Herman was a farmer of long standing in Billings, Oklahoma raising prized Hereford cattle. In 1926 he auctioned the farm, known by locals as the old Minehan home. The farm sale ad cited: "This farm is known by all as one of the good ones of this section." (The Billings News, 09 Apr 1926, Fri · Page 1)
Mr. Glahn took his own life at the age of 50, he had been suffering from blood poisoning in his left arm for two months and had grown despondent this coupled with continued brooding over the death of his son John who drown several years before. (The Enid Morning News, 14 Apr 1926, Wed · Page 8)
Mr. Glahn took his own life at the age of 50, he had been suffering from blood poisoning in his left arm for two months and had grown despondent this coupled with continued brooding over the death of his son John who drown several years before. (The Enid Morning News, 14 Apr 1926, Wed · Page 8)
Herman was a farmer of long standing in Billings, Oklahoma raising prized Hereford cattle. In 1926 he auctioned the farm, known by locals as the old Minehan home. The farm sale ad cited: "This farm is known by all as one of the good ones of this section." (The Billings News, 09 Apr 1926, Fri · Page 1)
Mr. Glahn took his own life at the age of 50, he had been suffering from blood poisoning in his left arm for two months and had grown despondent this coupled with continued brooding over the death of his son John who drown several years before. (The Enid Morning News, 14 Apr 1926, Wed · Page 8)
Mr. Glahn took his own life at the age of 50, he had been suffering from blood poisoning in his left arm for two months and had grown despondent this coupled with continued brooding over the death of his son John who drown several years before. (The Enid Morning News, 14 Apr 1926, Wed · Page 8)
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