Soldier. Last Monday morning S. R. Fairbank and Byron Brown, the little four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgie Brown had just returned from town and the little fellow started across the yard where the folks were washing when he saw a wash boiler which was full of boiling water and was covered. And in some way he overturned it on himself scalding back and hips, which resulted in his death the following morning. He was unconscious from the time of the accident until his death and passed away without suffering but little pain ... interred in the cemetery here Wednesday.
The Recorder-Tribune, August 24, 1905.
The Recorder-Tribune, August 24, 1905.
Soldier. Last Monday morning S. R. Fairbank and Byron Brown, the little four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgie Brown had just returned from town and the little fellow started across the yard where the folks were washing when he saw a wash boiler which was full of boiling water and was covered. And in some way he overturned it on himself scalding back and hips, which resulted in his death the following morning. He was unconscious from the time of the accident until his death and passed away without suffering but little pain ... interred in the cemetery here Wednesday.
The Recorder-Tribune, August 24, 1905.
The Recorder-Tribune, August 24, 1905.
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