Lanier Fires Cardinals Tie Lead With Six Run Win
Max Lanier returned from the Mexican league and helped the St. Louis Cardinals regain a first place tie with Brooklyn by defeating the Phillies 6 to 2. Lanier allowed eight hits, drove in runs with a bases loaded triple, and earned victory on the mound.
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Girls' Teams Will Play Here Tonight
League play in the Washington girls softball league starts tonight at Greenfield with a doubleheader for local fans. The Merchantettes meet the Tom Cats at 7:30 p.m. and the Yellow Sox face the Drive Inns in the second game.
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Oldest Graduate Earns Phi Beta Kappa Honor at Kenyon
GAMBIER Ohio U P Kenyon College claims the oldest undergraduate elected to Phi Beta Kappa The Beta Chapter of Ohio named William R Hay 89 to membership Hay a senior did not attend college until after starting work during the depression He is an honor student in economics and plans to work after June graduation
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Dairy Genetics Sires Noted Herd Bulls
A. L. Duensing of Washington used famed sire Dairy Genetics and Sir Bess Ormsby Dean, a former Maytag dairy herd bull, for his dairy herd breeding.
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Hay preservatives of little value on farms
Iowa State College extension agronomist Dale Hull reports hay preservatives offer little benefit. Tests from New York after 1945 show sodium bicarbonate as the main active ingredient, sometimes mixed with drying agents, failing to prevent mustiness, color loss, or spontaneous combustion in poorly cured hay.
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Bass Discernment Experiments by Fish Biologists
Fish biologists report bass can distinguish color pairs in controlled tests. The study shows bass differentiate greer from red and yellow from blue, suggesting nuanced color perception in bass species.
Loss of alfalfa value in hay and silage
Extension agronomist Ralph Krenzin of Iowa State College notes that 10 to 80 percent of alfalfa’s feed value is lost when made into hay in good weather, potentially up to 50 percent under cloudy or rainy conditions. In contrast, silage preserves about 90 percent of the crop’s food value.
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Washington Evening Journal masthead and legacy details
Washington Evening Journal exlibris credits list ownership staff and affiliations as a local Iowa publication. It notes publishers editors and managers, daily publication pattern with holiday exceptions, and labeling as second class matter under a March 3 1879 act. It also lists press associations and subscription payment terms and regions.
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