Anderson County KS Archives News.....Means, Milo Leg Broken in Cattle Stampede March 20, 1880
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Garnett Journal (Garnett, KS) Saturday Pg 3 March 20, 1880

        Accident - Leg Broken
   On Tuesday of last week Dr. Thomas Lindsay, of
this city, was called out to see the son of Mrs. 
Jackson Means, Milo, by, in Reeder township, who
was run over by a herd of cattle and had his right
leg broken between the knee and the ankle. The tibia
and fibula were both broken, and the points of the
fractured bones protruded through the skin. The 
fracture was compound, but the Doctor reduced it,
and up to date the boy was doing well. The wonder
is, that he did not have the life trampled out of
him, as he was only eight years old, and was in
the midst of the stampede.

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