Excerpt from Special Bulletin No. 6: July 10, 1914

The week of December third to tenth has been set aside by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis as Tuberculosis Week, and will be observed in the churches and schools and by religious, social and civic organizations throughout the country.

The recent organization of the Montana Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, affiliated with the National Association, has aroused unusual interest in the fight against tuberculosis in this State. The campaign against this disease cannot be successfully carried on unless everyone does his part, and that there is a part for everyone is very evident. Montana has taken action in the anti-tuberculosis campaign through the establishment of its State Sanitarium and more recently by the formation of an organized move ment, and it should soon come to the front among the states that are leading in this great humanitarian movement.

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