Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 18, 1941, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text3 PAGE TWELVE MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. tfEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 194f. T MONTANANS BUY T SEEK OWN MEDICAL SERVICE Any worker living at the farm security administration camp here or other migratory worker in Jackson county who needs medical attention for him self or family must go directly to a doctor and arrange for serv ices on an individual basis as the physicians of Medford and Jackson county have not adopt ed the program and schedule of the Agricultural Workers' Health association, the camp's weekly paper, the Periscope, states today. "Practically all farm secur ity administration migratory la bor camps have a medical pro gram," the paper says. "It is made possible by the Agricul tural Workers' Health associa tion with doctors in the com munities where the camps are located. When doctors accept the Agricultural Worktn' Health association plan for med ical service, the plan is in oper ation. Medical attention is then available to campers whom the camp nurse and grant aid super visor or camp manager find eli gible and in need of attention. "Doctors of Medford and Jackson county have not adopt ed the program and schedule of the Agricultural Wotkeri' Health association. So each camper must meet his own med ical needs." Amateur night will be held again at 8 tonight In the recre ation tent. Prizes for the best acts will be awarded by Ander son's Thrift market and the Plggly Wiggly store. In addition a small gift will be provided from the camp welfare fund for each participant in the show. CALLED BY DEATH Ida Lou Anderson, of 11 High land drive, died Tuesday morn ing at a local hospital after a brief illness. She was born at Morgantown, Tenn., Nov. 6, 1900, and was 40 years of age at her death. The remains will be for warded to Colfax, Wash , for In terment. Arrangements are in charge of the Perl funeral home. She Is survived by her moth er, Mrs. William R. Anderson of Colfax, Wash., two sisters, Mrs. Melvln R. Plaskett of this city and Mrs. Edward W, Jarboe, of Spokane, Wash. Miss Anderson was a former speech instructor at Washington State college at Pullman. She had resided here about three months with her sister, Mrs. Plaskett. L COURT TO OPEN OCT. 7 Autumn term of U. S. dis trict court here will be con vened Tuesday, October 7, Vic tor A. Tengwald, deputy clerk, said today. About a dozen criminal cases have accumulated in this dis trict but it was not known here whether all would be presented at the October term. It was not known here either whether Judge James Alger Fea or Judge Claude McColloch would preside. The American Indians. In Colonial day, not only ate frah oysters but dried and smoked .hem. m -Mi Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Womack and son, formerly of Helena, Mont., have recently purchased and taken possession of the A. W. Doak ranch of 360 acres on Elk creek, about 3'4 miles from the Crater Lake highway. The purchase price included the ranch, completely equipped, and with stock, is reported to be around $7000. The cash sale was handled by D. E. Millard of Shady Cove, Jackson coun ty agent for the Strout Realty Agency, national farm selling organization. The Doak family left for Washington, where Mr. Doak has employment as foreman on the Greenwood Estate near Se attle. The new owners of the Doak property have already begun remodeling and mod ernizing the home, and plan to make extensive improve ments. Mr. Millard reports many inquiries from prospective buy ers of ranches and farms in the Upper Rogue River country, with several sales of smaller properties recently. Berlin, Sept. 18 P A lim ited train plowed through a crowd waiting for a local at Brunn, Monravia. today, killed 18 persons and injured many others, DNB reported. The crowd had gathered on the track re served for the limited. At the end of summer, a caribou buck has sometimes accumulated two or threa Inches or fat on the back. NOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARRY" Without Painful Backach sMatqr suffcm rcliev n&ff n backache quickly, on re they diaoover that tha reJ Csum of their troubto ny b tired kxiaeya. Ibm kilnty ara Nalurc'a chlof way of tak lac tL florae edtta and waaie out of thm blood. They belp most people pass about S pints a day. Wben diaortW of kidnry ftuvtloa fwnnlta fsnbobottsj matter to rrtuatn In your blood, ft nay rauaa nasaing harkaroe, rheumatic peuna, leg pews, loae of prp aod aoercy, fpuing up Bights, welling, puflineea under tba yea, headache and diiiineaa. r'mjuent f sraotjr paaaafri with niartina; and burning Soma li ntcej ehows there ia anaiaihuig; wrung with your kidney or bladder. Do 'I wait! Aak your drocftat for Doan's PtUa, used sueeesafuliy by millions fnr orar 40 yeara. Tby give happy retwl aad will belp the IS tnilr-s of kidney tubes Hush out poiaoo us wasts (ram your blood. 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