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Douglas County murder trial being rescheduled

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By Travis Gulbrandson Verified
| Echo Press Verified
ALEXANDRIA — The trial of an Alexandria man accused of murder is being rescheduled. The trial of Angel Rua-Torres, 81, had been set for July 13-17 in Douglas County District Court, but is now no longer listed in the court calendar. On July 1, managing attorney for the defense Simon George sent a letter to Judge Timothy Churchwell, which read that George is having heart issues and is being medically treated, with more procedures coming up in the next month that cannot be moved.
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1927 murder leads to naming of 'Dead Man's Corner'

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By Travis Gulbrandson Verified
| Sidney Herald Verified
HOLMES CITY, Minn. — For years after his murder, the spot at which Arthur Sundberg died was referred to as "Dead Man's Corner." Sundberg, a 29-year-old farmhand, was found dead in his car about a mile east of Holmes City township in Minnesota, near a gravel pit, on the morning of Saturday, Aug. 6, 1927. His throat was cut and his head was marked by multiple knife wounds. Known to carry large sums of money, Sundberg was killed by a 19-year-old friend, Eddie Esala, for $11.
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Alexandria's historic creamery building is put up for sale

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By Travis Gulbrandson Verified
| Echo Press Verified
ALEXANDRIA — Last month, an Alexandria landmark was put up for sale. The North American Creamery Co. building is located at 801 Sixth Ave. E. and served a variety of purposes in its long existence. Work on the building commenced in 1905, with company manager Frank R. Noonan superintending the construction himself. "The building is a mammoth affair," the Alexandria Post News reported on July 20, 1905.
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