Winter flood drowns three Arbon children and takes the Bannock bridges
February 18, 1911 · Newspaper clipping
A January rainstorm in 1911 drowned three Arbon children and took the bridges on Bannock Creek; that spring Oneida County put new bridges to a bond vote.
- When
- February 18, 1911
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- As named in the article
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- Arbon
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- Newspaper clipping
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- American Falls Press, February 18, 1911, page 4. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
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- Winter flood drowns three Arbon children and takes the Bannock bridges
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The opening of the article as printed in the American Falls Press, February 18, 1911, page 4. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
Original filename: flood-of-1911-and-the-bannock-creek-bridges.jpg
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