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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
Slen Wood High battles Clarinda in a scoreless tie as Glenwood and Clarinda mix runs and passes. Key plays include passes to Stivers and Kates, center smashes for yardage, and a failed drop kick as Clarinda takes possession on their 20 yard line.
Yard line detail shows 1st and 10 plays with gains of 3 9 4 2 0 20 7 3 and 6 yards, multiple fumbles losses and punts. Clarinda advances with 35 yard right end run and converts 1st downs on 1st and 10 and 3rd down plays, Glenwood punting to Clarinda multiple times.
A school nurse reviews pupils health and invites attendance at an accompanying training course. new music books for the grades from the Ginn Music Education Series have been purchased and put into use this past week.
The notice reports purchases replacing worn grades and adding new series from a fund raised by performances. Mrs Woodruff donates two large atlases. Library reorganized storage spaces and a check shows 72 reference books loaned by 3:30 pm with expectation of about 100 by end of day as students borrow for study.
Congressman W R Green, leaving Council Bluffs for the east, says the Ways and Means Committee will have the new revenue bill prepared for submission as soon as Congress convenes. He predicts passage before February and taxes payable next year, noting hearings will take about ten days and the bill will cover this year’s taxes due in 1926.
Final determination of the Iowa Nebraska boundary line to be made at a joint meeting of the two state commissions in October, per word from the governor's office. Frequent shifting of the Missouri channel prompts special commissions in Iowa and Nebraska to determine the boundary.
The Iowa and Nebraska commissions plan to submit the river boundary question to their legislatures after hearings on where the line should run. They may adopt the middle channel as the boundary to resolve varied claims as towns shift with the Missouri River. Land owners face title issues as channels move, and several commissioners have changed since hearings began. The article also notes local school events and church notices including the Four Corners Parent Teacher meeting and St. John’s Episcopal services forthcoming.
The preliminary reports show 1,251 children in rural schools with seven schools at ten pupils or fewer, forty schools 10 to 20 pupils, fourteen schools 20 to 30, and seven schools 30 to 40. Flags have not been fixed in many cases. this fall suggests planting native shrubs and ornamental trees in the school yards.
A brief note on occasional typographical slips that occur in all papers. The passage references a list of federal tax payments compiled from the Register and Leader as noted in the last issue.
An OCR fragment notes Mills County Abstract Company returning as having some undetermined claim or item in 1024, with unclear phrasing. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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