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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Michael Tobitsen died at her Wayne township home on Monday afternoon August 2 from lockjaw after stepping on a nail that penetrated her foot on July 26. A physician was summoned when the wound worsened and she was confined to bed the following Sunday.
The Monticello Express reports a patient infected with lockjaw died after serums were hastily procured and administered, the disease having progressed beyond remedies’ reach. The account notes the extreme seriousness of the condition and the ultimate death.
Oswald Sprank consulted Dr. Donalds on Wednesday morning about injuries from last winter after sledding. An X ray at Moulton hospital Bellevue revealed an extensive bone growth near the knee joint requiring operation. Dr Donaldson assisted Dr Moulton in removing the growth the next morning. patient is recovering well.
Dr F L Roach and Fred Stamp plan a rendering plant on Stamp's land near Bert Meineke’s farm. Construction is complete and machinery is awaited. delays in shipping push expected operation to October. The plant aims to dispose of animals dying from disease or other causes, addressing hundreds of cases annually in the community.
The Preston Times describes a watertight motorized tank for porting carcasses with windlass gear to load easily. State inspected operation will process diseased animals like accident deaths, reducing them to greases and tankage for sale. The plan aims to ease farmer disposal and profit promoters expect. Mrs Allen Miller died Friday and daughter Mrs Charles Bjer was seriously injured when their car was struck by a train near Clarence.
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