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State Brand
Inspections
Increasing
Livestock brand insnections
made in 1959 reached 895,053, sec
ond highest in the history ot this
state program. The record still
rests with the 921,351 brands in
spected in 1956. accord inn to the
state department of agriculture.
Last year s inspections were
roughly 23,000 more than in 1958.
urand inspection, a statewide act
ivity, was performed last vear nn
349.010 animals at auction markets:
69.273 at slaughter plants; 139,-
028 at posted yards; and 337,
742 at points of origin.
"With economies and the in
creased inspections the past year.
tne urand inspection fund is com
ing out of the red faster than we
had anticipated," stales Fred Poire,
chief of the division of animal in
dustry. He adds; "If we have as manv
inspections in 10 as we had last
year, we should see black iit this
account by the end of this year."
Brand insnection of livestock
about 95 per cent ot the operation
m 19j9 was on cattle is part of
a three-pronged program to ident
ify livestock and nrevent theft.
Other phases are brand recording
and theft investigation.
HOUSE PLANTS
The best time to water house
plants is early in the morning.
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matter of
FACT
The present-day Republican
party in the U.S. was founded
in 1854 to oppose the extension,
of slavery. It is considered a
successor to two earlier parties
which supported similar pro
grams. One was the Federalist
party of Alexander Hamilton.
The other, first known as the
National Republican, then the
Whig party, was organized
during the administration of
Andrew Jackson, a Democrat.
Both parties urged strong
government measures.
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