Ice Ages Through Time and Evolutionary Impact
A science note discusses Prof. A. P. Coleman’s view that the earth is emerging from the last ice ages and will warm in 2–3 million years. It outlines multiple ice ages from the Pleistocene onward, their durations, and their role in evolution, noting life’s resilience and climatic range limits.
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Waterlaoanas
Towans
A. P. Coleman
University of Toronto
Coleman
Earth
Canada
Geological clues from Permian era near the equator
A historical note describes Permian period geology with giant land masses in India Africa and Brazil. Geologists find glacial ghacia deposits and boulders identical to northern gravels within solid rock. Interglacial layers about 90 million years old lie between tilith coal seams.
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Bet
India
Directors Re-Elected At People's Mutual Building & L
Five directors with terms expiring were re elected for three years Carleton Sins C R Davis J A Young J C Hartman and I L Marquis Directors with term carries over include W Friedl A G Cole B J Gates J T Kiinofelter C J Miter W E Ogle T Biller W Allhouse A G Held and J C Murtagh R G Walmes was re elected secretary nil W B E Ogle was re elected treasurer J J Miller president and A C Cole vice president noted The association posted a strong year with assets at 1926 year end 3469 745 Jan 1 up 9 per cent Loans approved and closed in 1926 187 750 with 52 000 repaid net increase 135 750
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People’s Mutual Building & Loran Association
Carleton Sins
C. R. Davis
A. Young
J.C. Hartman
I. L. Marquis
W. Friedl
A. GC. Cole
B. J. Gates
T Kiinofelter
C.J. Miter
W. E. Ogle
Biller
W. Allhouse
A. G. Held
J. C. Murtagh
R. G. Walmes
Nil W. BE. Ogle
J. J. Miller
A. C. Cole
Kennel Club Sets Beach Show Dates for Cedar Valley
The Cedar Valley Kennel Club selects April 19 and 20 for a beach show with tentative dates of April 16 and 20 discussed. A beach show committee including W. D. Burdick J. M. Kelley and Jack Rawlins was formed at Hotel Russell-Lamson to push plans. One judge will place all breeds this year. Frank Hollis Madeon was elected secretary treasurer.
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Cedar Valley
Frank Hollis
Madeon
The
Abub
Twenty first wedding anniversaries observed in large community
In Tawaslin January 25 two couples celebrating their twenty first wedding anniversaries hosted a dinner party for about 40 guests. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bechtelheimer entertained Mr. and Mrs Wy Miller Mrs J Wilbert Miller Mr and Mrs W T Brighty and Mr and Mrs Toy bike. The hosts were treated to light refreshments as the evening progressed. Mr Harve Moberly plans to attend his sister in law's camual in Stein.
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Caurion Special Services
Tawasliln
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Wy. Miller
J. Wilbert Miller
W. T. Binhty
L. W. Blgough
Harve
Stein
Orchard Domestic Science Class Hosts Dinner Party
The Orchard domestic science class held a Saturday evening party to honor the board. Members attended a dinner in a festively decorated setting with crimson and old gold colors. Tables were set for twenty guests.
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Orchard
Spel Kevetech Grebare
Jan
Vin di Paeyty
Osehool
Gilbertville Guest Party Honors Weekend Visitor
A social gathering in Culverville Indiana welcomed a trainee from Magdalen State and Wilkes Sehired home guests. Attendees included Mary Schmitt Core toma Buawer Eovily Panetta Schmidt Berth Reuter Wilda Genevieve Delegardele Cinevieve Yuberty Beatrice Stel Teg Scharcen and Miss Loretta Schmidt. Dinner guests for Miss Stute included Marvin Buck Fray White and atlas J Scharen.
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Waueter Speviat Keeimes
Culverkvil
Bite
Magdalen
Ain Tow
Couose
Wilkes Sehired
Heneret
Banca Pearty
Durdig
Elas
Ciuests
Mary Schmitt
Core Toma Buawer
Eovily
Panetta Schmidt
Berth
Reuter
Wilda Yut
Genevieve Delegardele
Cinevieve Yuberty
Beatrice
Stel
Tegent Scharcen
Misa Loretta Schmidt
Misa Stute
Sandi
Miss Stute
Marvin Buck
Fray White
Atlas J Scharen
Littleton Woman Celebrates Prer Birthday Anniversary
Mrs celebrated prer birthday anniversary her grandson Clyde Wilson. Ts Gimfly and the PL Tropes Premindly Net patents HUPHIPE GL tae home da celebration of Le pyent.
