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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
United States Department of Agriculture notes sheep losses largely from parasites. Emphasizes prevention via pasture rotation, forage crops, proper manure disposal, and stray dog control. Highlights lamb and yearling care and early investigation of unthriftiness. External parasites include lice ticks and scab mites. sodium fluoride powder used against biting lice.
The article outlines chemical dips for ectoparasites in sheep including coal tar creosote and nicotin sulphur dips, notes quarantine rules for infected flocks and pastures, lists common internal parasites such as tapeworms, liver flukes, and nodular worms, and mentions preventive tar-grease nose applications. It also records land transactions in Oregon and nearby areas with multiple transfers and amounts.
A series of property transfers listed, including Myrtle Brough to Geo la Evers for lots 1 and 6 in Lafayette bike 2, price 700 dollars. Josephine S Bradley to J D Shearer tract 7 in Shurley subdivision for 10 dollars. Edna P Burlingham to Robert Lee Melton with partial interest in Dayton lots 26 and 26 for 10 dollars. Other transfers include Curtis P Coe and wife to Carey Dana Haynes for 50 by 317 feet in McMinnville’s Mrs P W Chandlers lst add for 1600 dollars. Margaret L Dixon and husband to Martin M Garrison for 20 acres and roadway in Sec 10 T28 R4W for 10 dollars. EE Goucer and wife to Edgar Linden and wife N70 feet of lots 3 and 4 in Court addition to McMinnville for 2000 dollars. Hattie G Gowdy et al to Fred H Schenk and wife lot 3 in Johns add McMinnville for 10 dollars. B L Hatchcroft to Frank Willis for f ave square feet in City of Carlton for 700 dollars. Florence Harper Lloyd to Yamhill Oregon for lots 2 3 and 4 in Oak Park add McMinnville for 375 dollars.
Salt should be available at all times so cows can self regulate. A typical cow uses about half a pound weekly and an ounce daily works for many. adjust for milkers and non lactating cows based on demand.
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