Rabies Debate and a Mad Dog Scare in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin Valley Leader letter discusses the lack of consensus on hydrophobia and recounts a Janesville scare where health officials tested a healthy spaniel for rabies. Tests misled officials, then were contradicted by Madison and Chicago labs, highlighting ongoing medical disagreement. The item also briefly advertises talking machines and cites editor interaction etiquette and a Portland street encounter anecdote from Woman's Home Companion.
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American Kennel Club
Janesville
Madison
Dean Russel
Russel
Columbus Laboratories
Chicago
Evans
American Medical Association
Wisconsin Valley
Portland
Maine
April
Marshfield City Election Notice Opens April 7 1908
City of Marshfield announces a municipal election for April 7 1908 with ward polling at Marshfield City Hall. Ballots must be marked by placing a cross after a candidate’s name or writing a name in the blank and may be challenged under voter procedures. Polls open six a.m. and close seven p.m. City Clerk M G Fleckenstein certifies nominees and directs proper ballot handling and voter assistance rules.
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Providence
Marshfield
Ifth
G. Fleckenstein
City of
Wood County
Wisconsin
M. G. Freckenstery
Wis
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Victor
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Alume
Crry Crerk
Maxce
W. H. Roddis
Pel
Charles
Vedder
Ees
Fey
Tove
William S. Albright
Albert F. Gerwing
Sistem
Michael Griffin
Peter J. Nikolai
Henry Kalsched
CI ‘ Nee
James J. Varney
Oly
Robert H. Schroeder
Robert Connor
C. G. Lindemann
Charles J. Jundgrin
NSE
PRN
George H. Welton
Supervir
R. J. Strauss
Epee Ey
E. M. Deming
Gerhard Marn
Ssaos
Eau William
Saul
Chippewa Sugar Company
Jacob Dick
Syracuse
Syracuse Chilled Plow Co
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American National Bank
DR. Humphreys
Afanta
Sor
Cripps
Prio Medical Bank
Humphreys
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Christansen-Abel Co, Cash Grocers
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Parker's
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