The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-11-01
;TAlE TO Fight FLU

1fAlc ~ fIUnJ flU
.ouTh DAKOTA PHYSICIANS
MUST REPORT AL CASES
or GRIP.
The state board OF health has taken
. the question Of Influenza control,
md Supt. Jenkins, from his of6cs ct
Naubay, In which no requires Ill
ssally qualified physicians of the
tate to report to him daily ~ wire.
SOLICIT, al cases. coming under their
are, and also 70 notify him ~ wire
sAsn public schools Or pablis gather
ags are prohibited. That III public
gatherings shall b prohibited wher-
,ver this disease BECOMES epidemic.
oas per cent ot the population Of any
ocaiity showing elects of the disease
. considered sufficient 70 call It cpl
Tonic. Where any physiciAn fails to
make the required reports q ths state
department. . revocation Of his liconse
20 practice stands % . penalty. Il h
slso suggested that when funerals o.
nhusnsa victims are hsld zach should
- In the open air. up to the 1eth Of
October 1,340 cases had bsen official
y reported. with Kingsbury county
showing III; Yankton, 1sS: Psnning-
ION, III: Brown, 100. II fact, these
agures have been greatly Increased
since in some sections Of the state,
md probably decreased ID other sec.
ions. The state board ana county
boards are watching the situation and
many localities over the state are pro.
aibiting public meetings OF AL kinds,
DELICIOUS, social and political.
An especially desirable bulletin Tor
fall use has just been published BY
the state college extension division
On vegetable Storage" under the au'
thorship Of F. E. Mccall. extension
horticultural. This most reada1e cir
:ular discusses in plain language the
need Of farm storage, factors favorine
successful storage, and various meth
DDS Of storage, including the outside
cellar. the storage house, the house
cellar and the storage pit. Several
excellent drawing illustrate each type
The circular closes with = storage
table giving the temperatures and
other factors entering into the c
ful storage Of various garden crops
Farmers may secure the publication
free upon application to the Extension
Division, South Dakota State College
Brookings.
Every man working IN, owning
renting or managing . farm should
make sure that he nils out the page
II his draft questionable devoted Il
agricultural occupation. This puts
the matter OF whether q mar 10 necos
sary up to the district draft board FOL
decision. II any farm or business il
not necessary for the prosecution
Of the war, the mea In II are moi
necessary and can be used by thu
army and navy. II his particular en-
terprise 10 necessary, he should and
will be left to carry It on. Make SURE
that the facts, al facts, - to whethe,
the enterprise 10 necessary and thai
the man ID necessary to that enter
rrise are put down and sworn to By
the employer. Then leave the decision
to the government and sbide by thu
rulings. This will protect the farm.
and army from unfair criticism.
Mn. Anna Johnson suffered ! heay.
loss when the barn ON her farm neal
Lake Madison was burned to thu
ground. Two stacks Of hay also VA,
burned. That troubles do not come
single II illustrated in the case Of thi'
family. Mrs. Johps0n's son, Otto. II
In the army, greatly handicapping bel
with the work on the farm, and no
long ago the wife Of Otto johnson sus
taIned : bF0ken arm In m auto acci
dsnt.
A. the result Of = are. which IL be
llevsd to have been started By mic,
gnawing matches which had bssl
dropped IL the barn. John Harnisch. /
farmer living ksar Msnno, suffered /
heavy loss. Hts large granary, con
taining . 1000 bushels Of whsat
was burned, and he also lost two buS
gies. one hog and : corncrfb. No on
o. the tArm had been smoking and n
6ro had been near the building. tn
loss ~ shout t3.0oo. With INSURANCE,
Of tS7e.
- $500 /.