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following appeared in the Richland Center Rustic Views from the Lone Rock Tornado STORM AT LONE ROCK ______________________ Three People Killed in Their Village and Others Lose Lives at Other Places ______________________ PROPERTY LOSS SIMPLY AWFUL ______________________ Lone Rock Had Twenty Homes Completely Wiped off the face of the Earth, as Many More Wrecked and Dozens of Others Damaged ______________________ THE DEAD |
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C. Pitkin, aged 40, lawyer, graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and
editor of the Tri-County Review, head crushed. Miss Clara Hatrey, aged 13, killed outright. Donald Hatrey, aged 7, killed outright. |
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| Mrs.
William Wright, back injured. Mrs. Joseph Hatrey, crushed. Arnold Hatrey, aged 5, head crushed. Floyd Wells, compound fracture of the hip. |
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| Mrs.
Emil Gilson Mrs. Lulu Fries Henry Axemaker Stephen Bennet Max Gundlach James Moore Clayton Burdick Mrs. Edward Lindberg and two children Mrs. Edward Burdick Mrs. Elenore Stock Raymond Stock Pearl Stocks Asa Knight Richard Clemo George Wright Isaac Higgins |
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