Humboldt Board of Education sets 1982 83 budget total
The Humboldt Board of Education at a Monday meeting reviewed the 1982-83 financial report and proposed budget. The estimated maximum budget stands at 84.1 million with an allowable expenditure per pupil of 32 230, while the proposed working budget is 3.9 million, up from this year’s 3 880 805 certified budget.
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Tee
Humboldt Board of Education
Mease Elementary School
Humboldt 6 year old is champ tractor puller
Scott Heider, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Heider, won first in a 41 to 50 pound pedal powered tractor class at the Iowa State Fair Des Moines last Thursday. He pulled 490 feet, finishing ahead of most entries. He also placed first in Moorland Centennial for 6 and 6 year olds and third in Gilmore City Centennial for 5 and 6 year olds. Scott has no pedal tractor of his own and practices on a tricycle. He’s invited to the National Association of Pedal Power Pullers contest at Aurelia on Aug 27 with about 100 entrants expected. His brother Ross, 2, competed in a lighter class but did not place.
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Humboldt
Scott Heider
Leon Heider
Des Moines
Scott
Moorland
Gilmore City
Pedalera
Aurelia
Texas
Ross
Markets Report for Aug 23 1963 Oats Beans and Beet Prices
Market notes from 10 a.m. Tuesday August 23 1963 show oat prices at 3.38 per unit, bean prices at 1.76, and beet prices at 8.57. Data reflects early market readings with grains and vegetables listed.
Kampen wins state fair grand champ steer in Des Moines
Joel Kampen 17 son of Mr and Mrs Paul Kampen rural Humboldt showed the grand champion 4 H steer at the Iowa State Fair with a Chianina Angus cross. His steer earlier was reserve champion at Humboldt County Fair while his younger brother Chad placed lower at the state fair. Kampen’s entry purchased from Duane Hilbert of Algona had been medium weight champion of the 4 H show and topped last year’s heavyweight champion shown by Rod Suhr. The victory follows a string of Humboldt wins, Joel having shown grand champions six of seven years at the county fair. Other Humboldt participants earned ribbons in lamb and swine classes.
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Joel Kampen
Paul Kampen
Humboldt
Des Moines
Kampen
Humboldt County Fair
Chad
Ateer
Duane Hilbert
Algona
Rod Suhr
Walnut
Suhr
Joel
Brett
Doel
Lyle
Sharon Krone
Stoclaman
Krepses
FFA
Humboldt Ffaer
Tom Heggen
Roger Carlson
Scott Madison
Mark
Mill Farm Museum hosts Willow School centennial celebration
A centennial event at Mill Farm Museum Dakota City Sunday August 28 offers tickets for adults 1.00 high school students 0.50 and children 0.26 with free admission for Humboldt County Historical Association members and special guests The afternoon features Jay Reid Gould’s outdoor drama Death of the Hired Hand from Robерв Frost on the Willow School House steps at 2 and 3 PM plus Creepy Crawly Things traveling zoo strolling musicians Model A rides and tours of six museum buildings including the National Register listed main house a log cabin replica Willow School jail barn and more Craft demos spinning quilting rope making quilling soap making and a working printing press precede ice cream sandwiches rain or shine.
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Mill Farm Museum
Dakota City
Humboldt County Historical Association
Jay Reid Gould
Robert Frost
Willow School
Gerald Christensen
Warren
Elaine Mason
Mary
Hay Lindhart
Sue Heathman
Jeff Aletad
Frost
Ing Mobile Zoo
Des Moines Zoo
Model A Club of
Humboldt
Henry Ford
Humboldt Club
United States
Humboldt County
Thor
Bradgate marks centennial with buried time capsule
A community picnic at Bradgate’s new town park highlighted the burial of a time capsule to be opened at the 125th anniversary. Ed Lowe donated a gold vault. contents include local history, centennial memorabilia, a twinning publicity packet, and envelopes from families and businesses.
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Bradgate
Ron Warren
Clarence Ganzeveld
New
Ed Lowe
Gilmore City
Gilmore City Vault Company
Sisters of the Swish
Brothers of the Brush
Newton Linford
Bradgate Park
England
Gilmore
Dodgen forms own consulting firm for banks and leases
Former Humboldt resident Bill Dodgen told the Humboldt Republican he will leave Hawkeye Bank and Trust in Des Moines next month to start a new leasing service company. Based in Des Moines, the firm will advise banks and S&Ls on entering equipment leasing, provide lease accounting, and broker leases nationwide. Dodgen’s book on bank equipment leasing, due in October from a Texas publisher, helped spur the venture.
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Bill Dodgen
Humboldt
Humboldt Republican Today
Hawkeye Bank and Trust of
Des Moines
Dodgen
Austin
Tex
Des Moines Bank
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