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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
4
A Missouri Ruralist piece argues laws are rarely understood or enforced. The writer, Arthur Capper, contends plain English statutes would boost public respect and compliance, and that officials and commissions exist largely to ensure enforcement.
Kansas City stockyards report firm cattle early week with weak cows and common killers while stockers and feeders hold steady to strong. Hedged by ample fed steers and limited demand, prices for prime and high grade cattle soften. hogs total 19,000 with top at 7.45 and bulk 7.20 to 7.35 as shipments aim east pending Washington action.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture and State Veterinarian Dr. D F Luckey in Columbia report rising blackleg outbreaks in young cattle. Luckey outlines symptoms rapid death within a day to a day and a half, swelling on the body caused by disease and crackling skin on rubbing. Carcasses should be burned to prevent spread and vaccination advised. Farmers urged to contact Lackey or the Board for free guidance.
J A Rickart notes feed costs for lambs range from 5 to 5.25 dollars paid, with lamb feeding from 6.75 to 7.50 dollars, providing Mar Cor figures for budgeting.
Mrs Henry Boyle of Oswich says ten years of womanly trouble ended after taking Cardui the woman’s tonic. She gained strength could stand all day and could cut bread again. She trusts Cardui to help others and notes it has aided over a million women in fifty years.
The University of Missouri’s Department of Preventive Medicine reports nearly 1000 anti typhoid serum treatments in two weeks amid rising demand and a plea to prevent typhoid through careful control. Dr M P Ravenel notes the serum is safe for all ages while the university details sanitation plans for small communities and sewerless areas. The preventive department offers to answer inquiries on preventing infection and distributing guidance on safe use.
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