Iowa Cow War
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The Iowa Cow War of 1931 involved violent disputes over the testing of cows for tuberculosis. A number of Iowa farmers believed that veterinarians of the Iowa State College were conspiring to fake test results, and they revolted -- attacking the state veterinarian, when he was at the farm of Jake Lenker. The National Guard suppressed the uprising.
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