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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
7
John Mulhall of Sioux City Iowa reports current market prices for hay seeds with alfalfa at 4.80, clover 3.90, brome 2.40, and Timothy 1.55 dollars per bushel. The brief catalog style notice highlights feed prices from a local supplier.
A study notes that while most species have mothers as the primary carers, many birds share incubation and feeding chores. It highlights the red necked phalarope’s male incubation, mallard shifts, and Darwin’s frog where males guard and transfer eggs to a pouch, releasing tadpoles later.
Collier's Weekly describes the cassowary of New Guinea as a huge flightless bird found in Tamrau mountains in a dwarf form about three and a half feet tall. It has hairlike feathers a bright neck and a large head with a big beak and eyes. Natives rear orphaned young and show devotion to them.
The first intercollegiate game in the United States was played November 13, 1869, at New Brunswick New Jersey, Rutgers defeating Princeton 6 goals to 4. A rematch on November 20, Princeton won 6 to 0, with early rules patterned after soccer.
The Singing Tower in Lake Wales Florida was erected by Edward W Bok and dedicated in 1929 as a gift to the nation. Built of pink marble and coquina rock it stands 205 feet high with a 71 bell carillon weighing 123264 pounds.
West Indian mahogany was first discovered and used in England and the American colonies. Today Cuba supplies commercial quantities while Santo Domingo yields lesser amounts. It is regarded as the finest mahogany for its weight texture and color and is primarily used in reproductions of eighteenth century chairs.
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