Abstract The W. K. Lewis, Sr. Papers provide information on veterinary services and livestock inspection efforts by Clemson College in the early 20th century, particularly the control of bovine tuberculosis and hog cholera and the eradication of ticks on livestock.The collection consists of clippings, correspondence, and other materials relating to his career at Clemson College in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, first as a veterinary inspector and later as State...

Scope and Contents The South Carolina Livestock supplement was in the February 11, 1919, issue of the Charleston, SC, News and Courier newspaper. The supplement is dedicated to the revival of the livestock industry in the coastal area of South Carolina which had declined with the rise of cotton growing in the late 1700's. The supplement emphasizes articles and advertisements pertaining to the livestock industry. Several articles concern the eradication of the cattle tick and...