News
Minnesota Farmer Plunges Beneath
His Own Hayrack.
Olivia, Minn., Sept 11.—Frank Senkyr, a farmer
living In Henryville nine miles south, was leaning over
the front end of an empty hayrack to urge on his horses
when a board broke and he fell head first to the ground,
both wheels passing over him. He walked to the house, a
distance of 400 feet, and, after telling his wife of the
accident, fell to the floor dead. Bemidji Pioneer
September 13, 1909
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