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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
3
A concise overview outlines the life cycle of the gattle tick and the key facts supporting the campaign to eradicate the pest. It details stages from larva to adult and highlights ecological factors driving control strategies.
The article explains the seed tick's development from egg to engorged female and seed tick dispersal in pastures. It notes the tick relies on a host for growth, its survival duration without nourishment, and the seasonal timing of egg laying and hatching. It also mentions methods of control and directs readers to the Bureau of Animal Industry for full guidance.
Asheville hosts the three day session with prominent physicians. President J. F. Highsmith of Fayetteville and Secretary D. A. Stanton of High Point chair the event at Battery Park Hotel. Foley's Kidney Remedy advised for early kidney or bladder issues.
A newspaper snippet notes sleeping car service extending from Little Rock to Colorado, Kansas City, and Chicago. It lists multiple unseen fares and destinations, hinting at a broader rail schedule.
The notice lists a return limit of June 29 and travel stops including Memphis or St. Louis with a side trip to Hot Springs via Benton. Officials A. D. Nichols, City Ticket Agent, and T. J. Shelton, Traffic Manager, sign the notice.
On or about June 15 the Ten Cent Meat Market will install a cash register coupon system granting a five percent discount on all cash sales. The coupons issued will be redeemed for cash at the counter of the stall. By H H Herrman.
An advertisement shows a Paters Receiving Vault for cemetery use to hold deceased bodies until burial. It also lists a furniture dealer offering window shades children's carriages wagons velocipedes metallic burial caskets wooden coffins trimmings and agents for sewing machines pianos organs and Globe-Wernicke book cases with store and residence telephone numbers.
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