References for Kolmogorov's strong law of a large numbers

It does not work, in general, if the summands are not iid. Both "independent" and "identically distributed" can be weakened, but you can't dispense with either of them entirely and still get the result without giving up something else.

The result that they cite as "Kolmogorov's Strong Law" is not what I always refer to as Kolmogorov's Strong Law (I suspect that what I refer to as Kolmogorov's Strong Law is the same thing that Allan Gut does). The result given on Wikipedia requires a finite second moment and that $\sum \frac{\mbox{Var} X_k}{k^2} < \infty$, but in exchange you can drop the requirement of being identically distributed. The proof of this version I think is actually pretty easy, the sketch being: because the series converges we can apply the Khintchine-Kolmogorov convergence theorem so that $\sum \frac{(X_k - \mu_k)}{k}$ converges almost surely, and the result follows after an application of Kronecker's Lemma.