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Littleton
Sinn
Itteton
Mre
Clyde Wilsson
Football Schedules of Big Ten May Be Revamped for 1927
Chicago officials report a Big Ten meeting to consider scrapping December schedules for a round robin system. More than eighty representatives from Big Ten schools will discuss new rules and a conference championship format. Major John L. Grimm seeks broad participation from faculty students and alumni.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Lpl
Germann Universitiing
John L. Grimm
Tiel * Sunches
Pas Dog Derby Opens Amid Cold Blast In The Pas
January 25 at The Pas Manitoba starts the three day 120 mile dog derby and winter carnival. Twenty five below zero greets a crowd of Indians trappers prospectors and townspeople. Six teams compete in the first heat of 40 miles on an eight mile course along the Saskatchewan river. Second and third heats of 10 miles each set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Wild Animal Life Conditions in Iowa Crowded by Cultivation
A January bulletin from the American Game Protective Association discusses Iowa game conditions. W. H. Albert, Iowa state fish and game warden, notes drastic crowding out of wild life due to cultivation, leaving little cover for species like prairie chicken and grouse. He highlights the pheasant as an immigrant now thriving even in heavily cultivated areas.
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Fla
Builetin
American Caine Protective Association
Lowa
W. H. Albert
al Lert
Albert
Pheasants Help Control Insects, Say Expert
The expert notes cornu approved practices and cites crop-destroying insects in bird stomachs. Pheasants eat some grain when insects are scarce, but farmers may tolerate this for the insect control during peak life. No evidence pheasants crowd out other species or disturb other game birds like quail and partridge.
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Albert
Coil
IOWA FALLS MATMEN DOWN CLARION TEAM
Iowa Falls high school matmen defeated the Clarion wrestling team here Saturday night by 18 to 12 after Clarion had previously defeated Iowa Falls in a duel at Clarion. Waverly teams defeated Frederika in the gym last evening with boys 17 to 18 and girls 48 to ?
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Iowa Falls
Matmen
Clarion
Towa
Waverly
Tan
Frederika
Wyoming Leads Big Game in National Forests Report
The Forest Service figures show Wyoming tops elk, antelope, and moose counts among its national forests, with strong lead in mountain goats and deer in other states. California leads deer, Montana in mountain goats, and Colorado in mountain sheep, while beaver tallies debut with 47,000 in Colorado.
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Forest Service
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Colorado
Bis Country
Teton
Yellowstone Park
Nornal Forest Lands
Piano Removal Sale at VLC Music House
Piano removal sale announced by VLC Music House on West Side Commercial St. The ad notes strong pricing and invites customers to visit after closing time, highlighting a clearance event at the Tay price location.
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Phino
West Side
Commercial St
Dan
Sacred Heart High Loses to Orange Township in Fast Game
Sacred Heart High fell to Orange Township 36 to 18 last night. The faster, heavier visitors led from start to finish as Berger and Weber starred for Sacred Heart.
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Sacred Heart High
Orange Township
Berger
Weber
Sacred Heart
Hampton High Divides Two Games With Nevada
Hampton Virginia teams split two games with Nevada on Saturday night. The boys kept the Nevada quintet to the season’s closest score but lost 12 to 16. Nevada pulled ahead with two field goals in the Special Set quarter after a 12-12 tie. Hampton’s fast play and sharp defense highlighted the contest, with Armstrong and Tlustetter scoring three goals for Hampton and Kinne Wood and Beebe contributing on the scoring end.
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fCourse Ice
Hampton
Dan
Hammton
Nevada
Seaon
Nevadie Gictts
Muampton Fo & Same
Armstrong
Ttlostetter
Wisiers
Kinne, Wood
Beeba
Meyers Retains World Middleweight Title in Chicago Bout
Johnny Meyers of Chicago, the world middleweight champion, defeated Jimmy Legis of Chi cago in two hours’ time by the roll of the state athletic commission. Meyers won one fall in 1:34:53, securing the title as Legis failed to win.
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Meyers
Logas
Chicago
Johnny Meyers
Jimmy Legis
Chieragia
Role
State Athletic Commission
Merers
Theatre listings for tonight at major houses
Alberta Vaughn stars in Collegiate at Te Theatre along with PHAZA showing Summer Bachelors and vaudeville. Buck Jones appears in Desert Valley and Dainty Darlings Musical Revue at RIALTO. Donald Colman and Lois Moran lead Stela Dallis at STRAND. Worswick Players stock company presents Grausturk at WATERLOO.
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Paladi
Alberta Vaughn
PHAZA
Vaude‘ville
Rialto
Buck Jones
Strand
Donald Colman
Lois Moran
Waterloo
The
Worswick Players, Stock Company
Charles City High Installs First Student Basketball Manager
Charles City Iowa January 25 Day Finch junior at Charles City High has been elected student manager of the basketball team. This marks the first time in the school's athletic history that a student manager post has been created.
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Charles City
Tan
Finch
Tripoli Girls Victory Reported Over Federika Team Stuns
Tripoli Iowa reports the local girls basketball team defeated Federika girls Saturday evening with a score of seven to one in a tight matchup while the boys team lost at Danver Friday night by two to twenty.
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Tripolce
Tripoli
Danver
Orange Junior High Team Wins Long Game
Orange Township Jan. 23. The Orange Township Junior High school basketball team defeated La Porte City Juniors in an overtime game here last night 18 to 16. Three extra periods were necessary before Capt. Saylor dropped in the winning basket. The high school team, which defeated Linchford last Friday 39 to 10, plays at Jesup Friday evening.
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Orange
Township
Orange Township
la Porte City
Saylor
Linchford
Jesup
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