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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-17

Approximately 100000 persons
have been inoculated against IT,
phoid. $4,000 against small pox:
already 1.37S.lSS grains Of quinlne
have been issued: $4,000 gallons
Of oil for spraying mosquito'breed
ing areas: and lime by the car
load has been sent In to disinfec'
carcasses. The munitions In thie
war are medical and chemical. but
their bulk looms like the munitions
Of a World War battle field.
The forces engaged in the cam
paign include 81 health officers
Is sanitary engineers. nine sanitary
inspectors. 90 physicians. and lis
nurses, the latter under supcrvi
sion of Miss Elizabeth G. Fox. Red
Cross nursing advisor during the
emergency. and her assistant. Misa
| |. Malinde Lavey.
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S. w. Burleigh

Vernon Granting Of Regain is
working at the Claud Hauser home.
Orpha Moore has been receiving
medical treatment in Bismarck the
past week.
Harold Davenport, who recently
graduated from the Bismarck high
school, is spending his vacation at
the home Of his father, q. g. Davcn-
port. Bernard Davenport is also
home after spending the winter at
tending high school in Bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. MadIand are
the parents Of a baby girl born June
3 at the Bismarck hospital.
The cutwOrms are causing consid
cradle damage in this vicinity. Many
farmers are compelled to replant
their corn.
Vacation Bible school is being held
in the Boyd schoolhouse. Quite a
large attendance is reported.
Norman Stewart has accepted u
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"DAKOTANS" MAKE
GOOD EMPLOYEES

The better firms employ eraou-
atcs of Dakota Business College,
Fargo,repeatedly. ACTUAL BUS
MESS training (copyriehted-un-
obtainable elsewhere) makes them
valuable employees from the start.
/. E. Stenso like scores Of Da-
kotans" has gone to International
Harvester Co. Lincoln National Life
Insurance Co. employs their third
Dakota" Olive Baertsch. w.
B. PIummeris third for Northern Pa
cific Land Office, Miles City, Mont.
Watch each week. Follow the
Successful" Ask +. L. Watkins,
Pres, 500 Front ST., Fargo, abou'
Summer School.
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BraddOck

A number of the old time friends
Of II. A. Reaman attended his fun
cral which was held at Hazelton
Wednesday. Messers Doerschlag.
Allen and Savage Of Braddock were
three Of the pallbearcrs. Much sym.
pathy is expressed for the bercaved
beautiful floral tribute, "The
Broken Wheel"
Raymond 'SplOnskowski, who has
been attending ST. Bcnedict's college,
Maur Hill, Atchison, kans, for the
to spend his vacation.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Rraddock
NJ H. church met at the home Of
Mrs. q. +. Lee Friday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
II. r. Albright.
Misses Myrtle Feltheim and Dor
othy Swensen, who have attended
jamestown College, returned home
Thursday.
Lee Sparks is confined again in
the Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Britain re-
turned to Braddock Saturday eve
ming after several weeks visit with
Mr.. Brittain's parents at Egeland,
N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Vie and fam
lily spent Sunday visiting friends at
Napoleon.
Braddock was fairly we'll repre-,
scented ut the Sunday school convcn-
ton held at Hazelton Sunday, June II,
and all felt that they had received
an inspiration to push on the good
work. The speakers Of the day-Rev.
G. ARMSTRONG Rev. Christ and Rev.
Pearson--delivered very fine ad-
dresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foells, accom-
panied by Mrs. Monahan and daugh
ter of Temvik, visited friends in
Braddock Monday.
The Misses Barrett of Bismarck
visited for few days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen.
Mrs. VIM. Baxter, who has spcn:
the winter with her daughter and
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NEWSOF our NEIGHBORS

sick Tuesday morning and was taken
to the Bismarck hospital 1T once.
Abel johnson attended meetings in
Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. johnson and
Jim johnson visited ut the home of
Emil johnson Monday.
The crops arc certainly looking
fine this spring, although somewhat
late. The farmers arc planning and
preparing for bumper crop this
fall.
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Despite the odds against them,
the health officers have been sue.
ccssIul to date More than eighty
counties OF seven states flooded.
or slime coated from receding
waters: thousands of dead animals
submerged. or in the fields: drink
Ing water polluted. mosuuitO'breed
ing lakes by the milc--all these
and many other factors contribute
to one or the gravest health prob
lens in the nations history. Yet
the health conditions in the dis,
astcr zone are better than normal.
and there have been no epiaem:cs.
\ health program was inaugural
ed in the flood area which demand.
cl safe water. safe milk. universal
typhoid incubation. mosquito con.
troll. malaria prcyentives. disposal
of dead animals. garbage and sew
age, and ample medical service for
| lhe refugees
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Baldwin

