Sherman County journal., April 23, 1954, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN
COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDA Y , A P R IL 23, 1994
■ « ispirosis
• * V
Leptospirosis Vay
i* ay
p resen t in most, if o n t all of o u r of spread. E xploitation of o th e r anim als shed th e organism s in NEW NURSERY; NEW
counties. T he n atu re of th e causa- possible sources of infection ln- the urine. (In h u m an s th e course
tive organism and th e fact th a t eluding ro d en ts m ay a lte r th is of leptospirosis is n ot ap p aren tly BULL IN COUNTY
altered by the use of antibiotics.)
th e disease is so g rea tly wide- concept.
Endanger Cattle Herds spread
A com m ercial vaccine has been
stro n g ly suggests th a t it
T he sym ptom s of leptospirosis
T he sp rin g cereal n u rse ry on
m a rk e t
for
several th e K enneth S ather ranch, Kent,
L eptospirosis is a new disease has been w ith us for a consider- v ary g reatly in th at m any infected on th e
W hile this c o n s i s t s w as planted last w eek in coopera­
of cattle to S herm an county farm ­ able period of tim e y et was not anim als rem ain ap p aren tly nor- m onths.
ers and deserves an u n d ersta n d ­ recognized as a serious unsolved mal w hile In some th e disease as- of killed o rganism s and is safe tion w ith W. E. Hall, su p e rin ten ­
ing of w hat is know n sta te s Coun- economlc problem un til te stin g sum es an acute course resu ltin g insofar as it will not spread the d en t S herm an branch ex p erim en t
ty "A g en t Thom pson. T he follow- and the ag rlcu ltru al press focus- in death w ithin 24 h o u rs a fte r infection, It has not y et been su f­ station. S pring and fall n u rseries
ing is a discussion of Leptospiro- e<* atten tio n upon it. Since ordin- onset. Most cases ap p ear to come ficiently evaluated to Justify un­ have been planted on th is farm
sis p repared by O. H. Muth, OSC a ry diagnostic procedures do not w ith in these two extrem es. A fter conditional recom m endation of for four years. The test plots give
experim en t station. R eactors have reveal th e infection, cases th a t infection and an incubation per- its use.
leads as to the p ro d u ctiv ity of
occurred in a few h erd s tested m ay have been p resen ted to diag- lod of one to two weeks, one or
new varieties in relation to old
Because
the
problem
“leptosp-
in Sherm an county d u rin g the nostic laboratories in th e p ast m ore of the follow ing rnanifesta-
in the G rass Valley-Kent areas
tions may occur: fever, loss of ap- sp irb sis” Is a very com plicated V arieties of w heat, oats, and b a r­
past year. E xtensive infestation have escaped detection.
one Involving m any species of the
a
petite,
depression,
d
iarrh
ea,
anem-
has occurred in K lickitat county,
cau sativ e organism is
organism and m any species of ley w ere planted th is spring.
W ashington and
report« show th in, coiled rod sufficiently sm all la, icterus (yellow coloration),
T he F red Cox and Son new bull
anim
als including rodents, th e
raa rtn ra in the A ntelnne e o u n trv to Pass th ro u g h som e o rd in ary bloody urine,« cessation of
m ilk
arriv ed last week .This bull brings
an
sw
ers
to
this
problem
will
only
of Wasco county
b acteria reta in in g filters.
Be- production, loss of w eight and
lx? forthcom ing after v eterin ary a new line of breeding to th e area
cause of th is fact w o rk ers a t the abortion.
research
extending over a con­ and should help Increase the
T he expression “leptospirosis” R ockefeller In stitu te of Medical
q u ality of cattle for th e county.
em braces the world-w ide infection Research in w orking w ith th is in-
*K‘el c a ltle th a t are not of siderable period of tim e and re­
E arl Higgs, Mt. View H ereford
q
u
irin
g
considerable
funds
and
of m any species of anim als includ- fection in d airy cattle first served as closely as dairy cattle,
ran ch herdsm an says, "th e new
ing m an w ith some fo rty species th o u g h t they w ere dealing w ith ab ortion may lx? th e only xymp- personnel.
bull has m ore w idth now than
of leptospira. Some of these in- a virus. T he organism is easily tom> observed. It has been re­
m ost old bulls.”
fections w ere recognized in the destroyed by heat, d ry in g , and P °r te d th a t abortions may occur
George D rinkard Jr., and W. L.
early p a rt of the p rese n t cen tu ry o rd in ary disinfectants.
