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August 9, 1928
The Kanabec County Times
Kanabec County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Oscar Hoglund, a Taylors Falls merchant, won a $2,250 judgment against H. B. Gregory of Cumberland in Barron County, Wisconsin, court for damages from a truck crash into his store a year ago last May.
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TAYLORS FALLS MAN WINS
$2250 JUDGMENT IN BARRON
Judgment for $2,250 has been received by Oscar Hoglund, Taylors Falls merchant, from H. B. Gregory of Cumberland, in a damage suit decision handed down in county court in Barron county, Wisconsin. The suit for damages was the outcome of an accident which occurred a year ago last May, when a truck operated by Mr. Gregory on the Taylors Falls hill crashed into the Hoglund store and damaged the building and its contents considerably. -Chisago Co. Press.
$2250 JUDGMENT IN BARRON
Judgment for $2,250 has been received by Oscar Hoglund, Taylors Falls merchant, from H. B. Gregory of Cumberland, in a damage suit decision handed down in county court in Barron county, Wisconsin. The suit for damages was the outcome of an accident which occurred a year ago last May, when a truck operated by Mr. Gregory on the Taylors Falls hill crashed into the Hoglund store and damaged the building and its contents considerably. -Chisago Co. Press.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Triumph
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Court Judgment
Truck Accident
Damage Suit
Merchant Store Damage
What entities or persons were involved?
Oscar Hoglund
H. B. Gregory
Where did it happen?
Barron County, Wisconsin; Taylors Falls
Story Details
Key Persons
Oscar Hoglund
H. B. Gregory
Location
Barron County, Wisconsin; Taylors Falls
Event Date
A Year Ago Last May
Story Details
Oscar Hoglund sued H. B. Gregory for damages after Gregory's truck crashed into Hoglund's store on Taylors Falls hill, causing considerable damage to the building and contents; Hoglund received a $2,250 judgment in Barron County court.