NO MARKER EXISTS.
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THE GARFIELD BOOSTER
January 20, 1916
W.J. Holland died at his home in this city yesterday morning, of pneumonia, aged 59 years and 25 days. Funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon, conducted by Rev. W.E. Dull.
Mr. Holland moved here from Oklahoma about two months ago and shortly after they arrived, his wife was taken sick. She had recovered when he was taken with the disease which caused his death.
His son, M.G., has been working at Byers' barber shop all summer and another son, E.E., has been here since the beginning of harvest.
There is left to mourn his death, besides the wife, seven children: M.G., E.E., Alfred and Millie, all of Garfield, Mrs. Reed of Colo., and two Mrs. Johns, who married brothers, of Oklahoma.
The Booster joins in extending the sympathy of the community in this extremely sad death.
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THE KINSLEY GRAPHIC
Thursday, January 27, 1916
Garfield
W.J. Holland died at his home in the northwest part of town Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the home, Reverend Dull conducting the services, and the remains were laid to rest in the Garfield cemetery. Sympathy of the community goes out to them, as they are strangers here, only being here a few weeks, and Mrs. Holland just recovering from a siege of typhoid fever.
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THE GARFIELD BOOSTER
January 20, 1916
W.J. Holland died at his home in this city yesterday morning, of pneumonia, aged 59 years and 25 days. Funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon, conducted by Rev. W.E. Dull.
Mr. Holland moved here from Oklahoma about two months ago and shortly after they arrived, his wife was taken sick. She had recovered when he was taken with the disease which caused his death.
His son, M.G., has been working at Byers' barber shop all summer and another son, E.E., has been here since the beginning of harvest.
There is left to mourn his death, besides the wife, seven children: M.G., E.E., Alfred and Millie, all of Garfield, Mrs. Reed of Colo., and two Mrs. Johns, who married brothers, of Oklahoma.
The Booster joins in extending the sympathy of the community in this extremely sad death.
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THE KINSLEY GRAPHIC
Thursday, January 27, 1916
Garfield
W.J. Holland died at his home in the northwest part of town Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the home, Reverend Dull conducting the services, and the remains were laid to rest in the Garfield cemetery. Sympathy of the community goes out to them, as they are strangers here, only being here a few weeks, and Mrs. Holland just recovering from a siege of typhoid fever.
NO MARKER EXISTS.
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THE GARFIELD BOOSTER
January 20, 1916
W.J. Holland died at his home in this city yesterday morning, of pneumonia, aged 59 years and 25 days. Funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon, conducted by Rev. W.E. Dull.
Mr. Holland moved here from Oklahoma about two months ago and shortly after they arrived, his wife was taken sick. She had recovered when he was taken with the disease which caused his death.
His son, M.G., has been working at Byers' barber shop all summer and another son, E.E., has been here since the beginning of harvest.
There is left to mourn his death, besides the wife, seven children: M.G., E.E., Alfred and Millie, all of Garfield, Mrs. Reed of Colo., and two Mrs. Johns, who married brothers, of Oklahoma.
The Booster joins in extending the sympathy of the community in this extremely sad death.
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THE KINSLEY GRAPHIC
Thursday, January 27, 1916
Garfield
W.J. Holland died at his home in the northwest part of town Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the home, Reverend Dull conducting the services, and the remains were laid to rest in the Garfield cemetery. Sympathy of the community goes out to them, as they are strangers here, only being here a few weeks, and Mrs. Holland just recovering from a siege of typhoid fever.
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THE GARFIELD BOOSTER
January 20, 1916
W.J. Holland died at his home in this city yesterday morning, of pneumonia, aged 59 years and 25 days. Funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon, conducted by Rev. W.E. Dull.
Mr. Holland moved here from Oklahoma about two months ago and shortly after they arrived, his wife was taken sick. She had recovered when he was taken with the disease which caused his death.
His son, M.G., has been working at Byers' barber shop all summer and another son, E.E., has been here since the beginning of harvest.
There is left to mourn his death, besides the wife, seven children: M.G., E.E., Alfred and Millie, all of Garfield, Mrs. Reed of Colo., and two Mrs. Johns, who married brothers, of Oklahoma.
The Booster joins in extending the sympathy of the community in this extremely sad death.
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THE KINSLEY GRAPHIC
Thursday, January 27, 1916
Garfield
W.J. Holland died at his home in the northwest part of town Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the home, Reverend Dull conducting the services, and the remains were laid to rest in the Garfield cemetery. Sympathy of the community goes out to them, as they are strangers here, only being here a few weeks, and Mrs. Holland just recovering from a siege of typhoid fever.
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