Wisconsin Health Board Report Details Saving from Antitoxin Serum
Wisconsin report outlines public health gains in 1911 and early 1912. Antitoxin serum supplied to indigent boards saved about 11 thousand dollars against retail prices. The Pasteur Institute treated hundreds of bite victims and charges for care were cut. Disease reports show declines overall, but tuberculosis and smallpox reporting gaps persist. Embalmers examined and licensure numbers noted. Births and infant mortality statistics are also summarized.
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Yadison
Wis
Speigij
Lesee
Ate
Wisconsin
State Board of Faith
State Bureau of Vital ‘Attics
C. A
Gear Boards of Health
Pasteur Institute
Milwaukee County
State Ward of Health
State Bureau Vital
Wisconsi
Board
New Albin Youths Celebrate Hayes Birthday
In New Albin IA several young people surprised Hayes on her birthday. Attendees included Ernestine Irons, Frank Irons, Martha Meyer, Fred Jordan, Elmer Jens, Alfred Pohlman, Pearl Pohlman, Sue Rippe, Ruth Rippe, Florence Layer, Kuehn, Carl Wymiller, Edwin Paul, Ernest Fruckta and WE Brennan. Gifts included a gold locket and chain among other items. C H Bettin made a La Crosse call Tuesday. Carrie Wymiller and Iona River were in town, and John Brennan visited La Crosse.
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Hayes
Ernestine
Ern
Frank Irons
Martha and Meyer
Fred Jordan
Elmer Jens
Alfred
Pearl Pohlman
Sue 2
Ruth Rippe
Florence Layer
Kuehn
Carl Wymiller
Edwin Paul
Ernest Fruckta
WE Brennan
C. H. Bettin
la Crosse
Carrie Wymiller
Iona River
Y. John Brennan
Local residents visit La Crosse and other towns
Dorchester residents Christ Schwartzoff and H. Rippe with families made overnight or Thursday calls in La Crosse. Others, including Mrs. Fetchen and daughter Myra from Lansing, Miss Egle visiting Caledonia, and J. P. Rossiter planning to relocate to Winona, were seen in or en route to nearby towns.
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Christ Schwartzoff
Dorchester
Henry Rippe
Ruth
la Crosse
A. Holts
John
James Brennan
Geo. May
Meta
Elmer Randall
Albert Fetchen
Myra
Lansing
Mick Fetchen
H. May
Mis
Jennie Meiners
Eitzen
J. W. Irons
Albert C. Meyer
J. P. Rossiter
Winona
Minn
Frank Cavin
Appleton
Wm. Speckmeyer
A. McDonald
William Thompson
Beryl Egle
Caledonia
Minnie Stevens
John Rooster
Charles Kubtz
Wm. Beckwell
E. C. Boltz
Wm. Hurry
Anna
John W. Kelly
Margaret Gabbett
Osterdock
Mary Waters
Waukon
M'Gregor and Area Residents Travel and Movements
M'GREGOR IOWA Mrs M A Schall returns from Chicago Tuesday night. Several residents visit Prairie du Chien Monona Dubuque Waukon and Kenney Neb. A birthday of moving and visiting continues with notable trips to Toledo and Baraboo. The piece also notes a Wisconsin Panama Pacific Expo appropriation push with state lawmakers.
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M. A. Schall
Chicago
F. A. Anderson
Chas. Brooks
C. A. Foster
Prairie du Chien
D. R. Walker
Waukon
Charles
H. Foster
Clarmont
Maggie Foster
Felber
Monona
G. W. Bryan
Milwaugee
A. C. Heck
Ossian
W. B. Pilkerton
Eda Dickens
Marie Sullivan
al Ringling
Baraboo
Wis
Danus
Fred Kersten
Fall Creek
Wrs
J. F. Kelsey
North McGregor
Kinley
C. H. Elwell
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Elwell
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New Albin, IA
Mick Inch
Horlick
M’gregor
Iowa
A. Huebsch
Dubuque
Karl Melhop
Grace Gilbert
Frank Churchill
John Leibrandt
Dennys, Can
Mrs
Geo. Leibrandt
Harper’s Magazine
Madison
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
Moore
Ayer
J.C. Aye
Lowell Maas
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