Background
Clough, Francis Edgar was born on February 9, 1878 in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Edgar E. and Mary (Howe) Clough.
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Francis Edgar Clough
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Francis Edgar Clough, American surgeon. American College of Surgeons fellow; member of the American Medical Association, American Association Railway Surgeons, American American Association Industrial Surgeons, South Dakot Medical Society (ex-president), Western Surgical Society, Beta Theta Pi.; Mason (32°, Shriner).
Education
Student Boston University, 1896-1898. Doctor of Medicine Rush Medical College, Chicago, 1902.
Career
1 son, William James. Chief surgeon Homestake Mining Company, Lead, South Dakot, since 1918. Trained the champion “first aid” mining team of the United States, 1915.
President South Dakot Board Health and Medical Examiners, 1927.
Formerly health officer, Lead. Captain Medical Corps, United States Army, World War I.
Was assistant chief of fracture service Camp Grant, Illinois.
Achievements
Membership
American College of Surgeons fellowship Member of the American Medical Association, American Association Railway Surgeons, American American Association Industrial Surgeons, South Dakot Medical Society (ex-president), Western Surgical Society, Beta Theta Pi. Mason (32°, Shriner).
Connections
Married Louise J. Handke, November 15, 1905.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Methodist -
Political Party
Republican