Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-12-23 | Page 2 | More Overcoats for Horses Are Urged by City Humane Officer

MORE OVERCOATS FOR HORSES ARE URGED BY CITY HUMANE OFFICER With Equine Toiler ra Falling on Slippery Slip Ship pery Honk Houk Find III ni nisei sei seif elt f Du y These Day Tho The city's pavements tinged with v snow con congealed Into slippery menace aro arc causing John Houk city humane officer to work overtime over over- time Houk Honk now even goes to bed with his clothes hung ready like lUte the tho harness harnoss of a fire horse Three horses came camo to grief in ono one day last week Two had to bo be killed A third fell but got up but in tho the fall tall foUl nod lad evidently suffered Internal Injuries for it tt died tIled Insl inside e of or an hour Blanketing is the tho worst problem ju just t now says sas Houk In these thes cold days das many folks bundle themselves thorn thom selves sol warmly enough but leavo leave their animals to shiver A snow snowy day Jay Is IR wor worst t on tho animals antInow antI and now flOw that winter has come I expect to be running little campaigns continually for tor tine the proper blanketIng blanketing blanket blanket- ing of or standing animals