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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1911

Page

9

410 COWS ARE KILLED Officials Lay Herd Suffered From Tuberculosis

The health department reports the slaughter of 41 diseased cows owned by G A Willson of Lay Hill Maryland after tuberculin tests and guinea pig examinations confirmed tuberculosis. The herd of 48 was largely affected and milk delivery permit was canceled. Slaughter occurred under state veterinary supervision. quarantine was imposed on Willson's farm.

Health Department Bureau of Animal Industry G. A. Wilson Lay Hill G. A. Willson Nan Lay Hill Mr. Willson Willson Wilson Baltimore State Veterinarian of Maryland Bureau of Maal Industry

Weather Synopsis for WA and national outlook

Weather bulletin from the Cape of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports the weekend disturbance moving into the Atlantic and a new trough extending from western Texas to eastern Montana. Highs are moderate to cool across regions with notable cooling in the mid late plateau and southern plains. The western disturbance moves toward the Mississippi valley with rain across the middle and northern districts Tuesday into Wednesday, followed by continued unsettled conditions and general rains into the lower lake region and mid Atlantic States. Flood warnings have been issued for the west.

Cape of Agriculture Washington Atlantic New England Sierras Texas Montana Lake North Carolina Tennessee Atlantic States Ohio Valley California Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountains Upper Lake Region Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States South Atlantic Oul F Plateau Region Missiesiop River Plains States Plateau West

Exhibit Colonial Silver Opens at Nations Museum

Officials of the Nations Museum opened a new exhibit of colonial ecclesiastical silver gathered by the Colonial Dames from Washington the South and the West. Three collections are in Washington New York and Boston with eleven pieces in the Washington display and many old domestic pieces also shown. One spoon resembles a teddy spoon with lattice work to keep seeds from entering the glass.

the Nations Museum Washington South West Colonial Dames New York City Boston

Navy Yard Order Disobeyed in New Orleans Dock Silence

Secretary Meyer probes why the New Orleans navy yard did not follow orders to cease work and transfer staff. Congressmen join a telegram claiming the yard is nearly closed, the telephone line cut, and the dry dock unavailable for immediate use. The secretary asked the dock chief carpenter for reasons for not keeping the dock ready.

Meyer New Orleans New Orleans Navy Yard Louisiana Capt. Helm

Indians to Get a Million in Trust Funds Upon Citizenship

The Sacs and Foxes, Mississippi tribe members in Iowa and Oklahoma, will receive their pro rata share of 31 020 000 trust funds held by the Treasury once they assume citizenship. Oklahoma members have sought apportionment and land allotment, prompting the Interior Secretary to ask the Treasury comptroller about withholding 240 000 for apportionment. The comptroller ruled that any reduction would be useless.

Mississippi Tribe of Indians Iowa Oklahoma Treasury Secretary of the Interior Comptroller of the Treasury

Army Orders Leave Extensions and Assignments

Army orders list leaves of absence for numerous officers across infantry cavalry engineers and coast artillery, plus staff reports and duties at Walter Reed Hospital and other installations. Movements include retirements, commissions, and ship movements as vessels arrive and depart various yards and stations.

Norman ¥. Ramsey Fourth Infantry Charles W. Farber Eighth Cavalry Hubert L. Wigmore Corps of Engineers Thomas W. Griffith Reuben C. Taylor Tenth Infantry Charles L. Lanham Coast Artillery Corps Artillery District of Mobile Guy. W. Henry Cavalry Fort Reno Okla Charles S. Wallace Signal Corps Philippine Islands Manila Philippines Frederick W. Sentben Seventh Infantry Hot Springs Ark Army Wand Navy General Hospital Maj Lawrence §. Miller Eel Department Leonard W. Frunty Fourth Cavalry Army and Navy General Hospital Henry S. Rigby General Service Infantry Army oMcer William H. Raymond 167Th Alexis R. Paxton Walter Reed General Hospital District of Columbia James M. Phalen Medical Corps Army Building New York City Sylvester Bonnaffon Bonnaffon Chicago Ill Central Division Alfred M Mason

Joint Army and Militia Maneuvers Planned for Next Year

The War Department vows joint maneuvers of the army and militia every two years. Plans for next year aim at cost of 1 200 000 dollars, about 50 000 dollars less than the 1910 expenditure. The article lists multiple ship and harbor names indicating naval movement and dockyard connections in Newport New Orleans Mare Island North River Clare Island Light Patuxent and Norfolk.

Trippe Ammen Boston Accomac Navy Yard New York Salem North River South Dakota Mare Island Light Yorktown Newport Sterling New Orleans Pensacola Balen New York City Mare Island Clare Island Light Patuxent Norfolk Dizle Vavy Yard War Department

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