Pauline boy, 12, dies weeks after a ruptured appendix
January 19, 1928 · Newspaper clipping
Brought into Pocatello at 3:30 on New Year’s morning 1928 with a ruptured appendix, twelve-year-old Earl Lewis of Pauline lived eighteen more days.
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- January 19, 1928
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- Pocatello Tribune, January 19, 1928, page 10. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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