Tuberculosis Survey Highlights Health Crisis in Marion County
A detailed health survey in Marion County reveals high infant death rates and widespread tuberculosis exposure. It notes 846 children under 24, with significant disease marks including measles and whooping cough, and outlines limited clinic access, varied water sources, and poor sewer coverage across towns like Max and Watson.
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Disease and sanitation notes from rural survey
The report details illnesses and sanitation across towns, citing whooping cough and measles counts, deaths from dysentery, and births. It notes no tuberculosis clinics, varying water sources, and sewer connections among families. Smallpox interrupted surveys in Farmington, with 55 families visited and BA people reached.
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Rairview
Harry G. Noah
G. R. Miller
J. Swlaher
Watson
Grant Town
Farmington
Stone
Montana
Tami|ios
Rachod
Io Grant
Boothsville
Miu Moniwnon
Waa
Fairmont
Mancingtoo
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