The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 22, 1885, Page 1

Cattle Plague in Missouri.’” Vi Tothe People of Missouré: ; In view We have determined to Close Out our that it has tagion ; 3 FE ee in ienne ail wive in MAX 1. Colman, Conmissione: PNENEINSEE OCK 2 es) that there st ve in ‘ : ae i a : ene ee ee et Cc wma een ned Consisting of $18,000 Worth of pead of cattle th ¢ been exposed ai ee i eres ; : = tothe disease, and may be already ere 2 Bee Sr ’ € \ . nfected—it behooves the people ot ; = oo A 1 : co mh ~oots an oes t e State to adopt prompt an 1 eff q - a | tive measure to. stamp out the a4 ae - vas | tagiot —— peace tl GI ak tate Finance | ler l enter into the whole- be accomp i aS ay es of Boots and Shoes | ings of local teres: and litor and Stat rea Ppornted An effort has been made to raise ERAHCE CORMMIELECS 1 Dn ‘ money by voluntary yt . counties of State Oka 1) but has most signally failed. Only a= = + % afew thousand dollars have | : 4 use > ee et aca sabscribed(conditionally),an amount es pce es ee a aa = ! abe ig wholly inadequate to the undertak— | * . : fete : se ing. Morey alone will i a ie pe ; ‘ ) ; = Fengency. Had w a hal a ine ; ; : A ; ; “q B. & q O., dollars im our | =, t i > : sgl Me ‘ t North Side “quare. por oh Farmers ey the Best. and kill) an osed : without = quarantin gulatic ‘ : pac 5 7 Iwhereby one coun can preven mee : ye he introduction of exposed or sus 5 ae pected cattle from another: without) 2°" an page: See the power to confine or distroy ex ea ee j cS posed cattle, and to dispose of the | #> * SUD" ee = : . carcasses In a proper way after bei ‘ : i ce nothing can be done to st a ia oe the tide of devastation. areata pea ae Almost evey state and ” p = aes be ‘ za z i Union has such a law, many of | pe eats nichieaiag arte hem passed under the spur of the | © Te**8** : . © eceir @ Same emerge yhich now mppeis aes We desire to say tot The magmtude of the interest in = ; volved justity not only prompt, but) “extraordinary mieasure.’? When | knowledge thet thi we reflect that we have two million | exists to an ¢ head ot cattle in the State, worth, ata low estimate, seventy million dollars; that the general spread of the disease would result ina common Missou lat we xterminated and indefinite quarantine against the ed herds I State in every cattle market on the contunent, thereby depreciating at n part. compensate un- one fell stroke the value of our cattle eae asin ; toone half, or less, tosay nothing of fortunate ciizens Ont allaway cooly ' the loss inflicted by the disease itself | for the slaughter of their herds, we But the depreciation would not only | appeal to a generous people in their extend to our cattle but also to Our j pehaifjand we beg to assure you that lands. Who would buy a farm on which the contagion had existed, or ; : 4 ae one even in the nerghborhood. Not | &s¢¥ expended in the partial HE- LOOK HERE FARMERS! HPORTED pLUDESDALE STALLIGS sess every dollar contributed will be Had our Legislature understood the facts as they are now known to exist, it wouldno doubt have inet the exigency; but the tacts were not then fully developed, nor the id i destructive character ot disease gener: auy, understood. The drew moon is swee onus. No power is teto meet it outside of i : : | only so, but the entire business inter- | of your neighbors. : estsof the State would be, to a Joun S.Marmapuxkr,Govertor, | VIVIAN —— A L, B R ¢ N Tr ry | greater or less extent, affected. JoHN WALKER, State Auditor, | Vivias Grav No. 2494 Scot A | James M. Serpert,State Treas. State Finance Committer pat PE ~~ OLD PLOW SMITR, in Walnut towns ip, uIPTION and Crime in Taney Coui Another Foul Black r a ee : re. Let be ¢ take the necess approving the : Bla Ee = aw << [| nt = ot 9 TR = S sstions w ke steps at once [ : F i nx a public meeting and the adop- | tion of sunta e resolutions, « by } gnatures to the enclosec a 1 forwarding the same as i@ Retireccat iq Very Resp’t. i T. McBL Al NE, ~ SUE: W. SANZ VORN, " SMITH App Boone ( Colan ISSs = i Kansas. i pythias, at sottens tire i + and gine j whole spstet.. Southeas Kansas.