Ralph and Edward Frickc, accom-
panied by Carl Herdebu, left by
motor Wednesday morning for Wau-
bin, Mimi, where the Frickc family
are moving. Ralph and Carl expect
ed to be away but few days, and
will be accompanied home by the
father Of Ralph, f. A. Fricke, who
left here several months ago. Edward
will stay at Waubin with his broth
or, Richard, who left here with his
father. Mr.. Fricke will remain here
a week or two, and assist his wife
and the rest Of the family to move.
They will ship out a car of dairy
stock, and a car of household effects.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and sons,
Reuben and Harold, have returned
from pleasant visit with friends
and relatives at Brush Lake, near
Turtle Lake.
Richard Borner killed four badgers
early in the week which had killed
a number Of chickens forft the Bor-
ner family as well as some for the
ncighbors.
Several from here went to Bis
marck Sunday to attend the airplanc
exhibitions.
Charlie krOtz, local auctiOneer. was
transacting business in Wilton few
days ago.
Mrs. knowingly Dorman and baby
have returned home from several
weeks sojourn in the capital city
r. a. Lobach, who has been i'll
for some time in the Bismarck hospi-
tai with pneumonia, was recently
discharged from that institution Mr..
Lobach. who resides near Wilton, is
the father Of Mesdamcs Chester and
Alvin Erstrom Of Baldwin.
Emil Geigle was business caller
in the capital city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gierke and
family Of Bismarck were week end
guests at the home Of relatives in
this community.
A number of Baldwin folks mo-
tored to Bismarck early in the week
to attend the graduation exercises
of the nurses of the Bismarck hospi-
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to Regain Thursday where George
traded his Overland car for u Chew
rolet with Albert Daniels, manager of
the Monarch elevator.
Nels Nelson. Hugo and Victor were
putting . fence around the Hum
frcy's quarter Thursday which he
! rented for five years.
Bud Nelson from Lyman townsh ip
was up Wednesday and visited with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foltcn Mel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Hugo
motorcd to Bismarck and Mandan
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and
Elsie Olson motorcd to Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Miss Mildred skoelund from
Duluth, Mimi, arrived here to visit
her sisters, Mrs. Oscar Coleman, and
Mrs. Arthur Solberg, also Mrs. Bert
Hcndc rshott, of Mckenzie. The
Skoglunds lived in this community
Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Law made a
trip to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family called ct the Geo. and Martin
Nelson home Saturday.
Harry Diamond from Regain was
out to the Nelson boys Saturday
while out buying up cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson were
Bismarck and Mandan callers Satur-
day.
Joe Marley, Clarence Starr and Joe
and Lille Jones attended the barn
dance held at tho Joe Sorch harm
Saturday night. Joe acted as deputy
sheriff.
Hugo Swanson, brother to Alice is
now employed by the international
Harvester company in Bismarck, He
arrived from Portland, Ore, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and
son motorcd to Baldwin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Nelson and
family motored to Wilton Sunday to
the Wormky farm and visited with
their daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Laur-
cnce Stalks, where they were dinner
guests. In the afternoon all went
to the lakes to take in the sights
Of Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and
son, Gordon, Waited Sunday night
at the home Of Mrs. A. Kruger while
Mrs. Jake Fetch is visiting there.
The township board of cqualiza-
ton met Monday to straighten up
the assessors books
lund, Hugo Nelson, Helen and Gladys
derholm were among those who at
tended the dance held at the Joe
Sorchcs barn Saturday night.
Mrs. Jake Fetch left Thursday for
her home 1t Bandon, Oregon, after
visiting with relatives for five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson were
dinner guests Saturday with their
daughter in Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Scott.
John Resch and children motored
to Baldwin Saturday.
Ira Falkcnstein, Ruth and Marie
visited at John Engdahl Sunday. He
purchased a black registered bull
from Mr.. Engdahl.
Emma Coleman and Mildred Skog-
lund left for Valley City Monday to
attend the Normal school.
A crowd gathered at the Geo. Mel
son home Sunday. 1t was Mrs. Mel
sons 32d birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Resch and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Varlcy and
Clarence Starr, Martin Nelson, Mrs.
a. Kruger, Elsie, John and Mrs. Jake
reich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mount are NOV
ing on the Pete Lips place this
week. which his brother-in-law, Enos
Strandemo, rents. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Mount and family are
moving back on the old home place
which Cecil farmcd for a few years.
Helen Rue from the Naughton
school came home to spend the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Rue.
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Wild Rose

