Lightning Kills Sanford Man William Warnock
William Warnock, about 35, was killed instantly in his Sanford yard by a lightning bolt during an electric storm. He was a railway fireman and cattle businessman, survived by a wife and family, with funeral held in Sanford. A Woodmen entertainment and church services are noted plus a lost letter case reward.
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William Warnock
Sanford
Warnock
Order of Railway Firemen
B.S. Reynolds
Rosilla Warnock
Romeo area notices and plans from local sale and canals progress
Local tidbits note Mrs. Amy Young’s public sale drew buyers and cash sales predominated. Romeo Telephone Co files incorporation as pole hauling advances toward connections before snow. Government lectures in Denver promote Trans Miss. Commercial Congress on Panama canal and western state opportunities.
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Amy Young
Romeo Telephone Co
Wight
Panama Republic
Canal Zone
Buffalo
N. Y
Galveston
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Denver
Trans-Mississippi States
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L. P. Pemberton
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Zephulo
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S. J. Pastor
Cupulin
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J.T. Eskridge
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