Bingham News | 1926-10-24 | Page 1 | No New Typhoid Cases

NO NEW TYPHOID CASES With the combined efforts of the state and the county officials 'the doctors doc-tors of Bingham are working hard to quell tine epidemic of typhoid which is existing in Bingham. The State I Epidemiologist, Dr. James Wallace was here the past week and made different inspections as was County Health Officer Cooley. The employees of the different mines of the camp are expected to be inoculated, the mining min-ing companies bearing the expense. Health officer Standish is keeping oo the job night and day, and states he thinks the disease is now under controls con-trols After an examination of the town's water supply the people of the camp will learn with pleasure there is no contamination in the water which is said to be free of all germs.