Regular immunization urged for babies by Minnesota health dept
The Minnesota Health Department urges primary immunization against smallpox diphtheria polio whooping cough and tetanus in the first year of life with booster doses later to maintain immunity. Data show 2 611 cases and 73 deaths from such diseases in Minnesota over 1955 59, largely preventable with full vaccination.
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Minnesota Health Department
Minnesota
D. S. Fleming
Division of Disease Prevention and Control
U.S. Public Health Service
New Albin Church Sets Annual Meeting
New Albin Iowa residents are invited to the annual business meeting of St. John s Evangelical and Reformed Church of Wheatland. The session opens Monday at 2 p m with Rev E M DeBuhr serving as pastor and guiding the proceedings.
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New Albin
Iowa
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Wheatland
P.m
E. M. DeBuhr
St. John’s
Scouts to Swim at Blair YMCA Pool Friday
Blair Wisconsin scouts from Troop 52 will swim Friday in the Winona YMCA pool. They meet at 5:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church before heading to the pool.
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Blair
Wis
Blair Key Scout Troop
YMCA
Winona
Zion Lutheran Church
Bergquist Family Holds 58th Christmas Reunion
In Chaseburg Wisconsin the Bergquist brothers Conrad John and Morris with their niece Mrs Clara Hayter gathered at the Bergquist farm for the 58th annual Christmas get-together begun in 1902 and never missed a year.
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Chaseburg
Wis
Bergquist
Conrad
John
Morris Bergquist
Clara Hayter
Vernon County Supervisors Pay Compared With Neighbors
Vernon County supervisors earn more than Monroe Juneau and Crawford but less than La Crosse Richland and Sauk counties. Three cities pay 27 percent of the levy with 26.6 percent of population and 28.6 percent of board seats. Villages pay 10 percent of levy, 15.1 percent of population, 21.4 percent of representation. Townships bear 63 percent of levy with 58.3 percent of population and half the board seats.
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Vnaoqua
Wis
Vernon County
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Monroe
Juneau
Crawford
la Crosse
Richland
Sauk
Vernon
Sheriff Change in Allamakee County Iowa
Waukon Iowa The Allamakee County sheriff will change on January 1 as Theodore Rumph Jr takes over from 12 year incumbent William Huffman. Rumph previously served as Waukon police chief and Melvin Roe becomes chief with Chet Barr Sr named deputy sheriff.
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Waukon
Iowa
Allamakee
William Huffman
Theodore Rumph Jr
Rumph
Melvin Roe
Chet Barr Sr
Judge Takes Case Under Advisement In Iowa Patent Fight
A federal judge in Waukon has taken under advisement the patent infringement case brought by Robert A. Collins and Pigloo Corp. of Waukon against Foster Owens of Reinbeck. The plaintiffs seek an injunction, an accounting of damages, and treble damages for alleged infringement over farrowing pen designs.
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Waukon
Iowa
Robert A. Collins and
Pigloo Corp
Foster Owens
Reinbeck
Blair Area Clubs Set Friday Meets
Two Blair area clubs scheduled meetings Friday. The Sunnyside Mothers Club will gather at 2 p.m. at the school and members should bring lunch and a 50 cent gift for exchange. The Sunnyside Community Club meets at 7 p.m. at the school.
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Blair
Wis
Sunnyside
Wisconsin Public Service Commission Eyes Dial Change in Elroy
The commission considers North West Phone Co. converting Elroy to a dial system. Hearing heard plans to spend 441000 with 891 phones expected in ten years. Engineer Robert Kelley said above-ground cables and poles may be shared with the electric utility. Contract negotiations ongoing with 353500 for construction and 87500 for other costs.
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Elroy
Wis
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
North- West Phone Co
Robert Kelley
Tomah
Oldest Jackson County Resident Hos Yule In Hospital
Carl Potter aged 97, Jackson County's oldest resident, spent Christmas in a Black River Falls hospital. He is reported to be improving and will turn 98 next July.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Carl Potter
Jackson County
Potter
Lyndon Station Native's Life Is Success Story
Lyndon Station native Francis Conway 59, long featured in a Milwaukee Journal biographical column, rose from a Thorp clerk in 1921 to head Thorp Finance Corp. now with 95 million in assets. He served on Wisconsin banking boards since 1947 and was named to the state finance panel by Gov. Nel. He lives in Thorp with a wife and five daughters.
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Lyndon Station
Wis
la Crosse
Robert A. County
Johnson College of Business Act
Marquette Univer
Milwaukee Journal
Francis Conway
Credit Review Board of the
State Banking Department
Oscar Rennebohm
Thorp Fland
Nance Corp
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gaylord Nel
Thorp
Conway
Manston High School
Farmers Exchange Bank
Pastor's Wife Undergoes Major Surgery in Iowa
Mrs. Ed mond DeBuhr wife of Rev DeBuhr of New Albin Iowa underwent major surgery Tuesday at Viterbo College Crosse hospital She was listed in the board of advisers update from the hospital and rumored to be recovering well The report notes the operation was conducted as part of routine medical care.
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New Albin
Iowa
Edmond DeBuhr
DeBuhr
New Albin UN
Ana
Mauston Man Named To Dealers' Board
Mauston, Wis. Irvin Freeman of Mauston was elected a director of the Wisconsin Implement Dealers Assn. He sits among eight implement men on the state board, announced by secretary M. R. Williams.
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Mauston
Wis
Irvin Freeman
Wisconsin Implement Dealers Assn
M. R. Williams
Juneau County receives $32,149 from highway tax allotment
Mauston $5,291 Elroy $3,170 New Lisbon $2,610 Wonewoc $1,435 Necedah $1,640 Camp Douglas $1,167 Union Center $998 Lyndon Station $496 Hustler $371. 19 townships share $14,866. Statewide total $6,724,424, up about 3 percent from 1959 due to motor vehicle registrations.
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Mauston
Wis
Juneau County
State Highway Commission
Elroy
New Lisbon
Wonewoc
Necedah
Camp Douglas
Union Center
Lyndon Station
Hustler
Blair Legion To Air Swim Pool Project
Blair American Legion Post will hold its regular meeting Tuesday January 3 at 8 p m to discuss a proposed swimming pool project for Blair Wisconsin with members expected to attend and debate.
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Blair Legion To Air Swim Pool Project
Blair
Wis
Blair American Legion Post
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