R Burn, Mayor of Gilmore City Dies
Robert Burn 53 longtime Gilmore City mayor died Friday at University Hospital In Iowa City after a heart illness Funeral services were held Monday in Gilmore City United Methodist Church Burial was in Marble Valley Cemetery He served in Coast Guard from 1936 to 1962 and fought in World War II and Korea He married Helen Hall in 1937 and moved to Gilmore City in 1961 Survived by wife and three children All fields reflect a 1960s local obituary tone
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Robert Burn
Gilmore City
University Hospital
Iowa City
United Methodist Church
Gilmore
Marble Valley
Mr. Burn
Rhode Island
U.S. Coast Guard
Helen Hall
Elks top Rams as Brinkman leads with 21 points
Rolfe trailing most of the game rallied in the final period but Laurens Elks held on 92 77 victory. Leading Rolfe scorer Karen Brinkman poured 21 points while Laurie Brinkman added 16 and Carol Wiegert 14 as the Rammettes and Elkettes both shot around 41 percent. Mark Feldman led Rolfe with 24 points in the men’s contest and the narrative mentions community ties and local club roles for Wiegert in Rolfe.
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Rolfe
Karen Brinkman
Laurie Brinkman
Carol Wiegert
Rammettes
Elkettes
Rams
Laurens
Elks
Laurens Laurens
Obituary Note Details Rolfe Resident and Family
A Rolfe resident identified as Gert, along with her two sisters Miss Inga Ryen of Gilmore City and Mrs Nora Mentzer of Burbank California, left nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her parents three sisters and two brothers.
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Gert of
Rolfe
Inga Ryen
Gilmore City
Nora Mentzer
Burbank
Calif
ASCS Details 1971 Farm Programs and Signup Window
New information on the 1971 farm programs was announced by LeRoy Kontas County Agricultural Nelson, ASC Committee chairman. The signup period for the feed grain and wheat programs runs March 1 through April 9, with preparations ahead of March 1.
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LeRoy Kontas
Nelson
ASC
Farm law programs detail set aside and payments
Nelson explains tentative set-aside rules under the 1970 Agricultural Act with 20 percent for feed grain and 60 to 75 percent for wheat. Farmers will receive set-aside payments regardless of production, while maintaining conserving bases and free to plant remaining cropland. Final percentages await March 1 decisions and further data, with program payments after July 1 and crop loan rates announced for 1971.
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Nelson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
ASC
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R. Burn
Masonic Lodge
Helen
Garfield Township
Robert Wiegert
Rolfe Lutheran Church
Wiegert
Des Moines-Garfield Township
Timas
Errol
Otalle
Rolfb
E. P. Hansen
Thurs
Humboldt
Joseph Schoofs
Optometrist
Pocahontas, Iowa
ASCS
Business & Professional and
Charles A. Gunderson
James W. Hudson
Pocahontas
Shank
Wilson
Texonie Ee Miracle
Fender
Natal Il
Swanson
Zolder
Ein
Red River Valley
Philadelphia
Maraschino
U.S.D.A
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Pocahontas County
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Emmett C. Mosbach Zone Manager
N. Harrison
Iowa
James Slattery, M.D
W. J. Morrison
D. O
West Bend
Office & Res
Gene Hughes
Kurt J. Sunner
Caurens
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Jim
Wilson Farm Management Real Estate Insurance
Rolfe, Ia
D. W. Duitscher
R. B. Ranney
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