From the Weekly Democratic Statesman, October 3, 1878
Four cotton gins have been burned here and near here within the past two weeks, only one of which was partially insured. A large amount of cotton was consumed and a son of Capt. P.M. Kolb, Abner Kolb was so badly burned that he died in a few hours.
Four cotton gins have been burned here and near here within the past two weeks, only one of which was partially insured. A large amount of cotton was consumed and a son of Capt. P.M. Kolb, Abner Kolb was so badly burned that he died in a few hours.
From the Weekly Democratic Statesman, October 3, 1878
Four cotton gins have been burned here and near here within the past two weeks, only one of which was partially insured. A large amount of cotton was consumed and a son of Capt. P.M. Kolb, Abner Kolb was so badly burned that he died in a few hours.
Four cotton gins have been burned here and near here within the past two weeks, only one of which was partially insured. A large amount of cotton was consumed and a son of Capt. P.M. Kolb, Abner Kolb was so badly burned that he died in a few hours.
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