Delmarks Vet Ce and Publishing Staff Note
Publisher Steven Hakeman and editor Marilyn Codgen oversee Delmarks Vet Ce. Anpletant editor Jeanne Sheehan, advertising Denise Krischel, advertising manager Mavis Anderson, printing foreman Becky Vaudt, bookkeeper Reiwa Zoelzer. Card available upon request.
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Delmarks
Vet Ce
Steven Hakeman
Ee Gy
Marilyn Codgen
Jeanne Sheehan
Vee
Denise Krischel
Mt 7
Bownie Meiderheiser
Ollie
Mavis Anderson
Becky Vaudt
Reiwa Zoelzer
Agriculture Day recalls farming roots in Iowa region
Observance marking Agricultural Day highlights Iowa’s farming heritage amid migration from the land. Community reflections note two generations since direct farming income, with ties still felt to productive agriculture. Public notices discuss auto license sticker deadlines and proposed birthday-based renewal dates.
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Natrienl Agricedials
Iowa
Wnd
Myte
Great Renta
Midwest
HAPPENINGS ON THE HILL BY STATE SEN BERT PRIEBE
State Senator Bert Priebe reports efforts to move bills from committees including one time filing for Homestead Exemption and credits, and phasing out gasohol tax breaks. He supports corn alcohol use to cut petroleum dependence, notes a rising alcohol share target, and highlights a registered motor vehicle scheme tied to birth month. He discusses ethics questions about Senator Bisenius, House committee activity, welfare fraud reform, and Senate basketball enthusiasm with Buffalo Center readers in mind.
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Bert E. Priebe
D-Algona
Iowa
Corn Growers Association
Senate
Stephan) Bisenius
R-Cascade
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Buffalo Center
Steve Weber
la Verne
Farm Bureau
Lyle Cook
Easter Seals appeal and disability services drive in Humboldt Iowa
A reader sent a note praising Mark Moore’s sentence and critiquing crime reports while the piece extols the Easter Seals society. It describes services for disabled people funded by annual contributions and lists programs from therapy to independent living. Humboldt residents are urged to donate to Easter Seals, P.O. Box 647, Humboldt Iowa.
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America
Easter Gea Society of
Lowe
National
Easter Seat Society
Throughhe Research Foundation
Humboldt County
P.O
Humboldt
Iowa
Estherville Excels as Underdog Rooted by Humboldt Fans
Readers note Estherville won the girls basketball title despite no local Humboldt County team reaching the Sweet Sixteen. The piece laments dominance by larger schools and mentions upcoming boys tournament with no local team to follow, while anticipating Patrick's Day and spring showers.
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Humboldt County
Estherville
East Des Moines
Hampton
Humboldt
What household task gives you meat satisfaction
Karen May muses on household chores that feel satisfying to complete. From spotless windows to polished furniture and neatly organized drawers, the piece explores how tidy spaces and fresh laundry can bring a sense of accomplishment and comfort.
Legislative report highlights reapportionment row and blue lights
State Rep. Sue Mullins reports a House clash over reapportionment rules to bar Senators from living outside their represented areas. The House passed an amendment correcting the legislation. Also volunteer medical personnel may soon use flashing blue lights en route to ambulances.
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Sue Mullins
House
Senate
Humboldt 50 Years caucus nominates mayor treasurer and assessor
The Humboldt town caucus held in the town hall nominated Harry Clark for mayor Lucille Weyer for treasurer and John Olson for assessor. Five councilmen were named as candidates with Charles Howard James Zigrang Frank Hoffman John Wonderly and Louis Behounsk among the nominees. The item also notes staff moves and local educational and civic updates from 50 years ago.
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Humboldi i
Livermore
Harry Clark
Lucille Weyer
John Olson
Shaynot
Charles Howard
Jamee Zigrang
Frank Hoffman
John Wonderly
Louis Behounsk
Laura Walpole
Teller
Humboldt
Northwestern Balloorwee Company
Mason City
Helen Koob
Yeree
Alice Loomis
Seca
Miss Koob
Superintendent Reports On Federal Education Consolidation Act
R Wesley Carlson outlines changes under the 1981 act, including four funding categories Title I Vocational Education Education of the Handicapped and Block Grant. Anticipated district funds total about 71700 with Title I likely dropping by at least 15 percent. Block Grant allotment may be about 4400, no anticipated loss to vocational or handicapped funding, but concerns arise over reduced Title I funds which supported remedial reading and math programs.
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R. Wesley Carlson
Bupt
Humboldt Comm
States
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
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Eleanor Arent
Royal Bennett
Mildred P. Evans
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Hien
Humboldt County Memorial Hospital
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John 5. Martin
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Janice Pilibeen
Youn Anderson
Shirley Brows
Donna Berka
Kathy Herold
Nancy Eck
Barb Bennett
Kay Lee
Sue Flanagan
Shirley Reitera
Palmer Laken
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John Carver
Russell Seller
Mike Loftus
Pat McCoy
Warren Cahill
Mike Colwell
Doug Monaghan
Mike Springer
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Don Davis
Mike Bohan
Jame Uly
Kenneth L. Johnson
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