African bird builds grass nest larger than a desk
The ectal Weaver, a bird species from Africa, constructs its nest by weaving grass into a substantial dome that exceeds the size of a common desk.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1948
Page
10
The ectal Weaver, a bird species from Africa, constructs its nest by weaving grass into a substantial dome that exceeds the size of a common desk.
A three judge court grants Roanoke 12 of 21 square miles and about 16 000 new residents. Roanoke city council will not appeal, and the county signals support. Effective January 1 next year the extension excludes Vinton airport areas and several residential subdivisions.
The court records include Harry Ranson driving with no license fined $10.25 at 44212 N Kent St. Boyd Fansler of Mathias W Va cited for drunkenness $9.25. Mamie Bryant at 214 S Loudoun St fined $55.25 for illegal co habitation. Marion Sanderlin at 121 E James St fined $10.25 for drunkenness. Willie Roberts of Clear Brook fined $9.25 for driving without lights. William Thorn of Mt Hav en Nursing Home Middletown fined $14.25 for drunken and disorderly conduct.
Sayre extends an expanded bid of twelve thousand plus a crop bonus and rent-free living, prompting Andrew to consider selling his beloved home for capital to restart as an architect. Joan urges prudence, while Ogden Sayre revels in progress as the Lodge details unfold.
Opequon Virginia note reports Mr William Morley donated books to the Mt Airy school library. The piece mentions weekend visits by Lanham to the Davy Miller and Virgie Burk Hart households. Farmers are busy with threshing and hay making. Mrs Ray Daniels and son Jim mie return to Detroit after a three week visit with Fred and Mrs Watts.
Mrs Roy Rupert hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her aunt Mrs Lucy Everly. The report notes a playful science aside that one cubic foot of helium lifts a little more than one ounce.
Eastern Local Time is listed. For central subtract one hour and for mountain subtract two hours. Some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Clarke county Izaak Walton League members heard Seth Gordon of the Pennsylvania conservation commission explain that quail breeding generally proves unsatisfactory. Several Winchester Waltonites attended the Moore and Dorsey packing house meeting despite bad weather.
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