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The Wyandotte Herald
Wyandotte, Wayne County, Michigan
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In Italy, farmer Danielo Alghessello hung a vest with 4,000 lire in a cow's stall; the cow ate it. He killed the cow to recover the money but failed, sold the meat at a loss, and was fined by authorities for unlicensed butchering.
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ROME.—There is one farmer in Italy who has learned to hate cows.
The farmer, Danielo Alghessello, recently hung up in a stall next to the cow a vest containing his wallet with 4,000 lire (over $200) in the pocket. The cow seized the vest and ate it.
In the hope of recovering his money Danielo killed the cow and examined its stomach, but did not find the chewed money. So he sold the meat at less than cost.
Now the local authorities have fined Danielo for killing a cow without a license for butchering.
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Italy
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cow killed; money not recovered; meat sold at loss; fined by local authorities for killing without butchering license.
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Farmer Danielo Alghessello hung a vest with wallet containing 4,000 lire next to a cow in a stall; cow ate the vest. Hoping to recover money, he killed and examined the cow's stomach but found no money, then sold the meat at less than cost. Local authorities fined him for killing the cow without a license.