GERMAN FARM TROUBLES

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GERMAN FARM TROUBLES

FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE. SCARCITY OF FEUD. [bt klkctrio TBLeGKArn-coprrueHT.] [PER PHVJSS \S9OP**ITIO».I HKIiLIN, August 17. Scvon thousand six hundred and seventy-nine farms are affected by foot and mouth disease in combination with a scarcity of fodder. A shortage of cattle for slaughter is apprehended. The Government is considering the question of a reduction of railway rates on fodder and the possible importation of it from abroad.

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 August 1911, Page 3

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