Official Abstract of the Vote of Holt County, November 5, 1918
CANDIDATES
. ...
'total Vote—Precincts—
United States Senator—
John H. Morehead, dem.
George W. Norris, rep.
STATE
Governor—
Keith Neville, dem.
Samuel R. McKelvie, rep.
Lieutenant Governor—
W. B. Banning, dem.
P. A. Barrows, rep.
Secretary of State—
Hugh L. Cooper, dem.
ID. M. Amsberry, rep.
Auditor Public Accounts—
Eugene P. Mumford, dem.
Geo. W. Marsh, rep.
State Treasurer—
J. S. Canaday, dem.
D. B. Cropsey, rep.
Attorney General—
Geo. W. Berge, dem.
Clarence A. Davis, rep.
Com. Pub. Lds. and Blags.—
G. L. Shumway, dem.
Dan Swanson, rep.
Railway Commissioner—
Edward C. Simmons, dem.
H. G. Taylor, rep.
CONGRESSIONAL
Congressman, 6th District—
Charles W. Pool, dem.
M. P. Kinkaid, rep.
LEGISLATIVE
State Senator, 24th District—
John A. Robertson, dem...
Dennis H. Cronin, rep.
Representative, 53d Dist.—
Charles M. Daly, dem.
William W. Bethea, rep.
Representative, 54th Dist.—
Crist Anderson, dem.
Brantley E. Sturdevant, r.
COUNTY
County Clerk—
Patrick C. Kelley, dem-pr.
E. F. Porter, rep.
County Treasurer—
R. E. Gallagher, dem-r-p.
County Sheriff
P. W. Duffy, dem-pro.
Robert N. Brittell, rep.
County Attorney
T. F. Nolan, dem.
Lewis Chapman, rep.
NON-PARTISAN
County Superintendent—
Miss Anna Donohoe .
Miss Meta Martin .
County Judge—
C. J. Malone .
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FIGHTING THE “FLU.”
By John Stevens, Grand Master Work
man, A. O. U. W. in Nebraska
Workman.
One of the great duties confront inf
the American people at the present
time is the protection of public anc
individual health against the ravage:
of the so-called Spanish influenzs
which is now sweeping the country
with disastrous results. It is believe]
that if the common people had beei
thoroughly awake to the seriousnes:
of the disease when it made its firs
appearance in this country its pro
gress could have been checked am
many lives saved. The sad effect
felt in every community visited b;
this unwelcome invader ought to b
sufficient to rouse every person to i
hearty cooperation with the healti
authorities in every effort to comba
it. In many places the mortality fron
this disease has run so high during
recent weeks that it has exceeded al
other causes combined.
, It often happens that the patien
places himself at a disadvantage ii
his fight with this disease by makini
one or both of the following very com
mon mistakes: First, by neglectinj
the early stages through failure t
recognize it; second, by imagining tha
he has recovered when the disagree
able symptoms of the first stages haw
merely subsided. While it is true tha
the initial attack in some cases ap
, pears to be very sudden, yet upon in
vestigation it is usually found tha!
even in these sudden attacks the
patient had been suffering for some
time from what he believed to be a
Slight cold, and from the prevailing
habit of neglecting a common cold
had given the disease full sway un
checked.
The following symptoms were noted
by a patient who experienced a rather
severe attack of the disease:
First day: Merely the ordinary
symptoms of a slight cold.
Second day: Increasing cold, with
headache.
Third day: Headache increasing,
with watering of the eyes, sore throat,
and occasional sneezing which aggra
vated the soreness of the throat.
Fourth day: All the foregoing
symptoms still present, with back
ache, pains in joints, soreness of
muscles and considerable fever. Ap
petite gone.
Fifth day: Fever still present, but
all other symptoms subsiding.
Sixth day: Temperature normal,
no pain, and patient thought himself
well. That night, the fever returned.
(This is really the point of greatest
danger.)
Seventh day: Temperature rising
and falling, severe pains in chest and
occasional coughing spells—warnings
of pneumonia.
Eighth day: No change.
Ninth day: Temperature gradually
returning to normal.
Tenth day: Patient apparently re
covered excepting the cough, which is
persistent and hard to control.
Not all of these symptoms will be
present in every case, while some
cases may develop symptoms not here
recoKled. This, however, is a reason
ably typical case, and shows how a
seemingly “harmless” cold may prove
to be something very different. The
only safe course is to regard every
cold as the “flu” until the contrary is
proved. If the attack is sudden the
[ patient shoould go to bed at once and
, call a physician. If the attack is slow
, the patient should either remain in
. bed or in a comfortable room where
an even temperature is maintained,
I but if he takes proper care of himself
, he will not need to trouble the doctor,
, who is already badly overworked. In
, either case food should be taken spar
l ingly, and absolutely no drugs at all
, should be taken except the medicine
t prescribed by the doctor. The patient
, feels so miserable during the first few
, days that he is apt to be tempted to
i resort to the use of some of the
“dope” that is just now being so widely
. advertised, but if he does rely upon
, any of that stuff either he or his
, friends will surely regret it.
When the patient begins to feel bet
' ter the disease is simply progressing
> into its second stage, and the great
t est care should be taken. At the first
sign of a severe relapse a doctor
* should be called in every case. The
; patient must be kept in bed in a com
fortable room. There should be
ventilation, but not direct. To put a
patient in a small room and open a
window where the cold air comes di
rectly into the room is not ventilation
at all, but downright foolhardy ex
(Continued on page eight.j~
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