Adams County Free Press
August 6, 1910
Page 5
Frank Kosar, a wealthy Kansas farmer was killed by his own team while working in the field last Friday. Mr. Kosar was the son of John Kosar who died recently at his home in Williamson, and he had just returned home from his father's funeral. It is indeed a sad case and one that has attracted a good deal of attention. The deceased was unmarried and about forty-six years of age. He owned twelve hundred acres of farm land in Kansas and leaves considerable money. He was a native of Williamson.
August 6, 1910
Page 5
Frank Kosar, a wealthy Kansas farmer was killed by his own team while working in the field last Friday. Mr. Kosar was the son of John Kosar who died recently at his home in Williamson, and he had just returned home from his father's funeral. It is indeed a sad case and one that has attracted a good deal of attention. The deceased was unmarried and about forty-six years of age. He owned twelve hundred acres of farm land in Kansas and leaves considerable money. He was a native of Williamson.
Adams County Free Press
August 6, 1910
Page 5
Frank Kosar, a wealthy Kansas farmer was killed by his own team while working in the field last Friday. Mr. Kosar was the son of John Kosar who died recently at his home in Williamson, and he had just returned home from his father's funeral. It is indeed a sad case and one that has attracted a good deal of attention. The deceased was unmarried and about forty-six years of age. He owned twelve hundred acres of farm land in Kansas and leaves considerable money. He was a native of Williamson.
August 6, 1910
Page 5
Frank Kosar, a wealthy Kansas farmer was killed by his own team while working in the field last Friday. Mr. Kosar was the son of John Kosar who died recently at his home in Williamson, and he had just returned home from his father's funeral. It is indeed a sad case and one that has attracted a good deal of attention. The deceased was unmarried and about forty-six years of age. He owned twelve hundred acres of farm land in Kansas and leaves considerable money. He was a native of Williamson.
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