It has as late as four w eeks following
May found w hat th e w ea th er b u ­
and since th a t tim e a num ber of been know n to live for as long as th e period of fever w hich Is of
reau calls “Radiosonde M odula­
them have received m uch study th ree w eeks In slig h tly alkaline sh o rt d u ratio n ( 3 to 5 days).
to r ” in th eir stubble fields this
resu ltin g in the accum ulation of w ater.
W hile all m ethods of C attle have been know n to lx; in ­
spring. They are a w h ite plactic
. . . with understanding
considerable inform ation on the spread may not be know n at this fected and to pass infected urin e
like box ab o u t
seven inches
subject as a whole and ra th e r de- tim e, It Is know n th a t Infection fo r a p erio d of th re e m o n th s,
square. T he w eather b u reau uses
tailed inform ation in th e case of m ay occur th ro u g h th e mem-
Because of the presen t lack of
them to test m oisture, p ressu re,
som e specific leptospiral infec- branes of the eye. It is also know n basic know ledge concerning this
. . . responsible
and te m p eratu res In th e h ig h er
tions.
th a t Infected anim als pass live disease it is im possible to formu*
atm osphere. A sam ple is on ex ­
T he p rese n t in te re st in lepto- organism s in th e urine.
T he *ate a satisfacto ry control pro-
. . . reasonable
h ib it at the county a g e n t’s office
spirosis resu lts from th e dlscov- splashing of infected w a te r or 8 ram - It is of course desirable to
In Moro.
ery of bovine Infection (L Pam- urin e into th e eyes could lx* the in stitu te
reasonable
hygienic
T h e ex p erim en t statio n a t On­
ona) In C onnecticut in 1944. At chief mode of tran sm issio n from m easures
w here
infection
is
tario has been ca rry in g on som e
the presen t tim e th e re is evidence infected to h ealth y anim als. In know n or suspected. Several an-
v ery in te restin g cattle feeding
th a t bovine infection exists in at consideration of o u r lim ited in- tibiotics have been used in treat-
w ork th is w inter.
T his w eek
least 40 sta te s Including Oregon, form ation on th e subject it seem s
infected anim als and th ere
w inds up a 160 day feeding p e r­
An incom plete survey of Oregon reasonable to assum e th a t adding have been a n um ber of rep o rts
iod of 60 cattle on test. T he cattle
in w hich som e 3,000 sam ples sel- infected anim als to clean h erd s indicating th at some have been of
w ere selected for th e five feeder
ected largely at random w ere would co n stltu e the chief m ethod value In trea tin g clinical cases,
cattle grades and one m ixed lot
tested a t the Rocky M ountain of spread and th a t Infection T hese resu lts as y et have not
L eonard & W ilma Sm ith
of tw o calves for each of the five
laboratory, U nited S tates Public m ore or less sta g n a n t infected been critically evaluated, especi-
H ealth service, H am ilton, Mon- drainage w aters m ight co n stitu te ally in relation to th a t period fol- , 'h o n e
T h e D a lle s
3135 grades. Com parisons betw een dif­
feren t grades of feeder cattle as
tana, indicated th a t infection is th e next m ost im p o rtan t m ethod low ing ap p aren t recovery w hen •
FUNERAL SERVICE
Name of Owner
ax H h o w n
la U e x t T a x
H e c t.
by
In s c r ip tio n
R o ll
or
Lot
o f P ro p e rty
Tw p.
