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Apoplexy Takes D. A. Thomas.Doo. A. Thomas, a well known, firmer, died Wednesday at his farm home near lower Twin lake where he had reilded with bis family for more i-brno flfteeo years Death whs due to apoplexy. Mr. Thomas was stricken about 9:30 o'clock a. m. while working In the woods about a mile from Wje bouse. He had sat down to rest and suddenly fell over. His son, Warren, placed him In the wagon andtook him home. Dr. Wenz was calledand administered stimulants, but the patient expired about 12:30 p. m. without bating regained conscious -INI.*Tbe body was brought to the undertaking rooms in Rathdrum. The f^ne^al will bo held froiu fhe M. E. church Sunday aflernoon at 2 o’clock.#Mr. Thomas was 69 years of age. He It survived by bis wife; also throe •on* end three daughters, all of whom are grown.Mr, Thomas was a conscientious and hard working man. and highly respected bv his friends and neighbors who bear testimony of his high qualities and his patieoce In adversity.t£RSti
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The Rathdrum Tribune
Rathdrum, Idaho, US
Fri, Dec 09, 1921
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