Farm Tractor Accident Injures Humboldt Man
Dale Kunert, 54, of rural Humboldt, was seriously hurt last Wednesday when an older tractor lurched forward as he attempted to start it. He was found by his wife, rushed to Humboldt County Memorial Hospital, then transferred to Trinity Regional Hospital, where surgery for a broken hip occurred. He later moved to St Marys Hospital in Rochester after suffering a stroke and remains in guarded condition in intensive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kunert
Humboldt
Humboldt County Memorial Hospital
Trinity Regional Hospital
Fort Dodge
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Boy bitten by dog at Humboldt wedding week
Scott Gehring four, son of Joe and Mrs Gehring of Tacoma, came to Humboldt to be ring bearer for his uncle Herman Hauck. A cocker spaniel owned by the Pat Jennings family bit him on Fourth Avenue North requiring stitches under his eye but he still performed as bearer. His grandfather H E Hauck notes a prior incident where his granddaughter was bitten. police have been informed, and the owner plans to move away with the dogs soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Gehring
Joe Gehring
Tacoma
Wash
Humboldt
Herman Hauck
Fourth Avenue North
Scott
H. E. Hauck
Third Avenue
Ed Allen
Board opposes school day religious instruction plan
The Humboldt Board of Education opposes a released time proposal from the Humboldt Ministerial Association for students to leave classes 45 minutes to an hour weekly for church activities. Superintendent Carlson noted legal permissibility only with parent consent and majority student participation. board members stressed scheduling conflicts and overall resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Hakeman
Humboldt Board of Maine
Wesley Carlaon
Humboldt Ministerial Association
Carlson
Rod Knudsen
Larry Dunscombe
Humboldt City Council reviews annual audit and police costs
The Humboldt City Council studied the 1980-81 audit by Mark L. Brandsgard showing revenues of 1,636,237.50 and expenditures of 1,496,067.16, with recommendations to integrate the Library Fund and publish investment details. Police protection for Dakota City costs 1,848.33 monthly, totaling 226,421 yearly, with discussion of Dakota City possibly hiring its own marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wongie Neiderheiver
Humboldt
Mark L. Brandsgard
Library
Brandegerd
the Auditor of
State of
Iowa
Humboldt City
Dakota City
Humboldt Bag
Paul Cartwright
Jim van Horn
Humboldt County
Jail election set for Jan 12 1982 in Humboldt County
A county board vote set a January 12 1982 election to approve federal revenue sharing funds for a new Humboldt County Jail at the Law Enforcement Center. The project cost near 260000 with no local taxes, and a 50 percent plus one vote majority is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Board of Supervisors
Marvin Andersen
Fifth Street
Sumner Avenue
Humboldt
Huntington
Storm Lake
Andersen
Humboldt Second
Renwick
Compensation Board weighs county official salary hikes
Humboldt County's elected public officials asked for wage increases ranging from four to seven percent at Thursday night's Compensation Board meeting. The board, responsible for setting salaries, sought suggestions and is expected to decide at a Tuesday meeting. Members include Chuck Hinkle, Dick Naaye, Ronald Warren, John Walther, and Hartley Mackintosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
County Compensation Board
Chuck Hinkle
Hinkle
Dick Naaye
Ronald Warren
John Walther
Hartley Mackintosh
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D. Kunert
Pat Jennings
Steven Gidel
Humboldt Public Library
Ryan
Chad
Barb
Kari
Niki
Humboldt City Council
Ron Hansen
Sone
Ministerial Association
Leland Jenison
Jenison
Castle Theatre
Mr. Scrooge
VEW
Arthur J. Fellwec
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rey Knowles
Pander
Jena Odgeard
Fellwock
Carl Day
Rich Lanning
Sathers Odgaard
Jens Odgagrg
The
American Legion
Hually
Post
Benquet
Earl Dodd
Earl Butterworth
Republican
Story
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