Epitheliosis Infectiosa Avium
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Frank Shank, Columbus, Ohio.
Results: Owner stated condition of birds very good.
Flock No. 9, 13 birds; owner, Mr. C. F. Frazey, Columbus.
Results: Owner was so well pleased with results of flock No. 2 that he had these treated with the same good results. No appearance of the disease during the winter.
Clinic cases: Eighteen birds brought to the clinic during the year 1911-1912 showing acute symptoms. Four of these died.
1912-1913 Flock No. 1, 45 birds; owner, Mr. J. C. Sullivan, Columbus, Ohio....
Results: Satisfactory.
Flock No. 2, 10 birds; owner, State School for Deaf and Dumb, Columbus, Ohio.
Results. Good. All recovered.
Flock No. 3, 11 birds; owner, Mr. C. W. Kigle, Columbus, Ohio.
Results: Very good.
Flock No. 4, 90 birds; owner, Mr. M. D. Steinhauser, Co- lumbus, Ohio.
Results: "More than pleased, " owner stated.
Flock No. 5, 457 birds; owner, Ohio State University, Co- lumbus.
Results: Very good. A few were given a second treatment and five died from the disease during the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frank Shank, Columbus, Ohio.
Results: Owner stated condition of birds very good.
Flock No. 9, 13 birds; owner, Mr. C. F. Frazey, Columbus.
Results: Owner was so well pleased with results of flock No. 2 that he had these treated with the same good results. No appearance of the disease during the winter.
Clinic cases: Eighteen birds brought to the clinic during the year 1911-1912 showing acute symptoms. Four of these died.
1912-1913 Flock No. 1, 45 birds; owner, Mr. J. C. Sullivan, Columbus, Ohio....
Results: Satisfactory.
Flock No. 2, 10 birds; owner, State School for Deaf and Dumb, Columbus, Ohio.
Results. Good. All recovered.
Flock No. 3, 11 birds; owner, Mr. C. W. Kigle, Columbus, Ohio.
Results: Very good.
Flock No. 4, 90 birds; owner, Mr. M. D. Steinhauser, Co- lumbus, Ohio.
Results: "More than pleased, " owner stated.
Flock No. 5, 457 birds; owner, Ohio State University, Co- lumbus.
Results: Very good. A few were given a second treatment and five died from the disease during the winter.
What to read after Epitheliosis Infectiosa Avium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Victor Brumley to read onlineMoreLess
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