STOTIY OF CATTLE-FE^^5R TICK 



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row fatter and bi<]^<rer "witli the same quantity of feed. Tliey tell 

 ow they have improved their stock by brinj^ing in better breeding 

 nimals. Their cuttle no lon<rer die from tick fever. Thev get more 



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\)vv pound for their lick-free catth' iit (hr l)ig .stock y.irds. The stock 

 raisers say that c-attle are ■worth $7.50 more i)cr head wlicre the ti<k 

 has been dipped out. 



