Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-26
WINTER STORMS AND SUM
MER DROUGHTS KILL
MANY CATTLE
CAUSE OF THE h. c. |.
Insects Also Cause the High
Death Rate Among Cattle,
Advances Meat Prices


me west dies before it reaches mar
The west does h-fnr. b. reaches mar
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reported nom th. national forests
This waste Ia s.tf d. ada ni1l,ps nf
dollars IN tho r.,fl.'s tue.t Nm and
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~ living Wtoter atnr1s acd sum,
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animals I'm bar5 .i,.,st .tor rl,b,
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other disaoees ge+ .tI,l In hoo boIas
slip off ley hulsidus and sheep pile
up ana Ole OF s.ilocauon. Insects
Whlch madden ana XIII, swell the to-
tal losses as DO multitude OF other
MINOR causes OF deA'h ana INJURY
How Disease l. Prevented.
n amy ~ tba. animals q, no yra,s5
upor r9tf1rsI f.rssf sscr, IN bo
sGfferiur from disease IN, stock is
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federal brr,au ~ animal industrI. he
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n an ,rtn,l gr,1irc or tb. fnrast
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Stock Killed by Wild Beasts.
The settlement and development OF
the west does not appear to have
greatly reduced the number of ami
uals which prey upon domestic live
stock, and the loss from that source
alone runs INTO the millions OF dol
lars each year. Within the forests,
however. the number OF domestic ami
mails killed has been appreclably re
duccd by the campaign against Wild
animals Waged by the officers OF the
service. During the past eight years
forest officers have killed over thirty
rive thousand predatory animals con
siSung OF coyotes. wolves, bear noun
tain Hon wild cats, lynx, etc.
The losses due to poisonous plants
have been in the aggregate tho most
numerous ana the most ditflcult 10
guard against Stockmen knew gen
orally that certain flats or valleys or
hillside slopes could not be used for
grazing without heavy losses OF stock,
but there was much doubt as to what
caused the loss. Gradually 1t was de
termined that the losses were due to
various species OF plants. Later, II
was learned mat In most Instances
these plants, while extremely poison
GUS during certain periods or the
year, were comparatively lnnoNious
during the remainder or the grazing
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