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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1956
Page
22
The document details health and disease requirements for cattle, goats, sheep, and swine entering Ohio fairs. It covers accreditation status, negative and vaccination tests for brucellosis and tuberculosis, certified herds, forms 30 A and 20 B, and the need for official health certificates and testing within specified windows.
The document lists health and testing requirements for hogs poultry and dogs for the Ohio State Fair. It specifies timing for antihog cholera serum modified live vaccines brucellosis testing and health certificates. It also notes breed and herd certification options and repeals existing regulation. The cattle awards section sets entry deadlines fees and display rules for 1996, including restrictions on premiums and class limits.
Craig Colorado notes that the Chamber of Commerce now occupies the old railroad car that once served as private coach for pioneer railroader David Moffett who brought the railroad to Craig in 1902.
Ohio reports 46 polio cases this year versus 145 in the same period last year. Health director Dr. Ralph E. Dwork notes figures include all ages and do not reflect Salk vaccine effectiveness. Vaccine was given only to school age children and pregnant women, with cautious prediction for summer trends.
Benny Davenport, 38, bailed out his brother Leslie R. Wells, 28, and died after deputies identified him as the wanted man. Davenport had completed his stated mission but remained in custody.
In Orla Vista Florida Mrs Myra Bean tends a 12 acre watermelon patch. She says praying for rain helped when a shower watered her patch while a drop fell on a neighboring 1000 acre melon field.
Japanese manufacturer proposed gifting Reading a two ton ornamental pagoda fish for its Mtena pagoda. Councilman Hacod E. Guldin opposed the idea noting potential problems and recommending rejection.
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