• SHEEP TREATMENT *CONTINTj *
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3. Stir the 1^ gallons of liquid'
well. . . ■"
4. Put in the bottle the amount
required ( according to age
of Jsh.ae.ju.).. ___. t
5. Hold sheep's head level and
pour liquid well, back on tongue.
(If the head is tipped back too
far, the liquid will run down
i the sheep's windpipe and stran-..
glo him,)
6. Watch for the worms,
7. ’Treat agnin in 14 days. This
will get rid of the worms whida
were not killed the first tim
Worming your sheep Will be time
well spent. It will do the fol
lowing things:
1, Save you feed,
2, Allow* lambs and weathers to
fatten more quickly,
3, Enable breeding ewes to be
In better flesh and physical
condition for lambing, A
ewe in good health will
give you more lambs and bet>*
ter ores. She will give
more milk for her lambs
v/hich will mean bigger and
better fattened lambs for
market.
: > * t
You will bo saving money on feed
and making money on lambs. This
medicine will freeze like water
but docs not deteriorate when
standing over a period of time,
Exchcr.ge work with your neighbors
who have sheep. Worms in your
sheep are lil^e wolves in your flock
let's kill them. It is time well
spent. If you need help, call on
your District Extension Agent, .
vv* EXTENSION SERVICE **# ,
Mr,Estelle will be at his office
in.Palmer on Saturdays-. See him
personally; leave a note at his
office in Palmer or telephone hio .
office at the Experimental Station
and leave your message, A letter
by mail will also reach him.
TS'SeGRAM PROM MRS. JACOBS
A telegram.has just been received
from Mrs.;'Loo‘B,; Jacobs,' Washington
D,C. Mrs, Jftq©b’s set^ds'hei*1 sin
cere appreciation to 'everyone for
the Ivory "and'Other gifts present
ed a3 an expression of friendship.
Mrs.jfacoBs*•'says, “They"will~s'e'r,v6'
to forever remind us of our .true
friends in "the ’Matanuska'Valley”'.
FRED JOHNSON AND FAMILY
GOING OUTSIDE
Mr. and Mr3. Fred Johnson are,
leaving tomorrow for Portland Cre.
where they will attend the Grange
Convention, While at the Grange
Convention, Mr.Johnson will on
devor ,io havo'*'-•the Grange legis
lation committee endorse in their
program for Congressional action
the completion of the Internation
al Highway and endovor to have
Congress set aside money to com
plete the Palmer Richardson High
way cut off. '
Mr. Johnson said he expects to
visit as many Grange organizations
on tho West coast as possible.
He also, expects to plan an ex
tended lecture tour and show
pictures of' Alaska life that will
be of great interest to people
in the states.
While Mr. and Mrs-, Johnson wish
to express farewell greetings to
their many friends and neighbors
in the Valley, they definitely
plan to return in the spring.
NOTICE - FARMERS
Dr.Loftus, Extension Veterinarian,
reports that he will be in Mat an «
uska Valley and Anchorage soon
after Christmas to test cows for
T.B. and contagious abortion.
A*ll fnrners who have cows which
they wish *to have tested should
notify Mr.Estelle, Dist. Extension
Agent at once.
Give him your name and number of
cows .you wish to have tested. ’
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