Farmers lose hens and fowls to hoof disease feed source Tiverton
A Tiverton farmer reports forty dollars worth of hens lost after feeding on manure heaps credited with hoof disease. William Marvel of Fall River also reports fowl losses from the same cause. The Treasury issues circular to prevent hoof and mouth disease from Argentina and notes stamp production figures from the year.
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