Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1914 — Page 10

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GOVERNMENT EXPERT ATTACKS HOG CWM

Riley Township Herd Used as Subject of Demonstration1—Twentysix Inoculated.

Dr. Paul A. Mollan, of the United States department of agriculture, was here Tuesday to conduct the first work under the new department of wiping out hog cholera. Dr. Mollan selected a herd in Riley township and was assisted in the work by Dr. C. C. Mcintosh, of this city.

Dr. Mollon in speaking, of the work which is expected to minimize the annual loss of $18,000,000 in hogs a year in this country, said of the work the department is doing: "Four counties have been selected in Indiana for these demonstrations. Montgomery county was given the first experimental station, to ascertain whether or not the serum was effective in a large community, or in communities larger than in the tests that had been made. The work was started with headquarters at Crawfordsville under the leadership of Dr. U. G. Houck. The results of treatment were so successful that the 'agricultural committee presented a bill to congress in February this year in the form of an emergency appropriation, the result being that congress appropriated $500,000 for the eradication of hog cholera, divided as follows:

Funds Providod.

"Fifty thousand dollars for inspection serum plants all commercial plants shipping interstate obliged to have federal inspection $300,000 for county demonstration work, allowing the bureau of animal industry, under whose supervision the work is conducted, to increase the number of com tlea to seventeen. Hendricks county, Indiana, was added to this list, Indiana now having two counties where demonstration work is being conducted. The government takes entire charge and the work is done entirely gratis. All the government expects them to do is to accept their theories, clean up the premises and try to get rid of the Infection. "The remaining $150,000 is to be devoted to the educational work and the co-operation of the state agricultural college, consisting of lectures, meetings, farm demonstrations and organization of hog cholera clubs and general educational work. "The results of treatment in Montgomery county from July 16, 1913, to January 1, 1914, were as follows: One hundred twenty-eight well herds were treated containing 4,675 hogs, lost only twenty four, or fifty one one hundredths of one per cent 268 herds containing 9,523 diseased hogs were treated, the loss being 1,013 or 10.63 per cent. This was divided Into two forms of treatment where the serum alone was used we treated 956 hogs and lost sixteen or 1.06 per cent. Of '"""diseased hogs treated with serum alone there were 4,562, the loss being 984 or 19.5 per cent. This was the largest per cent of losses but the hogs treated were In the last stage of the disease, considering which the results were very good. "Under the simultaneous method, of well hogs 3,719 treated, we lost only •V eight or .021 of one per cent On the diseased herds under the same treatment there were treated 4,961 and we lost only 119 or 2.39 per cent. "The government statistics regarding hog cholera losses through the

United States are 80 per cent losses where no preventive treatment has been used. Altogether, there were 14,198 hogs treated, with the result that

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there were only 112 abscesses, showing that abscesses are not necessary for the treatment if properly administered and the farmer does his part In keeping the hogs in clean pasture for three or four days in order to allow the needle wounds to heal.

Record Kept of Treatment. "On the serum alone treatment means the Injection of a suitable amount of anti-hog cholera serum. It is given to suckling pigs and pigs weighing less than fifty pounds and to sows with pig or about to farrow. Simultaneous treatment means the injection of a small quantity of hog cholera blood in addition to the serum. This creates an immunity which lasts for life, immunity from the serum treatment alone ranging from a period of from two to six weeks, depending entirely upon the health of the individual animal and the care it receives. "The work done Tuesday was in the herd of George Geisselbrecht in Riley township. Twenty-six hogs were inrioeulated, all high temperatures. This was about as severe a test of treatment as it can be put to. Each hog is tagged with a metal number and a record of the treatment Is to be kept. The case of deaths and recoveries will be reported to the. Purdue station. The tests were witnessed by about twentyfive farmers, a very good demonstration."

HUNT WORK FAMILY REUNION.

Sixth Annual Event Is Held at Home of Charles A. Huntwork. By Special Correspondent.

