Wyoming Livestock Report Details Measured Losses
The February 1 1949 Wyoming report cites severe blizzards with 30 foot drifts and subzero temps causing heavy livestock losses. Cattle losses 10 20 thousand head and sheep 30 50 thousand, with range conditions at 61 percent. Ground blizzards, limited feed, and scarce water drive hardships across Nebraska South Dakota and Colorado sections.
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Ragweed Romance Sparks Hay Fever Drug News
An article on fall ragweed pollen and allergy explains Neohetramine, a antihistamine from Wyeth, showing high relief in 82 percent of hay fever patients in tests led by Criep and Aaron. It details allergy science, histamine’s role, and cases including a penicillin allergy during surgery and a divorce-related asthma episode.
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