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FOR SALE
1967 MODEL SINGE® REPOS
SESSED, built in ziz-zag, button*
holer, darns, mends, and etc.
Take over payments of $10.00
each or pay cash balance $46.80.
Write Mrs. Maness, P. 0. Box
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Hog Cholera
Progress Report
For October 1968
There were no cases of hog
cholera diagnosed during Aug
ust; five were diagnosed dur
ing September, and five in Oc
tober. The cause of two of the
outbreaks that occurred in Oc
tober has not been determined,
and they are still under investi
gation. The above cases occurred
in the following counties: Dup
lin, Bladen, Columbus, Harnett,
and Pender.
By the decrease in the number
of hog cholera outbreaks it is
evident that North Carolina has
made progress in the hog cho
lera eradication program. To
make a successful disease eradi
cation program, it is essential
that the disease be located and
confined' — and not allowed to
be spread from herd to herd.
Prompt and early reporting is
essential. Farmers who have
s sick-Swine should contact their
veterinarians at once. If this can
not be done, they should contact
the county extension agent, voca
tional agricultural teacher, or a
State or Federal veterinary of
ficial. This prompt notification
is important for several reasons:
1. Prompt diagnosis will en
able quick, efficient treatment
of the disease affecting the herd,
if it is not hog cholera.
2. If hog cholera is involved,
prompt diagnosis and quarantin
ing will minimize chances of the
disease spreading to other herds.
3. Indemnities can be paid
only for animals living at the
time of the initial inspection by
a State or Federal veterinarian.
Local veterinarians, county ex
tension agents, and vocational
agricultural instructors have
done an excellent job in educat
" ing the swihf producers with
| respect to th# diseise‘and the
eradication program. There is
- still more to be done. Constant
4 and continued vigilsjace will be
necessary as we move into the
final eradication phases.
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HIT IN THE LEG._ GOT TO STOP
THIS BLEEDING... GETTING WEAK.
NEVER MAKE IT TO THE JEER..
AT THE RIVER. ONW THE
BUZZARDS WOULD FIND ME.
HEED HELP...THAT GIRL...THE MEXICANS
SYMPATHETIC WHEN DUDE BEAT ME UP
I'Ll €0 THERE. _ - -
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NOW LET'S HAVE A LOOK AT
THAT LEG. WOW/ NO WONDER
YOU'VE LOST A LOT OF BLOOP/
FIRST, LET'S GET SOME
SULFA INTO THAT WOUND.
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1 NOW TO STRAIGHTEN UP AND
GET THIS BLOOD OFF THE FLOOR.
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