BLACKHAWK, Ind., Oct. 7.—The Huntwork family held its sixth annual reunion at the home of Charles A. Huntwork near here. At noon dinner was served, and thoroughly enjoy?.d by all. In the evening all joined in general conversation. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. "^illiam Brenner of Quaker, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. George Huntwork and sons, Charles and Harley, Mr. and Mrs. James Huntwork, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pullum and son Adrian, Mr. Allen Forbes, Mrs. Dacie Huntwork and son Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham and son Ross, Mr. ahd Mrs. Harry Huntwork, Mrs. Bert Huntwork, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huntwork, Mr. and Mrs. Arley Forbes and children, Dale, Harold and Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Forbes and son HJmmet, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Forbes and daughters, Bulah, Freda and Ruth, 1ST. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and son Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Tryon, Mrs. Edith Jennings and son Elmer, Master Clare McClanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pullum and children, Theola and Clarence, Mr.# and Mrs. Alva Watson and son William, Mrs. Payne and daughter Lena of Pimento, Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Hook and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Payne and children. Miss Ida Weeks, Mrs. Henry

Miller and Mrs. Don ham of Terre Haute, Ind.

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Scientists Helping Vigo Farmer Eradicate Hog Cholera

XX3VOClfL.ATIlva THE HOGS ON THE FARM OF OEORGE GEIS-SLiKBRlDCHT II* RILEY TOWNSHIP.

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Obtains But Small Quantity of Poison and Doctor Pumps That From Stomach.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., Oct. 7.—The 18-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Shelton, of Anderson street, had a narrow escape from death yesterday about noon when he succeeded In getting hold of a bottle of carbolic acid that was sitting on a window and drank part of it. George B. M. Reese was called and by the use of antidotes and a stomach pump was able to remove the acid from the stomach and now he believes the child will recover.

Get Blackhand Letters.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., Oct. 7.—Two prominent Italian business men of this city have received letters that asked them to "come across" with some money, else they would be killed. One of the letters received a few days ago was typewritten In Italian and had been

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mailed in West Terre Haute. It is not known whether the letters were sent by Italians or not, but it Is believed that they were, as the guilty parties are evidently people who know how well-to-do their Intended victims are.

Registration Figures.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., Oct. 7.—Unofficial returns of the registration Indicate that the figures are comparatively heavy. Comparisons show that the registration ran ahead of the vote cast at the presidential election two years ago. The registration totals as reported from the five Clinton precincts that completed the work in one day are: No. 1, 171 No. 4, 238 No. 5, *82 No. 6, 423 No. 7, 225. Petitions were filed before 9 p. m., Monday, to hold the polls open a second day.

Will Collect Taxes.

3y Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., Oct. 7.—John B. Grovee, deputy county treasurer, brought the tax duplicates from Newport Monday and started M. M. Scott at the work of collecting the fall installment of taxes. The establishing of a branch office In Clinton for the collection off taxes was started last year.

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Chief of Police W. D. Vanness' auto a short time ago, and who was taken to a Terre Haute hospital shortly afterwards, wae brought home yeeterday. The wound on the head, which was believed serious, Is healing rapidly.

Taken to Hospital.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., Oct. 7.—Mrs. H. B. Pike, wife of Attorney H. B. Pike, of this city, was taken to Union hospital, Terre Haute, Monday, where she will be operated upon Wednesday by Dr. Weinsteln for appendicitis. Dr. Ragan, of this city, will assist in the operation.

HONOR MRS. E. M. REDIFER.

By Special Correspondent. OLOVHRXJLND, Ind., Oct. 7.— Friends of Mr. and Mrs. EX M. Redlfer gathered at their home in honor of Mrs. E. M. Redifer's blrtnday anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harmon and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gibson and family, Roland Flint and family, Mir. and Mrs. James Maxey and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones and son, Mr. and Mrs. "H. A. Carpenter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Witt and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grlder and family, Valentine Hoffman, Mary Hoffman, Rebecca Hoffman Mr. James E. Crouse, Mr. Marion Moore, Mrs. Lottie Latta, Mrs| Susan Witt, Mrs. M. D. Webster, M!rs. Mary Grlder, Mrs. Letha Brown, Mrs. M. Gibson, Mrs.

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