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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
14
Hospital records list Alois Pierzina of Arcadia and Selmer Hulett of Taylor among cases treated the same night. A recurring call for expert services is noted with the line Call 328 for Aa service.
By Blosser fledgling robin found in a chicken pot now clings to Donna Jean named Billie. The bird follows her around sits on her hand perches on her shoulder and even sleeps in her bedroom.
The Winona La Crosse traffic bureau reports new class adjustments effective last Tuesday. Shippers in Winona and La Crosse face rate changes to and from Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Nebraska North and South Dakota Wyoming and eastern Colorado. A separate delay sets hearings on driver hours and intrastate truck rates. the Minnesota investigation targets in state for hire trucks with Sept. 11 hearing in St Paul.
Whitehall Wisconsin report notes four patients from a collision between cars driven by Andrew Seifert of Arcadia and Almer E Brynteson of Princeton Minn. Brynteson’s mother, Mrs. Marcus Brynteson, died. all other patients except Seifert were dismissed at noon. Mrs Brynteson’s body was moved to Princeton for burial. Survivors include four sons and a daughter. The piece also lists attendees at a large funeral service for B. M. Sletteland and mentions other local travel, visits, and a hospital forearm fracture.
A monthly health department report by Commissioner A. M. Murphy notes 765 calls about contagious cases, 659 sanitary inspections, 273 milk tests with 90 gallons rejected, 50 nuisances abated, 2 097 nursing visits, and births and deaths totals. It also records a staff resignation, dental clinic shift, and revenue from vital statistics, milk licenses, and nursing fees.
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