The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 7

I I'SW I In breeding season each year approximately 3500000 fur seals jam the lonely dots of land in five treeless fogbound islands of the Bering Sea the Prlbllofs More than 100000 come ashore on a sin gle mile of beach Sanitary Board Veterinarian Explains Regulations for Im ports from Hatcheries By MAUIUTSON County Agent The following article was writ ten and sent to us by Dr James Hurry field xeterinarlnn Live stock Sanitary Hoard Helena Because prevention of diseases is such an important phase of poultry production we suggest you read It carefully We have the current list of hatcheries who do have permits here at tho county extension of fice With the start of the new year many poultry raisers will be or ordering chicks poults and hatch ing eggs from out of state hatch eries Each year these imports have increased in number and their distribution hns been wide spread in Montana In an effort to keep pace with this growing industry and the potential in crease of fowl diseases which re mits from indiscriminate and un supervised imports the Live stock Sanitary Board haa promul gated certain requirement and regulations governing these Im ports to prevent diseased poultry from entering Montana It is the purpose of this article to caution prospective poultry buyers In their selection of out of state hatcheries and to ex plain briefly the reason for these regulations At the present time out of slate hatcheries must obtain sea sonal whipping permits from the Livestock Sanitary Board to ship chicks poults and hatching eggs Into Montana To obtain these permits these hatcheries must tic free of certain poultry diseases especially pullorum disease anti fowl typhoid At (lie present time there uro oxer 3000 halcherlcs In the Ihdfed Slates which fire pallor typhold clean and meet Montana requirements for oblaln Ing shipping permits The presence of pullorum di sease and fowl typhoid in flocks throuKbout the United States hiis been nnd still Is a serious prob lem to the poultry producer and In many cases has resulted In the loss of 20 per cent to 00 per cent of flocks where acute out breaks have occurred As thcse discuses arc transmitted to baby chick and poults through the presence of the causative organ isms (Salmonella pullorum and Salmonella (lalluarum) In the eggs of Infected birds great care must be taken to assure that these diseases do not exist in hi ceding forks If we are to pre vent heir spread Extensive testing control and eindicatioii procedures have been undertaken nationally to remove these diseases from breeding flnrVa sand mnnv vnnrc Kfrvnj tuna flock owners and hatchery men have cooperated in this pro gram At tlie present time all hatcheries In Montana are pull orum typhoid clean In accord ance with these efforts and as a protection to tire Montana poultry industry these import re strictions have been created It is urged that persons expect ing to purchase out of state chicks poults or hatching eggs learn which hatcheries are per mitted to supply Ihtwc products to Montana If prospective box ers order only from these hatch eries It xvlll not necessitate the return of unqualified shipments and the resulting delay and in convenience Io the Montana pur chasers A complete listing of out of state hatcheries Issued Montana shipping permits lias been supplied to all county agents and veterinarians In Montana and to moot of the wholesale and retail distributors located within the state By ORVILLE McCAKVER County Agent at Large It is impossible to give ac curate dates for the best time to plant a garden Since plants vary in frost tolerance xxc can group certain vegetables accordingly 'Dlls information may be used as a guide in planting your garden Some plant are hardy and can be planted ax soon as the ground can be worked They arc radishes onion seeds and sets lettuce spinach kale turnips and mus tard: cabbage plants may be set out at this time If they are con ditioned to cold weather The next group can stand light frosts They arc beets carrots parsnips celery lettuce trans plants chard and peas The third group Includes beans sweet corn squash melons cu cumbers okra tomato plants egg plants and peppers These vege tables should not be planted un til the weather has warmed up considerably and at least 10 days past tho last average frost date in your area The last average frost date for Kalispell is May 5 and for Mis soula May 10 Thompson alls Resident Creates New Strip BY A EGGlfNSBERGER Ing a comic strip drawn and syndl lus(raior is now tn the proem character In tho strip lx Kitten Prior to starting main wife moved to 'P" of PUT IT IN CLASSIIED AND WATCH IT SELL 1 and dlf THOMPSON ALLS commercial illustrator A Beroth works on panels of his new comic strip "Kitten Kaye" being offered to newspapers all over the nation starting May 6 The strip will fea ture a Montana forest locale "Kitten Kaye" to start publication May (i As the title suggests the cated by a Montana artist featuring a Montana forest and wildlife lo cale A ion Beroth well known Thompson Kalis commercial 11 s1 Beroth now lias agents working the xoutheaatei United States and along the Atlantic seaboard contacting editors for their re actions to the strip and to see what changes are desired and needed Beroth xvlll cover the west coast personally The first contract made was with a largo newspaper In the East The editor offered to purchase the exclusive publication rights for his state A chain of three dalles also desired tho strip In the same slate The first newspaper of for the THE INTER LAKE ebruary 7 1957 Sanders County Ledger THOMPSON ALLS News paper readers throughout the United States may soon be read 'Y Bl III ll zvwM fered the strip in the Northwest eagerly contracted tho strip also The editor of latter paper ccyrtmentcd "1 likek'lltmi rwitnlt nnrl IX IS 11 IXtlJV XVIJ illMVItt said Beroth should have no fleulty selling It In xx citing and drawing Kitten Knve Beroth draws on more than 1 22 years of art work on comic strips rom 1933 to 3052 he drew the comic strip "Don Wins low of the Navy" first for Bell Svndlcnte and later for General eatures Syndicate Winslow was syndicated in 225 dally news papers It was also the subjectfor a on a national radio network and was the basis (or two movies shown all over the world Winslow Beroth wrote and drexv an adver tising strip "Tom Dick and Har for two years for Bonnet and Brown Syndicate Beroth and his Thompson alls in September 1944 Here he continued to draw Winslow at Ills home for eight more years or the past four years he has free lanced painting water color landscapes and exhibiting his work which has found a popular demand among Pacific Northwest residents He also has had about 20 commissions from "ord Times" a monthly trax'el magazine published by the ord Motor Co to paint water colors of Montana and Idaho scenes and places 'fixe magazine reproduced his paintings In full color "Now I've got a yen Io gel back Into cartooning" explained Beroth There lx a correlary betxveen the Beroths' lives and Miss Kaye The Beroths moved to Thompson alls because they liked the West so just as Kitten Kaye de cides to remain In Montana Residents of Sanders County will recognize many scenes in th new strip or Instance the or est Service lookout where Miss Kaye spends her summer is the one on Clark Peak visible to all residents of Thompson alls Later In her adventure Beroth plans to have his comic strip protege visit lathead Lake and Glacier National Park Beroth said "Killen Kaye" will be copyrighted and is being of fered to newspaper tluxiugh the Beroth eature Service which the artist is president Its home office Is in Thompson alls is now tn the process character In tho strip Is Kitten of offering to newspapers all over Kaye young Pennsylvania school tlie nation the new strip titled whrt nffei lier Ph no It Is scheduled rorcst Service lookout during i the summer Intrigued by Its at mosphere Its ways of life and its people she remains In Montana In the days that 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