The township board met at the
clerks office Monday for the pur-
pose of cQualizing the taxes.
A number from this locality at
tended baptismal services at Pursian
lake Wednesday afternoon.
Homer Brownawell. accom- panied
by his mother, Mrs. w. H. Browna-
we'll. and sister, Helen, motored to
Sterling Monday for repairs for the
Fordson, returning home the follow
ing day.
Friends here were grieved to learn
Of the death Of Mr.. Henry Reaman
Of Hazelton At hospital in Bis
marck Monday night. Mr.. Reaman
was a prominent pioneer settler in
the Braddock vicinity and was known
as true friend, kind father and
good neighbor. and will be greatly
missed by those who knew him best.
Deepest sympathy is expressed for
the bereaved wife and children.
Little Bobby Brownawell, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell of
Sterling, spent couple of days last
week visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ernest Savillc and daughter,
Ada, attended Ladies' Aid Friday at
the Orrin Lee home northwest of
Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and
family attended a farewell party on
Mrs. J. W. Mikesell at the o. r.
Martini home in Braddock Wedncs-
day. &
Miles Stanton of Lincoln district
was a business caller in Wild Rose
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake voll spent the
weekend with friends at Menoken.
A number from Braddock attended
the funeral of Mr.. Henry Reaman at
Hazelton Wednesday afternoon.
Homer Brownawell and sister,
Helen. motored to Sterling Wednes-
day. Little Bobby Brownawell. who
was visiting relatives here, returned
to his home in Sterling with them.
Miss Florence Elliott. who is stop
ping at Hebron. visited the home
folks Sunday.
DR.. Baer Of Braddock was called to
the Ernest Saville home Sunday
night to treat Fred Saville. who was
quite III from eating salmon sand
witches.
School election was held at school
No. Tuesday afternoon. Il. w.
Feltheim was reelected to serve an
other term Of three years as school
director.
An impromptu dancing party was
given ct the n. A. Carlisle home Sat-
urday evening in honor Of the Misses
Avis Carlisle and Helen Brownawell
who returned from attending high
school in Bismarck last week. A
number Of their former schoolmates
Of Braddock were out and enjoyed
Z pleasant evening together. An APP
petixine lunch was served by Mrs.
Carlisle, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
w. H. BrowRawell.
Miss Elsie Bier Of Lincoln town.
ship spsnt the weekend with her
friend. Miss Ada Saville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and
family were Sunday guests at the
b. r. Buck home.
A number 81 our young people At
tended the ball game at Mofttt Sum
day aftjfnoon between the Bis
msrek A. @. U. w. and Motif. the
home team winning again. The
score was to :. Moffit has won
every fane 90 far this season.
Dwight Carliale spent the week
end with telatives here, leaving for
Sweet Briar Monday.
The fiilthes been made-oI the west
side Is ~ sew eemsat bridge and
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Dodge

