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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1920

Page

3

Fragments Outline Possible Event and Cast

Uneven readable fragments mention names and places, suggesting a local event or notice. The text hints at a Tex area, Pipe fat, Paetayers A, and Barit or Barit Oif, but specifics are unclear. Further readable details are needed for a solid summary.

Waterproof wash for silo interiors proposed by reader

A reader reports a waterproof wash for silo interiors by Wallive's Pimimer. The solution mixes three quarts of liquid paraffin with every 100 pounds of cement and can be obtained through standard oil companies. It suits hollow tile or brick silos.

Tansenry Wallive

Value of alfalfa pasture in livestock farming

The article notes alfalfa’s real value to livestock producers who pasture hogs or feed cattle and horses with hay. A yield of four to five tons per acre can cover costs, making alfalfa a versatile forage crop for hog pastures and livestock feeding programs.

Hogging Off Corn In Favor Of Hogs At Experiment

J. T. Sheppers of the experiment station reports that hogs fed on corn after September 6 slaughtered by November 12, gaining an average 64 pounds per hog and 16.81 cents per bushel value. Net return estimated at 40 dollars and 4? per acre after shrinkage, about 54 dollars per acre.

Ceres Ag J. T. Sheppers

Sunflower Silage Interest Grows in Michigan

Michigan farmers increasingly grow sunflowers for silage alongside corn. The quarterly bulletin of the Michigan agricultural college notes yields rose and feeding value stayed high. Most farmers prefer sunflowers to account for no more than one third of the silage mix.

Michigan Bulletin of The Michigan Art Cultural College

Handling Squash Cautiously for Storage

Squash should be handled carefully from field to storage to keep quality. Place on wooden racks and store in a single layer to avoid bruising and spoilage.

Unclear fragment hints at product color card and samples

Fragmentary OCR mentions color card with 15 rich colors and a product line named Oves Color Card. Other lines are garbled, referencing sets, items, and possible brand terms without clear context or readable details. The readable pieces point to a marketing or product sample description.

Exemplary Service in a Fragmented Radio Column

A fragmented OCR reads about exemplary service and a phoner exchange with a central operator and a gallery reference. It mentions veritas and Poston Prins in a terse newsroom style with unclear context.

Central Site Veritas Poston Prins

Patent remedy claim misreads medical terms

Fragmentary ad copy asserts a product named Catareh Catarrh cures illness by testing blood and qi. Mentions lists of supposed active halls and a company in Toledo Ohio. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details about efficacy or usage.

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