NEWSPAPERS: Death of Henry Dollarhide, Jackson County, Oregon

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Jacksonville (Oregon) Post, Saturday, 23 October 1909, p. 2

DEATH OF HENRY DOLLARHIDE

Last Sunday evening, at Abner, Cal. Harry Dollarhide was accidentally
crushed to death while stepping on the pilot of the engine of the Weed
Lumber Company's train, of which he was the conductor. He was 34 years of
age, born at Jacksonville, and comes from a prominent family which is well
known throughout this county. In addition to a wife and two small children,
the deceased leaves a father and mother and several brothers and sisters to
mourn his untimely death. He was a cousin of Mrs. Jas. Zeigler, of Ashland,
and she, together with numerous other relatives and friends, attended the
funeral services which were held at Hornbrook last Tuesday. - Tidings.