Delmar and Associates Advertise in Local Paper
A list of names appears with fragmented lines and garbled text indicating advertising content. The readable portion includes Delmar Steven Hakeman Marilyn Dorgan and Ahn Sheehan along with Becky Anderson. The snippet suggests an advertising or editorial section, with multiple typographical errors and missing context.
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Delmar
Steven Hakeman
Marilyn Dorgan
Ahn Sheehan
Deni Krischel
Gonnh Ntiderhen V8 'Anderson
Becky
Vavot
Mail costs worry Humboldt Observer over rising postal rates
Re Marks Mail it-Del Marks writes that while service is strong, postal rate increases on March 1 and November 1, plus July changes for second class mailers, threaten newspaper economics. He notes reader loyalty and local delivery savings, carrier recruitment issues, and debates bonuses versus steady regular rates to protect subscribers.
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del Marks
U.S
Humboldt
Post Office
Bicycle safety meeting set for October 15
The Citizens Organized for Bicycle Safety will meet at 7 15 p m October 15 at 109 S Main Sr Dakota City at Bob Griffin's home. The gathering will prepare information to present to Humburg and Dakota City city councils.
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Bob Griffin
S. Main Sr
Dakota City
Humburg
Pope's Triple 1 and Bible Version Abbr Featured
A fragmented crossword update mentions Pope's Triple 1 and Bible version abbreviations, with scattered notes like Sandy, Glacial Ridge Hospital team, and ABI 4. The text appears garbled and includes nonsensical strings and repeated syllables, offering little coherent context or clear facts.
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Sanehie
Pope
Sandy
Glacial Ridge Hospital
Local restaurant change in Bradgate 1931
The Kukkuck family sold Blondy Restaurant in Bradgate to Mr. and Mrs. Casey Blank who will take possession. the Kukkuks move to Minnesota. Merlin Nelson to run a cleaning and press shop with the existing laundry space. The Rev. Howard Reyman and W. M. Badedely assigned to Livermore La Verne pastorates. The Demeste rs left Humboldt to visit Freeport Indiana and closed their business interests.
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Humboldt Republican
Kukkuck
Bradgate
Casey Blank
Minnesota
Merlin Nelson
Verne Hardy
Howard Reyman
Methodist Church
Livermore
la Verne
Plover
W. M. Badedely
Livermore and
Freeport
Humboldt
Elias 8. Finney
Sisson Nursing Home
Mildred Ernst
Charles Ernst
Nancy Bakken
Elver Marquardt
Rutland
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Humboldt News Roundup Highlights Local Harvest and Community Updates
Curtis Bruvik reports five pounds of exceptionally prolific sweet potatoes from his Humboldt garden. The community notes a new Hansen Implement Company in Eagle Grove after purchasing the John Deere Store. Thor post office has a new building with postmaster A T Gudall. Renwick Homecoming crowned Sharon Hanson queen with attendants Caroline Helmke and Sandra McKenna. Twin Rivers band performed at Algona festival under Sverre Solheim. Also listed: Kiwanis officers installed, Country Florals grand opening, Humboldt police promotion for Charles Wellen, and Adams Post 119 Legion dinner attendees.
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Sandra McKenna
Sharon Hoffman
Joanne Espe
Twin Rivers
Sverre Solhiem
Orlinda Helland
Humboldt Republican
Humboldt
Michele Edge
Sue Olson
Ann Mitchell
Deanna Harvey
Michelle George
Fred Meyer
Humboldt Kiwanis Club
Ken Perin
Dick Furst
Tom McBurney
Dean Harmon
Country Florals
Highway 3
Rainbow Drive
Pollock
Highway 169
Charles Wellen
Evelyn Wellen
Mason City Police Department
Adams Post No. 119
American Legion
Arthur Anderson
Charles Wendle
Ray Wogan
Fred C. Jensen
Edward Dyiig
Franklin Jaqua
Rineholt Schulze
Amos Hanson
Cecil Leland
Clint Tinken
Lawrence Cunningham
Harold O
Tour of Homes highlights and local workshop tour
The writer reports on the Annual Tour of Homes with cabins and A frame designs, noting each house featured multiple fireplaces and several bathrooms. Hosts were gracious, iterating a gloomy day but good turnout, with Bob Bristol guiding the Humboldt County Workshop tour and clients’ families explaining work. Readers mention telephone service concerns with Northwestern Bell and anticipate earlier publication dates for the newspaper.
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Humboldt County
Bob Bristol
Letter to the Editor Proposes Social Security Funding Idea
A reader named H. G. Baldwin from Humboldt suggests two steps to ease Social Security shortages. He calls for removing “free loaders” and redirecting all federal tax paid by Social Security recipients into the Social Security fund.
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Northwest Federal
Auditorium Use Policy Update At Humboldt Schools
Humboldt Community Schools reiterate policy on use and care of school property. The Board outlines a fee schedule covering custodial, lights, and heat for community group use of the new auditorium. Fees vary by day and time, with higher weekend rates. examples show a total charge of 102.50 for a four night schedule. The district emphasizes that tax funds may not subsidize community groups and urges adherence to guidelines to protect eight million dollars in school property.
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Board of Education
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