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Credit: [Report 1903] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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Licence: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Credit: [Report 1903] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.
![Food inspection. TABLE VIII. Work done in connection with the Cowsheds and Dairies Order during the 52 weeks ended 2nd Jan., 1904. Cowkeepers on the register ... 145 Milk-retailers „ ... 497 Visits to cowsheds ... 515 „ milkshops ... 849 „ railway stations ... 195 Cowkeepers discontinued business ... ... 3 New cowkeeper registered ... ... ... i New cowshed built ... ... ... ... i Cowsheds reconstructed and provided with additional light and ventilation ... ... 13 Farms or milkshops visited on account of infectious disease ... ... ... ... 62 Cowsheds.—The veterinary inspection of cattle and cow¬ sheds has been continued during the year. One hundred and fifty-eight cowsheds have been thus visited, and, though several of them are still unsatisfactory, the report is on the whole less so than last year. In regard to the condition of the shed at farm No. 64, visited on January 19th, it was found deficient in light. Since that time new windows have been put into this cowshed. On the same day cowshed No. 85 was found badly ventilated. Since that time two air grates have been put in, and the occupier was advised to put in two glass openable windows. [Since done]. On January 28th, register number 378, one cowshed was found unsuitable. This cowshed is now disused for dairy purposes. It is still used for storing fattening cattle. There is ample room in the new cowshed for all milch cows now kept. On the same day shed No. 204 was found dirty and the drains stopped. A notice was given and the matters were put right immediately.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2972238x_0154.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
