The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 19, 1915, Image 3
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LOWER HOG MORTALITY
of Field Work In the C hoi-
era Campaign KncooraKing—
Kffectiweness.
An important branch of the «>Rtn-
palgn against hog cholera is the held
experiments which were carried on
last rear in 16 counties distrubuted
among the states ot Georgia. Idaho.
Illinois, Indiana. Iowa. Kansas, Ken
tucky. Michigan. Minnesota. ^Ks-
sburi. Nebraska. Ohio, South Da
kota. and Tennessee. Althiugh in
the majority of cases this experi
ment work did not begin until the
mjddle of ltl4, in three of the
gnnnttea it commenced in 1913. As
was to be expected, it was in these
that the most strikjng retails have
been obtained. The following ta
ble shows the kffect of a systematic
attempt to combat hog cholera in a
given* locality:
Hog raising and hogs died in three
ceonties. 1912-1914. inclusive.
(Work begun July, 1913.)
Tear.
1912
1913
1914
Hdgft Hogs
raised, died.
221.692 63,078
304.614 23.522
359.466 14.953
Died per
thousand.
280
70
40
flogs apparently well
when treated: ‘
Simultaneous 44,277
Serum alone 40,462
M
1.298
2.077
Total. ..
Total...
84,739
138.224
• 3.375 3.9
18.945143.7.
■ It will be noted that the death
rate per 1.000 hogs dropped from
280 in 1912 to 40 in 1914. At
the same time the number of hogs
rajsed increased over 130,000.
The record kept of outbreaks of*
hog cholera occurring In three coun
ties throughout the entire year 1914
shows that the disease is not very
prevalent until . the month of
August. It then increases rapidly
and reaches its height in the months
of September.and October.
Serum Alone 1 and with Virus and
•* Serum.
.The relative effectiveness of the
serum treatment alone and the sim
ultaneous treatment In which both
virus and serum are Injected Into
the animal was made the subject of
other investigations. These tests
with the two methods of treatment
were made, both with herds that
were apparently well, but which had
been exposed to Infection, and with
herds In which hogs were actually
infected with the disease. The re
sults for the entire. 16 counties, in
.13 of which, howevefr, work did not
begin until 1914. are summarized as
follows:
I.^Reaults In exposed herds, in lb
counties 1913-14.
’ 7 ' o'
HOGS APPARENTLY WELL
WHEN TREATED.
Mode of ., Treated. Lost P. C.
treatment. 'o" 1 -
9.686 34 0.3
8.010 14 .1
These* experiments; in the opinion
of thp specialists, Remonstrate posi
tively the effectiveness of the serum/
<21 vo prevent the sperad of disease
alread affected, or <31 to cure tfie^
s.trilceh animals.. The simultaneous
method i> doubtless even more ef
fective as a ' preventative. . but It
should nevet be administered ex
cept by men who have been trained
in the technique and who under
stand thoroughly the dangers which
may arise when the work is im
properly done.
How Hog Cholera was Spread.
One of the moat important things
In any attempt to control bog chol
era la to determine the ways in which
It la spread. Measures may be tak
en to prevent the carrying of the
disease from the sick herds to herds
as yet uninfected. In the 16 coun
ties in which the work waa carried
on. the field inspectors made a
special effort to trace the ways in
which each sick herd had become
infected. As the results of this
investigation, given below, show th<*
largest percentage e% infection comes
from people who pass from an in
jected farm to an uninfected farm,
tn the opinion of officials in the field
birds come n^xt in importance as
rnTiers of infection, hut. It is Im
possible to calculate their responsi
bility exactly. Following is a sum
mary of this investigation::
. .. Sixteen counties. 1914.
Herds P. C.
Exchanging labor and vis
iting infected premises... 645 23.1‘t
Exnibsure to sick hogs on
adjoining farms . 235 R.4‘’
Harbored infeetlon 463 16
Dogs ,.261
Serum alone.
Simultaneous
‘ / r j
Total 17,696 48..
II.—Results in herds-affected
Died. Died.
with
/
hog cholera.
Treated.
Hogs sick when
4 wc
treated:
Serum.
Alone .
53.485 15.570
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OUR GREAT MAY SALE
Is Now Going on. We are Offering 35 Specials
wMch Cannot be Beat by any City Store*.
Here
Men and Boys
Are:
Ladies and Children
Men’s Palm Beach Suits, actual value $10, now.. .
Men’s Palm Beach Suita, $12, now
Men’s Palm Beach Pants, plain and striped, actual
All Wool Blue Serge and other attractive Summer
.$4.00 Trousers, now
idle
Iftfocted cars and publ
highways 33
Purchase of new stock. . . 95
Contaminated streams... 45
Birds yv. ..,.482
23.46
Indefinite 626 18.86
Total ...2.791 .....
