The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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To the People of Jack and
Toung Counties:
- Last year, a malignant outbreak
4. ' year, a malignant outbreak
•(. ®f Anthrax' inflicted an enormous
+ I*** to live stock rakers of
Mr. H. M. Smith, the one lime popular jeweler
+ and optician with the firm of B. S. Doty & Co.,
State veterinarian and his assist-
ants. They did not have the aMt-
ity to take a diagonosis and after
has returned to Graham with his family and
will make this place his home
tot« rsa oiff.
Always
Bears the
other veterinarians and the State
Mr. Smith is
well known to many of our people and will be
glad to meet all of his old friends and make pew
Bacteriologist postively declared
it to be Anthrax or Charbon they
still maintained that it wa« nn> _
that disease, and by ao doing con- k
fused the people and prevented
ones at the J. T. Vaughan & Co. Jewelry Store.
Mr. Smith is an expert watch repairer and, in
the optical line, has good reference inasmuch
as there are numbers of people in Graham and
surrounding country still using glasses fitted by
him from five to eight years since. ‘ As stated
above, Mr. Smith will be identified with the
them from taking the right step*
to stamp out the disease thereby
causing an enormoua loss of live
stock, and by the infection of
stoek ui to many neighborhoods
•an cring a large amount of terri-
tory has infected the soil and
'ast fall and this spring have
spread the infection until there
Narcotic.
For Over
disease will break out in new
districts that were not infected
last year, as well as all districts
that were afflicted before and
very likely on the same farms.
It is the purpose of this office
to assist the people of these coun-
ties to prevent a new outbreak
and if one should occur which is
highly probable, to assist in its
' i eaus-
suppression. This disease is
ed by a germ, bacillus, that is
very resistent to all influences
and may stay in and upon the
ground indefinitely. This is why
th« disease is
onipulsoTy education, single tax-
Not unlike the advice that is and I might say the political
now being given to city dw'ellers factors, if the question has such
to look about them and find, if this time. What we want
possible, some task, the doing of light and more light on the
Which can be advanced for the question.”
benefit of the unemployed,* i* «« There seems to be a realization,
the advice that the editor of Sue- »n many quarters, that the ar-
cessful Farming gives to the farm grarian problem is one of the
ere. ..The great war, Juju**#* _ in Texas gl jhe
has ' ittcreafted the fotfpi^nt time. --------
American farm products and nar-
rowed the markets for other pro-
ducts. .It is, therefore, his plan
to have the farmers spend their
extra profits now and help the
manufacturer and his employes.
He say*:
“You. are planning to spend
some of your extra profits from
your grain and live stock. You
are going to buy new clothes or
new rugs, or build an addition to
your house, or a new bam, or a
new fence, or buy new machinery
If each of 800,000 subscribers
spends only $100 dn the next
thirty days instead of waiting more about the^rico' and unequal
ninety days, it will put $80,000-J ,.d terms on ftiese/lands, write
000 in pirculattion. That, means or phone and I will give the mat-
prosjierity to your partners, the Ur prompt attention.
merchant and the manufacturer _ n „
.... . W. P. Reynolds,
and the laboring men of our
cificx anti (nuns ami tlieir nrnt. Texas.
HAVING LEASED !
so hard to stamp
out.
Anthrax is never caused by
any other agent. It is incurable
in animals, however, a few re-
cover but will do so without, as
well a» with, treatment, persons
administer treatment and som/?,
animals recover but few will re-
cover in spite of the treatment.
The reason that the human
recovers from this disease, is
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F. and Mrs. Babb
Dr. Keashey has much first-
hand information on the land
problem in Texas, and has given
the matter years of serious
study. He says that he " knows
of no body of citizens of . Texas
who are in better position to help
effectively in the solution of this
big problem than the editors of
the State.
j. As to Future Wars
The persons who say that this
is the last great war may be
disease from the improper use
of vaccine. All stoA owners in
these counties should immediate-
y begin to vaccinate their stock,
t should only be done by quali-
fied veterinarians that had ex-
perience in the suppression of An
thrax.
No family should b* without IL Gssrantesd by your Druggist. Wemeaait. 50c.
It is dangerous to the
lives of people and live stock for
the laymen to attefnpt this work,
they by improper use of vaccine
are likely to infect themselves,
their stock and. the premises, thus
causing a permanent infection of
their farms and ranches. If vac-
cine is properly handled and ad-
been war, so there will always be
war.
We make things true hv tall.inj.
aliout them ‘ as certainties of the I
future—things that would other-j
wise never have happened at all.
As we think, so we do. That is*
the secret of the mind-reader Il«*[
notes what we do, often uncon-
sciously; then he has a straight
guess to what we think.
It is foolish to say that, though<
we may not have another war in!
this generation, it will come in
ijl ire iu utr 11«»
the next or the next; that human' cwpU>d and
bemgs are built for fighting and.! not p,
when the horror of this war has ,)uf nor
been forgotten, another will he ti,np wh(,n )(f|
-.waged. That may he true, but into a positioi)
why should we prediet and ««(IU,d the fnr...e,
help to fasten misery on persons — ■■ -
jet.unborn 1 , Will Address
The duty of the hour is very I niversitv 8
plain and it it this To paint this tine ot the m
war in all its hid»ous colors, tnjtures of the p
oonceal nothing in the . nnme of Fexus Press
glory, and in every way to ex-fheld at Corpi
ort influence to make the enn-J2f>, will lie an
ditions of peace such that warjM. Keashey oi
will not candy again result. ThcjTexas, Ins s
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imPsft
miuistf'red there is not Hny dan-
ger, but if used by the untrained
may lie as bad us an outbreak
of the disease. This was the
ease in Young county last year
and is likely the I'huse of so
many stock becoming infected ant
the spread of the disease over
be as favor- inviting Dr. ■ Keashey to make
o war. The this address, Henry Edwards of
ow been true, the program - committee says; ,
ndest jieace. /“As a member of the Program
the powcr| Committee, we should be very
preparing for glad to have you address the As-
At the OPERA HOUSE Monday
and Tuesday Nights.
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Bowron, Frank H. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1915, newspaper, March 11, 1915; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth884331/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.