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DEATH TAKES YOUNG MAN
Dale L. Carlile Dies at Nampa, Victim
of Tuberculosis
NAMPA — Dale L. Carlile, son of D. J. Carlile of this city, died early Tuesday morning, at the age of 24 Years. Death resulted from tuberculosis. The young man had for some years been an express messenger on a run through Missouri. A siege of pneumonia is said to have developed into the dread disease which brought Mr. Carlile to his home here this summer. He was not married.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the home. Services will be in charge of Rev. J. Wesley Miller, with burial in Kohlerlawn.
The Idaho Statesman
Boise, Idaho · Wednesday, September 15, 1915
DEATH TAKES YOUNG MAN
Dale L. Carlile Dies at Nampa, Victim
of Tuberculosis
NAMPA — Dale L. Carlile, son of D. J. Carlile of this city, died early Tuesday morning, at the age of 24 Years. Death resulted from tuberculosis. The young man had for some years been an express messenger on a run through Missouri. A siege of pneumonia is said to have developed into the dread disease which brought Mr. Carlile to his home here this summer. He was not married.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the home. Services will be in charge of Rev. J. Wesley Miller, with burial in Kohlerlawn.
The Idaho Statesman
Boise, Idaho · Wednesday, September 15, 1915
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DEATH TAKES YOUNG MAN
Dale L. Carlile Dies at Nampa, Victim
of Tuberculosis
NAMPA — Dale L. Carlile, son of D. J. Carlile of this city, died early Tuesday morning, at the age of 24 Years. Death resulted from tuberculosis. The young man had for some years been an express messenger on a run through Missouri. A siege of pneumonia is said to have developed into the dread disease which brought Mr. Carlile to his home here this summer. He was not married.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the home. Services will be in charge of Rev. J. Wesley Miller, with burial in Kohlerlawn.
The Idaho Statesman
Boise, Idaho · Wednesday, September 15, 1915
DEATH TAKES YOUNG MAN
Dale L. Carlile Dies at Nampa, Victim
of Tuberculosis
NAMPA — Dale L. Carlile, son of D. J. Carlile of this city, died early Tuesday morning, at the age of 24 Years. Death resulted from tuberculosis. The young man had for some years been an express messenger on a run through Missouri. A siege of pneumonia is said to have developed into the dread disease which brought Mr. Carlile to his home here this summer. He was not married.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the home. Services will be in charge of Rev. J. Wesley Miller, with burial in Kohlerlawn.
The Idaho Statesman
Boise, Idaho · Wednesday, September 15, 1915
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