Winter woes hit Humboldt County gridiron and highway
The author details a cold Friday night football game in Humboldt County and a near-disastrous Saturday drive in winter weather. He notes the crowd thinning at halftime, the cold battery-powered camera struggle, and the curb collision that bent a tire rim. He also recalls a note from Grace Mackintosh about a Little Red Hen free enterprise story and a forwarded religious-sounding line.
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DeMark
Humboldt
Humboldt County
Steve Hakeman
Dne
Clark Lane
Grace Mackintosh
Livermore
Free Enterprise
Mackintogh
Lhis Ferther
Hardyians Beg For Indian Summer After Snow and Frost
The writer recalls an early frost and about one and a half inches of new snow that reduced visibility by noon. Weather expectations lean toward an Indian Summer this week while energy prices rise sharply before year end. Halloween crowds are warned to watch for traffic as children go door to door in costumes.
Open House Auditorium Event Highlights Humboldt Schools
Superintendent Wesley Carlson reports a well attended Open House at Humboldt Schools where the community showcased local talent. He thanks contributors and invites clubs to sponsor similar events while promoting the upcoming Brigadoon performances on November 4, 6, and 7 to utilize the new auditorium’s facilities and lighting.
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BR. Wesley Carlson
Humboldt
Kinseths Stranded at Community Center in Livermore Meet
Tuesday night Richard Kinseth and his wife were stranded at the Humboldt County Rural Leer Carriers and Auxiliary meeting held at the Livermore Community Center. The gathering was disrupted by Maurice McGee and his wife. Laurel Fan from St Jou accompanied the Kinseths.
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Richard Kinseth
Humboldt County
Livermore
Maurice McGee
Laurel Fan
St Jou
Curtis Be. Norem
Thor
Norway Township
P. W. Qually
Bode
Qually
Iowa crime rate stays below national level in 1980 report
The Iowa Department of Public Safety released the 1980 Iowa National Crime Rate Comparison showing Iowa’s index crime rate at 4,728.6 per 100,000, 19.9 percent below the national rate of 5,899.9 and below regional rates. Violent and property crime rates were also lower than national and regional figures, with Iowa’s murder and rape, robbery, burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft rates detailed alongside regional comparisons. The report notes Iowa’s relative safety among states and regions, and compares rates with West North Central states including Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, and the Dakotas.
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Towa
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Iowa
United States
West North Central
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
U.S
Humboldt Post Elects Leaders and Community Notices
The Humboldt Republican reports Franklin Jaqua elected Post Commander, Amos Hanson as Vice Commander, with officer slate including adjutant Ray Leland and treasurer Jess Wulff. A Messiah planning committee is formed by local women’s clubs. Other items note Renwick council appointing Harold Saxton night man, Ladies Aid officers elected, and anniversary remembrances.
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BO Youre
Humboldt Republican
E Franklin
Jaqua
Adams
American Legion
Amos B. Hanson
Lawrence Cunningham
Ray Leland
Jess Wulff
Earl Leland
Hans Leeds
Sargeant
Lars Ringsberg
Olson
Julius Johnson
George Beck
Perry Sisters
Charles Lathrop
Algona
C. E. Ward
Ruth
Los Angeles
Calif
Humboldt
Renwick
Harold Saxton
Arden Eastman
Ladies Aid Society
Owl Lake
Mra
Lewis Stockdale
E. Oppedahl
Daylight Savings Time Debate Draws Rural Concerns
Rep Berjerkley Bedell writes about daylight savings time opposing a bill to begin the period on the first Sunday in March. Spancroft highlights rural disruption, early darkness, and dangers to children while farmers face schedule conflicts. He plans to oppose the Energy Daylight Savings Act on the House floor.
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Q. T
Congress
Spancroft A
House of Representa
Thank you for hospital help and home support
Sincere thanks go to everyone for the gowns, cords and gifts received during the hospital stay and since returning home. Gratitude goes to the grandparents and Net for watching Jenni and T.J. and to friends and family for meals and support. Special thanks to Dr. Dvorak and the nurses for excellent care.
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Howers
Cords
Alto
Jenni
T.J
Dr. Dvorak
Sincaraly
Beck van Korn
Bonnig
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