Swamp fever in western states threatens horses
A veterinary warning describes a deadly, unnamed equine disease spreading across western Kansas, Nebraska, and beyond. It mirrors Surra, causes fever, pallid mucous membranes, anemia, edema, and eventual death within weeks to months, with no known cure or effective treatment. Reports urge reporting suspected cases to the Colorado Experiment Station for investigation.
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Philippine Islands
Kansas
Nebraska
America
Canada
Surra
Philippines
Colorado Experiment Station
San Luis Stake Academy Notes
Manassa Colorado February 13 Students were absent Thursday due to snow. Clinton Depriest sprained his ankle at the dance Tuesday night. Zoology begins Evolution of Invertebrates and vertebrates ancestry. Birds and fishes soon studied. No more academy parties likely. Bacteria causing love not defined yet a colony can keep a person up. Snow delays sports briefly. will resume after melting. Most had sleepiness Wednesday due to a wedding dance Tuesday night. No students meeting.
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Academy
Miss Crowther
Walter Bell
Pres. Rees
Ivy Morgan
Clinton Depriest
New Girl Arrives at Roy Martins Home
Sanford reports a new girl arriving Sunday evening. Prof. Soule is sick with an eye abscess forcing no school in his room this week. Dody Ellibee traveled from Cimaron last Saturday. Morgan Spencer came from Alamosa Thursday and returned Monday. Elmer Holman has measles. Local youths attended the Manassa dance Tuesday night. Three boys returned home with a badly smashed buggy. The Bert and Viola show played here last week but drew only a small crowd.
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Roy Martin
Prof
Soule
Morgan Spencer
Alamosa
Elmer Holman
Manassa
Bert and
Viola
Eminent Authority Endorses Simple Urinary Relief Mix
A claimed New York daily paper endorsement touts a home recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sar saparilla. Taken as a teaspoon after meals and at night, it is said to relieve backache kidney trouble weak bladder and urinary issues without stomach injury.
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New York Daily
Dismissed Rumors Put By L Hay At Pioneer Livery Barn
E. J. Henpren announces he will keep the business at his old stand despite rumors that L Hay leased the Pioneer Livery barn. He adds the druggist offered to supply ingredients or mix prescriptions and called it harmless.
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Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
L Hay
Pioneer
E. J. Henpren
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