Washington Post
July 13, 1910
Farmer Was Plowing Corn Near Harrisonburg
in Thunderstorm.
Special to The Washington Post.
Harrisonburg, Va., July 12.
During a heavy electrical storm this afternoon,
Jacob Boyers, aged 21 and unmarried, son of George Boyers, while plowing corn one mile north of town, was killed, with his horse, by lightning.
July 13, 1910
Farmer Was Plowing Corn Near Harrisonburg
in Thunderstorm.
Special to The Washington Post.
Harrisonburg, Va., July 12.
During a heavy electrical storm this afternoon,
Jacob Boyers, aged 21 and unmarried, son of George Boyers, while plowing corn one mile north of town, was killed, with his horse, by lightning.
Washington Post
July 13, 1910
Farmer Was Plowing Corn Near Harrisonburg
in Thunderstorm.
Special to The Washington Post.
Harrisonburg, Va., July 12.
During a heavy electrical storm this afternoon,
Jacob Boyers, aged 21 and unmarried, son of George Boyers, while plowing corn one mile north of town, was killed, with his horse, by lightning.
July 13, 1910
Farmer Was Plowing Corn Near Harrisonburg
in Thunderstorm.
Special to The Washington Post.
Harrisonburg, Va., July 12.
During a heavy electrical storm this afternoon,
Jacob Boyers, aged 21 and unmarried, son of George Boyers, while plowing corn one mile north of town, was killed, with his horse, by lightning.
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