
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Long Beach
California
The
Sun
Sidney Smith
Sac City
Miller
the Sun
Barnard
Carroll
Anamosa
Iowa State Normal School
Town State Teachers College
Corvallis
Oregon
Barnard & McKeen
Sac County
F. E. Stouffer
Stouffers
Sam
Frank
General News Service
County Correspondence
Sam Stouffer
Good Matter
Florida
Stouffer Brothers
Iie
Franks
W. K.whiteside
John H. D. Gray
Fay Brenton
John
Fay
Whiteside
Sun Office
Schaller Herald
Phil Schaller
Herald
Wall Lake Blade
C. C. Cleveland
Dakotas
Dick Robertson
Byron Adams
Tom” Purcell
Mr. Barnard
Tom
Ida Grove
Hampton Chronicle
Chronicle
Miss Babcock
Nebraska
Elgin
Madison
Redlands
Kingsburg
Recorder
Fresno State Teachers College
Calif
Frank Stouffer
Sac
Judge Criss
Asa Platt
D. Carr Early
J. E. Armstrong
W. G. Wine
Chas. L. Early
Dr. Brenton
James H. Tait
Wm. Jackson
C. B. Adams
Walter Alexander
Geo. J. Fox
CG. W. Marcy
Ww. B. Wayt
Chas. Altschuler
Mr. Bauer Sr
W. P. Bauer
C. Everet Lee
C. Brown
Myron Childs
Mr. Olson
8. M. Elwood
Rev
Peter Fox
Mr. Heagy
E. N.baily
C. BE. Lane
D. W. Graft
C. E. Stalleop
Sac City and Sac County Pride Statement
A nostalgic message from Kingsburg California in April 1931 expresses pride in Sac City and Sac County. It wishes a bright happy prosperous future for all residents, reflecting fond memories and local affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
Sac County
Kingsburg
California
Service Built Neal's Business
A. G. Neal started his own business in Sac City in April 1920, building a furniture and undertaking firm on unselfish service. Over 11 years he expanded to a modern furniture store on South West State street and a used furniture shop on South Fifth street, with repair and upholstering work. He opened Neal Funeral Home at Ninth and Main, serving Des Moines, Omaha, and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hart
Hart
Phil Schaller
Schaller & Hart
Schaller
Sac City
J. H. Stafford
E. Wilhelm
J. M. Fox
J. H. Fox
J.H. A Prof. Gardner
Iowa
Baptist Academy
Baptists
W. G. Lee
Sac City High School
The
Sun
Gardner
Sac
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Canada
United States
A. G. Neal
Neal
Sac Country Club
South West State Street
South Fifth Street
Ninth and Main Street
Lanes Run Tavern Cafe Since 1919 in Sac City
C R and J B Lane operate the Tavern Cafe in Sac City their entire lives. They opened the Tavern February 21 1919 and have owned and run it continuously since. For six years it has been an official AAA cafe offering complete dining room service means and short orders fountain service cigars and candies. Both proprietors have homes and families in Sac City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
J. B. Lane
Sac City
First Exclusive Radio Store in Sac County
The Sac City Radio Co. owned by Leonard L. Schnirring opened Sac County’s first exclusive radio store in 1925 on Third street. After a year it moved to South Fifth street and offers Atwater Kent Crosley Majestic Philco Brunswick radios plus parts, used sets, Majestic Electric refrigerators, and a well stocked service department with lamps, flashlights, guns and ammo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City Radio Co
Leonard L. Schnirring
Sac County
Third Street
South Fifth Street
Atwater-Kent
Crosley
Majestic
Philco
Brunswick
The Way Choose Always the Way That Seems Best
A paraphrase attributed to Pythagarag on choosing paths. The note contrasts rough paths versus easier routes, suggesting that custom can smooth the journey for acceptance and ease. The quote emphasizes preference for the perceived best path despite potential hardship.
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Blaine
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Jim” Garrison
Millers
Wichita
Il Believe
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Mason
Sidney
Denver
Seatle
Washington
Masonic
Seattle
Lake City
Newell Mirror
Storm Lake
Sumner E. Barnard
Itill
Times
L. H. Beck
Edith A. Adams
Ponca
Sioux City
Missouri River
Randolph
Nebr
Winnside
U. S. Census Office
Vital Statistics Division
Washington, D.C
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Denison
Elgin Review
Lander
Wyoming
Shaw
Treaury Department
District of Columbia
Tavern Cafe
Lane Bros
Guntry
Service
Gortz Brewing
ST. Vesert
Goetz
Goetz Country Club
Country Club
M. K. Goetz Brewing Co
Missouri Company
Gold Bond Products