Roanoke Town Board seeks cleanup by residents
Public notice from the Roanoke Indiana Board of Trustees requires alleys and premises to be cleared of rubbish manure and heaps by a set date. The clerk RAUSZ signs the order.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
5
Public notice from the Roanoke Indiana Board of Trustees requires alleys and premises to be cleared of rubbish manure and heaps by a set date. The clerk RAUSZ signs the order.
A report covers the Sunday service at Chapel A B Church Ay with a large attendance and a new Christian Endeavor group formed led by President Seth Martin and officers. The pastor invites all to a mothers day event next Sunday and sets a goal of three hundred for the service.
Mrs. Elenore York presents a recital by her students at the Masonic Club Rooms on Monday evening May 9. A silver offering at the door benefits the Eastern Star flower fund. Everyone is invited to attend.
A horse with sweeney should not be worked if possible and if used at all it should be light work. The collar must fit properly and complete rest in pasture for a couple of months helps cure. Rubbing loosens the skin over the muscles. A corn cob is sometimes used and a light blister may be needed if wasting continues.
Investigations at the University of Wisconsin and the Montana experiment station identify goiter as the cause of the so called hairless pig ailment.
An article notes it is common for mares to die after foaling leaving foals dependent on artificial feeding. It suggests cow milk as a logical substitute but requires dilution and modification to resemble natural mare milk. A table compares water protein fat and sugar content of cow and mare milk.
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