N. H.
Range
or
W. M.
E a st
T a x R o ll
A c c t . N o . & 'C o d i
V o i. • P a g e • I
Block
W alter Mee
A L M ottern
C-o W illiam Mitchell
J B Mowry
J B Mowry
J B Mowry
W asco D unlaps
1st A ddition
Kent
Original
Moro Mowry
A ddition
Moro
Moro
Mowry
Addition
1 & 2
Mowry
A ddition
J B Mowry
Moro
Mowry
A ddition
ELÄJÄ Muck le
J F
4 Violet Noonan
P D O 'M eara
5, 6 & 7
Ño. 3
Moro
P ro p erty all taxed
on one assessm ent
Moro Mowry
A ddition
Moro Mowry
A ddition
Moro Mowry
Addition
Moro Mowry
A ddition
Moro Mowry
A ddition
NWM i SEV b , WVfc-
NEV« A Ixit 7 in
S herm an Co. 40A
Moro B arnum
A ddition
Wasco Biggs 1st
A ddition N | of S |
13-7
2
4 & 5
Mowry
A ddition
J B Mowry
J B Mowry
9,10,11
A 12
39-K9J
1
130 17
132-17
11
A 12
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952 53
Total .
.21 .
.40
.39
.36
.77
.72
.(H)
.14
.11
.07
.08
.05
.......
10.30
.92
.79
.99
.74
.84
.94
.85
$79.01
.89
1.98
1.12
1.29
2.58
2.31
$10.17
.30
.50 ’
.50
.43
.85
.77
$3.39
1947-48
.12
1948-49
.79
1949-50
.79
1950-51
.72
1951-52
1.55
1952-53
1.45
Total _
.18
.28
.21
.14
.17
.10
.00
1.07
1.00
.86
1.72
1.55
$6.80
6.32
5.91
5.07
4.80
2.76
8.62
7.11
5.70
5.01
2.66
14 94
13.02
10.77
9.81
5.42
1.39
2.35
2.22
3.21
3.93
3.08
1.26
1.95
1.67
2 15
2 32
1.57
2.65
4.30
3.89
5.36
6.25
4.65
$81.06
141 21
160-17
154-7
1
.27
.50
.24
.21
.26
.14
(¡.88
151-17
5 A 6
C
.62
1.48
.88
1.08
2.32
2.17
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
Total
17.75
11.05
10.19
5.44
.30
.54
.50
.43
.85
.77
83.39
5
2 A 3
10.24
5.64
5.00
2.47
2.95
4.13
.34
.24
.26
.16
.13
.09
.05
.09
.14
.11
.07
.08
.05
A 2
19
7.51
5.41
5.19
2.97
3.93
6.17
„58
.55
.73
.58
.69
.85
.80
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952 53
Total
3
IS
1936
1940
1941
1 12 13
1913 1 1
1941-45
1945-40
1917-48
1918-49
1949-50
I'' ,u 51
1951-52
1952-53
Total™
142-17
5, 6 A 7
30
1.25
1.50
1.36
1.54
1.61
1.30
1.43
.18
.28
.21
.14
.17
.10
130, 132, 133, 142
A 151 In code 17
1
1.89
.64
.65
2.15
.48
1.84
1.96
.42
1.92
.31
1.44
.14
1.53
.10
— ----- $12.73
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
T otal .
1947-48
.42
1948-49
.79
1949-50
.79
1950-51
.72
1951-52
1.55
1952-53
1.45
Total .
133-17
5 A 6
Year of Ain’t In terest
to
o. Delin- ..o f .
j quency T axes 2-16-54 Total
•
1936
1938 .
1939
1910
1941
1942
6 Mos,
1942-43
1943-44
1944-45
1915-46
1946-47
Total
1946-47
1947-48
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
Total .
