Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-01-31 | Page 17 | Health Report Issued |

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Date	1915-01-31
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
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Article Title	Health Report Issued
Type	article
Date	1915-01-31
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Page	17
OCR Text	Show Health Keport Issued. Special to The Tribune. OGDEN, Jan. 30. In accordance with a new plan recently adopted by Health Inspector George Shorten, a health report for the week ended today was issued from his office this evening. It shows a total of twenty-two cases of contagious disease in the city at this time. Sixteen Six-teen births were reported during the week, seven male and nine females. The deaths numbered nine, six males and three females. Beginning next Monday the Inspector will place a strict quarantine quaran-tine on all cases of mumps In tlie city.
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