Death of Samuel Reed Remembers a Pioneer and Friend
The Des Moines born Samuel Reed died Friday after a gallstone operation complicated by other ailments. He lived on farms in Wisconsin and Iowa, worked in creamery trading with Wallace and Reed, and later sold for Creamery Package Mfg Co. His funeral was held Sunday at River View Cemetery with many relatives and friends attending. He leaves daughter Mrs H G Kauffman of Des Moines and two grandsons Reed and Donald. His widow Laura Hofius died earlier. he was survived by siblings and other relatives.
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8. B. Reed
Des Moines
L. M. Horton
Wisconsin
L. Wheeler
Evalyn
Waukesha
Geo. R. Horton
Chicago
Henry Howell
Alf. Chabin
Mason City
Waugh
Beckman
Dugald Wallace
Charlie
Colman Chubb
William
Ra B. Hofius
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Algona
Alice
Mr Reed
John Wallace
Nancy
Wallace & Reed
Iowa
Creamery Package Manufacturing Co
G.R. H
Appreciation for Amuel Reed Born in Ottawa Wisconsin
An obituary style note recalls Amuel Reed born March 21 at Kesha's farm in Ottawa County Wise, describing his life as rich in humor and quiet resilience. It highlights a close-knit family, the joys of life, and a sense of camaraderie, noting his father’s name carried in his memory and his mother’s marriage.
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Amuel
Reed
Kesha
Ottawa
Waui County
Wise
Eggs For Hatching Barred Rocks in Algona Iowa
Advertises Barred Rocks eggs for hatching and day old or young birds. Promotes pure bred birds suitable for farmers and cooks. Contact J. B. King in Algona Iowa by call or write for details and availability.
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Algona
Iowa
J. B. King
Algona Markets Today in Brief Weather and Prices
Agricultural market roundup from Algona lists wheat at 80 to 900, oats 430 to 440, barley 60 to 600, rye 60a to 600, flax 895 to 100, corndic 60c, timothy 410 per ton, hay prices 84 to 7 and 37 to 98, cattle and hogs trading varied, eggs and dairy prices noted, bulk garden seeds advertised at Wolcott's hardware store.
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Algona
Young Man Dies in North Dakota Well Accident
Charley Oliver Henley, a homesteader formerly of Kos suth County, died March 26 near Elm North Dakota while trying to free a stuck rock in a 42 foot well. His brother Donald aided in the rescue but Charley succumbed before lif e could be saved. Funeral services were held at his parents home conducted by Rev. Grove. He leaves his parents Robt and Mrs Henley four brothers and three sisters. He was born June 25 1885 in Hamilton County Long.
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Charley Henley
Kossuth County
Elm
North Dakota
Charley
Donald
Grove
Charles Oliver Henley
Robt. Henley
Hamilton County
Fong
Fragmented report notes incident with unclear details
Partial OCR text mentions an incident at a store or location with vague references to a person named Hehe and appearance related issues. Details are unreadable, making exact actions, date, or entities indeterminate.
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Ireland
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Samuel
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Hera
Wm. C. Steele
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Emme
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Wolcott’s
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