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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1938

Page

10

Sparrows Dead on Ground After South Hill Storm

After a heavy Aug storm in South Hill, Vera L. Sands notes 180 sparrows drowned under maple trees and 10 more found at daylight for a total of 190. Local farming notes record record oats yield, wheat yield, and small town activities.

Vera L. Sands South Hill John Cannon Frank Courtney Gwendolyn Rhea Washington W. C. Wooley Fletcher Motor Co Crawfordsville Wayne Romine Clint Shulls

Winegarden Family Heads to Palisades Cottage

Wellman residents report the Winegarden family of Russell and their children left Saturday to spend a week at a cottage at the Palisades near Mt. Vernon. Local visits include Rev. Paul Hann resuming services, and several residents各 including Minnie Jennings and the Crossett family making weekend calls.

Winegarden Wellman Palisades Cottage Martha Adams Russell Winegarden Palisades Mt. Vernon H. E. Ross Ernest Grage Washington Carl Crossett Martha Jean Keith Adams Minnie Jennings Adams Paul Hann Gular Hann Bruce Witterset Lewis Wisconsin Everett Lewis Kowacona Leslie Lewis Gladys Smith Fairfield R. U. Jacobs Miss Smith Miss Quire California

Montevideo Hosts 800 Rose Varieties in City Gardens

The article notes Montevideo features about 800 rose varieties in its gardens. It explains Uruguay's name means River of Birds and Banda Oriental, a regional nickname for Paraguay, translates to East Bank, referencing the La Plata river shore.

Montevideo Uruguay Banda Oriental Paraguay East Bank la Plata River

Birds Have Equal Rights in Nature

The article notes female phalaropes attained equal rights long ago. It states the female is brighter plumage than the male and searches for food while the male incubates and minds the eggs.

Poultry Market Demoralized By Early Chickens Surge

In the New York live poultry market a rush to sell spring chickens has disrupted prices. Growers, facing large midwest supplies, ship in small birds that compete with last season’s stock, forcing a demoralized market with no single group able to control perishable poultry prices.

South Atlantic New York Middle West

Advice on poultry marketing by Frank Priebe

A letter urges farmers to avoid rushing chickens to market and to market later and larger to prevent price drops. It stresses using good judgment, selling birds already sized for roasting, and avoiding competition with last year's poultry and other regions.

Wisconsin Badger State origin tied to lead miners

Wisconsin earned the nickname Badger State after miners in the southwest lead districts lived in caves called badger dens. The term arose with the state's admission to the Union and local mining communities.

Wisconsin Badger Badger State Union

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