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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1972
Page
1
The article explains that soil surveys will be funded by federal and state sources and used by farmers engineers and zoning officials. Mills County and 36 Iowa counties have completed or are completing surveys with plans to provide landowners and the public copies once finished.
The National Dairy Council will present a program for elementary faculty at Farragut Community High School. Teachers from Fremont and Mills counties attend a teachers institute with registration from 1 to 1 30 pm. Dr. Robert D. Benton delivers an address Is It Good For The Kids followed by ten speakers on topics including Career Education Interaction Analysis Behavior Modification Testing Learning Disabilities Tort Liability Speech Difficulties The Drug Problem and Communicating and Work.
Southwest Iowa faced widespread flood damage as rivers overflowed last week. Governor Ray declared 17 counties disaster areas and state estimates put crop and property losses at 15 million dollars. Mills County praised Engineer Bill Schultz for night flood defenses and bridge protection while Red Oak and Griswold faced major water events.
Mills County Soil Conservation District announces a public hearing at 2 00 PM October 4 1972 at the district office 313 Main Street Malvern Iowa to explain proposed soil loss regulations and hear landowners or occupants who would be affected. Albert T Washburn chairman signs the notice published in the Glenwood Opinion Tribune September 20 1972.
FFA teams from southwest Iowa will gather at Emerson Park at 2 p.m. Thursday, September 7 to compete in a soil judging contest. About 50 to 80 members are expected, with three man teams assessing soil depth, color, texture, slope, land use suitability, conservation practices, yield, origin, and soil type. The Boyce family reunion notes 49 attendees at the Glenwood fire station, listing numerous relatives and the next reunion date as the third Sunday in September.
Linnie Elizabeth Wrinkle Fisher was born August 3 1907 in Rockport Missouri and died September 7 at her home near Fairplay Missouri. She married Abe Fisher December 13 1923 at Glenwood and had 5 sons and 4 daughters. Surviving relatives include multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren with services held September 12 at Peterson Mortuary. Burial followed at Martin Chapel Pacific Junction with a full funeral party and flower personnel listed.
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