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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1933

Page

4

Diptheria Toll in Texas Reaches Eight Hundred

In Texas last year more than eight hundred children died from diptheria. Dr. H. N. Barrett, Director of the Bureau of Child Hygiene, urges timely immunization starting at six months and stresses that winter months see the most deaths. He compares lax safety to letting children risk passing a moving car. Public health officials call for parental action and physician vaccination to prevent future losses.

Asutin Texas H. N. Barrett Bureau Child Hygiene

Texas Admitted to U. S. Death Registry Area

Austin reports Texas is admitted to the Death Registration Area after meeting a ninety percent filing standard. Dr. W. A. Davis notes 61,260 deaths last year with heart disease first, followed by pneumonia, tuberculosis, cerebral hemorrhage, cancer and accidents. Birth records are being reviewed for admission. readers are urged to verify their child's birth with the local registrar.

Austin Texas United States State Department of Health Federal Bureau of Census W. A. Davis Bureau of Vital Statistics Federal Bureau of the Census

Pioneer Fort Chadbourne Lady Ada Moore Dies

Ada Moore, born at Fort Chadbourne in 1880, died in Ranger on September 21 1933. Her body was returned to Fort Chadbourne for burial beside family graves after services at the Fort Chadbourne Baptist church. She married Dr I B Moore in 1901. one daughter Miss Jonne Moore survives, plus brother P E Stokes of Wink. The funeral drew old friends from Fort Chadbourne Blackwell Bronte and nearby towns.

Ada Moore Ranger Fort Chadbourne Jonne Moore P. E. Stokes Wink Methodist Church Cecil Fox Blackwell Methodist Church Blackwell Bronte

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