Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16

la>l N''t nav" lIdNtitN owe! ti.'' cattle districts of the west and ny conclusions are that the ,ow business j. not a, i, used to be. ha; i> in progressive state do not '-l'na the cai,lrmea will ever go bacA to the old ways They will not ove9 stock their ranges and will gradually adopt the pure bred stock
 Would Eliminate old Cows
 "Cull ont the old cow and devote more of your time tu raising calves A COW k Of no use for any purpose after t is 10 wears old It is liab.l- ity not au asset Forget the year.. ing and twoyear-old> and raise calves The wheat belt east Of the Rocky mountains will buy all the ,aly-, Nou can raise in Arizona A cattle company .u Midland Texas. i- >periallzng on and advertising it's calves and i> making mor- money 'haa when ], permitted is COWS to ,~,omr old ! h-ii-ve ln time the Arizona oattleneu will >pecializ. in calves and iInd it profitable
 Hov ~.ahi,, has broken out in ,he state aua what tu, board Is doing to eradicate , was ,old by ur Hyde. state v~'er.uariau lIe said that for several Wear, certain district, .u New Mexico were infested with this dis ras" and as .i preoaut!ou ,u protect Arizona -,o,kmea the livestock saui- ta.y board placed ; strict quarantine on cattle from these districts and r-- Qu.r,d d health certificate for every shipment from any par, Q; thc state p~~r.,. these precautions 20 bulls paes-I hy q N.v Mexico Inspector. we-~ slapped ,o the Tnckrr Livestock rou.p4ns n Apache counts Aueu,, % 1921 and 4 ,rw weeks later G-. t..apyd ~,ub.~~
 Report contag,ous Diseases
 Instead oi reporting Inc outbreak mmraiar~, 'o ,ar board. l~ said 'h~ Ta,her ou,f, dipped rh- a,tl- and .ot uat. other ca,tlemeu in The district informed 'ae board d.d i, Know abou, il Hy that time j. had spread ,a other ranges for A or 50 a.l.e> in every di."cvtioa Dr Hyde has p-a,~d qlar4n,.ue ou n" dis tr.y; and ..u. riders ar. covering the ranges E ~"ar,a of infected cattle several large dps ar- being con -tru,.ea .aG -very head o, stock Will nv dipped To ugh, this ~p.dem., ,n~ special session ol the legislature ~n'ls appropriated s5ooo which a.lI be ~lrlclyu, j, j, do~- no. spread 10 other counties
 ro ayoi4 rop.r.tian D: ;h- COZ. alton .n Apa.h, county CaDa.-v ,at. 't-m.u should report any cau,apioas disease Immediately ,o ,H. local .u- ,p,,;.r Ar said WhI~ t is ir-
 tabir that Jus range will be quar. ..ra~a better raaa r~a4l,z.ns .a. .u'.e" county
 F. stevens. --cr~rd~y 6, u- .lyo. -'o,t sanitary board raoa exception ,a Dr Williams aayi,. concerning ,ar 4.-pusina o; old COWS He said A" had been .n the livestock hus.nes~ practically all Ais life and Ioug ago learned tha, during drought an old COW could take care Of lt-el, better tAaa two-year-oid. becau-e 1t had learned from the greatest of all teacher, experience
 Urged to Hold Cows
 Tn" boil w-eyil and th. cattle .u- sect danger, ar. practically all from Nrxic" and close watch is being kept OIL the border. M Musgraye. of the geological survey. told the eat tlen.en al the opening of the after noon session.
 Stockmen were urged to hold their steers for s25. fl possible by II. l.. Johnson of Johnson & Cook. Wilcox cattle buyers. who made q splendid talk on general conditions Of the livestock industry The buyers start eG out with the expectation of find ing plenty and cheap cattle but they found what almost amounts to shortage and the cattlemen unwilling to sacrifice their stock. he said. pre- dieting that the industry would soon