AGED FARMER DIES SUDDENLY
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After Almost Complete Recovery from Illness, Henry Cox Is Called
MIDDLETON--Henry Cox, father of O. A. Cox of Middleton, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning at the ranch home northwest of town, where he lived. The aged parent had been ill, but in the past few weeks made such excellent progress toward recovery that his death came as a distinct shock. Mr. Cox lived alone on his ranch, but since his illness had been attended by an aged friend, who sent in word of his demise. No funeral arrangements could be announced on Tuesday. [The Idaho Statesman, May 24, 1916, p.3]
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After Almost Complete Recovery from Illness, Henry Cox Is Called
MIDDLETON--Henry Cox, father of O. A. Cox of Middleton, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning at the ranch home northwest of town, where he lived. The aged parent had been ill, but in the past few weeks made such excellent progress toward recovery that his death came as a distinct shock. Mr. Cox lived alone on his ranch, but since his illness had been attended by an aged friend, who sent in word of his demise. No funeral arrangements could be announced on Tuesday. [The Idaho Statesman, May 24, 1916, p.3]
AGED FARMER DIES SUDDENLY
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After Almost Complete Recovery from Illness, Henry Cox Is Called
MIDDLETON--Henry Cox, father of O. A. Cox of Middleton, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning at the ranch home northwest of town, where he lived. The aged parent had been ill, but in the past few weeks made such excellent progress toward recovery that his death came as a distinct shock. Mr. Cox lived alone on his ranch, but since his illness had been attended by an aged friend, who sent in word of his demise. No funeral arrangements could be announced on Tuesday. [The Idaho Statesman, May 24, 1916, p.3]
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After Almost Complete Recovery from Illness, Henry Cox Is Called
MIDDLETON--Henry Cox, father of O. A. Cox of Middleton, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning at the ranch home northwest of town, where he lived. The aged parent had been ill, but in the past few weeks made such excellent progress toward recovery that his death came as a distinct shock. Mr. Cox lived alone on his ranch, but since his illness had been attended by an aged friend, who sent in word of his demise. No funeral arrangements could be announced on Tuesday. [The Idaho Statesman, May 24, 1916, p.3]
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