Rabies-Infected Coyotes Trigger Cattle Attacks in Oregon Ranch
Klamath Falls Oregon April 8 A.P. reports maddened dairy cows and beef cattle bitten by rabies infected coyotes attacked ranch workers on H M Anderson thousand acre Williamson river ranch north of Chilaamin Fourteen cattle died and eleven calves were killed Anderson puts losses at 1500 he fears the infection may spread through his herd of over 100 cattle He suspects coyotes and wild dogs may transmit the disease with cows attacking each other and symptoms including stiff neck howling and death
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City requires food handling permits by May first
Blanks for city food permits are available in the inspector’s office east wing auditorium. Permits issued after filing. applications obtainable from Jack Wyatt. After May 1 no food business may operate without a permit. applies to cafes markets grocery fruit stores drug stores fountains fruit vendors hamburger stands tamale joints.
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Bennett Seeks Lot for Public Market in City
Bennett head of the agricultural department of the Board of City Development seeks a large conveniently located vacant lot with ample parking for a public market by Potter County farmers to sell produce directly to consumers.
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Bennett
Agricultural Department
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Board of City Development
Potter County
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