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July 15, 1932
The Mahnomen Pioneer
Mahnomen, Mahnomen County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
County Commissioner Frank Grenier spots a male deer's horns caught in a woven wire fence on the Jos. Skala farm north of Red Lake Falls while driving to a Fourth of July celebration. Several men from stopped cars cut the wire with pliers to free the struggling young buck, which then wanders away.
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DEER'S HORNS CAUGHT IN WOVEN-WIRE FENCE
(Red Lake Falls Gazette)
When County Commissioner Frank Grenier was motoring to Red Lake Falls for the Fourth of July celebration Monday afternoon he noticed a male deer whose horns were caught in a woven wire fence along the Jos. Skala farm north of town. In a short time four or five cars had stopped alongside the frantic animal and after some difficulty the men cut the wire with pliers and released the struggling young buck, which wandered down the road and disappeared.
(Red Lake Falls Gazette)
When County Commissioner Frank Grenier was motoring to Red Lake Falls for the Fourth of July celebration Monday afternoon he noticed a male deer whose horns were caught in a woven wire fence along the Jos. Skala farm north of town. In a short time four or five cars had stopped alongside the frantic animal and after some difficulty the men cut the wire with pliers and released the struggling young buck, which wandered down the road and disappeared.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Animal Story
What themes does it cover?
Nature
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Deer Entanglement
Fence Rescue
Red Lake Falls
Animal Incident
What entities or persons were involved?
Frank Grenier
Jos. Skala
Where did it happen?
Jos. Skala Farm North Of Red Lake Falls
Story Details
Key Persons
Frank Grenier
Jos. Skala
Location
Jos. Skala Farm North Of Red Lake Falls
Event Date
Monday Afternoon For The Fourth Of July Celebration
Story Details
Frank Grenier notices a male deer's horns caught in a woven wire fence on the Jos. Skala farm. Men from stopped cars cut the wire with pliers and release the young buck, which wanders away.