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COUNTED FOR INDIANA; THE TOWNSHIP'S SHARE UNCOUNTED
The fourth wave is documented for Indiana, and stops at the state's edge. The U.S. Public Health Service's Public Health Reports (vol. 35, 20 and 27 February 1920) carry Indiana's reported cases rising from double digits per week in December 1919 to thousands per week by late January–February 1920 — the Service's table reading 1,714 Indiana cases for one January week and 7,811 for a February week, carried here at OCR strength and flagged as such — with the 46-city Weekly Health Index putting the wave's mortality peak at the week ended 14 February 1920. No St. Joseph County or township figure for the 1920 return exists in any carrier reached; the town's share of the return is uncounted, settler the county's death records and the North Liberty News of January–March 1920.
U.S. Public Health Service, Public Health Reports, vol. 35 (Feb. 1920), figures at OCR strength as flagged.