Secretary Wilsons vigorous drive for disease control in livestock
The article reviews Secretary Wilsons aggressive approach to expanding the Agriculture Department work, urging vigorous and intelligent action against contagious diseases like sheep scab. It outlines a Washington telegram directing railroads and stockmen to disinfect transport vehicles and enforce the law, plus calls for state livestock commissions to back disinfection.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Agricultural Department
Bas
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
D Breeders' Gazette
English bicycle makers plan convention to curb American invasion
A foreign report states English bicycle manufacturers will convene to counter rising American exports. Britain shipped over $4.16 million of bicycles in 1896 97, with totals likely exceeding $9 million in 1897 98, while American makers gain market share abroad. The piece urges better maintenance and care for bicycles to sustain the sport and its value.
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United States
Legation
Shimamura
Hawaii
Pekin
Japan
Count Okuma
Sherman
Washington
Cooper
Hawaiian Foreign Office
Gwounseor Akiyama
Dole
Hawaiian Islands
Sandwich Islands
Shaky Republic
Hawaiian Republic
America
Sandwich Island
Fuji Kan
Yashima
Honolulu
Jule
City of
Yokohama
Orient
Queen Victoria
Little Island
England
Engeland
Nice States
Burland
Sife
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VE Daw
Sweet Grass County
Bank Building
Sypney Lanner
Orrick
Alt Law
Bire
Irvine Block
McLeod St
Ris
Tinber
Nuntana
Hall
Attorney AT Law
Omfes
Oorth Grand Hotel
Bree Timber
W A. Moore
M. P
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Orrick—Moonk & Coss Drug Srome
W. Montrose, M. D
Andersons Oru Store
Foster
Bozeman Moony
A. Perrine
Ie Timber
Peter Wormser
Wormser City, Mont
J. W. Geiger
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First Ave
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Moore & Budd
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