Cattle Condemned and Destroyed in California Outbreak
California reports 10 314 cattle condemned and destroyed and totals for sheep hogs and goats: 442 infected herds since outbreak start through April 26. Notable: dairy cow herds at Lamanda Park Lane and Lamianda Park, plus additional quarantines and border fumigation measures at San Diego and Imperial counties with a $1 disinfection fee per person.
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Sacramento
California
Lamanda Park
Lamianda Park
Lankershim
Workman Station
Oregon
M. P. Lytle
San Diego County
Imperial County
Mountain
No health danger to public from foot mass disease
Government bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture states no threat to human health from the foot and mouth outbreak in California. Quarantine measures prevent contaminated meat or milk reaching consumers and pasteurization provides additional protection. The disease is described as mainly an economic menace with slaughter and burial of infected stock.
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California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Auto Tourists Cleared. Yosemite Access Eases
Sacramento reports that Mariposa County will lift some restrictions allowing auto parties into Yosemite National Park. Auto tourists not carrying camp outfits must disinfect wheels and parts. those with camp outfits fumigation occurs in Ventura via Kern County. Fishing in lakes and streams is allowed in free counties. 55 more veterinarians are en route to California to bolster Federal and State animal health efforts.
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Saugus
Castine
Ventura
Kern County
Sacramento
A. G. Houck
Mariposa County
Yosemite National Park
Dr. Clouch
Free
Department of Agriculture
Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
California
Dr. Houck
Controversy Over Mass Cattle Slaughter For Foot and Mouth
A reader argues that slaughtering entire herds for foot and mouth disease is foolish. Slaughter could focus on infected animals while isolating others with inspectors conducting daily checks. In San Joan Quin valley cases, herds were killed including a registered bull bought for $8,000, sold for $80 after authorities killed it.
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San Joanquin Valley
Life span of California cars estimated at seven to eight years
About 27 percent of vehicles in the Division of Motor Vehicles records were built before 1919. Roughly 85,000 of the 1918 models remain in records, while older models fade away. Data suggests California cars average seven to eight years of life.
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Division of Motor Vehicles
California
Powell wins Sheldon scholarship prize at Harvard
Herbert Powell son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Powell and a University of Redlands graduate earned the Sheldon scholarship prize at Harvard University entitling him to a year of travel and study in Europe with $1,200 for expenses. Roads funding from the Sinnott bill allocates Yosemite 1,500,000 General Grant 10,000 Lassen 340,000 Sequoia 465,000 and 7,500,000 for three years with 2,500,000 for the first installment.
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Herbert Powell
B. F. Powell
University of Redlands
Harvard University
Europe
Sinnott
National Park Service
California
Yosemite
General Grant
Lassen
Sequoia
National Parks
Arizona Delegates Seek Personal Probe of Livestock Malady
Arizona committee members J. B. McKinney A. A. Johns Ed Torrea Frank Sanders and George Buxton sail from Phoenix Saturday night to Sacramento to personally investigate a livestock disease.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Sacramento
California
J. B. McKinney
A. A. Johns
Ed. Torrea
Rank Sanders
George Buxton
California News Telling What Is Happening Across State
South San Francisco chosen for large manufacturing plants drawing eastern capital. Pacific Steel, a subsidiary of Metal and Thermit, already invested 2.5 million in South San Francisco. Archbishop Hanna journeys to Rome for papal audience. city police chiefs in Richmond and South San Francisco are discharged amid shakeups. Numerous legal actions, accidents, and local developments fill the statewide roundup with named places, people, and firms.
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San Francisco
Atest
Pacific Steel Corporation
The
Metal and Thermit Corporation of
New Jersey
Charles M. Hatfield
Tulare Lake
Hatfield
Benjamin Franklin Wilson
California
Nevada
Reno
Susanville
Mildred Muller
Coast Counties Gas and Electric Company
Union Traction Company of
Santa Cruz
United States
Muller
Martin Leith
Santa Rosa
Nicholas Kleyn- Schoorel
Seith
William HW. Jarly
Petaluma
Edward J. Hanna
Rome
Washington
Vatican
Richmond
South
W. P. Wood
R. H. V. Albrextondre
Los Angeles
Henry V. K. Alexandere
Alexandere
Wil
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Arizona Committee
Liam A. Hightower
Patrick Heslin
Redwood City
Superior Court
War Department
McFarland
Commercial Club
Morgan Springs
Frank Childs
Antelope Valley
Ernest M. Bagnall
Cook
St. Anthony’s Hotel
Muzzey
Senate
Mary S. Rutherford
Truckee
Ida McClaskey
Hobart Mills
Warren A. Woods
Suisun City
Alviro Mendez
Mike Vernasero
San Quentin
Salinas
Dominican College of San Rafael
Yuba River
Marysville
Nicholas Moran
Greenhorn Highway
Redding
San Pedro
Municipal
Hanford
William F. Smith
Orland
San Diego
James Greeman
Keystone Mine
Kennet
San Mateo County
Board of Supervisors
William C. Grigg
Patrice Peraz
Bloomington
Juan Peraz
New Antlers Club
Yosemite Valley
John J. Hunt
Hotel Vendome
San Jose
E. A. Beals
Honolulu
Post Office Department
Frank M. Lawrence
Sisson
Mount Shasta
Gladding
Oakland
Lionel Bubier
Lytel Creek Canyon
San Bernardino
Bubier
Southern Pacific Company
Benicia
Benicia and Crockett
Benicia Arsenal
Brawley
First Bank OF Johannesburg
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