CROW, D. A.
Plainview, Tex, July 27 - D. A. Crow of the Nazareth community, 16 miles west of Tulia, met a tragic death when he fell from the windmill tower on his farm. He was badly mangled, his spine being broken and his limbs crushed. He leaves a large family. For a number of years he has resided in the Panhandle country and was a prosperous farmer stockman and horse and mule dealer. (El Paso Herald, El Paso, Tex. July 27, 1916)
Plainview, Tex, July 27 - D. A. Crow of the Nazareth community, 16 miles west of Tulia, met a tragic death when he fell from the windmill tower on his farm. He was badly mangled, his spine being broken and his limbs crushed. He leaves a large family. For a number of years he has resided in the Panhandle country and was a prosperous farmer stockman and horse and mule dealer. (El Paso Herald, El Paso, Tex. July 27, 1916)
CROW, D. A.
Plainview, Tex, July 27 - D. A. Crow of the Nazareth community, 16 miles west of Tulia, met a tragic death when he fell from the windmill tower on his farm. He was badly mangled, his spine being broken and his limbs crushed. He leaves a large family. For a number of years he has resided in the Panhandle country and was a prosperous farmer stockman and horse and mule dealer. (El Paso Herald, El Paso, Tex. July 27, 1916)
Plainview, Tex, July 27 - D. A. Crow of the Nazareth community, 16 miles west of Tulia, met a tragic death when he fell from the windmill tower on his farm. He was badly mangled, his spine being broken and his limbs crushed. He leaves a large family. For a number of years he has resided in the Panhandle country and was a prosperous farmer stockman and horse and mule dealer. (El Paso Herald, El Paso, Tex. July 27, 1916)
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