J. E. Wolford person
also known as: J. E. Wolford, Mr. Wolford
Summary: A respected citizen of Grant County from Lone Mountain who was seriously injured in a black powder blasting accident.
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Thomas Holson's ranch
cited from J… (1891)J. E. Wolford, of Lone Mountain, one of
the most respected citizens of Grant county, met
with a serious accident while blasting logs near
his ranch Monday last. He was using black
powder, which exploded prematurely. Every
stitch of clothing excep…
died_in
his own home after accident
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-09-18 (1891) · +1 morestepped into a prairie dog
hole, throwing him to the ground. It was some
time before he recovered consciousness.
Col. Horace Hooker, the broncho buster,
is in his native element when there are cows to
punch or a bucking broncho to ride. Hor…
lived_at
cited from Col… (1891)
stepped into a prairie dog
hole, throwing him to the ground. It was some
time before he recovered consciousness.
Col. Horace Hooker, the broncho buster,
is in his native element when there are cows to
punch or a bucking broncho to ride. Hor…
cited from J… (1891)
J. E. Wolford, of Lone Mountain, one of
the most respected citizens of Grant county, met
with a serious accident while blasting logs near
his ranch Monday last. He was using black
powder, which exploded prematurely. Every
stitch of clothing excep…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-09-18 (1891)
stepped into a prairie dog
hole, throwing him to the ground. It was some
time before he recovered consciousness.
Col. Horace Hooker, the broncho buster,
is in his native element when there are cows to
punch or a bucking broncho to ride. Hor…
used
cited from J… (1891)
J. E. Wolford, of Lone Mountain, one of
the most respected citizens of Grant county, met
with a serious accident while blasting logs near
his ranch Monday last. He was using black
powder, which exploded prematurely. Every
stitch of clothing excep…
witnessed
black powder blasting accident— 1891-09-25
cited from Col… (1891) · +2 morestepped into a prairie dog
hole, throwing him to the ground. It was some
time before he recovered consciousness.
Col. Horace Hooker, the broncho buster,
is in his native element when there are cows to
punch or a bucking broncho to ride. Hor…
accident
cited from J… (1891)J. E. Wolford, of Lone Mountain, one of
the most respected citizens of Grant county, met
with a serious accident while blasting logs near
his ranch Monday last. He was using black
powder, which exploded prematurely. Every
stitch of clothing excep…
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1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
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1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-09-18
1891 · newspaper · public-domain