The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-06
EXERT Caution
To STOP CHOLERA
FARMERS TA2<lNG MEANS TnI
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA Hsyil,
DEENlG-~@fGnINElHfr Et0G T,8ts~
ER DISCUSSES PREVENTIVE
TREATMENTS.

HI tfoR cholera has bec0me WiiesspfsesfFf3
Him sornee OF tiire n~eigiboring states.
White it liz NOT prevalent in NORTH
I3akot:b, as onl9 on o. few farms has
tt1lee diseases beGOtne noted tfiiss yE.saT, Iii
Is dt'llet3ng5 ti1e2 swine Herds i'm Iowa..
south DaisotEt and Minnesota liz g1earE
a Well ki16wir hog ~r&4isetr of G4sss
tl"0ul1t9,, Wil0 was i'll tllee city today,
i&1di mulch to- say tii4tt was Valunfllle
tHoBHl+dinB tl1e treatment Of hog ctinlL
4.2a5. Willie NOT many farmers in Glass;
county lt8ree been tt1ub1edl THIS year,,
yet those who hHpe, hape2 suffered sse1
|Hf9- LOSSES. In some herds, he ssfifft,
t5le V~ot3tifatians Have had tlietr
lands fun.
IN discussing tlie question Of hog
otolet2G and it's proper Treatments, t9iIts
well known hog r3iEett stid.:
'"Thea LOSSES from hog clipleGB In tins,
principal hog growing states this
It%oar VIII be- enormous and gfseaterr
Gtan for several years past. The rs~.
suit is ti1at many farmers have Inf4s-
lSated' their hogs early. III many dis
tatctSs the hog, population has urefctlcc~
Iall% disHppeaGed!, North Dakota farfnL~
lers5 a7tee just entering upon ttils pro-
Idurtinrl Of pork. HE lbsspss i'm otlter'
~dtstrfCtss Will certainly be- reflected fri
Jrtcrss this fail addj winter. rliis
i~jn1ea1s profits, pr6Viding North Dalt0--
ia, herdss ca4r he kept free from this
tetttble' sc%oultge;.
"~FOrtltatelN,. buJ few. reports. have
heans receiNed, Indicating that the dis
case. Was prevalent, and LOSSES have
inOt beeftl large With c1eaniii1essS sH4rl~
lltat4onl and care II Should he possible
Tor North Daltota hog raiserss to- re-,
main practically flee from the dis
eaSe.- Ilr localities where the disease
10 N1fFSS EISEsF F1.~. -E4x..-a .I-
means Of C0nhattintp il The, serum
resentment property used. has given
general satisfaction, but at tlte ures+~
N time the experiment. stations amt
cornn1efciali firms supplying serum aags
not 8ble7 to- anywhere nPaa. meet the
defnaTd.. We must de45etldl ON preVea-~
on.
Pfs"sattjVe Tr~eataNents..
PROPER netlt0ds5 Of sanit.ft9om. feed
and care may prevent the disease be-
coming prevalent, Fog cholera is iit~
~feHtious;, and is easily CARRIED from
i1aTml to- farm The observance OF a.
few simple hYgienic principles WITH
very largely aid in preventing efi0us
.IattackS5 Of hog cholera at this time.
HOGS should be fed we'll and kept in a.
Itflrlfty condition. This e~tal1less them
to ward or sickness thar would 9TH
IerNfse become fatal Fog c~}tolefea will
td9tack a. Thrifty as we'll as aaI UNI
itllrift% hog, but it's chances afe2 o3,eat~I
ler OF ~attac4ting the untlrrtf}@ herd. TfI
ino8S af82 SiCin IN tIle PigilI1nrflnndI dnI
WISH the hog pen or allow your
,neigflh6r to, visit on, Keep an Wis
.itors from the hog lots. 0lr4r4ntfireI
the farm against dogs. The dog lis.
one OF the common CARRIERS Of tlilESI
disease. A. stream viii, often ca41rrt
.tnfection from farm to FARM. 1yliere-
Eore,' avoid placing the hog lots SOL
that the herd may have access rp al
stream. Isolate the herd amt keen Iii
i1solatedI. FhiS i$ one Of the FIRST Me-
cessiues!. Sanitatfnn is necessary
Keep this hog pens, houses, feeding1
HOOP and lots clean. H0p cl1nlarefI
germs thrive in fltlil. Spray tItas panSI
and hnnsfe at least oncs DURING flis
With any one OF the numerous
idiEirfertalafss that aa's on the market.
Keep Before the hogs Sufficient char
COAL. ashes and salt sD that their d.
eesttNe' organs may be kept In good
Ic1ndftf0n.
One OF the BEST prepenttves3, not
only Of hog Cholera buT Of other dis
efsess t'acsalaie ta digestive t1p1uq3le,. is
So simple that it, should be made I,ast..
ten Hogs or 100. Mix fifty pounds Of
ISlacleed soft cnall on t~Wenty-fNe
pounds Of ctiarcGall with three pounds,
i0f ~Stlpt1ataa Of iron ind two and one
half pounds OF c6sfsg4f6rl salt. Miy
t~hordngliiF and place i'm a. box or self
feeder w1ters it caaq Be kept dry. AG~
low the hogs ffeea access to- the radxr
jttre., Many sifccessfsql Hog breeders
make use of tliiFs and consider lit one,
Of The best. p~rsventiNes that they cam
obtain A~bfhgx44f1ats fteshdm from
hog cholera may be attained By tlt0r~
6u81q sta4sivett6l9r by proper Gn.a4saFati4pe
methods by care and by proper feed
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