The Atchison Champion, 10 February 1900
CUMMINGS
The neighborhood has suffered a loss in the death of our neighbor, G. Y. Bilderback, who died at 12 A.M., Feb. 5. He leaves a wife and two sons, both of them married, the youngest of which was married to Miss Edna Andre at the home of the groom's father, by Rev. R. V. Waldraven, pastor of the M. E. church at this place. John Bilderback is here from Renfrow, Okla., looking well, and reports Okla. as the garden of the world; but he has to admit that his wheat was a failure, and corn is only worth 21c at his station.
CUMMINGS
The neighborhood has suffered a loss in the death of our neighbor, G. Y. Bilderback, who died at 12 A.M., Feb. 5. He leaves a wife and two sons, both of them married, the youngest of which was married to Miss Edna Andre at the home of the groom's father, by Rev. R. V. Waldraven, pastor of the M. E. church at this place. John Bilderback is here from Renfrow, Okla., looking well, and reports Okla. as the garden of the world; but he has to admit that his wheat was a failure, and corn is only worth 21c at his station.
The Atchison Champion, 10 February 1900
CUMMINGS
The neighborhood has suffered a loss in the death of our neighbor, G. Y. Bilderback, who died at 12 A.M., Feb. 5. He leaves a wife and two sons, both of them married, the youngest of which was married to Miss Edna Andre at the home of the groom's father, by Rev. R. V. Waldraven, pastor of the M. E. church at this place. John Bilderback is here from Renfrow, Okla., looking well, and reports Okla. as the garden of the world; but he has to admit that his wheat was a failure, and corn is only worth 21c at his station.
CUMMINGS
The neighborhood has suffered a loss in the death of our neighbor, G. Y. Bilderback, who died at 12 A.M., Feb. 5. He leaves a wife and two sons, both of them married, the youngest of which was married to Miss Edna Andre at the home of the groom's father, by Rev. R. V. Waldraven, pastor of the M. E. church at this place. John Bilderback is here from Renfrow, Okla., looking well, and reports Okla. as the garden of the world; but he has to admit that his wheat was a failure, and corn is only worth 21c at his station.
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