Some Birds Light Sleepers
A brief note describes birds that sleep lightly, waking easily to calls at night and staying alert to sounds. The passage highlights nocturnal responsiveness and the trait of heightened vigilance in these birds.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
8
A brief note describes birds that sleep lightly, waking easily to calls at night and staying alert to sounds. The passage highlights nocturnal responsiveness and the trait of heightened vigilance in these birds.
Loyalist forces defend Barcelona as General Franco's insurgent army advances from Burgos and moves ministries. Photos show civilians aiding fortifications in the city’s suburbs and radiophotos depict resistance amid high tensions with Britain and France urging restraint.
The Mennonite church near Welman held Sunday afternoon services at the Court Home. Don Gowey of Brighton visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dickinson.
Recent visitors to the Frank Wringle home included the Lloyd Hemeton family and Mr. and Mrs Charlee Polwer along with Mr. and Mrs Charles Harris of Keota. Helen Patterson visited Sunday night with Dorothy Hutartn. Roger Allman recovered from a bad cold. Leonard Marie called Monday evening at the Shell Marie home and Ellanore Sehmitt. Mr. and Mrs Charles Palmer visited Harold Fulton Sunday. Claud Rhedeback drove to Ottumwa Thursday to visit J. W. Wooley. Leonard Reed went to Collic on business. Harve Wilson had Sunday dinner and supper at the county home. Edith Stalder spent the weekend at Coppock with her mother Mrs Terry Gowey of Brighton.
Chicago markets show hogs steady to higher by 1 to 25 cents with good to choice 160 to 220 pound hogs at 7.80 to 8.00 and top 8.00. packing sows 6.50 to 6.85, lightweights to 7.00. Cattle trading slow with mixed yearlings 11.00 and beef cows to 7.50. sheep active and strong to 25 cents higher with lambs 9.00 to 9.25 and best 9.40 to 9.50. tomorrows receipts expected cattle 100 hogs 500 sheep 4,000.
Butter and poultry markets steady with unchanged quotations and moderate receipts. Potatoes show dull demand while grain prices list varied mixed quotes for corn oats and soybeans alongside unrelated local social notes from Mr and Mrs Aaron Nordyke Charles Palmer Lloyd Humeston and Frank Wolf birthday event.
Mrs. George H. Dennis of Fort Morgan says a crystal gazer told police her son Lloyd Comstock Jr. had been located in Des Moines Iowa. She claims the 10 year old had left home five years earlier with his father and did not return. Corn receipts show 91 cars.
Grain table from Chicago dated January 27 shows wheat May 69 79 69 69 percent activity for July. Corn May 56 63 51 51 percent with March 69s. Oats May 28 29 28 28 percent and July 27 26 27. Anye May 46 46 46 46 percent and Sept 48 48 48 48.
John Mooney, editor of the Daily Iowan at the University of Iowa, resigns his post in Iowa City. Fred M. Pownall, director of student publications, says Mooney offered no statement. Mooney gave no reason and left the office early.
Susan Hayward, a former New York model, reportedly won a top female lead by asking for a job at a Hollywood studio. She will star opposite Gary Cooper in a major film.
Mooney Waverly, a senior and recent Student of the Year honoree, was involved in a conflict after being tossed from the practice field by angry members of the Hawkeye football squad. The piece notes his campus prominence and editorial roast.
Mr and Mrs Horvat and grandson Tommy Seymour travel to Marshall Missouri after Horvat transfers from Massman construction to a similar role there. The Glendale telephone company holds its annual meeting Saturday January 28 in the UCP church basement. John A Stewart president. Nearby bankers from Crawfordsville attend a dinner meeting with ninety in attendance at the school.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lytle and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lytle visit Williamsburg last evening at Carlton Lytts with sons. Hubert Walker Railway Express manager stays in hospital and improves gradually. Mangold Jr and daughter Jane Kay visit Harper with Bert Denison family. Dorothy Denison joins Elzevir sorority banquet attendees in Fairfield. J O Sherman from west town brings pork for Farm Bureau locker processing and becomes first to store meat there.
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