Alleged Larceny Case In Forbes Court
Ton ald Peter Morgan faced larceny charges over items allegedly taken from Smedley’s farm at Forbes and from Ooma. Witnesses testified to mixed ownership of blankets, a knife, soap, a looking glass, and chaff bags. Morgan admitted borrowing items but denied stealing. The court delayed the case to April 18 and later dismissed charges after considering ownership and defense explanations.
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Ehail
Beckman
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