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''Evening Kansan-Republican'' obituary: 1915 Dec 11 p. 1

'''J. A. RANDALL DIED THIS MORNING'''

Friends of J. A. Randall, familiarly known in Newton as Jack Randall, were shocked this morning to hear of his sudden death which occurred at the ranch of Mr. Randall which is about ten miles north of Burrton. He went to the ranch about three days ago intending to stay several days as is his custom on making trips there. Nothing definite has been heard as to the particulars of his death, but it is possible that it is heart failure, as it was known that he had been subjected to heart attacks recently.

Mr. Randall is an extensive land owner and also owns much property among which is the Randall building at the corner of Main and Fifth streets. He is survived by his brother, Captain George Randall who manages the Randall ranch near Burrton and a brother and sister whose homes are in Ohio.

C. F. Claassen and P. Lander motored to the ranch this afternoon to assist in making funeral arrangements.

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