Cattle Disease Spreads As Slaughter Keeps Pace In Montour
In Montour and three neighboring counties about 20 cattle herds are affected by aphthous fever or hoof and mouth disease. State plans to slaughter and dispose of infected stock at a cost near $10,000, using cremation, steam boiling, and distant burial. Disinfection and barn gutting follow, despite quarantine warnings.
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