Logan Republican | 1907-11-09 | Page 6 | Hard of Cattle Sunstruck

Herd of CattU Sunstruek. Hicks Myers, about 13 miles northeast north-east of Trenton, lost 11 head of fat steers tho other afternoon, says the Boston Herald. Mr. Meyers had changed the stews from a shady pasture pas-ture to another about an eighth of a mile away, In which there were no trees. His boy discovered one dead about noon nnd Mr. Meyers, on arrival at tho pasture, found tho whole herd closely bunched trying to get shelter from tho burning sun In the shade thrown by their own bodies. Ho cut out all tho yearlings and drove them to another part of tho field, but too lato to get tho herd to shelter before 11 had fallen dead. The stoers were worth about $65 apiece, and as they wore not Insured, were a total loss.