NOT SATISFIED .
WITH REPOR1.
Governor Manning iRecLm - ( an -'
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well'* Reiwrt ErroiiVpu* and
'Misleading. #
These field experiments were, as
has already been said, only one
branch of the whole campaign.
General educational work was car
ried on In 16 States, one Federal
agent being assigned to each State,
laboratory studies In connection
with the disease were also made In
Washington and. finally,' all estab
lishments which carry on an Inter
state business in antihog cholera
serum and hog cholera virus were
subjected to Federal inspection and
control.
This work will be carried on
throughout the present year as far
ns available funds permit.
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evi'ry drug (.tore In tbo hunt oco of the
r*-»t wonders of the world, nud tbstV
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only corc-curc
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Columbia. Mnv 13.—Governor
Manning tonight made public .he
following letter to Mayor Grace, of
Charlvston: -
• Hon. John P. Grtlce. Mayor,- ,
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“Dear Sir: Ire regard to tlr port s
of chief Of Police Cantwell, d t^l j
A April !9'f5/.to you. Mid by r>i
traiw-miUThl'to me. . This *yC> I';
beg t ©'report th* following parties j-
•pffd place -' v ho hii\*‘ ''(li’Cntui-tute j
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in good'faftit. ; n 1 took it to e •. j
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of the police ..On. lool-An::
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eons rnd r/isleadin- • ; ‘1 1‘ w.*,
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Wiyij^mr, w1>o o/c'd sorc^ • ujo-n;
ago, ant’, .d Jl-ckitt.' v ho is burnt
e-rt. •'Many of the place? sail
be ch ved pje selling l ;not'
“This j-'cr.'i so r:•••:.< to• • ;•• ’ ’t
it /khouhl. d'<Tiaud ; • 4-v< j.t^v .li.-j
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x \.this report..
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qnort reir.r*.
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/ “K ft hard I. Manning. Oovr n.or."’
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A Siugami l-'.v* r \. “ds Attention..
J,et yplir Liver gc? torpid : you
rre in for a j^RrH of nik .'-y. J’vcry.
body 'get? ;»> rtv’iV: now ■ 1 thus
ThottsaS'ds of people l:e<;» t r !.
, er« active and hen)thV by iisii>g ^T't”
king’s Nt w jdfe Pill?. Fine for :h
gtc-i tin JLi/rine -t.
Boy Suits, Norfolks, Plain am! Bulgarian, Styles $6.98,
f $4.98, $3.98, $2.50, now for .. $.'>.00, $3.50. $2.25, $1.75
$1.00 Man’s Shirt, for .. .V .. . . v . .. 75c
79c Man’s Shirt for /. .. ...... .. 48c
50c Amoskeg Blue - .. . .36c
50 and 75c Neckties, for ./ 39c
25c Neckties, for / 19c
19c Neckties, for ./ 10c
$2.98 Men’s Shoes, for .. $1.$5
$5^0
$1.00 Black Underskirts .. .
$6.98
$1.00 All color Messaline Silk
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$1.19
.Crepe De Chine, now
39c
Flowered Crepe De Chine
23c
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$1.25 Girl’s White Dresses, 8 to 14, .
*. .89c
$8.98
$5.98
. $4.00 and $3.50 Skirts, now
$2,754
$2.00, $1.75 Ladies’ Skirts
.. $1.49, 98c.
8c Yellow Homespun ..
#• • a aa a# «a ,* • OO
50c Night Gowns, for . 33c
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50c Silk Half Hose, for 23c
25c Lisle Thread, for 19c
$4.00 Shoes, for . $2.75
50 and 39c Corset Covers,.................. 19c
$1.25, and $1.00 Shirt Waist .79c
75 and 50c Shirt Waist, '... . 39c
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business at the same place, giving
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.r’T customer* better money-savin':
values than ever before. Mean^
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B R. ULMER
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cul' FiouT'tv, $16.695*.:-
NEW STORE AT HENDERSONVILLE.
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I beg to announce that I have opened a store at Hen
dersonville. and will carry a full line of groceries and
general merchandise. I wish to extend an invitation to
all friends to call and look over my stock of goods. I so
licit your patronage.
Respectfully, "
A. V. BAGGETT.
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to Walterboro p.nd enirapxd a^nin }h ;he liepair
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Wulng's •Laundry, and ai^now prepare Ip) s°r\e
•you better thaft ever. Kxpevt work and fair prices vi
to all y • • \ ' • ' (j
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