—
.31
.35
60
.32
.24
1.-,
93
1.16
2 82
2 02
2 45
a i2 w
$11 80
1949-50 14 51
1950-51 13 36
1951-52 28 .61
1952-53 20.75
Total
3.92
254
3 15
1.78
18 43
15 90
31.79
28 53
$9165
74.50
60 05
66 30
14 16
6 61
4 42
88 66
66 66
70.72
1M0-51
1951 52
1952 53
Total
J600^Ä°*
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r Hr»?.-»
NEW ROYAL i a i i u d
IRA FRIDLEY
Consignee
Wasco, Oregon
5—20 and 10—30
UNION OIL COMPANY
of California
Phone 272
$226 04
and other rectal disorders,
•COLON AND STOMACH AILMENTS
• IlifTOIE (Ririte)
Iiutid Without Hospital Opeiilioii
(k J. Dean kl D.
Our rounder E D E E
IBM lis t
Descriptive Booklet
■ K K B W rit* or Co|,
T H 6 D E A N C L IN IC
Oeeo 10 onill 5 Monday through Frida».
OXW I e *> Monday, Wednesday ond Friday.
W - U - T r ‘ i kbyelctani . . . In our 43rd year.
t o i e MO« TMIA ST SANDY BOULEVARD
(A s l 3 9 IB
P o r t l a n d 13, O re.
Year of A in't . In te re s t
Name of O w ner
Sect. Twp. Range
T ax Roll
to
of
Total
D elin­
ax Shown by D escription of P ro p erty
o r N. S. E ast
Acct. No. & ('ode No,
2-16*54 I
I attest Tax Roll
Lot o r
W. M. Y’ol. • Page - U n e quency T ’axes
Block
P D O’M eara
P D O’Meara
Wasco M cPherson 7 A
1st A ddition
138-7
8
W asco M cPherson 9 A 10
2nd Addition
7
94-7
1948-49
19606]
1951-52
1952-53
Total
5.45
6 13
5.18
5.72
1.91
1.22
.57
.38
Jen n ie Blackwood
E state
C-o Clara P y b u rn
Wasco
O riginal
EVfc 8
1
30-7
1948-49
1950-51
1951-52
11.35
13.40
10.80
3.97
2.55
1.19
15.32
15.95
11.99
_$43.26
5.48
4.22
5.34
5.84
3.95
2.55
3.00
3.36
5.00
5.12
5.36
4.32
4.77
9.24
6.78
8.13
8.43
3.81
2.30
2.25
2.25
2.15
1.38
1.02
.48
.32
14.72
11.00
13.47
14.27
7.76
4.85
5.25
5.61
7.15
6.50
6.38
4.80
5.09
$106.85
1949-50 58.37
1950-51 61.10
1951-52 49.25
197,2 53 54.38
Total
15.76
11.61
5.42
3.62
74.13
72.71
54.67
58.00
$259.51
7.50
6.81
7.68
8.04
6.48
7.16
3.23
2.38
2.07
1.53
.71
.48
10.73
9.19
9.75
9.57
7.19
7.64
$54.07
4.48
4.94
5.73
6.38
1.21
.94
.63
.42
5 69
5.88
6.36
6.80
1931
1932
1933-34
1935
1941
1942
1943-44
1944-45
1917 |fl
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
Total
B roadacres F arm Inc.
c-o E lvis N. Rich
Whsco
O riginal
1
l
26-7
A lbert T ate E sta te
W asco
O riginal
7 A 8
9
64 A-7
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
197,2 7,3
T otal
M artin Joyce
C-o Brow n & Van Vac-
to r A tty.
