Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-20
State Board OF Health Takes
Steps to Stamp Out Tuber-
culosis..
MUST FREE HERDS OF DISEASE
Board Places Responsibility With City
CounciIs-Dr. Louis A. Thomas
Elected Secretary-Board of Exam
iners for Trained Nurses Created
Dr.. f. w. Powers Is Chairman.

Des Mones, July 20.-Before ad-
journnent yesterday the state board of
health adopted rules and regulations
relative to the protection of the peo-
Pile of the state from tuberculosis thru
the use of infected milk.
1t was voted that the board recon-
mend that all dairy and breeding cattle
in the state of Iowa "be tested with
it is determined that such herds are
free from tuberculosis, and that every
dairyman or breeder when purchasing
cattle be urged to see to 1t that such
animals are free from tuberculosis as
determined by the tuberculin test"
Up to City Councils.
City councils in towns, cities and VIII
lagos are urged by the board to pass an
adequate ordinance affecting the sale
of milk and so regulating the business
that impure milk cannot be sold. 1t Is
urged that an ordinance be passed pro-
son or individual can sell milk with
otll license and providing that each
concern shall make an application in
writing, which application shall state
explicitly the name and address Of the
applicant, the names and addresses of
all persons from whom he purchases
milk or cream to be sold, the NUMBER
of cows owned by him and by each of
the persons from whom he purchases
milk or cream, and that the applica-
ton be accompanied by certificate
from an inspector whose competency
and reliability are certified to by the
authority charged with the control or
domestic animals in the state of Iowa,
certifying that said cattle had been
examined and subjected to the tuber-
culn test and found free from disease
within one year from the date of fling
said application, and that the premises
from which the milk is obtained IS
kept in sanitary condition"
Written Statements.
Additional cattle may be added to
the herd or herds. at any time, provid-
ed that the holder of the license rela-
tive to such submits to the mayor
within one week of such addition
written statement indicating the exact
number of cows added to such herd or
herds, from whom and where they
were obtained, and accompanied by
certificate from an inspector.
The state board doesn't make a rec
ommendation relative to the payment
of the expenses OF the inspection,
leaving that to the council. 1t is sug-
gested that licenses be renewed an
nually and upon second violation I'M
der the ordinance the license be re-
Voked.
Tn New York certified milk is now
bringing cents more a quart than the
other supply. 1t is supposed that the
same condition will soon come about
in the cities of this state.
A state board of examiners for
trained nurses was created by the state
board Yesterday. 1t is comprised of
B. T.. Eiker of Leon. Secretary Thomas
and Sister Machtilda of Des Moines,
and Grace Baker >of Cedar Rapids
DIR, lnomaS, secretary
DR.. Louis A. Thomas was reelected
secretary of both boards. Miss Mable
conlon of Red Oak was elected chief
{ clerk, Miss Eleanor Hutchinson. of
, Grinnell was elected assistant clerk
Miss Gertrude Kennedy of Des Moines
is appointed by Secretary Thomas as
assistant registrar of vital statistics.
Almost $50 new physicians were
authorized to practice medicine by the
state board of medical examiners. The
list follows:
Orieinal Examination.
Van 1ngersoll Allen, L. V. Andrews.
p. D.-~Augsperger. w. z. Baker. A. S.
Bees j. c. Buckley, G. H. Boetel. j..
A. Cahill. j. A. Carr, T. r. Castles, G.
P. Christianson, j. NJ. Clements, G.
r. Conway. L. L. Corcoran, M. j..
Donovan. B, C. Overall, E. T. Fitzger-
aid w G. Guide. H P. Hansen, ]. w.
Hill R. A. Hills, A. A. Hoffman, L..
If. Jaggard. Johannes Johnson, j. p.
Ketner. T. V. Langenderfer r. S.
Leadingham. D. G. Mendenhall, G.
w. Newsome. F. F. Null, A. ]. ST.
onge. S. r. Patterson, c. E. Phelps,
p f. PERCY. C. c. Rozelle. j. E. Raiss,
! Frank Seidenberg. Margaret SEN
fette. J. F.. challenger. M. F. Shriver.
L. F. Falley, l.. r. Turner, c. S. Van
Ness. Ntllie May Wheeler. o. A. ka-
brick, z. T. Knight, ]. I. Crouch. c. w.
Lunduuist. Laura B. Hyatt, Moan
Bean, J. B. Dierker. A. E. Chase, z. n.
Bulkye, A L. Combra. Jeanette II.
Throckmorton. F. E. Strickling, A. !.
Dalton. G. j. Goodwin, D. A. Baker j..
T. Lin1berg. L. E. Orr. j. L. Rawhauser'
p. R. Park Frederick w. Walkenaar,
Otto r. Voss, w. A. Bates. e. w. Pohl
ERosebella Butterfield Jesse Clyde
Waddell, j. w. Pence, j. II. Wilson, e.
q. Lovett, c.. NJ Stephenson, W. z.
Runyan. w. R. Arthur Alga A. Aver
kieff. Fl. w. Bateman. r. b. Barker
r. l.. Barnett, B. I. Benedict. r W..
Bittner. Merle Bone, G. c. Bowie, e L..
Brittell. J. A. Burket. F. O. Burk, j. NJ.
! Cadwallader. E. O. Carter, F. S COOK,
w. H Donovan. T e. Eland. Bruce En-
sley. G. S. Felt, t. M. TarWln, H. u.
! CHASE Conrad r. Hanken Clara NJ
/ HAYDEN. T.. A. Hennessy a. j. Hobart
e. b Howell. B. r. Huntington, Kay
A. Kelly. F.. L. Darland. II f. Lands,
A. r. I.iebold. r. Malmgren, G H.
Martin, D. j. Meents, George Mosby
w T. Nenzil. George c. Oldag. Paul
Reed Vernon Roberts, R. F. Sackett
/ c. r. Schenck, L. A. Schipfer, Berttea
F. stecker. N L. Stewart. j. G. Walsh
II c. Ward. n. D. Wells E. G. Win
terhere J. Mekinson, w. o. Wilson,