Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 165, Decatur, Adams County, 11 July 1924 — Page 6

Recurrence Os Foot-And-Mouth Infection The reappearance of foot-and-mouth disease in two counties, Tuolumne and Los Angeles, Calif., involving a total of six herds? is reported by the United States Department of Agriculture. These flare-ups occuring July 2, 4. 5, and 6, must be expected In dealing with nn animal malady so Infectious as foot-and-mouth disease, the department declares.

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Both Tuloumne and Los Angeles t Counties previously contained diseased herds, and the reappearance of the plague is attributed to Infection which had lain dormant. In the case of Tuolumne County the last Infected herd,- previous to the cases found on July 2, 4 and t> was disposed of May 21. This period of about six weeks should cause livestock owners to realize the patience as well as the vigilance needed in eradicating the disease. In Los "■" " .'ll—- L L —

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JULY 11,1924,

i Angeles County, where two cases of - new infection were found July 5, the f last previous infection was suppressi ed June 24. Except for the flare-ups mentioned, which necessitated the slaughter of more than 2,000 cattle, the agrlcul- ’ luial interests of the State are rapid- ’ ly returning to normal conditions. In districts where continued inspections show that release from quarantine is safe the department has removed quarantine restrictions and will con- ' tinue to release sin h areas. State and Federal veterinarians in authorizing the restocking of formerly infected premises, however, are taking every precaution, including the use of test animals. The purpose of such animals, which are generally a fewhogs or calves, is to make certain that there is no dormant infection before additional stock Is brought on to the farms. Department veterinarians are supervising also the feeding or other disposal of hay cut on premises which formerly contained animals infected with foot and mouth disease. While the danger that a growing crop

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may carry Infection is considered alight, this added measure of safety is being used as an additional safeguard. - - ALL OVER INDIANA Bloomington—The first arrest was a member of the slate police force when Sheriff McCarty started a speed war on State Road No. 32. Columbus —When James E. Bannister, 21,< and Lila Noonland, IS, applied for a marriage license here they gave their occupations as farmer and farmerette. Warsaw —Joseph Compfield, reported he saw some white robins near here and said he had photographs to prove itk Tipton—lnjury to her finger while playing on a "flying jinney" proved fatal to Margaret Mallicost, 10, of this city when tetanus infection set in. Tipton—Funeral arrangements were being made for two ungrateful cats which, after having been taken in by L. J. Barnett were found walking away with two of his chickens. Frankfort— Physicians at first fear-

ed that John Beasley's neck was broken after some boys Jumped on li-»> and wrenched it while he was ash < in a park here, Muncie— Benjamin Snell’s motorcycle was turned over to the Muncie police force to use to chase spi-'iti when Snell was convicted for speedIng. BEST TO ASK FOR |LF e&ffee

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