Bitten Tenant Accuses Landlady in Manila Quarrel
An 60 year old man, Emilio Tumangpang, reported to a Manila hospital that his landlady bit his left arm during a rent dispute. He said the landlady also struck his wife with a work tool.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
4
An 60 year old man, Emilio Tumangpang, reported to a Manila hospital that his landlady bit his left arm during a rent dispute. He said the landlady also struck his wife with a work tool.
An ad claims a product relieves pain and hemorrhoids with a mysterious formulation named Freparation Bio-Dyne. It touts a money back guarantee and references patent numbers, but offers no clear evidence or credible sourcing for the remedy.
Wing Commander M. Ramuony, district magistrate of Tripura, shot dead near Agartala a gigantic foot tusker said to have killed Hye persons. The elephant was described as the largest ever shot in the state.
Colorado State University researchers led by Dr. Don Hervey and A C Everson test native grasses to restore depleted range land. Seeding on 35 million acres could cut erosion and boost forage, with nurseries at Akron and other CSU stations evaluating blue grama side oats grama switch grass and sand blue stem for drought wind tolerance and nutritional value.
In northeastern Colorado native shortgrass establishment on abandoned cropland may take 25 to 50 years. Seeding can speed productivity to two or three years where natural revegetation is slow, according to the expert.
Denver restaurant owner Henry B. H. Zietz has built a 200 plus mounted animals and birds collection over 51 years, including works tied to Theodore Roosevelt and George Custer. His father started the display, with artifacts like a Colt 45 once owned by William S. Hart, and hunting gear linked to notable figures.
A 9:48 p.m. Saturday three car collision at 8th Ave and Uth St caused $475 in damages. Sheldon Burney of Sterling drove a 1957 Ford into a car stopped for a light, pushing it into a third vehicle. Kenneth Ray Sample of 2109 4th Ave drove a 1950 Mercury with $50 damage, and Ronald Dean Koehler of Rt. 1 Platteville drove a 1957 Ford with $175 damage. Burney’s car sustained $250 damage. A separate 1:21 p.m. crash involved Henry A. Bauer of 209 12th St with $25 damage and 1851 Ford driven by David H Nishimoto of Rt. 2 Platteville with $100 damage after Bauer stopped at 10th St. The year’s other notes mention Dartmouth College’s Museum in Hanover and gardening tips from Colorado State University.
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