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Oberlaen.
der and family of Krem spent Sun.
day at the Jacob Daffec home.
Miss Lillian Gustafson left Satur.
day for Dickinson where she will at.
tend the Normal school this summer
The Misses Lena Helling and May
Olson Of Golden Valley accompanied
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars. Dothner Of
Dodge. motored to Halliday Wednes-
day where they transacted business.
The Farmers Shipping association
Of Dodge shipped one carload Of
hogs to St. Paul Saturday, June 18th.
Jacob Wentz motored to Hebron
where he transacted business Thurs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchholz Of
Garrison, this state. arc visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trcis.
Ray Anderson Of Marshall spent
a few days with friends at Dodge.
Miss Hildegarde Grossman spent
Wednesday evening and Thursday
with her grandmother. Mrs. Margretc
Crossman, of near Halliday.
Miss Josephine Anderson. our tclc-
phone operator, attended the chau.
tauqua at Halliday Tuesday.
SUNDAY vlSltOrS NJ the LOUIS OOCtZ
home were Jacob Goctz and family
of Werner. John .Goctx Of Glen Ullin,
Reverend Fertch. of Zap, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Tscharkofskc and FAM
lily Of north of Dodge.
Chas. Scharf Of Golden Valley was
q business caller at Dodge Tuesday.
Mrs. Mclaughlin Of Bismarck has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
A. Davidson. She left for her home
in Bismarck Saturday.
d. p. Fig and E. Gusweilcr motor
rcd to Hebron on business Friday.
Confirmation was held by the peo-
pie Of the German Lutheran church.
There were seven boys and one girl
in the confirmation class.
Mr.. Soren Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Petersen and Miss Ellen
Mickelscn who have been visiting at
the Paul Maxil home for several
weeks left for their home at Surfing,
Wis.
Reverend Averbach Of Zap con-
Quoted services at the Congregational
church Sunday.
Bernard Frank, who has been re-
cciving medical aid at the Bismarck
hospital, returned home. His health
is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN and little sons,
Edward, Harold and Douglas, Of Wer-
ncr. attended the services, conducted
by Rev. Averbach Sunday.
Bob Petersen was a business call
or at Golden Valley Tuesday.
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position as sheep shearer on several
large sheep ranches in Burleigh coun-
ty. He left for Sterling Monday to
begin shcaring.
Lucille Buckley spent a few days
vacation at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Buckley. Lucille
graduated with the 1927 class from
the Bismarck hospital. She left Sun
day for Valley City where she will
enter the Normal school. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buckley took her down in their
car.
Gladys Granting left Saturday for
Dickinson to resume, her studies at
the State Normal.
Mrs. Chas. Mallard and baby daugh-
ter returned Tuesday from the BIS
marck hospital.
II is reported the river is over
flowing it's banks at the Burtch place.
This is rather unusual for June.
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family visited at the s. r. Mauk
home Sunday.
Rev. II. A. Zcller was called to
Oregon last week by the sudden
death Of his father
Miss Lillian Soulcs left for Val
ley City Sunday, where she will at
tend summer school.
Mrs. Carl Olson visited at the A.
W. Faust home Monday.
Moffit ball club VS.. Braddock ut
Moffit, Sunday, June 10th.
n. =. Assclstinc and c. A. Ander-
son were Bismarck callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Soulcs and
family visited at the s. T. Mauk
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. b. +. Lane was shopper in
town Monday.
Mrs. Ella Porter is enjoying a
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Munich,
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Emma Nelson, Margaret and Clara
Rue were callers 1t Gertle and
Gladys Nelson's last Sunday.
Mrs. John Anderson and Floyd call
ed at the John Olson home one day
last week.
Emma Trygg is working as steno-
grapher for the Patterson Land COM
pany in Bismarck.
! Lea Sheldon and family motored
to Bismarck Monday on local busi-
ness.
John Forsbeck was caller in Re-
those that attended the picnic held
.Trygg school No. /, where Gladys
Rue teaches1 we're Emma Nelson
Mrs. Charlie Rue, Gladys, Margaret,
and Clara Nelson, Edgar Tryge and
Alvin Trygg, Mrs. Conrad Kettleson
and Randy, Irene, Hazel and Floyd
Anderson, Ida, Myrtle and George
Magnuson, Mabel and Marie Magnus,
Robert, Alien and Alvira and Mrs.
Alex Anderson, Josie Olson and two
Hedstrom girls and Coryle Sheldon.
Mrs. Oscar Coleman, Paul and
Evelyn were visitors 1T the John
Olson home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Trygg mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
There was q school meeting held
in Trygg school No. / Tuesday.
Iennart Olson was O caller 1T the
Oscar Coleman home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ry-
berg and family visited last Sunday
1t the Algot RybepH home near
i. =. Parker made . trip to Regain
Thursday where be got = shipment Of
freight
Charlie Tryeg yisltsd Il the Frank
Trygg home "Wednesday IN Gibbs.
Dorothy Sheldon Will attend > term
Of summer school this summer.
Louis O1sbn = breaking Tor Charlie
Rue With the tractor athip week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Midland
and Donald visited last Sunday at
the Billy KersAaw home. "
=. Geo. and Martin Nelson meteyod
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Naughton

