The Red Cloud chief., 1919-01-02
RIGID RULES FOR FLU
Regulations Sent Out BY State Board
Of Health In Effort to Crush
the Epidemic.

Nebraska have been sent to local
authorities by the state bQprd of
health ut Lincoln. Here are some of
the regulations put out In order for
the family to he released from quar-
Gntinc, the attending physician, and
when there is 10 attending physician,
the head of the family must make APP
p~lication 10 the secretary of the .coun-
~. city or, village board W health. and
the quarantine is not 10 he released
until the board gives such permission.
For COntactS-Fpur days after last cX-
posture and exposure exists. when
quarantine of the premises as n whole
IS in effect. For Those With Disease
-Four days after the fever entirely
subsidies. When the patient il re-
leased. others who have been in quar-
untinc are also released. unless new
cases have developed. but they can
not leave the premises. except with
the permission Of the health board.
and anyOnc rc-cntcring will have to
stay thc:c until the premises are final
~ released. Anyone found guilty Of
violating the quarantine rules shall he
liable To II fine of from SO to 500.
Despite the war, the loss of the
corr crop IN II large part of NrhrasNa
und the liberal response of this state
:" subscribing to all war funds. the
people of Nebraska had almost $40
OoO.OOD Deposited In state banks OF
H N,.,I,,. ,a..pItn,r e., =, ,,,,y -
sued by Secretary Tooicy of the State
Banking Board. That amount of de
positS is only $1O.OoO,WD below the
h%igh.water mark for state bank de-
posts in the history of Nebraska,
which was reached early in the present
year. II is $16,OOO,OOO more than II
year 20 The number of commercial
and savings banks reporting to the de-
pnrtmcut under the call for Move nDCr
] statements, was a3i, an increase Of
II. The commercial deposits aggrc-
gate S23J, 100000 and the savings
$4,000 600.
Nebraska voters at The recent cleo
tion approved the calling of Il consti-
tutional convention by 5000 votes in
excess Of the required majority of all
votes cast ut the election. The consti-
tutional amendment requiring full
naturalization papers before a foreign
born resident can vote also was APP
proved by a margin of 1000 votes.
Professor FOgg, instructor of jour
nalism ut the University of Nebraska,
1nft I ip.nlp for Erappn m SarNp in tho
college division of the governments
educational program, to be conducted
during rehabilitation of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces.
Nebraska arrangements for partici-
pating in the Armenian.Sy Syrian relief
drive, January u to 10, are well I'M
der way. During the week America
will be asked to give 100000 900. Ne
braska's share will be 100000.
For the third time the date for the
dedication of the new Dodge county
court house mt Fremont has been post
pOned. December 81 vas the last date.
The prevailing epidemic was the cauSe
OF all postpOncments.
Exemption of local county, city,
school and public Improvement bonds
from taxation to encourage investors
Is advocated in the annual report of
State Auditor w. III. Smith.
The state board OF control will ask
the next legislature for Sl25,0OO extra
for new buildings and improvements
). in the fifteen state institutions, it has
, been announced.
The Trunsmississippi congress, with
-. representatives of agriculture, ndus'
try, labor and business, from eighteen
western states, will he held in OmahG
: February 4, 3. and 6.
A total of 100000 head of hog:
!, were received ut the South Omaha
: market last week or 600 more
= than the corresponding week n yea
: ago.
For sevcnty-twO hours last week ~
:, embargo was placed on hogs at Soutl
;, Omaha because of the gluttcd market
In an effort to stamp out the "hu'
, NJ MCCook. medical inspection is beini
. taken in all public schools daily.
Public funerals have been prOhlbite'
at Auburn MS II measure TO stamI
out the spreading of influenza.
Since the completion of the new he
n tel McCloud Mt York, people of tn
II city are boaSting of having he fines
Il hosiery I'm Nebraska outside of Oman
= and Lincoln, The structure is 81
: stories in height and has all moder
" COnvenlenccs.
: The Goth annual report of the stat
y banking board, just made public, show
!, that there are - building and loa
associations in the state. Total asset
of the associations have increased ove
two and n half million dollars the pas
"a year, the report shows.
l. According to an estimate of IN
x State Agricultural association 3,5ll'V
a. acres of wheat have been sow In N
n braska this fall, compared with 3,Ol9