T ract in SEV« 206’
X 206’ 1A
(Deed record Volume
29— page 465)
2N
16
75-3
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
” ”V o tai
>2» ,3
R D B arn ett
C-o Glen W allace
W asco M cPherson
2 A ddition E 5’ of
1 &
2
841
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
Total
2.00
1.82
2.05
2.14
1.73
1 '»i
.86
.64
.55
.41
.19
.13
G E W allace
Wasco M cPherson
2 A ddition
W 45’
of 2
All 3 A 4
85-7
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
[o tal
18.00
16.31
18.13
19.30
15.55
17.17
7.74
5.72
4.98
3.67
1.71
A nton C Young
G rass Valley
S h erm an A ddition
166-23
1944-45
1945-46
1946-47
1347-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950 51
1951-52
1952-53
.28
.21
.24
.32
.38
.39
.38
.46
.42
.19
.12
.12
.14
.13
.11
.07
.05
16
K ent Ragsdale
A M orrison
A ddition
2, 3, 4, 5,
6. 7. 8, 9
68-K9.I
A 10
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
1.04
1.28
1.20
.47
.33
.36
.46
.51
.50
.45
.51
.03
.45
7 $ 4.04
•
.20
14
.08
1.24
1.42
1.28
. $3.94
.40
.28
.16
' 18
2 xl
T o tal
Win A Young
K ent Ragsdale
5 A 6
A M orrison Addition
'0-K9J
1950-51
1061 7,2
1952-53
Total
STA TE O F OREGON
C ounty of S herm an
2.08
2.56
2.41
=====
2.86
2.46
2.60
2.55
1.92
2.04
$14.43
25.74
22.03
23.41
22.97
17.26
1 1 1
18.31
$129.75
T -tai
S arah J Young
7.36
7.65
5.75
6.10
$20.SO
T o tal
$6 80
.21
.40
.39
..Mi
.77
.72
.62
81
2.22
1.70
2 21
2.27
.60
1.07
1.00
.86
1.72
1.55
to cost of feeding, sla u g h ter ca t­ biotics (aureom ycin) to livestock.
tle, g ran d for each anim als, d ress­ Several L and-G rant college in sti­
ing percentage, and o th e r in fo r­ tu tes have in v estig ated th e ir use.
m ation w ill be obtained. T he ex- The value of feeding antibiotics
p érim en t should give in dollars to cattle and sheep is d o ubtful
and cents th e com parison betw een to date. E x p erim e n t sta tio n s at
feeding lam bs in a fatten in g ra- Illinois and P u rd u e indicate, if
d lfferen t q u ality feeders as to pro­ used in c a ttla rations,
should
fit for finishing. C ounty agents be used only in corncob rations.
in th e Colum bia basin attended R esults at W isconsin and Oregon
th e field d ay at O ntario A pril 14 tion indicated no beneficial re­
and visited su rro u n d in g feeding sults. A dditional tria ls a re u n d e r­
operations.
way and m ore inform ation w ill
T he 4-H and FFA Eat Stock be available in tim e.
and Sale sponsored by th e Oregon
A naplasm osis is a livestock di­
W heat G row ers league and held sease causing considerable loss in
in T he Dalles will be Ju n e 7, 8 som e of the range a re as in O re­
and 9. T his is a sh ift of dates from gon.. Ticks have been know n to
th e p rev io u s schedule, b u t was tra n sm it anaplasm osis o r “Yeb
done so as n ot to in te rfe re w ith low bag” u n d er lab o rato ry condi­
school functions.
tio n ’s and are suspected to be do­
C onsiderable ex p erim en tal w ork ing so u n d er n a tu ra l conditions.
has been done on feeding anti- D efinite an sw ers on th e disease
have not been obtained, b u t it is
suggested th a t cattle be periodic­
ally sprayed for ticks w here p re ­
sen t in an attem p t to control the
disease.
In fo rm ation is available from {
the county a g e n t’s office qn vege­
table varieties, vegetable seed
treatm en ts, fertilizing, and insect
and pest control.
2.57
. $7.89
)
) ss.
I
I, N orm an E. Fields, the d u ly elected, qualified and acting S heriff and Tax
S tate of Oregon. do h ereb y certify th at I h av e p rep ared the foregoing copy of the 1953 T a;gj ^»••etJ.'nm -'V rsT ^o^S hei’
’ copy of the 1953
m an County, Oregon; an d have carefully com pared th e sam e w ith the original
original thereof
io r sner-
thereof; and
tt the foregoing is a tru e
and correct tran sc rip t therefrom and of th e whole thereof
Moro, Oregon, dated th is 7th day of April, 1954
Date of F irs t Publication: A pril 9. 1954
D ate of l a s t Publication. A pril 30, 1954
NORMAN E. F IE L D S
S h eriff and Tax CollecP •
(SEAL)
•nnan C ounty, Oregon