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
little son., Edsel. motored to Brad
dock Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Erickson.
The annual school election was
held at Naughton school No. Tues
day. A larger number Of votes than
usual was cast and Chas. johnson
took the lead by q large majority.
This is the beginning Of his seventh
term as school director.
Misses Helen Rue and Isabelle
Johnson were business callers In
Bismarck Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg entertained the
ladies Of the township Tuesday after
noon while the men were attending
election.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg and
children shopped in Bismarck We'd
Miss Mildred Skoglund. formerly Of
Trygg township, is visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Arthur Solberg. Miss
Skoglund has made her home in
Duluth, Minn., for the past few years.
Miss Alpha lcenogle visited few
days with Isabelle johnson during
thu mast week.
John Smith and Stanley stebbins,
from Bismarck, visited It the Chas.
Johnson home Friday night.
August Carlson and son, Paul,
J shopped in the capital city one day
waiter p. Tomas va. shaking his
rounds in this vicinity with his gas
truck the fore part Of the week.
william Dohn. the butcher from
Bismarck. was out buying cattle Mon
day.
The ANNUAL township meeting was
held ct the clerks office Monday
afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. Gilbert Peterson, Mrs.
Anna Stebbins and Stanley Stetbins,
from Bismarck, were Sunday visitors
1t the Chas. johnson home.
Misses Emma Coleman. Mildred
Skoglund and Dorothy Norris and
Israel and Charlie Kater called Ct
the Arthur Solberg home Sunday.
Miss Ruth 4artineson is home
spending her vacation with her par
ents. 1r. and Mrs. Louis Martineson.
sitter completing : term Of school ct
Harvey, n. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Carlson and
sons. Paul and Nobel, and Mr.. and
MRS. JAe Fiscbpn and son. Myron.
were visitine ~ tho home tof Chas.
johnson Saturdey eveninS
AneuSt Son sMss taken suddDnly
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Garfield

Mrs. J. Howe and children and Mrs.
Joseph Keifer called at the A. F.
J Ghylin home Monday.
Tuesday, June Z, was school elec-
tion. Two officers were elected, one
for one year and one for three years.
Mr.. A. +. Chylinn was elected for
one year. Mrs. P. Patten was elected
for b term of three years.
Ruth Welmoct visited with Lucille
johnson and Gudrun Jordahl Tues
day.
Ruth and Phyllis Little visited with
Ollie Cook Monday.
Mr.: and Mrs. c. NJ. O'Brien drove
to Wilton Tuesday taking Mr..
O'R~ien's mother back to Wilton.
Thursday. June 9, the American
lone home. They will have their
.,tieson home. There were eleven
members present. Mrs. Joseph Keifer
Joined. She will be initiated At the
next meeting. The amount Of money
taken in from the poppy sale amount
ed to $22, Of which the American
Legion Auxiliary gets half. The
American Legion Auxiliary is also
starting cradle roll, and has adopt
ed Jack Briggs to the post cradle
roll. They are trying to get 100
per cent unit by doing this. They
need only three more members. Mem
bers are supposed to bring cookies
and jellies to the next meeting which
will be sent to the soldier boys in
the hospitals.
A Children's Day PROGRAM was
given at the schoolhousc May II at
IL O'Clock, after which they had
lunch. In the afternoon services
were held by Rev. Lou from Still.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ghylin and
children, Merrill Lindsey and Violet
Olson were dinner guests ut the A. +.
Ghylin home Sunday.
Miss Lucille Johnson left Friday
for I wa, where she will visit friends
and relatives during school vacation.
n Carl Glanden of Wahpeton called
at the Ole Void and A. +. Chylin
home.
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it is hoped to have the bridge ready
for travel by Sunday.
Word has been received from Miss
Helen Erickson at Portal, our teach
err here last term, that crops are not
all put in there yet, on account of
the heavy snow and rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and
family were Sunday guests at the
Lloyd Gosney home.
Ernest Saville has started making
a pit silo on his Holstein dairy farm.
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/\N front that extends from
Southern Illinois to the Gulf
OF Mexico. a battle Is raging
on the outcome Of which the health
OF the whole nation may depend:
1t Is a battle OF man against mi
crobes. and the battlefront Is the
flooded Mississippi river valley.
DR.. William r. Reddcn. National
Medical Officer OF the Red Cross
is leading the fight for man. with
the cooperation OF Federal and
State health authorities and re-
sources of the United States behind
him. His problem Is so to combat
the menace OF disease in the dis.
aster zone that not only will there
be no serious outbreak among the
thousands OF crowded flood refu
gees. but that no aftermath OF dis
ease will threaten the health struc-
ture of the whole country.
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