General Account 1938-1939
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Following was brought in by nature: 8 Pogonomya, 6 Grisomyx, 2 Phalangy, 22 Melonys, 1 Perocytes, 1 Dorylomys, 2 Plancyzels, 1 Pseudorhins The morning trolled traps and prepared specimens. the afternoon prepared specimens. Today for the first time nature was not very int (mor) comp & all sweet potatoes. Weather: 6.00 - 12.00 Scattered clouds, sunshine. 12.00 - 20.00 Overcast with occasional springs. Nov 24 Bela R., 18km N.NW Lake Kallawa, Netherlands New Guinea 22:00m 198 mouse traps, 204 rat traps, 29 stick traps. 1 Perocytes, 1 Phacozels, 1 Melomys (dead). The Following was brought in by nature: 9 Grisomyx, 3 Pogonomyx, 8 Pseudorhins, 6 Perocytes, 5 Plancyzels, 16 Melomys; 1 Doryspsis, 1 Phalangy, 1 Lorentzmys. The morning trolled traps and prepared specimens; the afternoon prepared specimens. According to Paul & story came in by the nature that Jemil was on his way too. We expect him tomorrow sometime. Weather: 6.00 - 8.00 overcast. 8:00 - 14:00 clear with some shifting clouds 14:05 - 20:00 overcast with light rain. Nov 25 Bela R., 18km N.NW Lake Kallawa, Netherlands New Guinea 22:00m. 198 mouse traps, 204 rat traps, 29 stick traps. 1 Dorymus, 1 Plancyzels, 1 Stinomyx, 1 Melomys (second). The following was brought in by nature: 3 Phacozels, 18 Melomys, 1 Pogonomyx, 3 Perocytes, 2 Mallomys, 1 Stromys, 4 Grisomyx, 2 Phalangy, 10 Pogonomyx. The morning trolled traps and prepared specimens; the afternoon prepared specimens. This morning about 11:15 Cyril Jemil, Joa, & Torin arrived and transport arrived from the Grand River way after 3 days of travel.