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1. Foot-rot of sheep, its nature, cause, and treatment [with bibliography]; by John R. Mohler and Henry J. Washburn.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: [2d edition.] 1905

2. Necrotic stomatitis, with special reference to its occurrence in calves, calf diphtheria, and pigs, sore mouth [with bibliography]; by John R. Mohler and Geo. Byron Morse.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: 1905

3. Mycotic stomatitis of cattle.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: Aug. 10, 1904

4. Foot-rot of sheep, its nature, cause, and treatment [with bibliography]; by John R. Mohler and Henry J. Washburn.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: 1904

5. Milk fever, its simple and successful treatment; by John R. Mohler.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: 1904

6. Pathological report on case of rabies in woman, by John R. Mohler; from 20th report of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1903.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: 1904

7. Pulmonary mycosis of birds, with report of case in flamingo, by John R. Mohler and John S. Buckley; from 20th report of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1903.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Pathological Division, Animal Industry, Bureau of, and Agriculture, Department of
Publisher:: Pathological Division
Date:: 1904