The Times-Herald November 23, 1918; page 8.
Died - Wednesday afternoon, at Crane, James Officer. Deceased formerly resided in the Dayville country but of late years had been residing in the vicinity of Crane. The immediate cause of his death is reported as from a hemorrhage. Deceased was suffering from tuberculosis trouble and was in a store in Crane when a severe coughing spell came on him. He walked out on the street where he soon expired from the blood. We understand he leaves a wife and six children to mourn him. Contributed by Old Homestead (Martha Landers) original creator of memorial.
The Times-Herald November 23, 1918; page 8.
Died - Wednesday afternoon, at Crane, James Officer. Deceased formerly resided in the Dayville country but of late years had been residing in the vicinity of Crane. The immediate cause of his death is reported as from a hemorrhage. Deceased was suffering from tuberculosis trouble and was in a store in Crane when a severe coughing spell came on him. He walked out on the street where he soon expired from the blood. We understand he leaves a wife and six children to mourn him. Contributed by Old Homestead (Martha Landers) original creator of memorial.
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