University of Towns fires football coach Burns after season
The board of control of athletics voted to dismiss football coach Jerry Burns with one game left in the season. Burns, 38, leaves after a dive season record of 1-26-29 and an 8-22 Big Ten mark, as the board moves to accelerate a search for a replacement. Merrill Anderson was re elected president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, defeating Wayne Keith who served seven years.
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vArchie
Kodras
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Pin Ryan
Forrest Evashevski
Evy
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Antwerson J. Merrill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Anderson
Wayne Keith
Classifieds Ad Rates Note For First And Second Insertions
The notice lists rates for classified ads with a second insertion at 2 cents per word and a minimum charge of 20 cents. It adds 18 cents for larger ads to cover billing. It also states first insertion costs 3 cents per word with a minimum charge of 4 cents.
40th Anniversary Thanks and Sympathy Card
We express appreciation to relatives and friends who helped make our 40th anniversary memorable. Our heartfelt thanks to all who offered comfort, sympathy, and help after the loss of our husband, father, and grandfather. Special thanks to Father R. and to Mrs Reinhart, Dr L R Hege, Sioux Center hospital, and the Gerritsen family.
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R. We Reinhart
L. R. Hege
Sioux Center Hospital
Inez Kettler
Don ‘Gerritsen
L.r.hegg
Herman Wan't Hal
Farm Bureau elects Anderson as Iowa leader at Des Moines meet
Anderson was chosen by county delegates with 63 votes to 33 for a two year term. The Des Moines convention adopted several resolutions calling for market based price setting, food reserves, and limited government involvement. The group urged daylight saving time from Memorial Day to Labor Day and favored a 125 day per diem for legislators.
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Anderson
Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Farm Organization
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa
General Assembly
Burns
Wayne Robinson
Ray Jaunch
Whitey
Burglars Loot Inwood and Sioux Center Post Offices
Burglars broke into the Inwood and Sioux Center post offices over the weekend, peeling a near new safe and taking stamps and cash. Inwood losses may reach about 4500 dollars. Sioux Center safe was broken into Saturday night or Sunday with stamps and money missing. Post office staff members reported the breaks and found the damaged safe Sunday afternoon.
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Inwood
Sioux Center
Madland
DeGooyer
Kennet Voss
Postal Service Braces for Record Holiday Mail Volume
Postmaster Paul Beamer predicts a dramatic rise in Christmas mail over last year with billions of pieces expected to be delivered before the holiday. He warns that waiting till the last week could swamp the system as the nation’s economy drives a heavy mail season.
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Paul Beamer
Court Fines Issued For Track Violations In Foley
Magistrate court records report Jansina Joanne B Hudson fined for track violations with costs. Gleason Foley Gaile received a $10 fine and court costs for infractions.
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Jansina
Joanne B
Hudson
Public cooperation urged for timely Rock Valley mail delivery
The Rock Valley Bee reports that important special messages of good will may not be delivered on time. Public cooperation is essential to ensure fast and on-time mail delivery at this time.
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Rock Valley
Holf
Mary
Marine
Hawarden
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