30 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
1
The Humboldt Republican announces its weekly publication schedule and subscription rates while extending season’s greetings. It notes weekly Friday morning circulation in Hum- lows with $1.50 yearly subscriptions and advance payments for out of county readers. The notice closes with hopeful seasonal blessings and a message of kindness and goodwill.
Marshalltown Times Republican reports Sioux City commission opened bids for first class concrete paving at 1.18 dollars per square yard. The piece notes patent conflicts with Blame & Company over granitoid formulas and compares costs of patented versus plain concrete across several cities. It argues unpatented mixes can yield cheaper pavements and urges caution against patent claims in public works.
Local note urges property owners and town councils in Iowa to examine concrete street paving costs before spending. Humboldt plans paving as Marshalltown’s figures guide decisions. Fort Dodge saloon fight over withdrawal timing is debated with canvass deadlines and party splits. Cattle dealer Guy Richell reports importing 4400 feeders from South Dakota, a big fall sale across Humboldt to Mameraburg area. Medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio address.
The Corn Short Course features multiple classes for domestic science and baking with premiums for best loaves cakes butter and two pounds of butter. Entries due January 28 and returned if unpaid. lectures and exhibits run January 25 to 27 with evening talks at the Opera House and related courses at the Congregational church and county schools.
A local notice laments a price rise by Creamery rivals on poultry and cream last Monday, arguing butter values answered the shift. The speaker vows fair weights, steady payments, and a permanent Humboldt cream station, urging farmers to seek a square deal and give him a trial.
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