larue
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Dr. LaRue
- Record count
- 19
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Poplar Bluff; Poplar Bluff, Mo.; Poplar Bluff, Mo. [inferred]; Route Four; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1910-04-06
- Last event date
- 1931-11-20
Timeline — 20 events
- 1910-04-06 Dexter. Dr. LaRue is putting down a concrete floor in his warehouse, back of Sherwood's store Co-mentioned: Sherwood.
- 1911-01-18 Dexter. The stork was ahead of the reaper by 64 majority in Dr. LaRue's district, embracing Liberty township, with Bernie excepted: the record shows 149 births and 85 deaths. In Dexter city limits the record is 70 births and 49 deaths Quote: ""The stork was ahead of the reaper 64 majority in Dr. LaR…
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Reception committee. Chairman: C. B. Clements Quote: "Noel Neal, C. A. Peters, John Luna, C. R. Slack, Josh Hanks, Avery Cooper, Asa Norman, Dr. LaRue,"
- 1914-01-14 Dexter. Dr. LaRue has laid a concrete floor in his building on Stoddard street, formerly 'Red's Place' Quote: "Dr. LaRue has laid a concrete floor in his building on Stoddard street formerly 'Red's Place'"
- 1914-10-28 Dr. LaRue will soon begin building granitoid floors in the lower floor of the Commercial hotel and the Eclipse barber shop Quote: "Dr. LaRue will soon begin building granitoid floors in the lower floor of the Commercial hotel and the Eclipse barber shop."
- 1927-04-08 Dexter. Doctor LaRue addressed the regular Tuesday noon meeting of the Kiwanis Club on Typhoid Fever, Its Causes and Effects, and Clarence Powell spoke on Criminal Law Co-mentioned: Clarence Powell. Quote: "one by Doctor LaRue on Typhoid Fever, Its Causes and Effects"
- 1927-10-14 Dexter. Is building a brick extension to his office, where he may later install an x-ray outfit; the paper calls it 'the model of efficiency' Quote: "Dr. LaRue is building a brick extension to his office, where he may later install an x-ray outfit."
- 1927-11-11 Dexter. Dr. LaRue took eleven stitches in the boy's wrist and also sewed up the scalp wound of Frederick Crane after the Walnut street auto wreck Co-mentioned: Frederick Crane. Quote: ""Dr. LaRue took eleven stitches in the boy's wrist""
- 1928-01-06 Dexter. Dr. LaRue says for several years past he has not failed to have an accouchment case and an accident injury to attend on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days, and this year was no exception Quote: "he hasn't failed to have an accouchment case and an accident injury to attend on Thanksg…
- 1928-01-13 Dexter. Dr. LaRue was appointed to a Chamber of Commerce committee to look after dairy matters and arrange an egg laying contest Co-mentioned: Bert Carter; Lon Thrower. Quote: "A committee, with Bert Carter, Lon Thrower, Dr. LaRue and others was appointed to look after dairy matters and to arrange f…
- 1930-03-28 Poplar Bluff. Dr. LaRue took Mrs. Arthur Lee to the P. B. Hospital, Sunday, where she had an operation for appendicitis and also a Caesarean operation. The girl baby born and mother were both reported doing well. The double operation made it rather unusual Co-mentioned: Mrs. Arthur Lee.
- 1930-07-11 Treated Betty Myers for a severely burned left foot Co-mentioned: Betty Myers. Quote: "Mr. Myers brought her here to Dr. LaRue for treatment."
- 1930-11-07 Lightning hit and burned the big barn on Dr. LaRue's farm during the storm Thursday night; his tenant, Mr. Hoopingarner, had just finished storing his hay; the loss was over $9,000 on barn and contents with only $900 insurance Co-mentioned: Mr. Hoopingarner. Quote: "Lightning Burns Barn"
- 1930-12-12 Dexter. Attended the quarterly 5-County Group medical meeting at Poplar Bluff Wednesday evening Quote: "Drs. LaRue, Davis, Hoxie and Dieckman from here... attended the meeting"
- 1931-01-29 Route Four. The colored school house on Dr. LaRue's farm burned to the ground last Thursday evening about 4:30 o'clock. The cause of the fire is unknown, but it is believed to have been set Quote: "burned to the ground ... it is believed to have been set"
- 1931-06-16 Poplar Bluff, Mo. [inferred]. Dr. LaRue removed the tonsils of Mrs. Ben Stewart, and yesterday morning performed a like operation for Perry DeLaney; [the?] McKinney was operated on for appendicitis at the same hospital Tuesday morning; all patients doing well; editorial aside: "A hospital is argued…
- 1931-06-17 Poplar Bluff, Mo.. Wednesday morning Dr. LaRue performed the Caesarian operation on Mrs. J. A. McDowell of near Bernie at the Poplar Bluff hospital, Dr. Hendrickson assisting; item continues but is cut off in the screenshot Co-mentioned: Mrs. J. A. McDowell; Dr. Hendrickson.
- 1931-07-29 Bloomfield. Dr. LaRue performed an operation, removing tonsils, for Miss Maurine Branam, Monday. Wednesday, he performed a like operation for Miss Rosemary Buck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Buck, Jr., of Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Miss Maurine Branam; Miss Rosemary Buck; Mr. and Mrs. James Buck, Jr…
- 1931-08-26 St. Louis. Mrs. Ina Hubbard accompanied Dr. LaRue and family to St. Louis, Monday, returning Wednesday. The 'LaRue' will tour the Ozarks before they return Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ina Hubbard. Quote: "Mrs. Ina Hubbard accompanied Dr. LaRue and family to St. Louis, Monday, returning Wednesday. The 'LaRue'…
- 1931-11-20 Dr. LaRue diagnosed George Howell's appendicitis Sunday morning and drove him to the Poplar hospital, performing the appendectomy at once; he stated it was a rare case of its kind Co-mentioned: George Howell. Quote: "it was a rare case of its kind in his experience"
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