The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-03-14
A CHALLENGE TO
THE WORLD

IHE WORLD
To any institution, Organiza-
ton or individual making a !
statement that NEGRO cannot be
successfully handled (Other than
the Mclean County System)
and that the veterinary profess
sion has not yet discovered a |
successful methOd-we invite
them to accept the following Of
fer:
Pick their herd that is "Ne-
GRO" infected and the under
signed company, who sells mer-,
chandise through the local vet
Urinary profession, will furnish
merchandise free, of charge to
the farmer putting on the test.
The herd will receive free at
tentiOn by some reputable vet
erinarian, and one, of the COM
pany's representatives.
If the special course and af-
ter-effects are a failure, the un-
dersigned company will pay for
a full page ad to be run in a
reputable farm paper advertis-
ing results obtained no matter
if results are against them.
On the other hand should the
DIR. FentOns special course and
system prove a success-which
it will-the party calling this
challenge agrees to publish re-
suits obtained, at his expense,
telling the farmers and the
world, that the veterinarians
can now have in their posses
sion merchandise that will sue
ccssfully handle the situation.
We recommend the Mclean
County System as a preventa-
tive measure, but it is like ev-
erything so fart is not 100
per cent perfect.
What are you going to do
when your herd is infected? l
will tell you what you will and
can now do. Call your local vet
erinarian. He will overcome
your existing NEGRO troubles.
If your veterinarian is not han
ding FentOn's, write direct to
the company.
DIR. FENTON'S VIGOR-TONE
COMPANY
AMES, IOWA.
A FARMERS AND VETERIN-
ABRAMS COOPERATIVE
DRIVE TO DE-NECROIZE
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
IN 1928.
There will be a public meeting
of Farmers, breeders and vet
erlnarians at Springfield,
Minnesota, on Friday, March
23rd, 1928.
The object is to acquaint you with
various diseases that prevail among
swine in the Corn Belt of the L.. S.,
the worst of which in NecrOtic En-
teritis, usually called NEGRO.
DR.. FentOn of the FentOn's Vig0r-
Tone Company of Ames and Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, will address this meet
ing. DIR. FentOn has the only NEGRO
treatment that has the Endorsement
, of the veterinary profession.
Men from all parts of this terri
tory will be present to tell you just
what the DIR. Fenton treatments did
for their hogs during the last ninety
days. These men are your friends
and neighbOrs and we know you can
rely upon what they tell yOu.
. Meet with us on the above date
and let DIR. Fenton and his brother
vets explain to you how you can get
away from the Overdraft that is cost
ing this territory thousands of dol
lars every year. You will either
have to overcome NEGRO or NEGRO
will overcome you. Ask the man who
has had it on his farm for two years
and see what he will tell you.
' The following veterinarians have
, Joined with DIR. Fenton in the fight
against NEGRO in Brown, Nicollet,
Redwood and Cottonwood Counties:
{ B. ]. Lattimer, Springfield; A. r.
Werring, Springfield; ]. w. Golden,
, Redwood Falls; c. Cherry, Redwood
Falls; S. r. Meyers, Mountain Lake;
L. T. Dahl, Hanska; e. r. TilIisch,
WestbrO0k; w. Anderson, Sleepy Eye;
r. McPheeters, Vesta; H. Zinns, Wa
bass0; ID. /. Remington, Tracy; d. T.
Grady, Window; c. A. Sotaaen, VIM