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Tommy Anderson
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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:33 PM · 1 min read
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2 drivers injured in Clay County semi crash — Bottineau Health news

FELTON, Minn. — Two semi drivers were injured in a crash Friday morning, Oct. 30, in Felton. According to a report from the Minnesota State Patrol, Bradley Joel Weerts, 57, of Ada, was driving a 2018 International Construction truck southbound on Highway 9. Larry Donald Mosloff, 54, of Glyndon, was driving westbound on County Road 34. The two vehicles collided, the report said. Both drivers sustained injuries that were not considered to be life-threatening. Weerts was taken via ambulance to Sanford for treatment. Mosloff was not taken to a hospital. Both were wearing seat belts, the report said. The crash happened at 6:40 a.m., the report said. Roads were dry at the time of the crash. The Clay County Sheriff's Office and Glyndon Fire Department also responded to the crash. ]]>

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