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Show Health - 349 May 23, 1927 Hansberry, J. A. Letter to Superintendent, Ute Agency Asks is there is a tent available for George Brooks for after his eye operation and that he will need glassed. Also, Charles Lang must have an operation or he will go totally blind. June 14, 1927 Meritt, E. B., Asst. Commissioner Letter to Dr. R. S. Lipscomb Requests an analysis of the factors which are responsible for the non- utilization of the hospital facilities in the Ute Mountain jurisdiction. NA/ RG75/ 3196- 1927- Con Ute 721 June 30, 1927 McDaniels, C. E., Principal Letter to Supt. E. E. McKean Replies to the office letter sent to Dr. Lipscomb and explains why the hospital is not used to capacity- NA/ RG75/ 3196- 1927- Con Ute 721 July 11, 1927 Warner, H. J., Medical Director, District No. 3 Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Reports on Towaoc hospital. The physician is old and unable to do much work. Needs a physician that can go on to the reservation and break down the superstitions that prevent Indians from using hospitals. July 22, 1927 McKean, E. E., Supt. Con. Ute Agency Letter to J. A. Hansberry Gives thanks for the interest in the welfare of George Brooks and Charles Lang and their eye |
