Ringling Brothers Exhibit Showcases Rare Beasts in Circa Ring
The article notes the Ringling Brothers circus displays extremely rare animals including a rhinoceros, three giraffes, and two hippos, kept in high pens and fed with special mosss. It highlights the global variety of animals and the educational value of circus visits for students and seminary audiences.
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America
American Zoological Collections
Ringling Brothers
Central
Africa
Equator
Garden of Zoology
Dillon
Montana Livestock Board Presses Tuberculin Testing for Herd Value
The Montana Livestock Sanitary Board mails a circular to owners of full blood and dairy herds outlining Resolution No 1. It calls for voluntary tuberculin testing and promises to publish the names of those herds after eradication, asserting this will raise herd value and reassure buyers of safe, sanitary stock. Secretary M K Nowles signs the letter urging participation and offering board support.
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Ing
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Livestock Sanitary Board
William Treacy
Sanitary Board
Montana
M. K. Nowles
Oil Dipping Rids Quarantined Livestock in Several Counties
Dr C F Leslie state veterinarian in charge of dipping quarantined stock in Chouteau Teton and Cascade counties completed work at Gold Butte Whitlatch and Sales vat north of Galata with Dr Tracy and a federal vet present. About 10 000 head remain to be disinfected while dipping averages 640 head daily using a 60 by 6 feet vat and beaver slide method.
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C. F. Leslie
Chouteau
Teton
Cassade
Whitlatch
Leslie
Tracy
Galata
McDonald and
Bethwelot & Clampbell
Lessie
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G. W. Wilsoty
Butte
Melton
J. B. Hollingaworth
Wisdom
Peter Larkin
Kunzman
L. Sengbusch
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Furniture Co
G. T. Paul
Masonic Temple
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