Blackleg in cattle goats and sheep overview
The piece explains blackleg mainly affects young cattle six months to two years old, with goats and sheep also susceptible. It notes the cause is a spore forming germ in the soil that can enter via wounds or grazing, initial symptoms of dullness fever and lameness, and high fatality without timely treatment. Prevention focuses on vaccinating calves at three to four months, with possible combined vaccines in risk areas. It also cautions on burial or burning carcasses to stop spread and mentions spring and summer as high danger.
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Blackleg
Genealogical and family reunions shared in Utah and Idaho
Sunday's events centered on family gatherings across Ogden Oneida and Franklin involving the Lindhardt Winn and Bennett circles. Relatives from Seattle Preston Salt Lake and Boise joined picnics reunions and a genealogical meeting with speakers from Salt Lake and Oneida stakehouse. A longtime Daughters of Utah Pioneers leader faced health decline while family rites were held for Don C Hill and relatives.
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Marion Lindhardt
Sherman
Carol Ann
Ross
Ogden
Marion Winn
Leo Seamons
Dayton
Bert Winn
Preston
Roselia Winn
Leo Winn
Alma Winn
Joe Davis
Red Rock
Oneida and
Franklin Stakes
Oneida
Ray Swainston
Bishop Hedin
Rosella Winn
G. A. Bennett
Orville Talbot
William Swainston
M. A
William Lund
Mr. Royal
Salt Lake
Mr. Lund
Ray
England
Lund
Ora Bennett
Barbara Bennett
Local Hollow Feud Tangles Bank Chief and Community
In Skunk Holler resident Hugh recounts conflict with Jacob Stonecob Jr president of the Skunk Holler First Fashional Bank and school board over progress and local debate. Stonecob confronts Hugh and urges readers to forget the issue as Ginger and Sarah Bellum feel the fallout.
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Jacob Stonecob, Jr
Skunk Holler First Fashional Bank
Ginger
Sarah Bellum
Air Schul
Schul
Stonecob
Mrs Rodessa Nash Hill Dies at 65 in Franklin
Rodessa Nash Hill, 65, died at her Franklin home Monday June 22 after a brief illness. Born May 21, 1888 in Franklin, she was the daughter of Isaac B. and Martha Howland Nash. She married George W. Hill December 22, 1910 in the Logan temple and lived in American Falls, Nampa, and Boise before settling in Franklin in 1942 as an active Latter-day Saints member.
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Rodessa Nash Hill
Franklin
Dessie
Isaac B
Martha Howland Nash
George W. Hill
Logan Temple
American Falls
Nampa
Boise
Lago Relief Society Holds Work Day at Cora Harris Home
Thatcher notes the Lago Relief Society held a work day last Tuesday at Cora Harris home with a potluck dinner and quilting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clark Mickelson and Mr and Mrs Ward Harris and Mr and Mrs Melvin Mickelson at the Harris reunion in Lava last Saturday.
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Lago Relief Society
Cora Harris
Clark Mickelson
Ward Harris
Melvin Mickelson
Harris
Lava
Two Industries Compete to Save Skunk Holler Bank
In Skunk Holler Hugh faces mortgage pressure as Little Brown Jug and Hot Seat Manufacturing offer new jobs. Stonecob vows to back the editor and keep the column alive while locals fear eviction from the holler. Hugh seeks work to support a large family amid town debate.
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Stonecob
Stonecob Sr
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Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Don E. Smith
Norda Lee Bodily
Society
Leland Chatterton Clarin Ashby Rex Hampton
City
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Farmer’s
American Foundation For Animal Health
Allis-Chalmers
Allie Aheimers
Allis‘chalmers Sales and Service
Modern Farm Equipment Co
Oneida Preston
Winder
Ellen Wright Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Jack Reagan
Denver
Bartlett N. Hill
Estelle N. Wright
Nettie Lewis
Laura Atkinson
Franklin Ward Chapel
Marlow Woodward
Skunk
Thatcher
Edytor
Industree
Hugh
Enuf
Skunk Holler
Kolyum
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Smart
Buick
South State
R. C. Affleck
Buick Sales
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