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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1944
Page
12
Food shops and restaurants in the city face a weeklong closure as spoiled pork beef and other foods found in three locations have left several residents ill. Contaminated meat cooled improperly or left unrefrigerated fosters bacteria such as staphylococcus, prompting health officials to urge proper storage.
A 71 year old newspaper clipping enabled Bernard Kelterborn of New York to inherit twelve to fifteen thousand dollars from the estate of his sister Nellie Dale who died in 1919 in Philadelphia. Kelterborn’s attorney traced other family members who confirmed their relation, and the award was disclosed yesterday in Orphans court.
At a regular meeting Supt. Ray Steele praised the club’s duck food plant work and voted to purchase duck food for the year mainly water smartweed. Plans include division of planting tasks in Wisconsin and Goose Island areas and a future postwar water level project.
Open bids listed for crushed stone and shale surfacing on roads across multiple counties. Notable bidders include A W Gallagher Son Madison Koepke Sand & Gravel Appleton H Turner Son Boscobel Schultz Brothers Neillsville and Turner Son. Totals range from about 10 500 to 89 739 with varying mileages and counties.
In Rahway New Jersey Mr and Mrs Louis L Compton and nine of their twelve children spent a restless night on courthouse benches then another in a Salvation Army shelter. They struggle to find a landlord willing to rent to a large family after eviction from a former one room store they had partitioned. The former landlord William Whalen says eviction was a last resort.
The Wisconsin Osteopathic Association wrapped up its annual convention Saturday by electing Dr. A. W. Muttart of Neenah as president. New officers include Dr. O. E. Meyers of Kingston vice president, Dr. J. Elton of Wauwatosa secretary treasurer, and Drs. Muttart and P. L. Koogler of Hustisford named to the House of Delegates of the American Osteopathic Association.
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