The Fairfield Recorder newspaper - Friday, January 2, 1891 edition
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"Death's Sad Work"
A Fatal Epidemic visits Our Town and Killed Nearly All it Attacked. Christmas Week, a Week of Gloom and Sadness. Many Homes Mourn the Death of a Loved One. The Saddest Chapter Ever Recorded in the History of the Town.
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Lewis Lake, aged about 15, son of Mr. John E. Lake of Ward Prairie.
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"Death's Sad Work"
A Fatal Epidemic visits Our Town and Killed Nearly All it Attacked. Christmas Week, a Week of Gloom and Sadness. Many Homes Mourn the Death of a Loved One. The Saddest Chapter Ever Recorded in the History of the Town.
....
Lewis Lake, aged about 15, son of Mr. John E. Lake of Ward Prairie.
The Fairfield Recorder newspaper - Friday, January 2, 1891 edition
"
"Death's Sad Work"
A Fatal Epidemic visits Our Town and Killed Nearly All it Attacked. Christmas Week, a Week of Gloom and Sadness. Many Homes Mourn the Death of a Loved One. The Saddest Chapter Ever Recorded in the History of the Town.
....
Lewis Lake, aged about 15, son of Mr. John E. Lake of Ward Prairie.
"
"Death's Sad Work"
A Fatal Epidemic visits Our Town and Killed Nearly All it Attacked. Christmas Week, a Week of Gloom and Sadness. Many Homes Mourn the Death of a Loved One. The Saddest Chapter Ever Recorded in the History of the Town.
....
Lewis Lake, aged about 15, son of Mr. John E. Lake of Ward Prairie.
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