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RESOWED THAT
there Are DOLLARS
AND DOLLARS WORTH
or POOD VALUES
IN OUR STORE NOW.
LOTS’ OT PICKING
Tb ENTICE THOSE *
VHo WISH TO SAVE .
Mo ncv-attractive:
MONEY SAVERS FOR
careful buyers.
DON'T THINK
THAT EVERYTHING HAG DEEM PICKED AND
CKOGEN OUT Of* OUR GToCK.' WE HAVE LOTG
OF FREGH, NEW THINGG. WE NEVER LET OUR
GTOCK GROW OLD. WE ARE NOT OLD ToGIEG.
WE WILL TAKE PLEAGURE IN GERVING YOU AND
DELIGHT IN GENDING YOU AWAY PLEAGED AND
GATIGriED. IT YOU ARE LOOKING ToR MONEY
GAVERG YOU WON'T HAVE To LOOK ANY
FURTHER THAN OUR GTORE.
PLANTERS TRADING CO.
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OUR ANNUAL REPORT
According to our usual custom, we have had
the second annual examination of our Dairy Herd,
the report of which follows. This examination was
made by Dr. Alexander of Wadesboro, N. C., a
graduate of Ohio State University and a liscened
Veterinarian.
August 1,1916
To whom it may concern:
I, S. A. Alexander, (D. V. M.) have tested for
tuberculosis the dairy cattle of the Oakland Dairy,
and find them to be free from this disease with
two exceptions, only one ofwhich was being milked.
S. A. ALEXANDER, D. V. M.
We wish to state that the two animals referred
to were young cows that had not been previously
subjected to the tuberculin test, one of which was
not in lactation at present and the other only
about ten days* These two of course have been
f
climated, as is customary. This is considered a
remarkably good health record for a herd of this
size.
' OAKLAND DAIRY
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