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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Pacific Junction meeting and various local proceedings, with references to legal actions, officials, venues, dates, and scattered names. The text is garbled, but mentions attendees, attorney, rent issues, and public notices amid chaotic sequence of names and places.
A garbled humorous weather column riffs on rain and sun as residents joke about seaside and street forecasts. The piece references local figures and quirky lines about global weather quirks, ending with a long rundown of odd weather predictions and entertained readers.
A fragmented excerpt from Youth's Companion discusses a special drum design in India, noting tonal harmonies and sustained modes. It mentions Vasco instruments, lead composition, and a ring membrane affecting resonance, with references to Verda, Motil, and Hye as named entities within a broader, unclear context.
The excerpt discusses the sweetness and sanctifying power of a kiss, noting affection in kissing as a bond’s nest and the impact on social bonds. It references statistics from the state agency and mentions a person and hours in a year context, reflecting imperfect OCR text.
The article outlines legislative committee concerns over municipal funds and county allocations, noting money distribution per state law. It also reports Prof. George W. Samson resigning after 23 years at Coding Palls State College, with background as a former superintendent in several towns and ties to Atlantic and Cedar Falls.
The Glenwood High School Football Banquet honored first and second squads with a formal dinner in the auditorium and domestic science room venue. Captaincy for next season was decided, Miss Neer and Mr Neveln spoke, and Mrs Mintle supervised the meal. December events announced include Go to School Week and Parents Day, with a busy schedule of basketball games and school activities through December and into May 1924.
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