La Salle Youth Dies After Street Accident
Fourteen year old Martin Guskosky died at St. Mary's hospital after being struck by a Ford truck on Creve Coeur street in La Salle. Witnesses described congestion and a quick dart across the street. the coroner ruled the death an unavoidable accident. The driver, Henry Fookle, operated the truck owned by Andréw Glassco ny. The boy attended St. Patrick's parochial school and lived with his parents and two brothers.
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Martin Guskosky
la Salle
St. Mary’s Hospital
Andréw —Iyslony
Peru
Henry Fookle
Fookle
St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Creve Cover Street
Creve Over
State's Attorney Reports Large Fine Collections
State's Attorney Josef T. Skinner turned over to the county court 7233 dollars for the period April 15 to September 21, part of his office fines and fees. additional five to six thousand dollars were paid directly to the county court during the same period.
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Josef T. Skinner
Medical Specialists Offer Nonoperative Treatments for Wide Range
Specialists devote full time to treating stomach liver kidneys bowels and many conditions without the knife. They address anemia abdominal troubles diabetes rheumatism female troubles neuralgia deafness varicose veins catarrh eye and throat leg ulcers eczema debility ruptures bedwetting piles and rectal fistula. Eyework includes treatment and glasses fitting with in-house lens grinding and fillings.
Pay As You Are Able Avoid Unnecessary Operations
A health advisory urges patients to consider non surgical options and seek medical guidance before opting for operative procedures. The message emphasizes avoiding unnecessary interventions and choosing conservative care when appropriate.
Free Consultation and Examination Offered by Doctors
A medical office advertises free consultation examination and advice for patients who have not improved after prior treatment. It promises thorough scientific personal examination at no charge and offers arranged treatment accessible to both rich and poor.
Bureau County Board approves state road warrants and highway posts
The Bureau County Illinois Board of Supervisors advances 25 000 in anticipation of taxes to fund State Aid Roads in five districts. They set salaries for county officials including Mine Inspector and County Farm Superintendent. elected Charles Sulski as County Mine Inspector and Fred A Steadry as County Farm Superintendent. The board also appoints Robert L Schoenberger as County Superintendent of Highways for six years and grants dance hall licenses to four applicants. A property acquisition plan to relocate and widen a state road is authorized via eminent domain with detailed tract descriptions.
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Sharkey
Bryant
Thomas
Board of SuPervisors
Bureau
County of Bureau
Illinois
Princeton
Seibel
Chas. Sulski
Charles Sulski
Mason
Fred A. Steadry
Fred A
Steadry
Bureau County
A. D
Norton
Ilinois
Clarence L. Melcher
County Board of Supervisors
Department of Public Works and Buildings
County Superintendent of Highways
Robert L. Schoenberger
James Fletcher
Springfield
R. L. Schoenberger
Cornelius R. Miller
Lllinois
Department OF Public Works & Buildings Co
R. Miller
Frank T. Sheets
Drayton
Harry A. Champley
Andrew Yepsen
George Thomas Alex Anderson
Conner
Seibil
Bollman
Building Committee
State of
County Road Committee
Towit
County Board
A. M. Nye
E. F. C. Nordstrom
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Haley and
Knowles
Dr. Knowles
Miles Hotel
Clark Hotel
D. E. E. Haley
M. D. Peoria
Ottawa
S. & H. Green
Jersey & Balbrigan
Bokhara Lamvrin
Bolivia
All America
Chrysler
Imperial
Detroit
Fisher
Superior
Fedco
DE Filippi and
Leimback
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