SOUTHERN CATTLE YESTERDAY AND TODAY
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SOUTHERN CATTLE YESTERDAY AND TODAY Produced: 1927
Description Compares cattle before and after cattle fever ticks have been eliminated, showing mostly herds in Georgia and South Carolina. Explains how the tick reached the U.S. and how it can be killed by dipping infected cattle. Shows Wisconsin milk arriving at Jacksonville, Fla., and a factory at Starkville, Miss., where condensed milk is made.
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7263
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