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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1947
Page
3
The article describes the Rocky Mountains as a vast wonderland with peaks, forests, canyons, and lakes. It notes Congress established a chair of national parks beginning with Yellowstone in 1872, highlighting the region's diverse forms and sizes.
Glacier Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain borrow their water to both oceans while Grand Teton drains to the Snake River. Glacier Park spans nearly a million acres with 60 glaciers and 200 lakes. Grand Teton rises to 13,768 feet with 22 peaks above 10,000 feet and alpine lakes. Rocky Mountain National Park lies near Denver with Longs Peak at 14,256 feet and the Trail Ridge Road above 12,000 feet. The article details park features, trails, wildlife, and lodging options in Estes Park and Grand Lake.
The National Park Service and the State of Florida push to create a 1,300,000 acre wildlife refuge in the Everglades. The area supports American crocodiles roseate spoonbills alligators and a variety of birds including herons egrets and bald eagles amidst dense vegetation across thousands of islands. Indians in the region hunt for fox bear panther and other game.
Readers can order the Weekly Newspaper Service booklet No 15 on building and remodeling homes. It covers circuits and outlets, avoiding dim lights when appliances start, with dozens of floor plans and photos. Send 85 cents to the service in New York for the booklet.
The first industrial use of wired television advances. a New York power plant installs a device allowing engineers in the control room to view a boiler gauge in another building via a television camera.
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