The New Horse Disease in Western Kansas 1912
Western Kansas farmers report a mysterious horse ailment, later linked to mold from pasture grass. The disease paralyzes the digestive tract, is not contagious, and can be prevented by removing horses from pasture and giving pure water. No bleeds or ear remedies help. prompt action is urged to protect stock.
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Kavicas
Kansas
Ians
Iansas
Umshler
Ben
Fred Gilliard
Frank Roach
Clairs
Wm. Wilson
Robert Inness
Lincoln
Ben Blevins
J. R. Bell
Omaha
Oscar Olson
Attorney Skiles
David City
Congress
Opera House
Wilson
Sloan
Max
L. M. Baker
Myrtle Dunning
Osceola
Christian Endeavor
George Dunning
T. K. Surface
U. B
J. D. Hammell
M. E. Church
J. W. Ballenger
Albert
C. H. Babcock
Conrad Thelen
Denver
Rockies
W. B. Smith
Polk
M. J. Reagan
Mamie Anderson
The
State University
Ben Hallquist
Hallquist
Coverall Grain and Stack Covers Benefit Farmers
Advertisement notes Coverall Grain and Stack Covers proved popular through the year with strong demand. Explains covers protect hay on high priced land to prevent loss or deterioration of quality. Models suit round and long stacks and are adjustable, with round covers fitting woven wire and picket corn cribs. Orders urged through C. G. Timm.
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Stromsburg
Holcomb
Julia Brazee
Shelby
W. B. Welch
J. Brown
H. J. McBeth
Butler County Fair
Susan Detweiler
Mae Anderson
Allie Mills
Ethel Westberg
Mary Holcomb
E. C. Goerke
City
Ross King
Mildred Ackerman
Arthur W. Ackerman
Natick
Mass
LaFayette Avenue
R. A. Scott
Vick's
Vick‘s
F. L. Dunn
Rystrom Implement Company
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Mrs. J. Locke
Persohn
Chas. Timm
HuStis
Cincinnati
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J. M. Hill
Mary Leonard
Andy Beckman
John Binge
Elias Kula
W. C. Lingle
W. R. Seger
Jim Singleton
Geo. Shultz
Rachel Sutherland
Jesse B. Turner
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